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Dana is an experienced attorney, law professor, community economic development leader, and a former statewide elected trustee of Wayne State University, a large public research university.  Dana is currently a clinical professor of law at the University of Michigan Law School.  She directs the University of Michigan Law School’s Transactional Law Clinics Program and the Community Enterprise Clinic, and is the founding director of the Zell Entrepreneurship Clinic. She has devoted most of her legal career to representing community-based organizations and small businesses on transactional matters to advance economic, racial, and social justice in urban communities. She is also the host of the soon-to-be-released podcast called The Common Wealth which explores community development and economic justice issues in Detroit and other urban communities.

Before joining Michigan Law, Dana taught at Wayne State University Law School and founded and directed Wayne Law’s Small Business Enterprises and Nonprofit Corporations Clinic. At Wayne Law, she was also the director of the Damon J. Keith Law Collection of African-American Legal History. Prior to her career in academia, Dana practiced law at Morrison & Foerster LLP in San Francisco, then at Miller, Starr and Regalia, where she specialized in commercial real estate and corporate law. She then joined the Nature Conservancy as regional counsel.

Dana is currently the president of the Board of the Economic Development Corporation of Ann Arbor. She has served on many boards, and she most recently served on the Board of Directors of Voters Not Politicians and TechTown Detroit.. She is the past chair of the Community Economic Development Committee of the American Bar Association’s Business Law Section and is a past co-chair of the Legal Educator’s Committee of the American Bar Association’s Forum on Affordable Housing and Community Development Law.

Dana currently serves on �鶹AV’s Black Alumnae/i Fund Committee.  She previously served on �鶹AV’s President’s Advisory Council during President Kim Cassidy’s tenure as president of �鶹AV.  She has been a guest speaker for Tapestry’s College Casual Corner, and she has participated in numerous �鶹AV alumnae/i events.  Dana graduated from �鶹AV with a degree in Political Science and French.

Nicole Huynh is the Global Head of Client Marketing at BNY, where she is responsible for developing marketing strategies and campaigns to drive the growth of key client segments and geographic regions for the Bank. 

An experienced B2B and B2C marketer, Nicole has held global leadership positions at MSCI, Neuberger Berman, and J.P. Morgan Private Bank. She has built her career around developing transformative brand and client engagement programs to accelerate business growth and drive new commercial opportunities. 

Nicole is a proud graduate of �鶹AV where she double majored in History of Art and Political Science. She currently serves as a member of the College’s President’s Advisory Council. Previously, she served as a member of Tapestry and the Committee on Leadership Development, as well as serving as a member of the Reunion Gift Committee for her Class. She is a board member for ANA Business Marketing NYC, the B2B-focused chapter of the Association of National Advertisers.

Irene is a lawyer and educator.  Director of the �鶹AV Lawyering Program at the New York University School of Law until her retirement in Fall 2025, she taught lawyering skills courses to JD and international LLM students. Prior to joining NYU Law in 2005, she practiced international trademark and copyright law in Philadelphia and New York City.  Law was her second career; before law school, she taught English literature and composition at Indiana University, which she attended as a doctoral student, and Indiana State University.

Since graduating from Bryn Mawr in 1982 with a degree in English, Irene has served as a volunteer in a variety of roles.  She has been an Alumnae �鶹AV Representative; President of the Bryn Mawr Club of Cincinnati (where she was also on the Board of Friends of Women’s Studies while a law student at University of Cincinnati); and, in more recent years, a founder of FoodMawrter and administrator of FoodMawrter and FitMawrter, two popular social media groups for Bryn Mawr alumnae/i.  Irene is also an active member of the Bryn Mawr Club of Princeton, leading their monthly “Walk in the Woods” event and volunteering at the annual Bryn Mawr-Wellesley Book Sale.  She looks forward to continuing her service to the College as a member at large of the Alumnae Association Executive Board.

Tyler is an associate attorney at King, Holmes, Paterno & Soriano, LLP, where she represents some of the most celebrated and decorated artists in the music industry, handling a wide range of transactional matters in entertainment.

