Douglass is excited to announce that Lola Ninonuevo DC’91, Chief Operating Officer of EMEA Markets and International at Wells Fargo & Company will be the 105th Spring Convocation Speaker!
Lola Ninonuevo is the Chief Operating Officer (COO’), EMEA Markets and International with management oversight for APAC and EMEA operations including regulatory responsibility for Wells Fargo’s UK entities. She is a member of the International Operating Committee and various legal entity committees.
In honor of Black History Month, we’re reflecting on the experiences of Black students at Douglass. Photos from The Douglass Century, Scarlet and Black, and more, paint a story of Black student life at Douglass and Rutgers—a story of student organizing, steadfast advocacy, and critical contributions that have made the campus community a more celebratory and inclusive place for students of all backgrounds. Check out some of the archives below!
Corporate sponsors like PSEG and the PSEG Foundation make Douglass programs strong. With partners like PSEG, Douglass has taken science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) living-learning communities to the next level and provided vital mentoring to a new generation of STEM leaders. Since 2014, the Public Service Enterprise Group (PSEG), New Jersey’s leading energy provider, and the PSEG Foundation have supported Douglass STEM programs, including the Reilly Douglass Engineering Living-Learning Community, the Computer Science Living-Learning Community for Women (CSLLC), the Bunting-Cobb Sciences Living-Learning Community (Sciences LLC), SUPER Undergraduate Research Program, and a formal mentoring program that connects PSEG employee mentors with Douglass students in both academic and real-world settings.
This month, Douglass students teamed up with local Girl Scout troops to celebrate the arrival of the Fall season while learning about the principles of flight.
“As a lifetime member of Girl Scouts, I find that my experience as a National Council Delegate and a member of the Board of Directors aligns perfectly with Douglass Residential College's goal of connecting girls with greater opportunities for community engagement,” said Olivia Ivy Altidor DRC’28, an economics major.
The Estelle Lebowitz and Ann Beneduce-Lebowitz Artist-in-Residence program brings a distinguished artist to campus for a year to present a solo exhibition of their artwork, give artist talks, and collaborate with Douglass students on hands-on creative projects and workshops. The program was endowed in 1999 by Professor Joel Lebowitz, Director of the Center for Mathematical Sciences Research and George William Hill Professor of Mathematics and Physics at Rutgers University, in honor of his late wives—artist Estelle Lebowitz and author and editor Ann Beneduce-Lebowitz.
