Since 1988, eighty-five Bryn Mawr students have participated in the Mellon Mays Fellowship Program (formerly called the Mellon Minority Program). Of these, ten have completed their doctorates and eleven are currently enrolled in PhD programs.
| Students | Graduate Institutions & Fields | Employers |
|---|---|---|
| Mariana Aguirre | Brown University | University of the South |
| Anastasia Curwood | Princeton (History) | Vanderbilt |
| Jennifer Freeman | UPenn (Education) |
Farmworker Justice Project |
| Maribel Garcia | Yale (Anthropology) | Cal State, San Marcos |
| Rachel Jean-Baptiste | Stanford (History) | University of Chicago |
| Elizabeth Tunstaall | Stanford (Anthropology) | U Illinois Chicago |
| Rachel Vincent-Finley | Rice (Mathematics) | Postdoctoral Fellow, U of Houston |
| Alicia Walker | Harvard (History of Art / Architecture) | Washington U, St. Louis |
| Michelle Wilkinson | Emory (African-American Studies | National NAGPRA program, National Park Services |
| Jennifer Wilks | Cornell (Comparative Literature) | UTexas, Austin |
| Students | Graduate Institutions & Fields |
|---|---|
| Julia Alexander | U Penn (History) |
| Marie Brown | U Penn (History) |
| Nikeva Brown | Duke (Economics) |
| Martha Gonzalez | Stanford (Anthropology) |
| Elvera Honore | Temple (English) |
| Cynthia Lugo | Brown (Film Studies) |
| Amanda Beckenstein Mbuvi | Duke (Religion) |
| Melinda Nickelson | U of Michigan (Applied Physics) |
| Trecia Pottinger | U of Minnesota (American Studies) |
| Gloria Ramon | Temple (Sociology) |
| Melody Tulier | MIT (Urban Studies & Planning) |