Sarva Ramakrishna Rajendra ’83, a political-science major from Charleston, W.Va, knew from example that education could change a person’s life: Her father grew up in poverty in Thalagavara, a village outside of Bangalore, India, and he eventually became a civil engineer in West Virginia…More
Class Notes
Class Notes By Year
Courtesy Wellesley College Archives1919
Susan Graffam ’22 winds up for a throw.
ALUMNAE PROFILES
Katherine Shamraj ’98
“I’m about the most nonlinear entrepreneur you can imagine,” says Katherine Shamraj ’98, CEO of Sproot , a company she cofounded in 2012, which delivers healthy lunches to kids in Boston-area preschools and daycare centers. She was working in fast-developing Abu Dhabi from…More
Katherine Hamilburg CE/DS ’08
Katherine Hamilburg CE/DS ’08 knew she needed a maple dessert for the winter menu at 80 Thoreau, the seasonally inspired fine-dining restaurant in Concord, Mass., where she works as pastry chef. Oatmeal would be an obvious ingredient to incorporate with her new offering, a maple panna cotta (…More
In Memoriam
1946–2013
Adrienne Asch, who died on Nov. 19, 2013, taught at Wellesley for just a little more than a decade, from 1994 to 2005, but in that time, she made a profound impression on the students and faculty members who came to know her.More
1939–2014
Molly Campbell, Wellesley’s legendary dean of students from 1984 to 1998, died on Jan. 28.More
1928–2013
Anne de Coursey Clapp, one of the first American woman historians of Asian art, passed away peacefully at her home in Cambridge, Mass., on Dec. 21, 2013.More
1921–2013
The passing of Gabriel H. Lovett on Dec. 22, 2013, signifies the loss of one of the most distinguished Hispanists of our time.More
