This quarter we asked you what they would write in a "love letter" to their younger college selves. Here's what you said:
Brittany Lamon-Paredes reflected on the almost ten years since graduation (Reunion is coming)! She would tell her college self that it can be more fulfilling to take the road less traveled. She started a new role as a Deputy Branch Chief in the U.S. federal government and celebrated her one-year wedding anniversary to her husband, Ryan.
Elifmina Mizrahi would tell her college self to cherish living walking distance to your friends because it is the best.
Carmyn Polk would tell her college self that her time at Wellesley will build the foundation for the next decade of life. She will gain strength, knowledge, self awareness, love, and life-long friendships. It'll be tough but so worth it. She'll succeed in whatever she wants to do next.
We're happy to share some life updates from our classmates as well! -
Congratulations to Hadley Chase, who gave birth to her son Glenn in July 2023!
Melissa Jo Zambrana is thriving in 2024! She broke up with her partner of 6 years, moved back to Boston, and started performing stand-up comedy. You can follow her on Instagram @melissa.jokes. She also recently visited Emily Schultz in Pristina, Kosovo, where Emily is posted on a temporary work assignment. The two of them spent a week exploring Kosovo, North Macedonia, and Bosnia!
Wellesley writers, actors, and other creators gathered at a Writers Guild of America/Screen Actors Guild picketed at the Radford Studio Center in Los Angeles in July. Class of 2015 members present were Katie Barsotti and J Taylor D'Andrea. Check out the winter magazine online for a photo!
Cayla Vila, 2015 Alumnae Class Secretary