Keep up with all the ways in which the Mount Holyoke community is pushing the limits of human knowledge, building lasting bonds and leading the way forward — on campus and around the world.
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For Schildge, the most valuable parts of the MATL program has been the strong relationships with his cohort, awesome instructors, practical and hands-on curriculum.
My MHC experience and education prepared me to use and engage my voice in the world for both singing and social justice.
"I created maps of Mars missions for NASA using ArcGIS and MatLab, which I learned in my planetary science class."
“It’s exciting to have the opportunity to make the case for the relevance of Jewish studies in a truly multicultural environment.”
I studied history, literature, language, art, and culture, because an Italian major is by no means limited to a language alone.
"High Rocks is an alternative education program in Rural Appalachia where I did workshops to inspire, educate, and empower young women"
“I particularly enjoy when my classes help students create a bridge between their individual journeys and a collectivist sense of worldmaking.”
As a Mount Holyoke student, Sara R. Haviland ’03 interviewed life-long civil rights activists for her thesis — leading to a doctorate and her first book.
"Mount Holyoke is a place where women are encouraged women to pursue their goals and this means beyond college."
In Professor Nordstrom's lab, Emma is studying project the behavior of photo-elastic particles.
