SUMMER
2003 • VOLUME 8, NUMBER 1
SPECIAL ISSUE: REAPING THE REWARDS OF
THE PLAN FOR MOUNT HOLYOKE 2003
Mount
Holyoke's Strategic Plan Yields Success
In 1997, Mount Holyoke adopted The Plan for Mount Holyoke 2003,
a six-year strategic plan that set ambitious goals in far-reaching
areas. This year marks the final year of the Plan, and students,
faculty, staff, and alumnae are reaping bountiful benefits—among
them new centers for leadership and environmental literacy; enhanced
art, music, and science facilities; a kosher/halal dining hall;
intensified linkages with the other members of the Five College
consortium; an innovative program in speaking, arguing, and writing;
winning athletic teams; and expanded opportunities to use technology
in creative ways. Ripe with the success of this plan, the College
is already setting goals for the next, which will extend into
2010.
Stories
Bearing
Fruit—Even Tomatoes: MHC's Strategic Plan Yields Success
Civilization
Begins with a Rose—and a Plan
Botanic
Garden as Metaphor
Leadership
and the Liberal Arts: The Weissman Center for Leadership
Speaking
Up for Speaking, Arguing, and Writing
January
Term Internships: From Monkeys to Marketing
Maps,
Memories, and More with the Click of a Mouse
Sharing
Meals and More in the Kosher/Halal Dining Room
Putting
Tomatoes on the (Genetic) Map
Mount
Holyoke Enjoys Banner Years for Applications
High-Tech
Room Lets Musicians Play in Virtually Any Venue
Tallying
Up the Success of the Plan
Indika
Senanayake '03: Transformation Through Performance
A
Work of Art on Many Levels: Mount Holyoke, the Mountain
"Greening"
Mount Holyoke's Curriculum
Geologist
Elizabeth "Betty" Wilson '72 Brings Energy to J-Term
Hannah
Kolak '03: Her Worlds Collided
Getting
Concrete about Environmental Stewardship
Everything
on Track with Langhan Dee '04
Athletics
Scoreboard
On
the Mount Holyoke Campaign Trail
Five
College Center Brings People Together Through Language
Reaping
the Rewards of The Plan for Mount Holyoke 2003
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