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R EUNION 2018
CLASS OF 1938 / CLASS OF 1943 / CLASS OF 1948 / CLASS OF 1953
CLASS OF 1958 / CLASS OF 1963 / CLASS OF 1968 / CLASS OF 1973
CLASS OF 1978 / CLASS OF 1983 / CLASS OF 1988
CLASS OF 1993 / CLASS OF 1998 / CLASS OF 2003
CLASS OF 2008 / CLASS OF 2013
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
Located at the end of this Reunion program is a campus map including
Reunion weekend is sponsored by the Wellesley College Alumnae Association information about campus locations, transportation and bus stops, parking
(WCAA), but it represents a collaborative and coordinated effort on the part of the
and more.
WCAA and the College. We would like to thank everyone involved in making Reunion
possible—we simply could not host this event without them. Our profound gratitude College President’s Letter............................................................................... 4
goes to the faculty and staff who have generously given their time to enrich the
Reunion program. In addition, the WCAA is indebted to the hundreds of alumnae Welcome to Reunion....................................................................................... 5
volunteers who deliver programs and activities with generous contributions of their
What’s New for You?....................................................................................... 6
time, talent, leadership, and expertise every year.
Reunion Events:
OUR SPECIAL THANKS TO: Friday....................................................................................................... 13
Academic Departments Office of Admission
Saturday................................................................................................... 21
Albright Institute Office of Disability Services
Campus Police Office of Faculty Housing and Sunday..................................................................................................... 31
Career Education Transportation
Luminaries..................................................................................................... 35
College Archives Office of Religious and Spiritual Life
Copy Center Office of Residence Life and Student Transportation............................................................................................... 38
Custodial Services Housing
Campus Places............................................................................................. 41
Davis Museum at Wellesley College Office of Special Events
Department of Physical Education, Post Office Class Schedules & Information.................................................................... 48
Recreation and Athletics (PERA) President’s Office
Wellesley College Alumnae Association....................................................... 78
Distribution Center Printing Services
Facilities Management Purchasing Parade Map................................................................................................... 86
Grounds Department Risk Management
Campus Map........................................................................Inside Back Cover
Library and Technology Services Wellesley Centers for Women
Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center Wellesley College Bookstore
Maintenance Services Wellesley College Botanic Gardens Stay Connected!
Motor Pool Wellesley College Club Follow @WellesleyAlums and use #WellesleyReunion
Nehoiden Golf Course Wellesley College Sustainability
Office for Resources Wellesley Fresh
Wells on Wheels
REUNION COMMITTEES AND GIFT VOLUNTEERS:
Refill your Wellesley water bottle (included with your registration materials)
Reunion isn’t possible without the dedication and hard work of our volunteers. Please
join the Alumnae Association and Office for Resources in thanking your classmates
at one of our campus outdoor water stations!
who made this weekend memorable. For a full list of volunteers, please visit your
class website at alum.wellesley.edu.
WELLESLEY COLLEGE
ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION
Paula A. Johnson
Dear Alumna, Dear Alumna,
Welcome to Reunion 2018! We are so happy to have you—and more than 3,000 other graduates, On behalf of the Wellesley College Alumnae Association (WCAA), I am thrilled to welcome you
guests, and family members—back on campus. This is my second Wellesley Reunion as president, back to campus!
and I am very much looking forward to seeing you and taking in the joy, energy, and excitement The WCAA’s mission—to connect alumnae to the College and to each other—is fully realized at
that Reunion weekend brings. Reunion. Whether you are celebrating your 5th or 80th, we hope you reconnect with all that is
Wellesley. There is a wide range of programs planned for you: from stimulating faculty lectures to
Over the past two years, I have had the pleasure of meeting alumnae from around the world who
in-depth tours, from yoga to a walk (or run!) around the lake, from Stepsinging to academic open
have taught me about Wellesley’s many traditions, shared stories about how Wellesley has shaped
houses.
them, and told me their hopes for the College’s future. All of these inspiring conversations showed
We encourage you to take the time to visit some of the campus renewal initiatives that have been
me the unwavering support alumnae have for the College and its mission. I look forward to many
completed since your last Reunion. On pages 6-9 of this program, we’ve added a “What’s New
more such discussions this weekend.
for You?” section that highlights all of these incredible changes. For example, Pendleton West
The Wellesley College Alumnae Association (WCAA) has worked hard to create a robust slate was finished in 2017 and features beautiful new art studios and a large music hall with superb
of programs for you, including multiclass social events, faculty lectures on current topics of acoustics. It is well worth a visit. Other major renovations include Schneider Center, which
interest (including the #MeToo movement and racial justice), a workshop on investing in provides inviting space for several student services offices; the Field House, offering a fabulous new
personal growth and career development, and an interdepartmental academic open house. You fitness mezzanine; and the Butler Boathouse, reopened in 2015 as a brighter, more accessible, and
more functional building.
will find information about all of the events in these pages. And please join me for the Alumnae
Association’s annual meeting on Saturday at 11 am. Join us for the WCAA annual meeting, now scheduled for Saturday at 11 am, where we will
celebrate class milestones and notable alumnae. The annual meeting will also afford us a special
Your decision to return for Reunion shows how much you value your connections to Wellesley.
opportunity to hear from President Paula A. Johnson.
This weekend, I encourage you to find new ways to reconnect with the College, the faculty,
Reunion would not be possible without the hard work, commitment, and enthusiasm of your
classmates, and friends, and most importantly, to celebrate all that makes Wellesley the special
class volunteers. The WCAA board of directors and I extend our heartfelt thanks to all of these
place—and powerful community—it is. As you enjoy being back on this lovely campus,
dedicated alumnae; you can find their names listed on your class website. Please thank them for
surrounded by friends, I hope the memories and relationships you create will inspire you to join us their hard work and dedication to bringing your class together for this special weekend.
for many more Reunions to come.
Whether you participate in several programs or simply enjoy the beauty of our campus and
deepen long-standing friendships, we hope you enjoy Reunion 2018. It’s going to be a wonderful
Warm regards, weekend. We’re happy you’re here!
