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  • Lee Capristo, Asst. Vice President of Publications and Media Relations  240-895-4795
  • Barbara Geehan, Editor/Media Relations   240-895-3073
  • Anne Grulich, Curator of Interpretive Exhibits and Publications Editor   240-895-2160
  • Barbara Williams, Publications Production Assistant   240-895-4194
  • Janet Haugaard, Editor Emerita   240-895-4411
A greenhouse at Chancellor's Point. Photo by Katie Krieger '10

 

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Barbara Williams
Office of Publications and Media Relations
Phone: (240) 895-4194
18952 East Fisher Road
St. Mary's City, MD 20686

The Office of Publications and Media Relations develops and exercises oversight of College communications, both hard copy and electronic. The office creates the River Gazette and Mulberry Tree magazines, HeritageScapes, press releases and oversees the development of all official materials posted on the Web.

NEW! Walking Tour

Enjoy a self-guided tour of St. Mary’s College and learn about its unique history as well as its newest additions. Download a printable walking tour booklet with map (PDF) to read as you walk OR download an audio walking tour (MP3) with a map (PDF) and hear the history as told by local singer/songwriter David Norris. Audio walking tour recorded and edited by Daryl Williams, Spring Ridge Production Studios, 2010.

David Norris was born and raised in St. Mary’s County. “I literally grew up in the middle of four cornfields on my grandmother’s farm in the colonial village of Chaptico, Maryland. I’ve been writing songs ever since I found out you were allowed to, and grew up singing with my twin brother Joseph (we still sing together occasionally).” David Norris can be heard these days singing traditional Irish music at D. B. McMillan’s Pub & Grill in California, Md., on Thursday and Friday nights.

River Gazette

Mulberry Tree

HeritageScapes--Visit the HeritageScape exhibits that have been installed in buildings across campus.  Each HeritageScape weaves the history and archaeology of a particular place on campus into the story of modern-day St. Mary's.  They remind us that we cross paths with history every day here.  (Send comments and ideas to atgrulich@smcm.edu)

St. Mary's: A "When-Did?" Timeline

Speaking Out: Faculty Lectures on Campus 2009

The College Bulletin

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    Schaefer Hall     Aerial view of St. Mary's College of Maryland     Fountain in the Garden of Remembrance    SMCM boats   May Russell Lodge (Alumni Lodge)

For MAC Users:
1. Click on the link above for the image size that you prefer and wait for the image to load.
2. Click and hold on the image and save it to your hard drive.
3. Go to your Desktop Pictures control panel, click "Select Picture." You may already have a picture there. If so, click "Remove Picture." Once the image is removed choose "Select Picture" and choose the newly saved image.
4. Click "Set Desktop."

Aerial view of St. Mary's College of Maryland campus

St. Mary's College of Maryland
18952 E. Fisher Rd
St. Mary's City, MD 20686-3001
240-895-2000