Paula Johnson in the News | Wellesley College

The day after Hillary Rodham Clinton '69 made history by being the first woman to become a major party's presidential nominee, Wellesley College President Paula Johnson joined a panel of experts on WBUR's Radio Boston to discuss what the moment might mean for young women---and for the Wellesley community in particular.

President Paula Johnson Was Interviewed by WGBH Radio's "On Campus" Program for Their Leaders in Higher Education Series

Making Their Mark

Boston magazine interviewed Wellesley's new President Paula Johnson about her milestone achievements, what it means to work in higher education, and how she believes "different perspectives" will help us "achieve more."

The Boston Globe reported Wellesley College President Paula Johnson "was welcomed by her fellow female college presidents" at a recent event.

Boston Mayor Marty Walsh declared May 11, 2016 Dr. Paula Johnson Day for her years of service and advocacy on health care, well-being and gender biology.

Paula Johnson was honored as the first incumbent of the Grayce A. Young Family Professorship in Women’s Health in a ceremony on April 25 in the Gordon Hall of Medicine at HMS.

Paula Johnson at Wellesley podium

The Boston Globe conducted a Q&A with incoming president Paula Johnson, "The medical doctor who will soon lead Wellesley."

"Wellesley Welcomes Its 14th President with Eager Expectations for the Future," the student newspaper, the Wellesley News, reported.

Incoming President Dr. Paula Johnson greets a student

The Wellesley Townsman declares, "Excitement as new Wellesley College president named."

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