The Wellesley Impact

From financial aid and research opportunities to teaching salaries and academic programs, every Wellesley College student and faculty member benefits from the philanthropic support of alumnae, parents, and friends.

Your gift to Wellesley supports a remarkable array of student and faculty achievements. These students and faculty make an impact in the world everyday. Want proof? Here are some student and faculty highlights from the 2012-2013 academic year:

Wellesley Had 21 Graduates in Teach for America in 2012-13

Judge Dismisses Suit Brought on Behalf of STD Subjects in Study Uncovered by Wellesley's Susan Reverby

Ravi Ravishanker Talks IT and Sustainability

First in a Series of Collaborations on Education of Women for Leadership

Mary Kenefake ’13 Shares Research with Other Middle Eastern Studies Scholars in Doha

Point Guard Malia Meyer '13 Sets Records for Wellesley and NCAA

Hanna Tenerowicz '16 Films Documentaries in Democratic Republic of Congo to Connect Artists and Students across Continents

Wellesley Researchers Return to Archaeological Dig in Greece

Orit Shaer and Eni Mustafaraj Recognized by Google for Innovation

Michelle Kang '13 to Lead Photography Workshops and Multimedia Projects with South African Youth

Wellesley is the First Liberal Arts College to Join Harvard and MIT’s Online Learning Collaborative, edX

Wellesley College Computer Science Students Take First Place in Programming Competition

Collaborative Night of Diverse Performances by Wellesley Students

Wellesley 2013 Fulbright Winners Will Travel to Brazil, Germany, Russia, and Mexico

Professor and Professor Emeritus Lend Expertise to "10 Buildings That Changed America"

Professor Claire Fontijn Publishes a New Book About Hildegard von Bingen, a 12th Century Mystic, Visionary, Philosopher, and Composer

Ellen Bechtel ’14 Awarded $48,500 Greater Research Opportunities Fellowship from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Visiting Lecturer Amy Banzaert Begins Work at Wellesley with Albright Institute

Experts from Wellesley and Greater Boston Area Convene to Discuss North Korea's Human Rights Crisis

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