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Supporting Students and Alumni

Meet The Panther Mentors

The Panther Mentors are Black alumni who came together to support our school after focus groups held in 2020 allowed Browning to gain a greater awareness of the experience of students of color. The Panther Mentors have partnered with our admissions and advancement teams to support Browning, and have made presentations to students. They initiated an endowed tuition assistance fund to be awarded to Browning students who identify as African-American or Latinx/Hispanic. The fund is named in honor of Dennis M. Coleman ’72, the first Black student to graduate from The Browning School. 

Each year, an incoming Lower School student is named a Dennis M. Coleman Panther Mentors Scholar and joins a cohort of previous students who share this distinction. 

Ways to Support the Next Generation

• Internship or Job Opportunities: Let us know if your company (or a company you are affiliated with) is hiring recent graduates or looking for interns.

• Networking Opportunities: Discuss your career, offer professional advice, and connect with alumni in a meaningful way. Sharing your time serves as a valuable opportunity for current students to better discern their career interests and navigate life after Browning.

• Volunteer: Join the Browning community for a number of services opportunities and days of impact with Grassroots Grocery.

 In Memoriam

• Win Brown ‘98

• W. Ward Carey ‘55

• Robert J. Dalva ‘60

• Phillip Goodwin ‘52

• John P.Z. Kent P ‘02

• Andrew I. Namm ‘46

• Eric Ordway ‘67, P ‘95, ‘98, Former Faculty

• Lila Prounis P ‘79, GP ‘18, ‘21

• Jim Reynolds, Former Head of Upper School

• R. Treat Rinear ‘68

• Colette Rossant, Former Faculty

• Gail Vareilles P ‘04

• Betsey Zuppone P ‘16

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