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A global community thrives at Bryn Mawr in a number of ways. 

More than 40 student organizations  focus on bringing students together to celebrate, learn about, and address matters of diversity, both locally and globally. These organizations range from Amnesty International to U.S. affinity groups such as Mujeres and Sisterhood to international ones such as the South Asian Student Association to those that gather around various cultural and religious traditions. Learn more about student organizations at Bryn Mawr.

Bryn Mawr’s distinctive Pensby Center for Community Development and Inclusion also plays a key role in shaping the College community by fostering meaningful dialogue across difference. Learn more about the Pensby Center.

Bryn Mawr has also extended its community by building sustained relationships that go beyond the campus walls.

  • The Civic Engagement Office takes students out into the large and diverse metropolitan area where we are located.
  • International partnerships enable students to connect directly (and intensively) with others elsewhere, as in the collaborative summer school with Nanyang Technological University and the community-based Lagim Tehi Tuma program in Ghana.

This sense of connection and community continues long after students graduate. Bryn Mawr alumnae constitute a remarkable, close-knit global network of women leaders who stay in touch and have made a difference wherever they are located. Their learning through diversity and comfort in engaging the broader world never stops.

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