Sweet Briar College

(Sweet Briar, VA)

Sweet Briar College IS different.

We're only for women. If you ask our students why they chose Sweet Briar, they'll talk about the academics, the beautiful campus, the welcoming community, the opportunities to get involved and to lead. Few, if any, will say they chose Sweet Briar because it's a women's college. Yet, many of our distinctive programs and opportunities are a direct result of our single-gender focus.

By specializing in the education of remarkable women, we're more in tune with you as a student and as a person. We provide leadership opportunities and strong academic programs - in the sciences, math, pre-medicine, pre-veterinary medicine and government for example - that typically cater to men at other schools.

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Congratulations to Nicole File ’95, senior editor at CNN, for helping the news channel win another Peabody Award!

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Kelsey Barta ’15 is interning at Anchor QEA, an environmental science and engineering firm in Seattle.

“I’m planning on majoring in engineering, so this internship will let me experience the field of environmental engineering as well as provide me with work experience,” Kelsey says.

She’s only been on the job a few days so far and is learning more about what the company does every day. Although she’s not sure of the full scope of her responsibilities yet, she’s says she couldn’t have been made

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Hannah Atwood ’14 is spending her summer creating various social media pages for West Coast Industries, a furniture company in San Francisco. With a major in business management/administration (in addition to French), Hannah is particularly interested in marketing and sales.

"Helping to launch WCI's social media campaign will help me understand the ways of marketing a business," she says.

Sounds like the perfect internship, Hannah!

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Commencement moments...

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  • Suzannah Feldman ’13, pictured at the top of the Great Ocean Tank...
  • Suzannah Feldman ’13, pictured at the top of the Great Ocean Tank at the South Carolina Aquarium in Charleston, is working as a public relations intern. She spends her days creating press kits, organizing media clips and leading tours for members of the media and donors, among other things. “I’m an English literature major with a communications minor, so I use everything that I’ve learned about writing or media every day,” Suzannah says. “Being behind the scenes at the aquarium is my favorite p
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Sweet Briar mourns the death of alumna and renowned autism expert Patricia Martin Rodier, who passed away earlier this month...

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Sloane Victor is the second student to be featured in our summer internship series. She is a museum studies intern at the Erie Art Museum in her hometown of Erie, Pa. Sloane, a rising junior, is working toward a degree in art history with the Arts Management Certificate. The internship will allow her to gain experience in each of the museum’s departments, starting with a project to research works for an upcoming exhibition on Abraham Lincoln. Sloane told us she’s looking forward to taking what s

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Sweet Briar is singled out as a “regional leader in study time” in higher education reporter Daniel de Vise’s front-page article in today’s Washington Post. The article, “Are college students sailing through? Debate grows over how much they are learning as they spend less and less time studying,” compares the study habits of students at public and private colleges and universities across the nation, according to the National Survey of Student Engagement.

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At Sweet Briar, internships are a vital part of the academic experience. They're also a great way for students to explore possible careers, find out what they're passionate about and build connections with prospective employers. This summer, more than 50 Sweet Briar students are interning across the U.S. and abroad, and we'll be sharing many of their stories with you. Check back daily to find out what they're doing!

One of them is Julie Moorhead ’13, who'll be interning for the House of Represe

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