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Please give a brief background on yourself and your career. I started out performing stand-up at the world-famous Comedy Studio in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Today, I write and tour all over the world. In 2014, I was selected as one of the Top 100 comedians invited to compete on NBC’s Last Comic Standing. I’ve traveled to more…
Sarah Fishleder ’00 is the Founder and CEO of WayScout, a tool for falling in love with a city. While at Wellesley, Sarah studied Philosophy and participated on the Student Council to the Board of Trustees, Committee on Curriculum and Instruction, and Academic Review Board, in addition to spending a few early mornings rowing on…
Please give a brief background on yourself and your career. I graduated from Wellesley in 2006 with a double major in English and Media Arts & Sciences. After graduation, I worked as a visual designer for a small marketing, design & web development shop in Boston. After coming to the realization that UX was my one true…
“Non ministrari, sed ministrare” It was something in these words – something in this mission – that brought me to where I am today. My name is Chaitra Nerurkar, I am part of the Green Class of 2013, and I studied History and South Asian Studies at Wellesley. I am now a Teach for India…
Julie Singer Kerwin ’92 and Dawn Wells Nadeau ’95 have just launched their own startup, IAmElemental, which creates action figures for girls. IAmElemental started with two friends – and moms – who were frustrated by what they saw and, more importantly, didn’t see in the toy market. Their mission is to create toys for play…
“Yes, of course I remember/ how could I forget how you feel…” As the soothing words of Frank Ocean’s “Thinking of You” washed over me, I thought back to when I was a senior at Wellesley: anxious for what was to come, nostalgic about everything and everyone, but nevertheless eager to burst out of the…
Please give a brief background on yourself and your career. I have had an interest in socially responsible fashion since I was 16 and went to Guatemala to study Spanish and stay with a host family. My pre-teen host sister worked at a garment factory outside of Antigua, and that bothered me quite a lot.…
Please give a brief background on yourself and your career. I landed in journalism somewhat serendipitously, shortly after graduating from Wellesley in 2006, and have been doing it ever since. In the past seven years, I’ve reported and edited for a weekly paper (The Wellesley Townsman, in fact!), gotten my master’s in journalism, done a…
Please give a brief background on yourself and your career. When I graduated from Wellesley in 2008 I suddenly realized that I had been so consumed with writing my thesis that I had not given any thought to the “what next?” that inevitably follows Senior Week, Commencement, and the packing up of your dorm room.…
One of the many valuable lessons I learned at Wellesley was a commitment to service. Whether this meant volunteering to mentor children, joining a professional or academic organization, or pursuing opportunities in government or the public sector, the Wellesley brand, “women who will make a difference in the world,” stuck with me. During senior year,…