Alumnae Association
The Bryn Mawr College Alumnae Association fosters a strong sense of community and tradition, promotes lifelong learning, enriches the personal, professional and cultural lives of our alumnae/i, and supports service to the College.
Anyone who has spent at least one semester as an undergraduate or as a graduate student at Bryn Mawr College, in addition to those receiving degrees or certificates or earning at least four credits in the Division of Special Studies, is a member of the Alumnae Association.
Alumnae News & Events
- 125th Anniversary Tour
- Reunion
- Alumnae News and Events
- Alumnae Bulletin
- Alumnae Clubs Calendar
- Black Alumnae/i Conference
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Volunteer
Stay Connected
- Travel with Bryn Mawr
- Athena's Web Online
- Class & Club Websites
- Update your Address and Personal Data
- Search the Online Directory
- Chat on the Listserv
- Visit Regional Bookstores
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Services & Benefits
- Career Counseling
- Credit Card Services
- Email forwarding
- Insurance Programs
- Club Quarters
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Meaningful Contributions
A blog about the achievements of Bryn Mawr alumnae/i, compiled by the Bryn Mawr College Public Affairs Office
Juliet Goodfriend ’63 Named 2009 Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell has recognized Juliet Goodfriend ’63 as a 2009 Distinguished Daughter of Pennsylvania. “Women recognized as Distinguished Daughters are those whose achiev...
Constance Rosenblum ’65 Publishes History of the West Bronx’s Grand Concourse
The New York University Press recently published Boulevard of Dreams: Heady Times, Heartbreak, and Hope along the Grand Concourse in the Bronx by veteran New York Times writer and editor Constance ...
Documentary by Joanna Chejade-Bloom ’02 Reveals Startling New Finding About Skull Believed to B...
A documentary produced and directed by Joanna Chejade-Bloom ’02 made headlines when it aired on the History Channel in September. Read more»
"In a field that is still male dominated in the top ranks, I’ve never been afraid to express an opinion."
News at Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr Professors Escort Robots to Capitol Hill
Three Bryn Mawr professors and a few of their favorite mechanical teaching assistants visited Washington, D.C., recently to advise members of Congress on the use of robotics in education. Bryn Mawr...