Sincerely,
Paula A. Johnson
President
Georgia Murphy Johnson ’75
President, Board of Directors, Wellesley College Alumnae Association
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WHAT’S NEW ON CAMPUS? Pendleton West was
renovated in 2016-2017 to
Explore the new additions and renovations that have taken create connections between
place since you were here for Reunion 2013! the disciplines of media, arts,
and sciences. The new space
includes art studios, music
performance spaces, and
In 2016 the Davis Museum common areas.
unveiled the Davis. ReDiscovered,
a total transformation of the Davis
permanent collections galleries,
reshaped and reconceived to In 2015, the Boathouse underwent
present the breadth and strength a comprehensive renovation
of the Museum’s encyclopedic thanks to the generosity of
holdings. Alice Lehmann Butler ’53. The
renovations included creating
a new main entry, prep room,
Harambee House, which has canoe/kayak room, storage, and
served students of African descent improved shop space.
since 1970, received repairs and
upgrades to the lower level in 2016
including an expanded den with
study tables, a new conference Schneider Center’s newly
room, and an updated kitchen with renovated space, now housing
new appliances and countertop student services offices, offers
seating. fresh contemporary spaces
while retaining its soaring
windows and beautiful wooden
Acorns, renovated in 2016, is a trusses.
multicultural space for students
of Latinx and Asian descent.
The midcentury modern
building is situated near the East Side Campus renovations
water, offering lovely views of offer inviting spots for social
Lake Waban. It houses faculty gatherings. Freeman and McAfee
advisor offices, meeting spaces, Halls re-purposed existing spaces
and cooking/gathering areas. including the living rooms and
outdoor courtyard. In addition,
the WCAA donated a fire pit in
the McAfee Courtyard in honor of
College President H. Kim Bottomly.
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WHAT’S NEW TO REUNION Join us on Friday, 4:30-5:30 PM
PROGRAMMING? for an hour of networking and
community building with Career
Education. We will update you
on Wellesley’s new mentorship
The 138th Annual Meeting platform, The Wellesley Hive –
of the Wellesley College your gateway to the most powerful
Alumnae Association will take women’s network in the world. See
place on Saturday at 11:00 AM page 18 for more details.
in Alumnae Hall Auditorium.
Don’t miss President Paula A.
Johnson’s State of the College
address!
On Saturday from 3:30-5:00 PM,
come to Harambee House for the
Shared Interest Group (SIG)
and Affinity Open House. Meet
directors of various student affinity
groups, and then connect with
Sunday Celebration: In Gratitude
alumnae across classes at SIG and
and Remembrance, a multi-faith
affinity gatherings at Harambee
service open to all, celebrates
House, 200 Billings, and Acorns.
the blessings of our Wellesley
See page 28 for more details.
community, past, present, and
future.
Take advantage of our second
Campus-wide Academic Open
House on Saturday,
Immediately following the 3:00-4:30 PM in Clapp Library,
Alumnae Parade on Sunday and visit with professors from
morning, join us as we end over 15 different departments.
Reunion on a “high-note” with See page 28 for the full list of
Stepsinging in Alumnae Hall Hay participating departments.
Outdoor Theatre!
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Wear your Pin
with Pride
Every dollar raised, door opened, and life touched
by Wellesley College can be directly attributed to our
community of caring and inspiring donors. In celebration
of your generosity, we are delighted to present a special pin
to wear attached to your name badge. We salute you!
If you’ve been waiting to make your gift during Reunion,
please make your gift today, and ask your class Wellesley
Fund representative or inquire at your class headquarters
for a special pin to recognize your support for the College.
Every gift—of every size—to The Wellesley Fund is
a gift to the campaign and is dedicated to advancing the
Wellesley Effect.
Visit campaign.wellesley.edu
or call 800.358.3543
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FRIDAY, JUNE 8
ONGOING
Dawn–Dusk Alexandra Botanic Garden and Hunnewell Arboretum
7:00 AM–6:00 PM Keohane Sports Center
7:00 AM–5:00 PM KSC Fitness Center
7:00 AM–5:30 PM Spinning Room
7:00 AM–Midnight Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center
8:00 AM–4:00 PM Campus Center Emporium & Café
8:30 AM–12:00 PM Office of Gift Planning
3:00–4:30 PM
8:30 AM–4:30 PM Clapp Library and Knapp Media & Technology Center
8:30 AM–4:30 PM Admission Office
8:30 AM–4:30 PM The Wellesley Fund Office
9:00 AM–6:00 PM Bookstore
11:00 AM–5:00 PM Davis Museum at Wellesley College
Reunion 2018 has
1:00–5:00 PM Arts & Crafts Room
gone mobile! Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center, 4th Floor, Rm 413
1:00–8:00 PM Walk-In Registration & Information
We strongly encourage you to Download the free Guidebook
Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center
download our free mobile guide to app from your mobile device’s app
Information Booth, 2nd Floor
enhance your Reunion experience. store and search for the Wellesley
You’ll be able to plan your day Reunion 2018 guide. 3:00–5:00 PM Chandler Pool
with a personalized schedule, and
easily browse our campus map and
general event information. The app
is compatible with iPhones, iPads,
iPod Touches and Android devices.
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10:30 AM College building overnight, and have found and cybersecurity. The Albright Institute’s blog, What is justice and how do we achieve it?
fragments of belongings and architecture over The Spoke, similarly aims to bring voices from Williams, the director of the Justice and
Nehoiden Golf Course: 9-Hole 100 years later. They also search through the across the disciplines into public conversations Gender Based Violence Research Initiative at
Scramble & Beginner Clinic College Archives for insights from historical on matters of global importance by publishing the Wellesley Centers for Women (WCW),
Nehoiden Golf Course letters and photographs. The research project is short, accessible essays from a wide variety of and Layli Maparyan, Ph.D., Katherine Stone
driven by the principles of community-based perspectives. Albright Fellows will be on hand Kaufmann ’67 Executive Director of WCW,
This year, for the first time, the Nehoiden participatory research, where students work to share their experiences. Join the conversation will briefly review old and new findings
Golf Course is offering the chance to play in together to identify research questions about on the modern relevance of the liberal arts and will seek, with attendees, to unpack the
a 9-hole scramble or to participate in a clinic experiences of the Wellesley community (daily perspective! **Please note that Secretary reasons, rationales, and justifications for case
on Friday and/or Saturday ($50 includes golf life, gender, social class) and address issues Albright will not be a part of this panel. attrition and how the law, the justice system,
activity and light refreshments). For more resonating with students today. The first round and societal factors intersect to make it difficult
information, or to sign up, contact Leslie of excavation and research moved three tons of FACULTY LECTURE to respond to #MeToo with #Nevermore.
