The Community Center at Mount Holyoke College serves as the anchor to the College community. The complex includes includes three distinct areas: Blanchard Hall, the Dining Commons and the Great Room.
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The Community Center at Mount Holyoke College serves as the anchor to the College community. The complex includes includes three distinct areas: Blanchard Hall, the Dining Commons and the Great Room.
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Fri, May 26, 2023 7am to 9am
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Prepaid by reunion guests with Thursday overnights. Available for purchase by all others at the following rates: Adult: $12.00 Teen: $12.00 Child: $7.50
Community Center, Dining Commons
Fri, May 19, 2023 8am
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Join the rest of your class for breakfast to kick off the weekend.
Fri, May 19, 2023 7am to 9am
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Prepaid by reunion guests with Thursday overnights. Available for purchase by all others at the following rates. Adult: $12.00 Teen: $12.00 Child: $7.50
Community Center, Dining Commons
Thu, May 11, 2023 11am to 5pm
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Cap & Gown Photos will be happening in the Great Room May 10–11. Please go to the Ultimate Exposures site to schedule your time. Please contact the Commencement team with any issues, concerns,...
Wed, May 10, 2023 11am to 5pm
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Cap & Gown Photos will be happening in the Great Room May 10–11. Please go to the Ultimate Exposures site to schedule your time. Please contact the Commencement team with any issues, concerns,...
Wed, Apr 26, 2023 4:30pm to 6pm
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Great event and very informational
I am so happy this is open to staff and faculty!
Loved the speaker and the soup!
Mia is everything!
Thank you Anna!
We have such an amazing staff and staff council! I especially enjoyed learning about the Botanical Garden.
Well run, well attended, good song choices!
Mia Mingus was a great speaker! The conversation she lead was really validating and confirming of my identities and experience here on campus and informative. I hope to see more speakers like here on campus in the future talking about disability, abelism, and being queer people of color.
"Just scratched the surface" -Mia. So true, look forward to much more and hope some of the seeds of wisdom take root with those in attendance and grow to bear fruit and nourish the whole community. It will be a lot of work, and we need to start collecting, sharing, and practicing with tools to make it happen.
Very quick, no wait!