I understand that you are
looking to Wheaton College as a model for the co-ed Wilson. Rather than look to
the women's colleges that have gone co-ed, please look at the women's colleges
that are succeeding.
Hollins is exemplary
[www.hollins.edu]. Their motto is "Women who are going places start at Hollins."
Look at their Web page entitled, "Why Hollins?"
Why does Wilson College
have to fade into the oblivion of a ho-hum coed school nestled between
Gettysburg, Dickinson, and Shippensburg and under the shadow of Penn State?
Pennsylvania has lots of small co-ed schools.
Wilson is and always has
been unique. Use the moneys aimed at going co-ed to make her even better for the
21st century.
Put the money necessary to
provide male dorms and athletic facilities into our facilities for the Women
with Children program, for our athletes including the gymnasts, and for the new
programs needed to make her even more attractive to the women of the 21st
century.
Please note that I have
donated $1100 to Wilson in the past two months, and I am working with two high
schools students to get them to Wilson. And I am just one alumna who is willing
to put my money and my time into the women's college that gave me so
much.
Sincerely
your,
Beth Ashby Mitchell
'69
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