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Connecticut College received grants from NEFA
June 15th, 2011 Connecticut College none Comments

According to the news – Connecticut College received three grants from NEFA, which stands for New England Foundation for the Arts. It is a support for OnStage at Connecticut College arts series. The grant amounting to a total of $16,000 will fund the performances of Asphalt Orchestra, AXIS Dance Company and Brentano String Quartet.

The grant for AXIS Dance Company is through NEFA’s National Dance Project and the grants for Brentano String Quartet and Asphalt Orchestra are through NEFA’s Expeditions program

The groups will perform as a part of the 2011-2012 onStage seasons. The onStage series offers community members’ and students variety of and educational and artistic offerings.

Wittenberg’s Norm Riker is now Connecticut College head women’s soccer coach
June 15th, 2011 Connecticut College none Comments

According to the news – Wittenberg head women’s soccer coach Norm Riker is now the Connecticut College head women’s soccer coach effective this July 1. He compiled impressive record at Wittenberg and directed the program to its first four appearances in the NCAA Championship tournament from year 2006 to 2009.

Riker says he is looking forward to work with Connecticut College student-athletes and competing in the NESCAC. He also added that The NESCAC is incredibly competitive for women’s soccer. With the high level of competition and the caliber of student-athletes attracted to Connecticut College, He is confident the Camels can become a force in Division III. He is honored and excited to be the next women’s soccer coach at Connecticut College. Connecticut College and the region hold life long memories and countless connections to family and friends for us. He is looking forward to his days of coaching on Tempel Green.

100th commencement celebration of Connecticut College
June 15th, 2011 Connecticut College none Comments

Last Sunday, it was Connecticut college graduation day. Senior class speaker Charles Wesley gave his speech. He said that He was told the world would end last night, so he thought he would not have to prepare anything but he is glad that they are all gathered in the graduation day.

452 graduates of the Class of 2011 received their diplomas before thousands of relatives and friends on Tempel Green in the middle of the school’s 750-acre campus while a theme of bonds and connection ran through the college’s centennial commencement.

It started with each graduate receiving Eastern White Pine sapling as they processed onto the green. Professor of anthropology John Burton said that it symbolizes their ongoing growth and staying connected to the college.

The graduates walk through a line of 36 women wearing a white dress holding garland of laurel. They are representing 2012 class.

School President Leo Higdon said that But the day was about the current class of seniors that had worked so hard to get where they were and he also added that the centennial will always make your class special in his mind, and a special part of Connecticut College’s history. “You all, we all, share a very important bond in Connecticut College. This college is yours forever.”

$1 million gift to CT College endows scholarships in literature and writing
January 21st, 2011 Connecticut College none Comments

With a $1 million gift in memory of alumna Helen O’Brien ‘37, Connecticut College has established a scholarship fund for students interested in studying literature and writing.

The Sidney E. Frank Foundation has endowed the Helen O’Brien ‘37 Scholarship Fund at the recommendation of Peter and Cathy Frank Halstead, in honor of Peter Halstead’s mother, a 1937 Connecticut College graduate. In 2008, the foundation established the Louise Rosenstiel Frank Scholarship Fund in honor of Cathy Frank Halstead’s mother, a 1944 Connecticut College graduate.

“We are honored to be able to create a scholarship in the name of Peter’s mother, who was such a warm and wonderful mother, pianist and writer,” the Halsteads said. “It is our hope that the values that anchored her life, and which have transformed ours, will provide future students at CC with the opportunity to attain the wisdom and tolerance which a liberal arts education weaves together in response to the instabilities of a dehumanized world.”

While a student at Connecticut College, O’Brien completed a psychological study of herself, which she titled, ‘Me.’ She was known for playing Chopin on the piano at home, and accompanied the glee club at the College. “She always knew when Peter, who also became a pianist, hit a wrong note,” the Halsteads said.

The endowed scholarship fund will provide $50,000 in financial aid annually to students with demonstrated need, with a preference for those who will study literature, writing or both. The scholarship funds will be available beginning with members of the Class of 2015.

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Conn College scholarship to help those studying literature, writing
January 21st, 2011 Connecticut College none Comments

New London – Connecticut College this week established a new scholarship fund that will provide $50,000 in financial aid annually to students with demonstrated need who are studying literature and writing.

The Sidney E. Frank Foundation endowed the scholarship with a $1 million gift in the name of Connecticut College alumna Helen O’Brien, class of 1937.

While a student, O’Brien completed a psychological study of herself and was known for playing Chopin on the piano and accompanying the college glee club.

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Connecticut College freshman at Oprah Winfrey Show
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The college was founded in 1911 in response to Wesleyan University closing its doors to women.

“Students from the entire district come to support the seniors, and every campus has a cheer to get the crowd pumping,” Valle said. “It is such an amazing event.”

Oprah aired a clip of the event that shows a student announcing her decision to attend Boston University, followed by a student announcing his plans to attend Dartmouth College.

Valle then announces to the cheering crowd that she will attend Connecticut College. Little did she know, her enthusiastic announcement would be seen by millions when the video clip was featured on the Oprah Winfrey Show.

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