Wellesley Jewish Alumnae Association

Wellesley Jewish Alumnae Association The WJA serves to bring together alumnae, students, parents, faculty, and friends; and is the official page of the Wellesley Jewish Alumnae association.

Wellesley Jewish Alumnae (WJA) brings together alumnae, students, parents, faculty, advisors and friends. The purpose of WJA is to organize activities for alumnae, mentor students, help create connections with students and the alumnae community across the globe, and work to support initiatives created in conjunction with the College. WJA is run by alumnae volunteers and is a special interest group

under the College Alumnae Association. More about us here: https://alum.wellesley.edu/wja

We come togehter as K'Ish Echad B'lev Echad, "as one person with one heart" and look forward to everyone joining in the efforts for our Wellesley Community.

Before we share our slate of activities for the next year, we'd like to share our gratitude to all in this group for a w...
06/14/2026

Before we share our slate of activities for the next year, we'd like to share our gratitude to all in this group for a wonderful year of community building, learning and deepening our understanding of being Jewish in these times. Throughout the year, our events brought hundreds of alumnae together across the globe to celebrate Jewish life on campus and beyond.

If you'd like to continue to stay involved or attend for the first time, consider subscribing to our emails via alum.wellesley.edu.

Thank you!

Join the WJAA, WAAD, WCAB, and Wellesley Friends of Art - Boston Chapter for a private tour of the Lexington Women's Lib...
04/28/2026

Join the WJAA, WAAD, WCAB, and Wellesley Friends of Art - Boston Chapter for a private tour of the Lexington Women's Liberty Monument and discussion of public art and women's representation in public spaces.

The monument highlights Wellesley graduate Margery Milne Battin '48 and was designed by Meredith Bergmann, a renowned Jewish sculptor.

May 17th, 2026 at 1:30PM ET
RSVP here: https://alum.wellesley.edu/networks/events/246187

Shavuot is one of the three major pilgrimage festivals introduced in the Torah, but outside of traditional Jewish commun...
04/23/2026

Shavuot is one of the three major pilgrimage festivals introduced in the Torah, but outside of traditional Jewish communities it often doesn’t receive the same attention as Passover or Sukkot. Join us for a discussion on Shavuot: The Holiday That Gets No Respect with Rabbi Avis Miller '66.

When: May 3, 2026 2:00 pm Eastern time
Where: Zoom
How: Sign up with this link to join live or receive the recording after the event

https://wellesley.zoom.us/meeting/register/y7Fp_TQNSTOUWkhV7--nIw

Whether you've celebrated Shavuot your whole life, or have not heard of it until now, you will learn something now during our program. Looking forward to seeing you there!

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