MORE for Sophomores!

Attend this event to get your questions answered!

How can I get my summer research funded?

The Academic Dean’s Office provides guidance and academic advising, while helping students address many of the challenges that occur in transitioning from first year through graduation. The Academic Deans are positioned to help students understand the many resources available here at MHC.

How can I find alumnae who are offering free housing for internships?

The Alumnae Association is for students too! Come find out about LifeNet, and many other areas of interest.

How does my major impact my career decisions?

The Career Development Center’s mission is to help students and alumnae develop the ability to assess, articulate, and apply their liberal arts education to life experiences to a lifetime of meaningful post-Mount Holyoke College opportunities.

What different learning opportunities abroad does Mount Holyoke offer?

The Center for Global Initiatives (CGI) encourages all students to include at least one learning experience abroad in their educational pathway at Mount Holyoke.

How can the Counseling Service help me?

The Counseling Service provides short-term individual therapy to Mount Holyoke students for typical concerns of academic/school related problems, sleep difficulty, relationship issues, and depression or anxiety.

Interested in $5000 for travel abroad?

The Dean of Students office creates a network of services for all students and addresses a variety of issues. Ask about the KSS Travel Award.

Going Abroad? What immunizations will I need?

The Health Center can help you plan ahead.

When and where are interfaith services?

The Office of Religious and Spiritual Life is located in Eliot House, and if you have not visited us during your time at MHC, we invite you to come by! We offer an informal lunch program on Wednesdays, call “Interfaith Lunch”.

Thinking about applying to Medical School?

The Career Development Center Pre-Health and Science Advisor, David Gardner, works with all students interested in careers (and graduate study) in the sciences and the health professions.

Thinking about applying to Law School?

Your Career Development Center Pre-Law Advisor, Katya King, works with students who are considering going to law school.

When does Elfing happen?

The five-member Sophomore Class Board, elected last spring, hosts a series of events for sophomores and the campus. Come find out more about our traditions?

How can I get involved in the SGA?

The Student Government Association representatives about student involvement and leadership.

What’s happening outside of academic life?

Student Programs is your connection to involvement, leadership, service, and fun! Our mission is to support your “co-curricular” life...activities and learning outside of the classroom.

Are you interested in teaching?

The Teacher Education division offers many exciting opportunities to become involved in the field of education.