my colby-sawyer
experience
“Your work... is to resist the easy answer, to seek out the truth... just as the author's work is to face the blank page with faith and optimism.”
Humanities Instructor David Elliott
welcome to our learning community
Colby-Sawyer College is a vibrant teaching and learning community that innovatively integrates the liberal arts and sciences with professional preparation. To learn more…
Colby-Sawyer Currents…
The online magazine features stories about the senior class gift; the Gnus of Gnu London; the second-place winners of the My Colby-Sawyer Experience Art and Essay Contest; Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Laura Alexander's perspective on our relationship with the land; an essay by Vice President for Student Development Dave Sauerwein on the college's move toward environmental sustainability; and Sport Management major Amy Hebert '10 on her summer internship with the Portland Sea Dogs.
Welcoming our New Students…
Mark your calendars - New Student Orientation is Friday, Sept. 4 to Monday, Sept. 7, 2009. This introduction to the college community is designed to help students discover the new opportunities available at Colby-Sawyer and around the New London area.
Update from the President…
President Galligan offers an update on academics, athletics, campus buildings, fund-raising and more, as well as appreciation to all the people who support the college.
"Artistic Experimentation Is No Frivolous Activity"…
The 2009/10 issue of Provincetown Arts magazine features an article about artist Bert Yarborough, whose current work is distinguished by its powerful focus on the figure.
Chargers are Preseason Favorite in TCCC Women's Tennis Poll…
Colby-Sawyer College has been selected as the preseason favorite to capture The Commonwealth Coast Conference women's tennis championship, announced Commissioner Gregg M. Kaye. Colby-Sawyer's volleyball team was selected to finish as the runner-up in the conference.
In Memoriam: The Honorable Judge Martha Ware '37…
A member of the Class of 1937, Martha Ware was a pioneering woman in the legal profession and in local and state government. She was also a devoted alumna and long-time trustee with a legacy of service and support that has benefited many generations of students.
Exploring Possible Futures…
Business Administration major Darcy Mitchell '10 handled deadlines, layoffs and other challenges as an intern in the human resources office of a Maine hospital. The internship was, she says, absolutely necessary preparation for the future.
