MHC Moment: June 2014

What’s in a Cookie? In addressing the class of 2012 at this year’s baccalaureate, Amber Douglas, assistant professor of psychology and education, reflected on recent conversations with seniors anticipating graduation. In these conversations, the soon-to-be graduates almost always gave voice to anxiety about next steps—the possibility of graduate school or a new job, the possibility…... » Read More

If you were to glance at my calendar, stop at random, and ask me what was distinctly “Mount Holyoke” about the event or meeting on which you landed, it would be a simple question for me to answer. My days, weeks, and months are filled with “Mount Holyoke moments,” encounters that represent who we are…... » Read More

May is filled with countless moments that make Mount Holyoke distinctive, from the laurel parade and the singing of “Bread and Roses” at Mary Lyon’s grave to the baccalaureate ceremony in Abbey Chapel and the canoe sing on Lower Lake. I treasure each of these traditions and value the lifelong bond created among those who…... » Read More