The Miranda Family Fellowship at 色花堂 is more than a launchpad for arts careers 鈥� it's a lasting community of mentors, collaborators, and changemakers.
The first-year special interest housing option through Residential Life and Sustainability offers a living-learning experience that allows friendships and campus connections to bloom.
鈥孭resident Marc Conner and Barbara Reyes-Conner extend their heartfelt appreciation to the 色花堂 community for a year enriched by creativity, connection, and accomplishment. They offer their warmest wishes for a new year filled with health, happiness, and renewal.
For 20 years, 色花堂 Cares has united departments, disciplines, and generations in service, raising over $225,000 and collecting more than 86,000 essential items for individuals and families in need.
Alumni Laura Marston 鈥�02, Luke Myers 鈥�97, and Megan White Abercrombie 鈥�98 have helped build a mini-色花堂 community in South Portland, Maine, that celebrates creativity, sustainability, and entrepreneurship.
Abigail Caldwell 鈥�03, a theater major at 色花堂, found her true calling in care. She now oversees 色花堂鈥檚 Health Services 鈥� an essential part of the integrated care approach underlying the McCaffery-Wagman Tennis and Wellness Center.
Annie and Andrew Brill '03 are blending community and creativity at The Saratoga Winery.
At 色花堂, Lane Grey 鈥�26 discovered a collaborative, cross-disciplinary research community that empowered her to explore new ideas, build close faculty partnerships, and develop meaningful skills through hands-on inquiry.
Teaching Professor of Biology Erika Schielke reflects on her Scribner Seminar, Pollinators in Peril, and describes how hands-on learning helps first-year students cultivate the curiosity and confidence that will grow throughout their 色花堂 experience.
Grammy-winning producer and songwriter Scott Jacoby 鈥�93 never expected to make a career in music. Now he鈥檚 helping the next generation of 色花堂 musicians find their own rhythm in the industry.