Mitchell College recently hosted a Community Partner Breakfast that included representatives from 28 organizations in Southeastern Connecticut who joined Mitchell staff and faculty to explore partnerships to provide student learning opportunities and meet employer needs. The organizations represented both current and potential partners in behavioral health, culture and tourism, disability services, education, healthcare, immigration support services, mental health services, and suicide prevention and awareness.

Mitchell College congratulates students named to our Fall 2022 Dean’s List or
Commendable Scholar List.

Mitchell College is poised to welcome 2023 with an exciting slate of new programs and initiatives, expanding opportunities for its kaleidoscope of learners while providing holistic supports to help each individual student reach their greatest potential.

U.S. Rep. Joe Courtney (D-CT) recently presented Mitchell College with newly released Community Project funding of $550,000 for its Digital Innovation Hub for Educational Excellence (DIHEE). Designed to prepare the regional workforce for in-demand careers, the DIHEE will help individuals seeking to upskill and expand their job opportunities.

In celebration of Native American Heritage Month, the Mitchell College Multicultural Student Union invited Chief Jorge Baracutei Estevez to speak about the indigenous Higuayagua Taino people of the Caribbean.

AmeriCorps VISTA Megan Griffin will spend the year building the architecture of a service-learning program for Mitchell College.

Six new members of the Mitchell College Board of Trustees bring expertise and talent during a time of growth and transformation for the school.

Kim Hodges ’03, who worked at Mitchell for 17 years in various positions, has returned as director of advancement.

Mitchell College and New London Public Schools (NLPS) are partnering to provide dual enrollment to New London High School (NLHS) students.