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Sue Wang ’88

The Equalizer: Gave this immigrant context, voice, network to create a meaningful life.
TED Film Highlights MyinTuition
Washington Post Calls on Wellesley Director of Admission

I've always been proud of my Wellesley affiliation

Francine Berth Myles ’57
StoryCorps: Professor Bryan Burns and Kaylie Cox '18
Bryan Burns and Kaylie Cox ’18
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Building the confidence as a woman, and the pride of being a Wellesley woman.

Hong Liang ’92

A turning point.

Vertrees Canby Malherbe ’49

Cynthia Turnure ’62

A wonderful education and strong women role models.

Generosity and trust are life changing values and fit into modern times.

Lisa McConnell (O'Rourke) ’85

Patti Kelly McLaughlin ’87

The Wellesley effect in my life: confidence

Elaine Woo ’67

I believe it takes women to make the world a better place and that is why I invest in Wellesley.

Liany Elba Arroyo ’98

Wellesley provided me with an amazing opportunity.

Lynn Elizabeth Blais ’83

I was a first generation college student.

Dorothy Mae Jones-Davis ’98

Going to Wellesley was one of the best decisions I have made in my life.
Vivian Pinn ’62 On The Ways Wellesley Shaped Her

Jamie Derr DS ’12

Wellesley has enabled me to become the person I needed.
Support Wellesley. Invest in women. Generate a world of possibilities.

Susan Lee ’87

Sisters from Wellesley are invaluable. They help you paths you would have never taken.
Williams College and U.Va Adopt MyinTuition
First-Generation Students Gathered at Wellesley
Op-Ed by President Bottomly Outlines Wellesley's Commitment
Wellesley First Liberal Arts College to Offer Spanish-Language Tuition Estimates
NY Times, Associated Press, Chronicle of Higher Education Cover MyIntuition
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