"The experience which is most valuable is the
experience of doing things for yourself-getting
self-confidence, getting the feeling that you stand
on your own two feet." ~Eleanor Roosevelt
The Women's Center at Rosemont
Lower Level, Alumnae Hall
610-527-0200 x2334
Our Mission
The Women's Center at Rosemont is a comfortable space for students, faculty, and staff. The center focuses goals on equality, fairness, and understanding while providing resources and referrals to educate and empower the Rosemont Community on a plethora of issues. These include: sexism, sexual harassment, acquaintance rape, eating disorders, and racism. We also focus on development of leadership skills, educational workshops, and supportive services. The center provides the community a forum to raise issues, voice concerns, share ideas, and implement productive activities for the betterment of women's lives. When not holding a workshop or sponsoring a speaker, the women's center is open daily as a place for people to gather, read, watch TV and movies, surf the web, and engage in dialogue with other Rosemont Community members.
We greatly encourage and welcome feedback, suggestions, and ideas to better serve the needs and interests of the Rosemont Community.
Our Location and Hours
We are located in the lower level of Alumnae Hall, a.k.a. the "T", next to the Grind Café.
| Fall 2006 | Spring 2007 |
| Monday 9-10; 12-3 | Monday 8:30-2 |
| Tuesday 9-11:30; 2:30-4:30 | Tuesday 2-5 |
| Wednesday 9-10; 12-3 | Wednesday 8:30-2 |
| Thursday 8:30-11: 2:30-4:30 | Thursday 2-5 |
| Friday 8:30-2 |
Our Staff
Angela Kozlowski, Class of 2009
Tierra Bagwell, Class of 2009
Sarah Cazella '03, Director
Kelly Herbert, Intern
What We Can Do For You
Provide resources for outreach on issues of sexual assault, eating disorders, etc&
Host Workshops and Seminars of Interest to Students, Faculty, and Staff
Plan movie nights and discussion forums.
What You Can Do For Us
Submit essays, poems, and photos/drawings for Rosie The Riveter Newsletter
Attend workshops and discussion forums
Volunteer at the Women's Center - there are a variety of resources with which to work.
Offer suggestions and ideas for future events.
Events
In addition to publishing Rosie the Riveter, The Women's Center has planned tentative activities for spring 2007. Please look for the events in the upcoming month.
Other Women's Centers and Links
Harcum College, Women's Leadership Center ***
http://www.harcum.edu/wrc.html
Haverford College
http://www.students.haverford.edu/womenctr/wcintro.htm
Villanova University, Women's Studies Department
http://www.artsci.villanova.edu/womenstudies/
Villanova Health Center
West Chester University
http://www.wcupa.edu/_SERVICES/STU.WCE/
Women's Anti Violence Education (WAVE), Philadelphia, PA
http://www.waveselfdefense.org/
*** Link is currently down.
We greatly encourage and welcome feedback, suggestions, and ideas to better serve the needs and interests of the Rosemont Community.
For questions, concerns, to leave feedback, or to submit to Rosie the Riveter, please contact Sarah Cazella at scazella@rosemont.edu