After Dana Hall

No matter where life has taken them, Dana’s alumnae are doing extraordinary things. And they often see that first spark of something bigger during their time at Dana. Whether it is the science class that opens the door to a medical career, or the English teacher who inspired the award-winning author, our graduates find their passions and run with them.

 
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Foundation for success

I've done a lot since Dana and can honestly say that my drive and passion comes from my years at Dana, and I would not be the woman I am today without it.

Diana, Class of 2003 

 
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Ready to explore

  My first class in college has been a history class comparing the societies, governments, and histories of the east and west. Basically, it is a class that ties together all of the history I learned at Dana Hall.  I have one paper a week which is between 5-7 pages, and I have 24 hours to write it. I thought I was going to die when I first heard about the paper situation. However, I was much more prepared than I thought.  I have been able to not freak out about papers at college. Instead I am able to make thoughtful arguments and explore subjects I am interested in without worrying about how to write a thesis statement or what a fragment sentence is.

Frances, Class of 2006