Andrews ’82, Director of Golf at Nehoiden, at dirt and uncovered clues about how students Technological Disruption and the
Leslie.Andrews@wellesley.edu or spent their free time, studied for classes, and Future of Work FACULTY LECTURE
(781) 283-3129. viewed the world around them. Excavation
will continue during June (MTW 9-12), and Dan Sichel, Professor of Economics Inclusive Computer Security and
12:30 PM alumnae are welcome to come by the Tower Pendleton 239 (seating is limited) Privacy
Court courtyard to visit and share their own What jobs will be displaced in coming Ada Lerner, Assistant Professor of Computer
Muslim Jummah Prayers experiences and questions. Email Dr. Minor Science
decades by robots/artificial intelligence/other
Hosted by Amira Quraishi, Muslim Chaplain at eminor@wellesley.edu with questions or to new technologies? What are the economic Collins Cinema (seating is limited)
confirm times. implications of these changes and what choices
Multifaith Center Prayer Room,
Ground Floor, Houghton Chapel will be faced by policymakers and our society? Technology promises us many things: the
FACULTY LECTURE freedom to express ourselves, the opportunity
The Albright Institute for Global FACULTY LECTURE to meet diverse people, the resources to
1:00–4:00 PM Affairs: Global Issues from a explore challenging ideas, and the capability
Wellesley Centers for Women
Multidisciplinary Perspective to communicate openly with the whole world.
Knapp Media & Technology Center Panel: Sexual Assault and Reaching However, it will only fulfill these promises
Open House Takis Metaxas, Faculty Director, Madeleine #Nevermore if we continuously work to ensure that our
Korbel Albright Institute for Global Affairs;
Clapp Library, 1st Floor Professor of Computer Science Layli Maparyan, Ph.D., Katherine Stone technology is secure and privacy preserving,
Kaufmann ‘67 Executive Director of WCW able to support these critical and sensitive
Rebecca Gordan ’01, Assistant Director,
Come tour our Makerspace and explore Madeleine Korbel Albright Institute for Global Linda Williams, Ph.D., Director of the Justice uses without harming people more than it
various projects that utilize the latest tools for Affairs and Gender Based Violence Research Initiative helps them. In this talk, Professor Lerner will
digital fabrication, including 3D printers, 3D at WCW
Julie Walsh, Faculty Scholar, Madeleine focus on the computer security and privacy
scanners, virtual reality headsets, and drones. Korbel Albright Institute for Global Affairs; Jewett Auditorium (seating is limited) experiences and needs of two types of people:
Assistant Professor of Philosophy people in roles of profound importance to our
2:00–3:00 PM Founders Hall 120 (seating is limited) The Aftermath of Rape, which Linda Williams, free society, and people from marginalized
Ph.D., published in 1979, reported a very high backgrounds who may be most vulnerable.
FACULTY LECTURE The Albright Institute was founded on the level of sexual violence case attrition—that In particular, she will discuss the security and
The College Hall Fire: Learning about principle that a liberal arts education provides is, many sexual assault reports made to the privacy of several groups, including lawyers,
a Century of Daily Life at Wellesley the ideal preparation to tackle the world’s most police were never followed up and few were journalists, refugees, and LGBTQ folks, who
through Archaeology pressing challenges. Each year, the Institute prosecuted. In the past 40 years in the U.S., have been subjects of her recent research. In
selects Wellesley student Fellows from across while there has been progress in societal and that work, Professor Lerner has examined
Elizabeth Minor, Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellow justice system response to sexual assault, recent
in Anthropology
all disciplines to participate in a Wintersession how these groups differ from each other and
program focused on collaborative problem- research confirms that most reports of rape of from the general population in terms of their
Pendleton East 339 (seating is limited) solving. This program has two central a child, an adolescent, college-aged women, or security and privacy needs, behaviors, and
components: expert lectures intended to expose an adult do not result in prosecution. Many desires, and at how we might understand and
The Wellesley College Hall Archaeology Project students to social, political, and moral issues victims still do not find enough support from design technology so that it can better serve all
seeks evidence of daily lives of the Wellesley that intersect with current events, and group families, friends, or our social institutions. people in society.
community, circa 1914. Students excavate projects that focus on identifying solutions to After four decades of advocacy for victims
in areas containing remnants of the 1914 complex global issues, such as climate change of sexual assault we must once again ask:
College Hall Fire, which destroyed the original
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FACULTY LECTURE each poem, and sharing with each other the and shattered into many pieces” and where a FACULTY LECTURE
STEM Majors and the Liberal Arts images or memories that the poems and earth “beautiful dream died.” In a prophecy, he also Race and American Politics After
elements evoke. Note: the walk includes hills said that the children of the seventh generation Obama
Adele Wolfson, Nan Walsh Schow ’54 and
Howard B. Schow Professor in the Physical and and uneven paths. Limited to 20 participants. would be the ones to mend the sacred hoop.
Jennifer Chudy, Assistant Professor of
Natural Sciences; Professor of Chemistry In 1986, two Lakota elders received a vision
Political Science
3:00–5:00 PM for how such a healing could take place and
Pendleton West 001 (seating is limited) Pendleton East 239 (seating is limited)
as a result, the Chief Big Foot Memorial Ride
Tours of Pendleton West (Sitanka Wokiksuye) was conceived as a four-
Come hear Professor Wolfson give her final Using multiple national surveys and polls,
Academic Quad Entrance of Pendleton West year prayer ride in preparation of a Wiping
lecture before her retirement from Wellesley. Professor Chudy examines how the U.S. has
of the Tears ceremony in 1990 dedicated to
Liberal arts colleges produce a disproportionate become increasingly polarized by race and
Come see the newly designed and renovated the one hundred and fifty Lakota who were
number of PhDs in the sciences. Drawing party since Obama’s election. She discusses the
spaces now available to students. Designed buried in the site’s single mass grave and never
on interview data from the New England racial landscape of the 2008, 2012, and 2016
by Kieran Timberlake, this new creative given proper ceremonial rites. This lecture
Consortium on Assessment and Student elections, and also considers the ways in which
arts complex builds and extends Wellesley’s shares Professor Creef ’s own experience as an
Learning, a collaboration of selective liberal race has consistently played a role in American
deep legacy in the arts and brings new and embedded Wellesley College professor who has
arts colleges, we have examined how students elections since the country’s inception.
traditional processes together in exciting ways. been participating on this annual Lakota prayer
integrate content and skills between science
Walk through the new art and media studios, ride.
and non-science courses. The benefits are FACULTY LECTURE
most notable for those who make deep and the grand rehearsal hall, and the music salon.
FACULTY LECTURE Wellesley Centers for Women
conscious connections among fields of study.
