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While Denisse was on vacation in D.C. I fell into a deep depression and was unable to do any orientation planning. Just kidding! However, I did miss my partner in crime, and was delighted by her return . Watch a … Continue reading →

I’m happy to say that this year, I had the opportunity to celebrate 4th of July in none other than D.C.!! Yes, it was wonderful. Yes, it was crowded. And yes, it was unbelievably hot and humid! Coming from LA, … Continue reading →

For those of you anxiously waiting for the Parents’ mailing, don’t despair! We spent most of yesterday and some of today stuffing hundreds of envelopes just for you. Watch the mini-assembly line Meg and I did: Now that our job … Continue reading →

Hi All, Denisse and I wanted to offer you a glimpse through the looking glass and into our office. Below is the video we made this morning when I walked into work. Love from Wellesleyland, Meg

Today Dean Tenser, Meg, and I had our first meeting with dining services at The Wellesley College Club.  You should all know that the College Club has a restaurant with delicious food!  So it was definitely a treat for us to … Continue reading →

During Orientation week, we’ll be offering optional trips for you to explore the area surrounding Wellesleyland. Please fill out this survey so we can get an idea of which trips you’d like us to offer. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/T57MN5F Thanks! Meg

Hello Class of 2015! My name is Meg and I am one of the Student Orientation Coordinators this year. I am a rising senior (I can’t believe it!) and a Peace and Justice Studies Major. I absolutely love Wellesley, and … Continue reading →

Welcome Wellesley Class of 2015! I’m Denisse.  I’m a junior from Los Angeles, CA.  I’m a Comparative Literature and German double major.  This is the first summer I’ve spent away from home and the first summer I’ve actually had a … Continue reading →

Welcome to Adventures in Wellesleyland. This is the blog of Denisse and Meg, the Student Orientation Coordinators (SOCs) for Orientation 2011. We hope you’ll check this blog often to find out what is going on down the rabbit hole of … Continue reading →