The Annual Fund
Bryn Mawr College Phonathon
Bryn Mawr's annual Phonathon is one of the ways the College engages alumnae, parents and friends in the life of the College. It's an opportunity for the College to say "Hello," "How are you?", and "Here's what's new at Bryn Mawr." The Phonathon is also a chance to thank you for your support of the College and to talk about the importance of your continued participation in the Annual Fund.
Your Annual Fund gift – through the Phonathon or other means – makes a very real impact on students' Bryn Mawr experience. What better way to hear about the importance of supporting the Annual Fund than from a student who is benefitting from your generosity right now!
Meet Bryn Mawr's 2011-2012 Phonathon Callers
Every year, the Bryn Mawr Phonathon Caller position is one of the most sought-after jobs on campus. Our callers come to the Phonathon position with a true love of Bryn Mawr, and they are excited to connect with alumnae, parents and friends who care about the College as much as they do. Meet this year's callers:
Zoe Pond-McPherson - Class of 2012
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What Bryn Mawr means to me: Bryn Mawr has allowed me to continue studying my interests and to find new interests in and outside the classroom.
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| Class Color: Light blue; Major: Mathematics;
Dorm: Rockefeller; Hometown: Petaluma, CA |
Cindy Columbus - Class of 2014
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What Bryn Mawr means to me: Bryn Mawr challenges me and has led me to all kinds of amazing opportunities, like internships and shadowing alumnae. I am always excited about what is next. |
| Favorite food in the dining hall: Baked Potato Chowder at Erdman; Favorite spot on campus: Any path on the main part of campus - it is so beautiful; Major:Linguistics;
Dorm: Rhoads; Hometown: Lynn, MA |
Lise Wagnac - Class of 2013
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What Bryn Mawr means to me: Bryn Mawr means an endless number of opportunities are available to me while I'm an undergraduate, and even after graduation as an alumna. As students, we are given opportunities to network with alumnae, and to take classes in an array of subjects, which makes it easier for students to learn about interests they never knew they had.
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| Favorite food in the dining hall: Chicken Parmesan and pasta! ; Favorite space on campus: Lusty cup! Great place to study, do homework, get some treats, and socialize all at once.
Major: Anthropology;
Dorm: Pembroke West; Hometown: Lynn, MA |
Lauren Footman - Class of 2014
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What Bryn Mawr Means to Me: What Bryn Mawr Means to Me: Bryn Mawr is a place that offers a unique educational experience that cannot be replicated by another institution. It is a place that is giving me the opportunity to make life-long friendships while broadening my understanding of the world around me.
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| Class Color: Dark blue;
Major: English;
Dorm: Erdman; Hometown: Yeadon, PA |
Léma Andrews-Hirano - Class of 2014
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What Bryn Mawr means to me: For me Bryn Mawr is a place that challenges me, not only to be a better student but a better person. It provides a supportive environment but it is the women that go here who really help me discover who I am and who I want to become.
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| Class Color: Dark blue; Favorite food in the dining hall: vanilla froyo with oreo crumbles; Favorite space on campus: Pem dance studio
Major: Psychology, Japanese minor;
Dorm: Pembroke West; Hometown: Basel, Switzerland |
Lavanya Nott - Class of 2014
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What Bryn Mawr means to me: : It's my home away from home. It provides me with an environment in which I am simultaneously challenged and made to feel at home. It has broadened my horizons in so many ways, and I continue to look forward to every week just to see what new experiences it will bring.
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| Class Color: Dark blue; Favorite food in the dining hall:raspberry chocolate chunk ice cream, banana chocolate chip cake; Favorite space on campus: The Lusty Cup;
Major: English/Math;
Dorm: Rhoads; Hometown: Bangalore, India |
Bryn Mawr Phonathon
Pushing your buttons since 1885
For more information about Bryn Mawr's Phonathon and the Annual Fund, please contact us at (610) 526-5127 or resources@brynmawr.edu.