The power and value of the Williams network is legendary. Members of the Williams community share instant recognition of a common experience and a desire to support one another. Whether seeking career advice, contemplating a career transition or exploring a new direction, we invite you to tap into the strength of the Williams alumni community.

Liberal Arts College for Women. Since its founding in 1871, Smith College has provided women of high ability and promise an education of uncompromising quality. A world-class faculty of scholars are fully engaged with their students'​ intellectual development, and an open curriculum encourages each student to explore many fields of knowledge. Mentors for scholarship, leadership and service, across all spectrums of endeavor, allow Smith students to observe different models of achievement, then set their own course with conviction.

A. Colarusso and Son, established in 1912, is a family owned and operated heavy highway contractor—creating infrastructure, roads, bridges and ports, and otherwise non-building construction. Based in Hudson, New York, the company is also a producer of crushed stone, sand and gravel, and hot mixed asphalt.

Northfield Mount Hermon is a coed, independent boarding school of 655 students in grades 9–12 plus a postgraduate year. NMH is known for its College-Model Academic Program, which balances academic, extracurricular, and residential experiences. You’ll find us in the heart of New England, on the banks of the Connecticut River in western Massachusetts.

The Government Law Center helps state and local governments better serve their communities while training the next generation of leaders in public service. We are a diverse and inclusive group of practitioners, students, and scholars working together to produce high-quality, reliable, nonpartisan legal research and analysis.

For more than 90 years, World Learning has worked to create a more peaceful and just world. Our education, development, and exchange programs help people find their voices, connect with their communities, strengthen the institutions that form the backbone of a democratic society, and build relationships across cultures. With our support, these emerging leaders tackle critical global issues like poverty, conflict, and inequality. World Learning is working to improve global education to ensure schools and teachers have the tools they need to support students—including English language instruction through our TESOL teacher training. We encourage civic engagement in communities around the world, and we strengthen institutions to better serve their constituencies. Our youth workforce and entrepreneurship programs help people cultivate the skills they need for the modern economy. And consistent with our long history, we continue to offer a robust portfolio of people-to-people exchanges—including professional exchanges, academic exchanges, and youth programs—that enrich the lives of people from more than 150 countries. Our distinct approach to change incorporates five key elements: experiential learning, leadership development, inclusive practices, innovation, and grants management. We collaborate with local partners to find solutions that will truly work for each community. Together, we create the foundations for a better tomorrow. World Learning works globally to enhance the capacity and commitment of individuals, institutions, and communities to create a more peaceful, and just world through education, sustainable development, and exchange.

From our founding 125 years ago, we have emphasized a career-focused curriculum that prepares people to become professionals and leaders in their field. Our programs for high school, transfer, and International young women, The American Women's College, and our graduate and doctoral programs for men and women have made us a pioneer among peers – just like the students we send out into the world.

Franklin Pierce University is an accredited private university in New Hampshire that achieves outstanding student success through the integration of liberal arts and professional programs. The University includes a 1,200-acre residential campus in Rindge, N.H, as well as centers in Manchester, Lebanon and Goodyear, Ariz. Students in the College of Business, the College of Health & Natural Sciences and the College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences earn degrees through the doctoral level in classroom-based and online programs. Franklin Pierce is a NCAA Division II institution, with 24 varsity athletic teams for men and women. Drawing on our strong foundation in liberal education, we offer highly personalized, financially accessible academic programs that develop essential professional skills, promote close community connections, and help students realize their potential to become engaged and qualified leaders.

Berkshire School is a co-ed college preparatory boarding school offering a rigorous academic course of study. Pioneering programs - such as Advanced Math/Science Research, Advanced Humanities Research, and Sustainability and Resource Management - coexist with advanced sections and AP offerings in all disciplines. With a range of artistic and athletic offerings, state-of-the-art academic spaces, a 117,000-square-foot athletic facility, new music and theater centers, an 8-acre solar field set to provide up to 40% of the School's energy needs, and national recognition for its efforts in environmental conservation, it is an extraordinary setting in which students are encouraged to learn, in the words of the school motto, "not just for school, but for life"​.

The Williston Northampton School is a coeducational boarding and day school for students in seventh grade through post-graduate year. The 125-acre campus offers a challenging learning environment with a rich academic curriculum, leadership opportunities, and a full range of extra-curricular activities in the arts and athletics. Located in the heart of the Pioneer Valley, the school is within a 15-mile radius of Amherst, Smith, Mount Holyoke, and Hampshire Colleges, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Williston’s community of over 500 students provides a diverse and culturally rich educational experience for students.

MISSION Suffield Academy is a coeducational independent secondary school serving a diverse community of day and boarding students. Our school has a tradition of academic excellence combined with a strong work ethic. A commitment to scholarship and a respect for individual differences guide our teaching and curriculum. We engender among our students a sense of responsibility, and they are challenged to grow in a structured and nurturing environment. The entire academic, athletic, and extracurricular experience prepares our students for a lifetime of learning, leadership, and active citizenship. HEAD OF SCHOOL Charles Cahn III STUDENT BODY 410 students: 275 boarding / 135 day Grades 9-PG 55% male / 45% female Students from 19 states 60 International students from 29 countries, comprising 15% of the school's enrollment Average class size is 10 students FACULTY 87 dedicated men and women are on the faculty at Suffield Academy, 61 of whom have or are working toward graduate degrees Faculty members and their families live on campus and serve as advisors, coaches, dormitory parents, activity supervisors and trip leaders 90% of faculty members live on campus DORMITORIES 13 total, ranging in size from 7 to 46 students Dorms range in style from traditional dormitories to colonial-era houses All dorms are run by full-time faculty members All dorm rooms are wired for both telephone and Internet use All dorms have a common area with cable television

Honoring its founder’s vision, Emma Willard School proudly fosters in each young woman a love of learning, the habits of an intellectual life and the character, moral strength and qualities of leadership to serve and shape her world. We offer signature opportunities for a girl to personalize her education based on her interests and to grow in a way that uniquely prepares her not only for the challenges of college but also for a life far beyond academia.