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Hail to the School We All Love
Hutchison alumnae are a vital part of our school community, bridging the traditions of the past with the bright future of current Hutchison girls.
In-Person Alumnae Events Postponed
After much conversation and consultation with public health experts and school leaders, we have made the difficult decision to postpone in-person alumnae events until further notice. However, we are busy working on a variety of virtual offerings and will be in touch soon with more information.
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Don’t miss out on our latest alumnae news; make sure your contact information is up-to-date!
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Welcome to Hutchison Now
HutchisonNOW, our Network of Women, is a community of 3,000 plus strong focused on supporting and empowering alumnae through their life beyond Hutchison. After all, the friendships made here truly do bring joy for years to come. Whether actively mentoring a current student, attending a regional event, volunteering in an alumnae leadership position, or so much more, HutchisonNOW seeks to connect alumnae to each other and to the broader Hutchison community. -
Stay Connected to the Hive
Active engagement and partnership with our alumnae community is crucial to the success of HutchisonNOW. We hope that you will engage with our Alma Mater in the variety of opportunities we have for you to stay connected and give back. If you or someone you know is interested in getting involved or have any questions, comments, or other information, please don’t hesitate to reach out.
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Alumnae Spotlights
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Katie Griesbeck '96: Love at First Sip
"I think my time in France, which is what I credit for my love of wines, ties back to taking French classes at Hutchison,” Katie Griesbeck ’96 said. “We started French in junior kindergarten and took classes until about sixth grade. I elected to pick it back up when I was in high school, and it set me up to be a Francophile for life. I loved the language, and that’s what inspired me to go to the Burgundy region of France when I was in college."Read More -
Celia Economides ’97: A Biotech Executive Persists in Life and Work
Read MoreCelia Economides ’97 is well acquainted with persistence. As an executive at a biotech company in San Francisco, persistence is a trait that comes in handy. Fostering the development of new drugs for rare diseases often requires soliciting millions of dollars in investments, decades of trial and error in the labs, and lots and lots of patience. -
Read the Spring 2020 Edition of Hutchison’s School Magazine
Read MoreAs a very unusual school year comes to an end, Hutchison’s spring magazine celebrates our teachers, students, and alumnae who have stayed Hutchison STRONG. The magazine is now in the mail and available online. -
Laurie Fraser Stanton '65: A Lifetime Devoted To Hutchison
Read MoreJoy. It’s a word that is used often when people speak of Hutchison. It appears in our alma mater, and it’s the name given to the statue of a jubilant girl in the school’s courtyard. Laurie Fraser Stanton ’65 loves to see that statue when she walks through Hutchison’s courtyard daily. “It is such a symbol of the joy of this place,” she said. Joy is what has made Stanton’s work at the school over the past 50 years so meaningful. During her time as a student and then as a teacher and administrator, she has experienced a wealth of friendships and joy. -
Jamie Blythe '95: Smartly Growing the Family Farm
Read MoreBy Max MaddockPhotography by Brandon DillThere's no gate or arched, wrought-iron sign announcing the entrance to the Blythe Cotton Company, a 3,800-acre farm in Town Creek, Alabama. The voice on the GPS instructs you to turn right onto an unassuming dirt and gravel driveway. Otherwise, you might just miss it.
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