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News from the May Dell - March 2021

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News from the May Dell - March 2021

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President’s Corner

As we reach the anniversary of Salem’s evacuation and move to remote, I am so moved by each of you.

I remember a gathering—our last “public” one—which brought together campus leaders, parents, and more. I can see in my mind’s eye those moments, the peculiarity of hand sanitizer being passed along with a microphone, for example. I can see earlier meetings where we sought to sit far enough from one another to move to decisions. I have re-read emails about what classes might become and the logistics of getting possessions to one another including to those who had left without knowing how long—how very long—it would be before our campus welcomed us again as a full community.

I watched and learned from leaders—each of whom deserves to be called out for all they did those days, weeks, and months a year ago. We joked about words that kept repeating—unprecedented—and knew that this was not what any of us expected to encounter in the second decade of the 21st century.

I feel the echoes—in my heart, my mind, my body. I suspect you do too.

The echoes are not merely the echoes of a pandemic but reminders of the ongoing need to say the names of people like Breonna Taylor—who was killed on March 13 of that very same weekend that we evacuated—reminding us that these issues too require us to step forward. In this year of existential challenge, justice demands we act as well to change the systems within which we live.

Over the next few days, I ask that we each stop to express our gratitude to those who helped each of us get this far. I ask that we be fair to ourselves and others and recognize what and perhaps who we have lost and what we have required of one another to get here. I ask that we say to ourselves and to each other how very hard this has been and how amazed we are at how much time has passed. I ask that we remember to stop—to mourn as needed—and then to move forward with care and strength. We will never again live in a world without this year and who we have become.

Susan Henking
Interim President

Presidential Search Update

This is another in a series of updates intended to keep you informed about the work of the Presidential Search Committee. The search is progressing well and on schedule.

The committee members met recently to discuss our progress and to initiate the systematic review of applications. This initial review, the first of several stages in the candidate vetting process, will continue throughout the spring.

The multi-faceted process of building a strong and diverse pool of well-qualified candidates is ongoing. We ask once more for your help in identifying promising prospects or people who might be able to suggest such prospects. Please reach out to our consulting team, Jim Sirianni (j.sirianni@storbecksearch.com), Ruth Shoemaker Wood (r.wood@storbecksearch.com), and Julie Williams-Krishnan (juliewk@storbecksearch.com) of Storbeck Search, with names and contact information related to any potential candidates. The nominations and suggestions that we receive from those closest to the Salem community may be among the most meaningful in the process of candidate generation.

The committee members will meet again early next month to begin reducing the pool of applicants to a smaller group for further review and evaluation.

The search prospectus continues to be available for your review.

On behalf of the search committee, I will share additional periodic updates with you throughout the process. Please feel free to reach me with any questions. Thank you for your support.

Liz Baird
Chair of the Presidential Search Committee
Salem Academy and College
Alumnae Awards Nominations Deadline Extended

The deadline has been extended to Friday, March 26! The Salem College Alumnae Awards recognize the outstanding contributions and lasting impacts of our diverse alumnae base. Given each April during Reunion Weekend, the Alumnae Association highlights the accomplishments of chosen individuals for three awards: Distinguished Alumna Award, Alumna Service Award, and Young Alumna Award. Please submit your nominations through this form for deserving individuals from classes ending in 1 or 6 by March 26, 2021.

Reunion 2021: Virtual Events

The Office of Alumnae Engagement has put together a month-long slate of virtual events to help you get your Salem fix! Open to all classes, with special recognition of 0s, 1s, 5s, and 6s, join your friends in live sessions or watch later at your convenience. From a wine & design event with John Hutton, to an alumnae panel, to the Annual Meeting of the Alumnae Association, a full events schedule will be released soon.

Wine & Design with John Hutton

Join your fellow alumnae on Thursday, April 8 at 7 p.m. for a virtual event with Art Professor John Hutton. Bring a glass of wine and learn how to draw a picture of the May Dell via Zoom. Professor Hutton will make it fun and easy; you don’t need to be Rembrandt to enjoy this event! Look for more details soon on how to sign up!

