Sravanti Tekumalla ’16 explores the intersection of language, journalism and technology
From Ohio to Boston to New York City, Sravanti Tekumalla ’16 has always tried to put herself outside of her…
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Manisha Thakor ’92 focuses on simplicity, small joys and the financial world
Hailing from a small town in Indiana, Manisha Thakor ’92 was the girl next door who has now taken a…
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Anne Toth ’93 forges her way to the top of the tech industry
By seizing every opportunity and braving every risk, Anne Toth ’93 earned the title of Vice President of People and…
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Alumnae Achievement Award winners follow innovative paths to success
Students, families and faculty gathered in Alumnae Hall on Oct. 14 to celebrate the achievements Marian Burros ’54, Maria Morris…
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Carlota Zimmerman ’96 demystifies success through versatile career path
Carlota Zimmerman ’96 is powerful and passionate — a force to be reckoned with. Writing an award winning play at…
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Julia Marciari-Alexander sees a bright future for women in the art world
Dr. Julia Marciari-Alexander ’89 is the first female Executive Director of the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, a gallery…
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From SBOG to working with alumnae, Bridget O’Connor Garsh ’04 builds her legacy at Wellesley
Throughout her life, Bridget O’Connor Garsh ’04 has always enjoyed pursuing what she loves and making an impact where she…
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Missy Shea ’89 embraces her past in her appointment as head of Alumnae Association
Pursuing her lifelong passions for skiing and education, Missy Shea ’89 attended Wellesley College and went on to teach, ski…
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Sue Wang ’88 connects the mind and the body through a reflective memoir
In her book, “MESSAGES from the Black Recliner: A Memoir of Healing Body and Spirit,” Sue Wang ’88 describes her…
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Out of the 23 schools to which Liza Jaye ’14 applied, Wellesley College was the last. However, it turned out to…
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