Going Strong
How Was Geometry Used to Build Il Duomo
In this episode of The Meredith Minute, Associate Professor of Mathematics Tim Hendrix explains how Filippo Brunelleschi used geometry to construct the dome that tops Il Duomo in Florence, Italy.
How Was Geometry Used to Build Il Duomo
In this episode of The Meredith Minute, Associate Professor of Mathematics Tim Hendrix explains how Filippo Brunelleschi used geometry to construct the dome that tops Il Duomo in Florence, Italy.
Career Planning
At Meredith, Career Planning starts during our students' first year. And with resources that include assistance with selecting a major, assessing talents, securing internships, and participating in mock interviews, students turn their career plans into reality.
Teaching Gyrotonic exercise inspired Nina Didner to enroll in the Pre-Health Post-Baccalaureate Certificate Program at Meredith.
As one of the youngest in the Wings program and a first-generation college student, psychology major Donna Bahena, ’18, has learned to appreciate her background and use her experiences as a stepping stone for success.
As an Honors Scholar and a student-athlete, Emily Skoglund, ’20, has made an impact on and off the volleyball court.
@MeredithTheatre production of Ms. Courageous opens Thursday. meredith.edu/news/meredith-… pic.twitter.com/Q0ztZ8muv9 In this week’s admissions blog post, Meredith’s Director of Financial Assistance explains the importance of filling… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