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The Road to the 250th

In recognition of Women’s History Month, this column celebrates the history of innovation in education at Salem Academy and College. Our story has its beginnings in the Moravian dedication to education and the community’s belief that girls deserved an education as much as boys did. Salem has a long tradition of leadership in the education of girls and women. This legacy has been fostered by strong women from its first teacher, Elisabeth Oesterlein, to the women of today.

In the 18th century, Elisabeth Oesterlein joined a group of Moravian girls and young women who journeyed from Pennsylvania to Wachovia to serve a higher purpose according to their beliefs. At the age of 22, Oesterlein taught her first class in Salem’s Gemein Haus where Main Hall now stands. This school grew into the institution of Salem Academy and College today.

Over the centuries, Salem has led the way forward in girls’ and women’s education. In the 17th century, former students such as Martha Miksch returned as teachers. In the 1800s, the school formally trained young women to be teachers. Students such as Emma Lehman, who began teaching at Salem in 1864, became leaders in their fields. In the 1880s, Salem Female Academy, as it was known then, took the bold step of offering courses for women who would prefer to make their own living in the office rather than the schoolroom. Thus, Salem offered classes in bookkeeping, commercial law, telegraphy, and typing.

This tradition of strong female leadership continued in the 20th century, when Julianne Still Thrift became the first woman to serve as president. The tradition of innovation continued with the creation of an adult learning program that has become the Martha H. Fleer Center for Adult Education.

Now in the 21st century, as the College forges a new path in health leadership and as the Academy creates new opportunities for students, Salem Academy and College continues in the tradition of those first women and girls who charted their path from Pennsylvania to a new life in North Carolina.

Michelle Hopkins Lawrence
Co-chair of The Anna Maria Samuel Project: Race, Remembrance, and Reconciliation at Salem Academy and College
History Department Salem Academy
Upcoming Admissions Events—Including On Campus!

Calling all Salem College alumnae! There is still time for prospective students to apply for fall 2021. We would love your help finding great applicants! If you have family members or friends who are interested in learning about Salem College, let them know about the virtual open house coming up at the end of March. In addition to offering virtual events, the admissions team also is now offering on-campus tours!

  • Spotlight on Salem Virtual Open House: Saturday, March 27 at 11 a.m.
    This virtual open house will begin with a brief welcome from the president and remarks from the dean of academics. There will be an information session about the exciting new opportunities associated with our focus on health leadership and what it will mean across the wide array of majors that we offer. Then prospective applicants will have the chance to hear from current Salem students in a panel discussion and get a feel for what life as a Salem College student is really like. The open house will end with optional virtual tours and individual meetings with admissions counselors and coaches.

Salem is also offering an event for those interested in finding out more about the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

  • FAFSA Info Session—Monday, April 5 at 5 p.m.

Students can learn more and sign up here: salem.edu/admissions/events.

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Faculty/Staff Spotlight: Ashley Tomlin C'05

Ashley Tomlin joined the Salem team in December 2020 as director of alumnae engagement for both Salem Academy and Salem College. For Ashley, as a graduate of Salem College, taking the job was an exciting chance to return to a place she loves.

“It feels as though I have come full circle,” Ashley said. “I was really involved when I was an undergrad at Salem College. I was an athlete, helped at orientation, and was involved with many other activities. I really loved my time at Salem College, and I am really passionate about women’s empowerment through education. I feel so lucky to have a job that combines these two passions. I am thrilled to work at a place I love so much and that means so much to me.”

Ashley majored in history at Salem and graduated in 2005. “I met the very best people at Salem, and they are still very much in my life today. There is something so special about Salem. One can get a world-class education and connect with faculty members who care deeply about your education, your goals and what you see for your future.”

She went on to get a master’s degree in higher education administration at Georgia Southern University. She worked for eight years as director of student activities and new student orientation at Wesleyan College. But when her partner got a chance to take a great job back in the Triad, Ashley returned to Salem.

In her current position, Ashley does a lot of different things including working with both the Academy and College Alumnae Boards, helping plan reunions, and assisting with the day-to-day operations for the Office of Alumnae Engagement.