3:30–4:30 PM Teaching the Whole Student: Panel: Acknowledging Our Places
Understanding Mind-Body in Systems of Dominance and
2:30–3:30 PM FACULTY LECTURE
Connections and the Relationship to Oppression
“The Wellesley College Botanic Traveling with Lakota Warriors and
Academic Performance Gail Cruise Roberson, B.A., Co-Director of
Gardens: A Living Laboratory” Water Protectors on the Annual Chief the National SEED Project at WCW
Connie Bauman, Professor of Practice, PERA
Walking Tour Big Foot Memorial Ride to Wounded Emmy Howe, M.Ed., Co-Director of the
Knee, South Dakota Pendleton East 339 (seating is limited) National SEED Project at WCW
Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center
Elena Creef, Professor of Women’s and Jewett Auditorium (seating is limited)
How does your wellness practice relate to
The Botanic Gardens have some exciting Gender Studies
your emotional, physical, and intellectual life? Within this presentation, Gail Cruise-
research gardens that are engaging students in Pendleton West 001 (seating is limited) Students enrolled in an interdisciplinary first-
multiple ways. Visit the Creighton Educational Roberson and Emmy Howe, co-directors of the
year writing course experimented with a variety National SEED Project (Seeking Educational
Garden, the Edible Ecosystem Garden, and There is no place on the American map that of wellness activities and learned that improved
then stroll over to Paramecium Pond to hear Equity & Diversity), will explore and discuss
is both more haunted or more haunting than self-care practices enhanced mood, cognition,
the latest research and plans for this area. Led their places in systems of dominance and
Wounded Knee, South Dakota—the site of and sleep. Cutting edge research in Psychology,
by Wellesley College Botanic Gardens staff and marginalization. Facilitated by the presenters,
the notorious massacre of some 350 Lakota Neuroscience, and Exercise Science helped
volunteers. Note: the walk includes hills and attendees will also examine their own stories
men, women, and children on December students understand the scientific mechanisms
uneven paths. of dominance and marginalization—as well as
29, 1890 conducted by the soldiers of the associated with mental and physical wellbeing. how they relate to social systems—in order to
U.S. Army’s Seventh Cavalry. While official Health and fitness technology, supported turn oppression and dominance into agency
3:00–4:00 PM histories continue to mark this event as the by a Mellon Grant, assisted students with and action. The SEED Project is a program of
“last battle” of the American Indian wars, biofeedback information to understand and
Poetry and Sensory Walk the Wellesley Centers for Women. Learn more
the tragic events at Wounded Knee remain monitor their own physiological processes and at nationalseedproject.org.
Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center largely forgotten by most Americans but put their understanding into practice. Discover
are remembered with great clarity by most how you can improve your wellbeing practices.
Tour the Botanic Gardens with the Director Native people—especially by the Lakota who
of the Paulson Ecology of Place Initiative either lost ancestors there or are the direct
while listening to poems that evoke powerful descendants of those who survived. Historical
images of nature. This poetry walk will take eye witness and Oglala Lakota holy man
us to different parts of the Botanic Gardens, Black Elk said that the massacre at Wounded
while sharing poetry at different locations in Knee is where “the sacred hoop was broken
the landscape, focusing on different senses for
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FACULTY LECTURE and be mentored through the platform. Learn at home in the Multifaith Center (MFC). The
The College Hall Fire of 1914 more about Career Education (hint: it is not Center will be open 24 hours/day throughout
what you remember!), and make valuable Reunion. The MFC kitchen will be stocked
Jacki Musacchio, Professor of Art
connections to expand your own network. with food for the pre-dawn suhur meal, and
Jewett Arts Center 450 (Seating is limited) Career Community Advisers will be on hand the MFC prayer room will also be open.
to meet you and answer questions about their
This talk examines art and life in College fields of expertise. 8:30–10:30 PM
Hall from the founding of Wellesley in 1870,
to the fire that decimated the building and Dance Your Class Off—All-Class
5:00 PM
its contents in 1914, to the fundraising and Dance Party
rebuilding efforts that followed. Jewish Candlelighting and Kabbalat Academic Quad Tent
Shabbat
FACULTY LECTURE Hosted by Wellesley College Hillel, the Hillel All Reunion classes are invited to the Academic
How (Not) to Save the Environment Alumnae Board, and Hillel’s Rabbi Steven Quad Tent to show off their best dance moves.
Edelman-Blank Stop by the photo booth in Pendleton East
Elizabeth R. DeSombre, Camilla Chandler
Frost Professor of Environmental Studies Multifaith Center, Ground Floor, Houghton Lobby, sponsored by The Wellesley Fund!
Founders Hall 120 (seating is limited) Chapel
How do you persuade people to change 5:00–8:00 PM
their behavior in order to avoid causing
environmental harm? Not the way most Friday Night Social Hours and
people try to do it. Information, moral Dinners
persuasion and fear are often ineffective or
counterproductive—this lecture discusses why, Please refer to your class schedule.
and gives alternative strategies.
8:00 PM
4:00–5:00 PM
S’mores!
Friends Of Bill W.
Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center, Fire Pit
Pendleton East 251
Come gather around the fire and share in
4:30–5:30 PM the fun! Bring your children—everyone is
welcome!
The Wellesley Hive & Professional
Group Networking Hour Ramadan Iftar Dinner
Pendleton East, Knapp Atrium Multifaith Center, Ground Floor, Houghton
Chapel
Join us for an hour of networking with Career
Education’s new Career Communities, and Join the Wellesley College Muslim community
learn how to join your colony on the Wellesley in a traditional Iftar (break-fast meal) and
Hive! During this networking hour, we will evening prayer to welcome the blessed month
introduce you to Wellesley’s mentorship of Ramadan back into the academic calendar.
platform, The Wellesley Hive—your gateway We will celebrate Muslim life at Wellesley
to the most powerful women’s network in the College, past, present, and future, featuring
world. Christine Cruzvergara, associate provost stories from the lives of Muslim alumnae.
