• Grace Brigham '16

    Brigham ’16 Wins Musical Composition Contest

    Grace Brigham ’16 won a Young and Emerging Composer Competition last week with an original musical piece about female scientists — a work she wrote specifically in the hopes that it would be sung by a group of men.
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  • Rachel Connell '87 (Photo: Marts and Lundy)

    Rachel Connell ’87 Takes Reins at Chatham Hall School

    As Rachel Connell ’87 prepares to take over as the new rector/head of school at the all-girls boarding school Chatham Hall on July 1, she can’t help but reflect on how her own experience with all-girls’ education has led her to this point.
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  • Sophia Triantis, right, and her Ithemba teammates display their breast biopsy device. (Photo provided by Triantis.)

    Triantis ’17 Wins Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for Innovation

    Sophia Triantis '17 and her teammates from Johns Hopkins University's Undergraduate Design Team Program won a Lemelson-MIT Student Prize for inventing a breast biopsy device designed for use in lower-resource countries. 
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  • Zoe Bedell '03 spoke to a Politics in America class this winter.

    Zoe Bedell ’03, from the Corps to the Court

    When Zoe Bedell ’03 joined the Marine Corps in 2007 after graduating from Princeton University, she admits, she was looking for “the hardest thing” she could do. She didn’t want to work in Congress but found politics appealing, she wanted adventure, and she wanted to learn more about being a leader.
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  • Jeryne Fish '15

    Jeryne Fish '15 to Give Commencement Address at Michigan

    Jeryne Fish '15 has been selected as the undergraduate student speaker at next month's commencement ceremony for the University of Michigan Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy.
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Dear NCS Alumnae,
 
You are part of the NCS alumnae community—5,500 strong—with interesting and diverse alumnae residing in major cities in the U.S. and abroad such as Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, New York, San Francisco, and Washington, D.C. Alumnae connect through a wide range of activities, creating linkages with each other and with the school and often including grandparents and parents of alumnae in many NCS traditions.
 
NCS alumnae guide the process of regional activities, create social media conversations, and work in partnership with alumnae relations staff on the Close. As we build community -- ask how you can help. Reach out to NCS regional Points of Contact (POCs) if you live in or recently moved to a new city and want to be in touch with other alumnae or assist in bringing fellow NCSers together.
 
Thank you for keeping the connection with each other and with NCS.
 
NCS Alumnae Office
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Connecting with Regional Points of Contact

Los Angeles: Lhani Jamison '13
Washington, D.C.: Catherine Gaines '92