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Will Customers Want Your Idea? Brandy Nagel, program manager for Atlanta MBDA Business Center, will discuss how to validate your idea to determine if it is viable, on Tuesday, Oct. 26. Register today. Read more
Nicole 'Nikki' Clifton, leader of UPS’s global philanthropy, social impact and community affairs efforts, will engage in a lively conservation with Dr. Mary Schmidt Campbell on Thursday, Nov. 4. Register today. Read more
The gifts of Spelman faculty members Jacqueline Pickett, double bass; Meghan Yost, viola; Tami Lee Hughes, violin: Ismail Akbar, cello; and Hyunjung Rachel Chung, piano, will be on display during the Faculty Chamber Music Recital. Read more
Filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, or FAFSA, is one of the most important steps students and their families can take to pay for college. Spelman students are encouraged to submit their applications now. Read more
The Spelman community has an opportunity to help select the 11th president of the College. Take a few minutes to complete the confidential Spelman President Survey by Monday, Nov. 1, 2021. Read more
President Mary Schmidt Campbell, Ph.D., along with writer John Guare, and artist Julie Mehretu will be honored by The American Academy in Rome at the 2021 New York Gala in lower Manhattan on Tuesday, October 26. Read more
Register now to join the AUC Art History + Curatorial Studies Collective on Friday, Oct. 22 for a visit to the exhibition, "Exhibiting Culture: Highlights from the Hammonds House Museum Collection." Read more
Spelman students can still see the world by applying for three-or-four-credit virtual global internships with approved virtual global internship providers. Act now. The application deadline has been extended to Tuesday, Nov. 2. Read more
Julie Dash, MFA, Spelman's Diana King Endowed Professor in Film, directed "The Miseducation of the Negro" episode for "Our Kind of People," a powerful new drama that aired recently on FOX. Read more
For their excellence in teaching, scholarship and research, the Spelman community congratulates Drs. Dorian Brown Crosby, Nirajan Dhakal, Danielle Dickens, Deanna Kortesky, Kimberly Jackson and Leyte Winfield. Read more
Spelman has updated its COVID-19 testing schedule to include periodic testing for the entire campus community, regardless of vaccination status. Guidance is available for review. Read more
Spelman students can apply today to receive the Higher Education Emergency Relief grant which is designed to assist students during times of crisis by providing financial support where a clear need exists. Read more
Spelman has returned to a residential college teaching and learning experience with in-person instruction and a layered-protection approach including a universal vaccination mandate. Faculty guidance is available for review. Read more