and executive director of Career Education,
and Missy Shea ’89, executive director of This year Reunion is held during Ramadan, the
the Alumnae Association, will update you holy month of fasting in the Islamic tradition
on how Wellesley students and alumnae are that commemorates the first revelation of the
finding opportunities to connect, mentor, Quran. Alumnae observing Ramadan can feel
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ONGOING
Can a Website Help Close Dawn–Dusk
7:00 AM–6:00 PM
Alexandra Botanic Garden and Hunnewell Arboretum
Keohane Sports Center
the Gender Pay Gap? 7:00 AM–5:00 PM KSC Fitness Center
7:00 AM–5:30 PM Spinning Room
7:00–9:00 AM Chandler Pool
4:00–5:30 PM
Career Exploration Career Communities Funded Internships Fellowships & Scholarships Civic Engagement Career Advancement
7:00 AM–Midnight Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center
We are 8:30 AM–4:30 PM Office of Gift Planning
Career Education 8:00 AM–6:00 PM Walk-In Registration & Information
at Wellesley Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center
Information Booth, 2nd Floor
You are an alumna …
8:30 AM–4:30 PM Clapp Library and Knapp Media & Technology Center
Seeking support along my career journey
8:30 AM–4:30 PM The Wellesley Fund Office
Navigating the job search
Looking for industry-specific advice 9:00 AM–4:00 PM WZLY 91.5FM Alumnae Broadcasting Day
Who wants to support Wellesley women 9:00 AM–6:00 PM Bookstore
9:00 AM–5:00 PM Arts & Crafts Room
Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center, 4th Floor, Rm 413
Launched two years ago, Wellesley Career Education represents a groundbreaking 9:30 AM–12:00 PM Open Boathouse
new model for career exploration and advancement. Now, with our new interactive
website, students and alumnae have an always-on channel to the wealth of resources 10:00 AM–4:00 PM Campus Center Emporium & Café
and opportunities offered by Wellesley Career Education.
11:00 AM–5:00 PM Davis Museum at Wellesley College
At Wellesley, we’re giving women the tools they need to help them bridge the wage 12:30–4:00 PM Admission Office
gap, one career move at a time.
WELLESLEY.EDU/CAREEREDUCATION
20 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SATURDAY EVENTS | 217:00–8:00 AM 9:00–10:00 AM 9:30 AM–12:00 PM 11:00 AM–12:00 PM
Walk Around Lake Waban Children’s Story Time Open Boathouse “The Wellesley Botanic Gardens: A
Meet at Green Beach (lawn by library) Brackett Reading Room, Margaret Clapp Butler Boathouse Living Laboratory” Walking Tour
Library, Main Floor Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center
Join Friends of Wellesley Athletics and Canoes, kayaks, pedal boats, and sailboats
members of the Physical Education, Children must be accompanied by an adult. will be available at the boathouse, and See page 16 for full description.
Recreation and Athletics (PERA) supervision will be provided. Canoeists and
Department for a walk or light run around 9:00–11:00 AM sailors must wear white rubber-soled shoes
Lake Waban. or go barefoot, and they must be able to 11:00 AM–12:30 PM
Class Meetings in Residence Halls swim 138th Annual Meeting of the
7:00–9:00 AM Wellesley College Alumnae
Please refer to your class schedule for time
10:00–11:00 AM
Breakfast In Residence Halls and location. Association
Alexandra Botanic Garden and H.H. Diana Chapman Walsh Alumnae Hall
Please refer to your class schedule for 9:00 AM–4:00 PM Hunnewell Arboretum Walking Tour Auditorium
location.
The Plantastic World of Harry Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center Don’t miss the State of the College address
7:30–8:15 AM Potter by President Paula A. Johnson—learn what’s
The Wellesley College Botanic Gardens
Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center happening on campus today! Georgia M.
Hatha Yoga include thriving ecosystems, serene spaces,
Johnson ’75, Alumnae Association president,
specimen plantings and research gardens.
Keohane Sports Center, Studio 201 While whomping willow and puffapod presiding. Includes updates on Reunion class
The tour includes a look at our newest
sprang from the imagination of author J. K. gifts and the presentation of WCAA awards.
gardens: the Edible Ecosystem Teaching
Start your day with a Hatha Yoga session Rowling, other plants used by Harry Potter
Garden and Molly’s Garden, dedicated
focusing on breathing and mindfulness. and his wizardly friends are quite real and
in memory of Dean of Students Molly 12:00–1:00 PM
have stories of their own to tell. Families are
Campbell ’60. Led by Wellesley College Class and Dorm Crew Rowing
7:30–8:30 AM welcome to drop in at the Botanic Gardens’
Botanic Gardens staff and volunteers. Note:
Visitor Center to explore our display of *By appointment only
the walk includes stairs and uneven paths.
Spring Bird Walk wand woods, make a “potion,” take a fun Butler Boathouse
Begins at the Lulu Firepit herbology exam and more. All children must
Phi Sigma Open House Join head crew coach Tessa Spillane by
be accompanied by an adult.
Enjoy an early-morning walk with Nick Cow Chair Room, Lulu Chow Wang Campus appointment to take out a class and dorm
Rodenhouse, professor emeritus of Center, 1st Floor crew shell on Lake Waban. Contact:
9:30 AM tspillan@wellesley.edu.
Biological Sciences and Suzanne Langridge,
Director of the Paulson Ecology of Place Nehoiden Golf Course: 9-Hole 10:30 AM 12:30–2:00 PM
Initiative and search for the many bird Scramble & Beginner Clinic
species found on Wellesley’s beautiful Legacy Photograph Class Lunches
campus. We will have some binoculars, but Nehoiden Golf Course
Alumnae Hall Hay Outdoor Theatre Please refer to your class schedule for
bring yours if you have them! Note: the walk This year, for the first time, the Nehoiden location.
includes hills and uneven paths. Golf Course is offering the chance to play in Alumnae are invited to join their mothers,
a 9-hole scramble or to participate in a clinic daughters, sisters, aunts, and grandmothers
7:30–9:00 AM on Friday and/or Saturday ($50 includes golf for this year’s legacy photo.
activity and light refreshments). For more
Shakespeare Society Annual information, or to sign up, contact Leslie
Meeting & Breakfast Andrews ’82, Director of Golf at Nehoiden,
at Leslie.Andrews@wellesley.edu or
Shakespeare House
(781) 283-3129.
Continental breakfast and meeting for
Shakespeare Society members.
22 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SATURDAY EVENTS | 2312:30–4:00 PM Many people try a combination of thinking, Tours of Pendleton West 2:30–3:30 PM
a little Google research, sending out a few Academic Quad Entrance of Pendleton West
Children’s Field Day (Registration blind resumes, and thinking some more. Poetry and Sensory Walk
Required) It is a cycle that rarely yields results. We’d Come see the newly designed and renovated Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center
Severance Green like to offer an introduction to two very spaces now available to students. Designed
Rain location: Keohane Sports Center, different but widely applicable frameworks by Kieran Timberlake, this new creative See page 16 for full description.
