Bryn Mawr Alumnae

Sindy Paul ’79 Celebrates a Career in Public Health: "I always enjoyed solving mysteries, and what is an outbreak investigation but solving a mystery?" Read more in the Alumnae Bulletin: https://bit.ly/3mdd97y.

Q: What is your favorite Halloween costume? Post your pictures below...bonus points for a Bryn Mawr themed costume!

What did Bryn Mawr students think about racial justice a century ago? Digital Scholarship Summer Fellows Cindy Chea ’22 (English), Hilana El-Mekkoussi ’21 (biochemistry), Peyton Moriarty ’21 (history), Tino Nguruve ’22 (computer science and math), and Elizabeth Zhao ’22 (sociology) spent the summer exploring this question through a multimedia exhibit. Read more in the latest issue of the Alumnae Bulletin: https://bit.ly/2SI3f11.

The Graduate Group Symposium sheds light on the idea of darkness. Read more in the latest issue of the Alumnae Bulletin: https://bit.ly/36Q8oft.

Itohan Osayimwese ’97, an associate professor of the history of art and architecture at Brown University, has been awarded a New Directions Fellowship. Awarded by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, the fellowship allows mid-career faculty to pursue studies outside their primary subjects. Read more in the latest issue of the Alumnae Bulletin: https://bit.ly/2GK4E4G.

Q: Where are you favorite hiking trails or parks?

Reminder: Join Chief Alumnae/i Relations & Development Officer Bob Miller and Director of Alumnae/i Relations Millie Bond '05 for an information session on the revitalized Black Alumnae/i Fund tomorrow, Wednesday, 10/21 at 7 p.m. EDT. Register at: https://bit.ly/3nZQpcQ

Interested in hearing about the revitalized Black Alumnae/i Fund? Join Chief Alumnae/i Relations & Development Officer Bob Miller and Director of Alumnae/i Relations Millie Bond '05 for an information session on Wednesday, 10/21 at 7 p.m. EDT. Register now: https://bit.ly/3nZQpcQ

While in virtual residence at Bryn Mawr, Fred Moten, a leading scholar in the fields of Black studies and critical theory, will deliver three public lectures on his new work. The three Flexner Lectures are on Wednesday evenings and will take place via Zoom at 7:30 p.m. -Oct. 28: sol aire (Register: https://bit.ly/2IbX82J) -Nov. 11: abduction and adduction (Register: https://bit.ly/34ch4tF) -Nov. 18: maps, territories (Register: https://bit.ly/33hMiAj)

Teaching, Research, and COVID-19: The sudden pandemic response in March transformed the work of librarians and educational technology specialists. Read more in the latest issue of the Alumnae Bulletin: https://bit.ly/34CO3aI.

Join Rhea Graham '74 and the Board on Earth Sciences and Resources for a virtual program focused on increasing diversity and inclusion for underrepresented scholars in Earth Science on Thursday, October 15. Register here: https://bit.ly/30YSiN7

The Alumni Learning Consortium and Bryn Mawr College present "Networking in the New Normal" on Oct. 14 at 12 p.m. EDT (recording will be available if unable to participate live). Has it been hard for you to network in the new normal? COVID-19 has disrupted the world affecting the way people interact and how businesses operate. You will learn networking online through LinkedIn and all social media platforms, including how to connect authentically using tools like Zoom and more. Travis Sims, our presenter, will offer you a strategic approach that will prepare you for networking in the new normal. Learn more and register: https://alumlc.org/brynmawr/3800

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