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Summer in Wellesley

Hi all!  Back again with another blog post! I’ve been at Wellesley now for almost a month—after spring semester ended, I was able to go home to Virginia for 10 whole days (so short!!) before driving back up to start my job and internship. I love being here in the summer—the weather is beautiful, the free time (when I’m not…

A view of Seoul's cityscape.

Korea trip with EDUC 359L Teaching Lab: Inquiry-Based Fieldwork in Culturally Diverse Schools 🤗✈️

Hello blog! This week I will be telling you about my study abroad experience in Seoul, South Korea 🇰🇷I didn’t study abroad for a semester like most people do at Wellesley. I chose not to go abroad because I really needed to stay at Wellesley to work, and to be quite honest, I loved Wellesley too much to leave. Everything…

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Intro to me – Bri!

Hello all! My name is Brielle Collins (please call me Bri!). Welcome to my first blog post of many—I can’t wait to share with you my day-to-day experiences and extensive Wellesley knowledge 🙂 For a little introduction to who you’ll be reading about: I’m a rising junior, an American studies major, and from Falls Church, VA—just 15 minutes out of…

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Sofía’s Introduction

Hello blog!! My name is Sofía (she/her), and I’m an Admission Summer Intern 😀 I will be sharing all of my fun Wellesley stories and experiences with y’all throughout the summer ✨Here are some fun facts about me:  Home for me is Alvarado, Texas 🐎 I’m double majoring in English and education studies 🤓 On campus, I’m a writing tutor,…

A flowering tree standing on a green lawn in front of Green Hall.

Goodbye (for now)!

Hi everyone! It’s the last week of classes, honk, honk! The weather is great, the flowers are blooming, the birds are singing…and exams are coming. I am honestly enjoying the warm weather so much that I am a little behind on homework right now, but I should be able to catch up by LDOC, the last day of classes. I…

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