Multipurpose Gym (Design Thinking and Radical Candor) arts complex builds and extends Wellesley’s
that will enable you to actively move out of deep legacy in the arts and brings new and FACULTY LECTURE
We are bringing in a fabulous company to that cycle and towards your career goal for traditional processes together in exciting Finding Our Center: Cultivating
run a fun, activity-filled Children’s Camp your particular stage of life. Join us to invest ways. Walk through the new art and media
on Saturday. The afternoon session includes in your own personal growth and career Calm in the Labyrinth
studios, the grand rehearsal hall, and the
activities organized by age groups (3 and development. music salon. Tiffany Steinwert, Dean, Office of
up) in a secure, designated roped-off area Religious and Spiritual Life
with professional performances which 1:30–4:30 PM 2:00–4:00 PM Multifaith Center, Ground Floor, Houghton
may include a bubbleologist, juggler, or Chapel
Frisbee show, plus bouncy houses, field day Knapp Media & Technology Center TZE Open House
games, and more. Snacks provided, lunch Open House Come explore the ancient practice
TZE House
not included. The cost is $60.00 for the Clapp Library, 1st Floor
of the labyrinth. The labyrinth is a
afternoon. See page 29 for information walking meditation. It is a path of quiet
about the children’s evening program. Come tour our Makerspace and explore Tour of the Recently Renovated contemplation. In this workshop, you will
various projects that utilize the latest Schneider Center be introduced to the labyrinth as a tool
tools for digital fabrication, including for cultivating calm in the midst of a busy
1:00–1:45 PM Schneider Center
and often chaotic world. The workshop
3D printers, 3D scanners, virtual reality
Curatorial Tours at the Davis headsets, and drones. Come get a glimpse inside the recently begins in the Multifaith Center and ends
renovated Schneider Center! Learn how the in the outdoor labyrinth in the Botanic
Davis Museum Garden. The workshop will be lead by
1:45–2:30 PM College has transformed our student center
into a center for student services. Tiffany Steinwert, Dean of Religious and
Fragment: A Museum’s Mid-century Legacy
Curatorial Tours at the Davis Spiritual Life at Wellesley College. People
with Meredith Fluke, Kemper Curator of of all religious and non-religious traditions
Academic Exhibitions and Affairs Fragment: A Museum’s Mid-century Legacy WZLY Open House are welcome. No experience necessary. The
Soulful Stitching: Patchwork Quilts by with Amanda Gilvin, Assistant Curator Billings Basement Labyrinth Project at Wellesley College is
Africans (Siddis) in India with Amanda Artists Take Action! Recent Acquisitions from generously funded through a gift by Laura
Gilvin, Assistant Curator the Davis with Meredith Fluke, Kemper WZLY alums and friends of WZLY are Becker Lewke ’77.
Permanent collections with Alicia LaTores, Curator of Academic Exhibitions and Affairs welcome to stop by the station and meet
Friends of Art Curatorial Research Assistant fellow WZLY’ers from all class years and
Permanent collections with Alicia LaTores, FACULTY LECTURE
current students. Stop by for music and
Friends of Art Curatorial Research Assistant good company! Seeing the Light: Celebrating
1:30–2:30 PM the Rare Book Collection of
2:00–3:00 PM ZA Open House Photographer Olivia Hood Parker,
Career Education hosts Invest in Class of 1963
The College Admission Process: ZA House
Yourself, Invest in Your Career
Special Collections, Clapp Library, 4th floor
Workshop Applying to Selective Colleges
Please join current student members of (Seating is limited)
Founders 102 Joy St. John, Dean of Admission and Society Zeta Alpha and fellow alumnae for
Financial Aid light refreshments, conversation, and an Award-winning photographer Olivia Hood
Here at Career Education, we hear from Office of Admission, Weaver House update on the condition of the house. Parker ’63 will speak about her years of
many Wellesley alumnae who would like collecting rare books and manuscripts, and
to advance their careers, shift roles, try a Informal discussion on selecting and how her work is influenced by the themes
new industry, re-enter the workforce, or applying to colleges. For alumnae and their and images within them. Attendees will
design an engaging “third” career, but they children entering grades 9 through 12. have a chance to see original materials in the
are unsure about how to make it happen. Special Collections Seminar Room.
24 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SATURDAY EVENTS | 25FACULTY LECTURE FACULTY LECTURE FACULTY LECTURE A Celebration of Alice Neel’s
Mary Cassatt’s Modern Women The Cassini Mission to Saturn: An Colorism’s Impact on Identity and Wellesley Girls
Paul Fisher, Associate Professor of Insider’s View of an International Race Davis Museum
American Studies Journey of Discovery Ophera Davis, Lecturer in Africana Studies
Come learn about this painting and its special
Pendleton East 239 (Seating is limited) Richard French, Professor of Astronomy Pendleton West 201 Grand Music Hall connections to the College. Chat with Kiki
Jewett Auditorium (Seating is limited) (Seating is limited)
Not everyone sees Mary Cassatt’s mother- Martin ’68, one of the Wellesley Girls in the
and-child paintings as feminist. Yet these painting.
The Cassini mission transformed our This talk will discuss the ways in which
belong to an impressive body of work that understanding of this beautiful ringed colorism impacts one’s identity and race.
feminist scholars increasingly see as linked Environmental Studies Department
planet and its entourage of moons. Share an In this interactive session, participants will
to the earthshaking changes in women’s lives ponder, examine, and discuss aspects of Open House
insider’s view, from the project’s inception to
that were taking place in the Belle Époque. the final months of up-close exploration of colorism in small groups. Attendees will leave Whitin Observatory
Not only was Cassatt a card-carrying this giant world, with Cassini Radio Science enlightened of the ways in which a unified
suffragist and the only American woman Team Leader and Professor of Astronomy collective consciousness has the capacity to
to exhibit with the exclusive and male- 2:30–4:00 PM
Richard French. reduce the impact of colorism in our society.
dominated Impressionist group, she was also
Student-Athlete Alumnae, Friends
an astute and provocative painter of modern FACULTY LECTURE
FACULTY LECTURE and Family Reception
women during a time when modernity itself From Inequality to Solidarity: Co-
Russia: A Globalized Kleptocracy Butler Boathouse
was largely a women’s creation.
