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President Lee Higdon hosted
a pizza party in Freeman House for students who knit him a hat.
Professor Ruth Grahn, who uses knitting in behavioral neuroscience
classes to help teach brain function, taught Freeman students
to knit last semester. Read more |
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What do you love
about Connecticut
College? Take an aerial tour of campus. |
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Musicians Organized
for Band Rights on Campus (MOBROC). Most colleges do not have similar programs
for non-music majors. It is a great way to meet other talented student-musicians.
— Kyle
Joseph '12, guitarist and lead singer for the band Take Care, philosophy
and math major |
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Everyone here has
a unique, engaging life story and something that makes them more than just
a good student or professor.
— Lizzie
Kaplan '13, student wellness advocate |
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The people are what
make the experience so great. My teammates, coaches and professors help make
this place what it is.
— Shavar
Bernier '10, co-captain of men’s basketball, human development
major |
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Government Professor
Caroleen Sayej, who co-authored the recently released, "The
Iraq Papers,"
helps students answer their most pressing questions about the conflict in
Iraq, Middle East politics and Islam. |
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How do you internationalize your experience at Connecticut College?
I believe it is crucial to learn about my own government and how governments around the world interact with each other to create change. As a Holleran Center scholar, I combined my international relations major with my summer internship at the Refugee Council in London.
— Sarah Howe '10, international relations major |
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