NMH Magazine : Spring 2008

Features

Reinvented Lives
More and more people are making career changes in midlife, and NMH grads are no exception. Here are 11 alums who dramatically altered their professional paths.

Playing Favorites
Asked about their favorite people, places, and things on campus, students share their views.

NMH, DLM, and the D Word
Yes, it’s true that early Northfield and Mount Hermon students were racially and geographically diverse. They were also expected to be Christians. School archivist Peter Weis ’78 writes a history of diversity at NMH through a modern lens.

Departments

Leading  Lines
Trustees Janet Irving and Bill Shea ’72 talk about their roles as cochairs of the NMH 130th Anniversary Campaign.

Parting Words
Rabbi Laura Sheinkopf ’88 recalls her days as a visiting rabbi in a tiny Texas town.