Igor Logvinenko, Assistant Professor of
Creating a New Economics for the
Political Science 21st Century Join the Wellesley Physical Education,
FACULTY LECTURE
Collins Cinema (Seating is limited) Julie Matthaei, Professor of Economics Recreation and Athletics (PERA) department
Do Jews Really Matter to the
to celebrate student-athlete alumnae. Visit with
French Republic? Pendleton East 339 (Seating is limited)
former student-athletes, coaches, faculty and
Since the collapse of communism, Russian
Frances Malino, Sophia Moses Robison business elites adopted a model of co- administrators for light refreshments. This year
We are in the midst of an epoch paradigm
Professor of Jewish Studies and History a special crew shell dedication will be featured
existence with the Russian state, which shift, from inequality to solidarity. Capitalism
Founders Hall 120 (Seating is limited) combines majority local control with is a hybrid system, caught in between the thanks to a generous donation from Sara
otherwise unrestricted access to global two paradigms. It was built on a foundation Johnson ’73. Additionally, join us in saying
Come hear Professor Malino give her financial markets. This “control and access” of hierarchy and domination, inherited goodbye to long-time PERA Professor of the
final lecture before her retirement from model was first implemented by the “old” from previous, inequality paradigm systems Practice, Connie Bauman, as she retires after
Wellesley this month. In a recent and Russian oligarchs during the first decade of (feudalism and slavery, and patriarchy), but 39 years of service to the College.
eloquent speech before Parliament, the transition and later embraced by the new also on a commitment to equal rights and the
French Prime Minister made a startling economic elite that arose around president opportunity to advance. This contradiction has 3:00–4:00 PM
declaration: “Without France’s Jews, France Vladimir Putin. Greater exposure to birthed four great, increasingly interconnected
would no longer be France.” How should financial globalization has its own costs, but Economics Department Open House
social movements – anti-classist, anti-
we understand this declaration? Is it merely on balance it has supported the continuation racist, feminist, and ecology – which are Pendleton East 4th Floor
rhetorical flourish? Or was the Prime of kleptocratic authoritarianism in Russia. deconstructing inequality and creating new,
Minister making a statement of historical Professor Logvinenko will describe how this solidarity forms of social life. These include
fact? To help us decide, we shall explore the system took hold using examples from the a vast array of “solidarity economy” practices
relationship between the Jews of France and last 30 years of Russian political history. The and institutions based on socially responsible
the birth of the French Republic. lecture will also explain why the Russian agency, cooperation, and sustainability.
tycoons are particularly vulnerable to
Western financial sanctions.
26 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SATURDAY EVENTS | 273:00–4:30 PM 3:30–5:00 PM Student Aid Society Annual Meeting children. Pizza dinner and snacks included.
PNE 239
Sleeping accommodations will be available for
Campus-wide Academic Open House Shared Interest Group (SIG) and small children until pickup. The cost is $73.00
Clapp Library, Main Floor Affinity Open House Speakers will include President Paula A. for the evening.
See below for locations and times Johnson and a current student.
Please join us for a special open house
with representatives from the following From 3:30-4:00, all are invited to visit the InterVarsity Christian Fellowship
departments: newly renovated Harambee House and meet Meeting
the advisors of various student affinity groups.
• Africana Studies Founders 102
At 4:00 PM, connect with alumnae across
• Anthropology
classes at shared interest group (SIG) and Gather with Wellesley InterVarsity alumnae,
• Astronomy affinity gatherings at the locations below: meet the current InterVarsity staff, and connect
• Biological Sciences over your experience of faith and community
• Wellesley Asian Alumnae Alliance (W3A)
• Chemistry at Wellesley.
- Acorns House
• East Asian Languages and Cultures
• Wellesley Alumnae of African Descent 5:00 PM
• Education
(WAAD) - Harambee House
• English & Creative Writing
• Wellesley Latina Alumnae Network Catholic Mass
• Italian Studies
(WLAN) - Acorns House Hosted by Emily Jendzejec, Catholic Chaplain
• Mathematics
• Neuroscience • Wellesley Alum Pride Alliance (WAPA) - Multifaith Center, Ground Floor, Houghton
200 Billings Chapel
• Physics
• Political Science
• Psychology International Alumnae Open House 5:00–6:00 PM
• Religion Slater International Center Computer Science Department Open
• Theatre Studies House
Come visit Slater International Center, see the
• Women’s & Gender Studies Science Center E125
renovations, meet Karen Zuffante Pabon, the
Director of Slater International Center and
Advisor to International Students and Scholars,
3:00–5:00 PM 5:00–8:00 PM
and revive your Slater memories.
Geosciences Department Open Class Social Hours and Dinners
House Art History, Studio Art, Architecture,
Please refer to your class schedule for exact
and Media Arts & Sciences time and location.
Home of Emeritus Professor Meg Thompson
44 Leighton Road Department Open House
Jewett Arts Center Hallway 5:30–11:00 PM
3:30–4:30 PM
Children’s Evening Extravaganza
3:30–5:30 PM
Alexandra Botanic Garden and (Registration Required)
Hunnewell Arboretum Walking Tour Spanish Department Open House Keohane Sports Center, Multipurpose Gym
Begins at the Botanic Gardens’ Visitor Center Green Hall 438
We are bringing in a fabulous company to
See page 23 for full description. run a fun, activity-filled Children’s Camp on
4:00–5:00 PM Saturday. Age specific activities (3 and up)
could include a Teddy Bear Picnic for the
Friends of Bill W. youngest guests, movies, a minute-to-win-
Pendleton East 251 it contest, and a casino night for the older
28 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SATURDAY EVENTS | 29SUNDAY, JUNE 10
ONGOING
Dawn–Dusk Alexandra Botanic Garden and Hunnewell Arboretum
7:00 AM–2:00 PM Keohane Sports Center
7:00–9:00 AM KSC Fitness Center
11:30 AM–1:00 PM
7:00 AM–1:30 PM Spinning Room
7:00–9:30 AM Chandler Pool
7:00 AM–Midnight Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center
8:00 AM–11:00 AM Walk-In Registration & Information
Lulu Chow Wang Campus Center
Information Booth, 2nd Floor
9:00 AM–4:00 PM Bookstore
10:00 AM–4:00 PM Campus Center Emporium & Café
11:00 AM–2:00 PM Open Boathouse
11:00 AM–5:00 PM Davis Museum at Wellesley College
30 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SUNDAY EVENTS | 317:00–9:00 AM move to action! This interactive panel, led 9:15–10:00 AM 12:00–1:00 PM
by nationally respected leaders, Dr. Peggy
Breakfast In Residence Halls McIntosh and Gail Cruise-Roberson of the Sunday Celebration: In Gratitude and Class Lunches
Wellesley Centers for Women and the SEED Remembrance
Please refer to your class schedule for Project, and Quiana Agbai ’02, a dynamic Please refer to your class schedule.
Houghton Chapel
location. social media activist, will explore resources
we can use in our families, workplaces, and A multi-faith service open to all, celebrating 2:00 PM
8:00 AM communities, as well as strategies to bring the blessings of our Wellesley community, past,
about collective impact for social change. present, and future. Reunion 2018 Officially Ends
Hillel Reunion Bagel Breakfast Personally-focused and action-oriented,
Hosted by Wellesley College Hillel, The this session will be enriched by participant- 10:30–11:15 AM
Hillel Alumnae Board, and Rabbi Steven submitted questions and small-group
Edelman-Blank reflection. Alumnae Parade!
