Add to ORKGLet us now measure the steps we have taken: The Connecticut College footprint is our next step to collectively creating a new path for others to follow. Conn has taught us diversity, academic freedom and scholarship, social consciousness, change, and willingness to take action. It is now up to us to make use of these tools. If we can appreciate diversity, we can reduce hatred and war. If we believe that decreasing our carbon footprints will make a difference, we can fight the environmental crisis. If we continue to research, discuss and appreciate the arts, we can innovate and redesign our world
President Lee Higdon told the 2009 graduates You are graduating at a pivotal time in US history – i...
HE Ambassador Louis B. Susman told the graduates This not a country where individuals are born with...
Senior class president Alexandra Felfle \u2710 told her classmates, My dearest camels, I want you t...
In her first Commencement address at the College, President Bergeron tells the Class of 2014 that sh...
Brenner Green told his classmates of his personal journey, and that I’ve come to realize that the C...
Kristin Griffin tells the soon-to-be-graduates, We are so fortunate to have built up this kind of s...
We have been given the privilege of an unmatched education, and we now have the responsibility to us...
President Higdon urges the graduates, Continue to embrace learning in all its forms. Continue to cr...
President Lee Higdon said the Class of 2013 has met the challenges he outlined for them when they ar...
President Higdon tells graduates they are graduating at a pivotal time in U.S. history – indeed, in ...
President Bergeron offers remarks on A Whole New Way of Listening to the Class of 2016
President Higdon advises the 2007 graduates: Use your words well. Think about how your behaviors, y...
President Higdon tells the Centennial Class of 2011: You have the unique experience of graduating w...
“Our most powerful tool is our liberal arts education,” said Cheetham, the daughter of 1974 and 1975...
President Leo I. Higdon, Jr. tells the Class of 2008 that they have impressed him with their intell...
President Lee Higdon told the 2009 graduates You are graduating at a pivotal time in US history – i...
HE Ambassador Louis B. Susman told the graduates This not a country where individuals are born with...
Senior class president Alexandra Felfle \u2710 told her classmates, My dearest camels, I want you t...
In her first Commencement address at the College, President Bergeron tells the Class of 2014 that sh...
Brenner Green told his classmates of his personal journey, and that I’ve come to realize that the C...
Kristin Griffin tells the soon-to-be-graduates, We are so fortunate to have built up this kind of s...
We have been given the privilege of an unmatched education, and we now have the responsibility to us...
President Higdon urges the graduates, Continue to embrace learning in all its forms. Continue to cr...
President Lee Higdon said the Class of 2013 has met the challenges he outlined for them when they ar...
President Higdon tells graduates they are graduating at a pivotal time in U.S. history – indeed, in ...
President Bergeron offers remarks on A Whole New Way of Listening to the Class of 2016
President Higdon advises the 2007 graduates: Use your words well. Think about how your behaviors, y...
President Higdon tells the Centennial Class of 2011: You have the unique experience of graduating w...
“Our most powerful tool is our liberal arts education,” said Cheetham, the daughter of 1974 and 1975...
President Leo I. Higdon, Jr. tells the Class of 2008 that they have impressed him with their intell...
President Lee Higdon told the 2009 graduates You are graduating at a pivotal time in US history – i...
HE Ambassador Louis B. Susman told the graduates This not a country where individuals are born with...
Senior class president Alexandra Felfle \u2710 told her classmates, My dearest camels, I want you t...