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Spring Musical Performances Announced

The Bridgewater College Department of Music is pleased to announce the following performances this spring. All concerts are free and open to the public. […]

Advancing Ethical AI for Society: A Nonprofit Perspective

Our keynote speaker is Thema Monroe-White, PhD, Associate Professor at George Mason University. Her work focuses on AI literacy by seeking to foster more equitable systems, including understanding how AI and policy systems intersect to shape education, labor, and innovation opportunities for historically minoritized and marginalized groups. This event is free to attend with a registration. […]

Thriving In Your Next Steps: Networking with BC Alumni

All members of the Class of 2026 are invited to their first off-campus alumni event. Join the Alumni Relations team at the Cracked Pillar (outdoor pavilion) to interact with a local BC alumnus. Your first drink is on us, and we’ll provide a few light appetizers! Any additional drinks or food will be purchased separately by attendees. Please note this event is ONLY open to BC Class of 2026 members. […]

How to Thrive in Times of Uncertainty with Liz Tran

Drawing from her experience coaching the founders of the world’s fastest-growing companies, leadership expert Liz Tran will guide you through the “durable skills” that remain valuable regardless of what the future holds. You will discover your personal Agility Archetype and develop a conscious practice to rebuild confidence, gain clarity, and thrive through professional or personal upheaval. […]

Good Money: Building a Financial Life with Purpose with John Coleman

In this session, investor and author John Coleman challenges the standard formula for happiness by offering a mindset that puts human flourishing at the core of your finances. Drawing from his six-part framework, John provides a roadmap to help you use your wealth to find greater significance, ensure your actions have a lasting impact, and align your financial decisions with your deepest values.

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Building Exceptional Relationships with Carole Robin

While strategies and products are important, business is ultimately driven by people. Drawing from Stanford GSB’s most iconic elective, “Interpersonal Dynamics,” this session explores how to transition relationships from mere contact to robust, exceptional connections. […]