Bryn Mawr College

About The Pensby Center

The Pensby Center (formerly The Office of Intercultural Affairs) implements programs and activities that address issues of diversity, power and privilege, including but not limited to race, ethnicity, country of origin, class, gender, sexual orientation, religious affiliation and disability, with a goal of improving the campus climate and enhancing community life at Bryn Mawr College.

Through this office, the staff develops and coordinates leadership development and training programs, organizes key campus cultural events, guides student affinity groups, coordinates College programs to mentor and support students from underrepresented groups, supervises the Community Diversity Assistants and provides informal advising to all students interested in issues of social justice and multiculturalism.

Applications are now being accepted for Pensby's Student Coordinator positions for 2013-14.  Open positions include (Co) Coordinators for Dimensions of Diversity (January 2014), LEAP, Marketing and Promotion, Religious and Spiritual Life, Social Justice Training Program, and Spectra LGBTQ Programs.

Come visit us!
The Pensby Center is on Cambrian Row in the Pensby building
(229 N. Roberts Road). Click here for a campus map.

Mellon Mays Fellowship Senior Brunch, April 2013

Dimensions of Diversity Workshop, January 2013

NAACP Bryn Mawr College Chapter Chartering Ceremony, December 2012

 

Tri-College Summer Institute Cohort, August 2012