Acorns House
Please see page 86 for a map of the parade
8:30 AM
route.
ORSL Breakfast Protestant Ecumenical Communion
Service NOTE: The Davis Parking Garage will
Multifaith Center, Peace Plaza
be closed during the Alumnae Parade on
Hosted by Rev Sarah Robbins-Cole, from 10 AM–12 PM. If you need to leave
Alumnae and their guests are cordially Protestant Chaplain
invited to join members of the Religious and campus during this time, please park in the
Spiritual Life team for coffee and pastries on Multifaith Center Main Room, Ground Floor, Distribution Center Parking Lot.
Sunday morning. Chapel and office spaces Houghton Chapel
will also be open and available for group 11:00 AM–2:00 PM
conversations with chaplains and advisors. Unitarian Universalist Gathering
Open Boathouse
Hosted by Rev Joanna Lubkin, Unitarian
8:00–10:00 AM Universalist Chaplain
Wellesley College Butler Boathouse
THE WELLESLEY RACIAL JUSTICE Multifaith Center Study, Ground Floor, Canoes, kayaks, pedal boats, and sailboats will
INITIATIVE PANEL: Houghton Chapel be available at the boathouse, and supervision
Become the Change: Wellesley will be provided. Canoeists and sailors must
Women Working for Racial Justice Buddhist Meditation wear white rubber-soled shoes or go barefoot,
and they must be able to swim
Peggy McIntosh, Ph.D., Senior Research Hosted by John Bailes, Buddhist Chaplain
Scientist, former Associate Director of the
Wellesley Center for Women (WCW) and
Multifaith Center Meditation Room, Ground 11:15 AM
Floor, Houghton Chapel
founder of the National SEED Project
Gail Cruise-Roberson, Co-Director, Stepsinging
National SEED Project Alumnae Choir Rehearsal for the Alumnae Hall Hay Outdoor Theatre
Quiana Agbai ’02, Social Media Activist
and founder of Trifecta Media Group
Sunday Celebration
Led by members of the 10th, 25th, and 50th
Lisa Graham, Evelyn Barry Director of the class song mistresses.
Tishman Commons, Lulu Chow Wang
Choral Program
Campus Center, 1st Floor
Houghton Chapel, gather in the front pews
Have you been alarmed by the re-emergence
of ugly, overt racism across our nation and
dismayed by the slow pace of racial justice?
Conversations about race continue to be
at the forefront of national attention: the
challenge is to explore race effectively and
32 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 SUNDAY EVENTS | 33WELLESLEY LUMINARIES IN
REUNION CLASSES
ALUMNAE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS
Awarded annually by the Alumnae Association to “alumnae of distinction who through
their achievements have brought honor to themselves and to Wellesley College.”
*Odette Alarcon ’53 Erna Schneider Hoover ’48
1972 1990
Susan McGee Bailey ’63 Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz ’63
2012 1996
JudyAnn Rollins Bigby ’73 Mary Jeanne Kreek ’58
2007 2012
Carolyn Pratt Brock ’68 Sandra L. Lynch ’68
1995 1997
Suzanne Ciani ’68 Claudine B. Malone ’63
2015 1991
Callie Crossley ’73 Ellen R. Marram ’68
2013 2001
*Phyllis Curtin ’43 Pamela Melroy ’83
1971 2006
*Barbara Swan Fink ’43 Sarah Milledge Nelson ’53
1996 2011
Felice Gaer ’68 Olivia Hood Parker ’63
1995 1996
Diana Hadden Gale ’63 Reena Raggi ’73
1993 2011
*Jocelyn R. Gill ’38 *Judith Rothschild ’43
1970 1981
Luella Gross Goldberg ’58 Susan Margulies Sheehan ’58
2002 1984
*Barbara Lubin Goldsmith ’53 Lynn Sherr ’63
2013 1988
Terri Grodzicker ’63 Eva Sommaripa ’63
1985 2014
Martha Haynes ’73 Patricia J. Williams ’73
1995 2002
Helen Hays ’53
2009
SED MINISTRARE RECIPIENTS
This award is given to an alumna whose volunteer service has made an impact to
Wellesley College. The Sed Ministrare Volunteer Award is for alumnae who have made
significant or innovative contributions, shown superior performance and leadership, or
have exceptionally embodied the motto, “Non Ministrari sed Ministrare.”
Whitney Shaffer Ackerman ’03 Charlotte LaRue Isaacs ’68
2014 2015
Brooke Bryant ’03 Sally Katz ’78
2016 2016
* Deceased
LUMINARIES | 35SYRENA STACKPOLE RECIPIENTS Awarded annually by the Alumnae Association for continuous loyalty, service, and devotion to Wellesley College. Georgia Sue Herberger Black ’58 Phyllis Meras ’53 2003 1996 *Nardi Reeder Campion ’38 Constance Follett Rieben ’58 1998 2013 Luella Gross Goldberg ’58 *Natalie Gordon Stone ’38 2008 1993 Barbara Martini Johnson ’58 2013 TRUSTEES JudyAnn Rollins Bigby ’73 Ellen Goldberg Luger ’83 Callie Crossley ’73 Ellen Marram ’68 Dorothy Chao Jenkins ’68 Gracia Mangano Martore ’73 Susan Koenigsberg Lucas ’83 Lawry Jones Meister ’83 TRUSTEES EMERITAE Alison Li Chung ’73 Pamela Melroy ’83 Luella Gross Goldberg ’58 Ellen Gill Miller ’73 Victoria Herget ’73 Beth Pfeiffer ’73 *Mary Jones ’43 Dorothy Collins Weaver ’68 FORMER TRUSTEES Shelly Anand ’08 Nancy Lee Smith Kemper ’73 M. Amy Batchelor ’88 Claudine Malone ’63 Georgia Sue Herberger Black ’58 Mary McPherson ’83 Barbara Butterfield Bodine ’48 *Frances Jackson Minifie ’38 *Nardi Reeder Campion ’38 Priya Paul ’88 Cornelia Lichauco Fung ’63 Lynn Sherr ’63 Julie Levison ’98 Patricia Williams ’73 WCAA PRESIDENTS Georgia Sue Herberger Black ’58 Ellen Gill Miller ’73 Barbara Butterfield Bodine ’48 Ellen Goldberg Luger ’83 *Nardi Reeder Campion ’38 * Deceased 36 | WELLESLEY COLLEGE REUNION 2018 TRANSPORTATION | 37
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