While she is delighted to be working for Salem College, a place that changed her life for the better, she is equally happy to be working for Salem Academy. Before the COVID-19 pandemic shut things down and before she took her current position, Ashley was a contract employee for the Academy helping plan reunion weekend. “Although I only worked at the Academy for about a month and a half, I realized immediately what a special and unique place it is,” she said. “The academics as well as the focus on leadership and civic engagement are really incredible. I was so impressed with the students and faculty at the Academy, and I am so happy I get to work with this amazing place.”

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Salem’s 250th Celebration: Journey from Bethlehem to Salem

Join us this fall as we recreate the historic journey undertaken by the Single Sisters from Bethlehem, Pennsylvania to North Carolina. From September 28–October 26, 2021, the “Journey to Salem” will cover 500 miles over 29 days and will follow the historic route as outlined in the 1766 journal of Salome Meurer—along the colonial migration trail which passes through Maryland, continues east of the mountains in Virginia, and turns west in Hillsborough, North Carolina.

Walkers will arrive in Bethabara, North Carolina, the Sisters’ original destination, on October 25. The final leg of the Journey will be 6.5 miles from Bethabara to a celebratory Homecoming on Salem Square on the afternoon of October 26, which will be open to all.

This is a unique chance to walk in the footsteps of the Single Sisters and feel the power and impact of their journey. Alumnae and friends are invited to participate in any part of the “Journey to Salem” in person or virtually. You can join us for as much of the walk as you like. We already know of at least one alumna who plans to walk the entire journey and we welcome more adventuresome walkers!

We also welcome those who wish to walk just two days, or one day, or part of one day. Any length is fine! Use the walk as a way to connect with some of your Salem friends and make a weekend of it. Make the Journey part of a once-in-a-lifetime trip, as we’ll be walking through the Amish country of Pennsylvania, the beautiful horse country of Virginia, and other interesting areas that feature historic sites, vineyards, and more.

Make plans—and make some history of your own! We think the walk will be a great way to generate publicity for Salem locally, along the route, and nationally. Watch your email for further information coming soon on the exact route and how to register!

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Salem Voices: NASA Employee Cindy Lovin McArthur C’75

Salem Voices: A Conversation with Salem Alumnae posts on the first and third Tuesdays of every month at 12:30 p.m. The most recent episode was released on March 16 and featured Cynthia (Cindy) Lovin McArthur, C’75. Cindy’s wide-ranging conversation with Lucy Rose, C’76, Vice Chair of the Salem Academy and College Board of Trustees is available at Salem Voices.

Cindy is the Deputy Director of the External Relations Office at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. Johnson Space Center has served as the hub of human spaceflight activity for more than half a century. It is home to the nation’s astronaut corps, the Mission Control Center, the International Space Station Program mission operations, the Orion Program, and a host of future space developments to enhance scientific and technological knowledge to benefit all of humankind.

As Deputy Director, Cindy shares the human spaceflight story by leading, integrating, and amplifying the work of a Johnson Space Center team of civil servants and contractors in the areas of employee communications, digital media, public affairs, public engagement, STEM engagement, legislative affairs, exhibits, and university collaboration.

Salem Today!

If you were unable to attend our virtual presentation on March 9 discussing Health Leadership at Salem. Watch the recording to learn more about Health Leadership curricular and co-curricular programming from College faculty, trustees, and staff. If you have already seen the presentation, we would love to hear your thoughts: Please take a quick survey.

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Upcoming Events

Spring Break
Mar 10 to Mar 20
5:15pm to 11:00pm
Classes Resume — Spring Break
Mar 20
8:00am
Reunion Weekend 2023
Apr 14 to Apr 15
12:00pm to 11:30pm

Latest News

A Message about Tyre Nichols
February 1, 2023
Content warning: Discussions of death, violence, and police brutality.Friends,
Salem Academy and College to Host Author and Historian Marcia Chatelain
January 30, 2023
Salem Academy and College, in partnership with Bookmarks, will present author and historian Marcia Chatelain, Ph.D.
Salem Academy and College to Host Second Health Leadership Forum
January 24, 2023
Keynote Address and Panel Discussions to Highlight the Work of Women Health Leaders Who Are Widely Recognized Experts and Innovators.
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