In pursuit of her double majors of Biology and Spanish, during her sophomore year, Cinthia Arreola, ‘21, took Advanced Spanish Translation Practice with Associate Professor Kevin Hunt. Taking the course turned out to be a more life-altering decision than she could have imagined. She always had a drive to help her community, but this course... Continue Reading →
Is Meredith College changing its name or the names of any of its buildings? Any decisions about naming and name changes are premature and can be made only by the Board of Trustees. At this point and in reflection of similar conversations at scores of other institutions, the College is building a process and a... Continue Reading →
Candance Goins, ’15, realized her career was becoming stagnant and knew that she needed to make a change. She looked at several schools, but found Meredith best fit her needs. “I was looking for a quality, evening program that would allow me to attend classes in person. I liked that I could have a face-to-face... Continue Reading →
This Saturday (July 25) will mark two months since George Floyd was murdered in Minneapolis. In that time, even greater attention has been paid to the systemic racism that has existed in the fabric of our country long before its founding. As is happening at other institutions, our students, staff, alumnae/i, faculty, and trustees have... Continue Reading →
In the midst of an ever-shifting economy and hiring landscape, Meredith College’s Office of Career Planning (OCP) is taking extra steps to assist recent graduates in their job search. “OCP has partnered with the StrongPoints team to offer Unstuck, a structured career coaching program for recent graduates who may be feeling unsure about their job search... Continue Reading →
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