A proud Bryn Mawr alumna, Tyler graduated with a degree in Sociology and minors in Education and Mathematics. As a student, she was deeply involved in leadership and service, serving as president of the Sisterhood* alliance of multicultural organization and vice president of the Self-Governance Association. She was also an IRS-certified tax preparer for Norristown’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program. After graduation, she remained engaged with the College as Co-Chair of the GOLD (�鶹AVs of the Last Decade) Committee.

Following Bryn Mawr, Tyler joined Teach for America, teaching secondary mathematics in Philadelphia while earning a master’s degree in urban education from the University of Pennsylvania, specializing in Legal Advocacy. She later earned her law degree through Southwestern Law School’s accelerated SCALE Program. Before joining the firm, she worked in the Film Music department at Universal Pictures.

Tyler remains passionate about mentorship, self-governance, and empowering the next generation of creatives through her legal work. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring music, gardening, traveling, hiking, and attending concerts.

Catherine is a freelance writer and editor at Write to the Point, where she works with individuals and organizations to produce effective written work that showcases them in their best, most professional light. Prior to starting her business, she worked in education policy and earned an MA in public policy. Originally from Chicago, she lives in Delaware with her husband and two college-age sons.

As a student, Catherine served on the Honor Board for three years, including as its head. She hasn't stopped volunteering for Bryn Mawr since, serving as class president, on the President's Advisory Council, and as founder of the Bryn Mawr Club of Delaware. She has encouraged young alumnae/i donor support for the College's mission and alumnae/i engagement at every stage. Catherine aims to bring to the role an informed perspective on the evolution of the College and its students, a strategic lens to both serving and engaging the alumnae/i community, Mawrterly curiosity, and an open mind.

Catherine's extensive volunteer experience with Scouting America has drawn upon her work with Bryn Mawr, particularly in the areas of understanding and meeting the needs of those served, volunteer training and leadership development, and embracing and leading organizational change. It has also made her really good at tying knots. Outside of her professional and volunteer work, Catherine sings, loves to travel, and has recently taken up knitting.

Meg retired in 2019 after a career as a physician certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.  After graduating from Bryn Mawr, she received a MA in cell biology from Temple University and studied in France for two years.  She graduated from Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth in 1984.  She was an attending physician at St. Vincent’s Hospital, Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center where she was head of the residency program and Montefiore Medical Center where she became chief of pediatric and adult clinics specializing in durable medical equipment for disabled adults and children.  In retirement she has been an advocate for disabled accessibility.  She has also been an enthusiastic choral singer in four different choruses. 

She has served as an Alumnae �鶹AV Representative for Bryn Mawr for both prospective students and students already admitted who are choosing among various colleges; she finds these interviews engrossing and stimulating as well as giving her the chance to enhance their understanding of the College.

She and her husband, Hon. James Fogel endowed the Arthur Krilov Scholarship Fund at Bryn Mawr in 2020.

Nick is a licensed psychotherapist in Pennsylvania, and a proud graduate of Bryn Mawr's �鶹AV School of Social Work and Social Research. Prior to earning his MSS, Nick completed an MFA in film and electronic media, and his BA in Sociology, both from Bard College. He produced films and art works exploring human relations and personal histories. He is a frequent creative collaborator with his wife, the author and actor Alexandra Auder. Since 2022, he has applied his Bryn Mawr education to the mental health field, working across settings as a psychoanalytic social worker in rehabilitation centers, and private practice. Nick's unique integration of his clinical training with his background in creative arts allows him to offer innovative approaches to therapeutic work with individuals, families, and couples.

Nick's practice combines relational psychoanalysis, social work and Trauma-Informed Care, with particular dedication to culturally sensitive services for diverse populations in Philadelphia including the LGBTQ+ community. With his wife Alexandra, he has founded yoga schools in New York and Philadelphia, and led wellness and creative retreats internationally for over twenty years. This interdisciplinary background exemplifies the versatile applications of a Bryn Mawr education, as Nick creates transformative therapeutic environments where clients can safely explore underlying factors influencing their emotional well-being. His ongoing connection to Bryn Mawr's values of academic excellence and social engagement continues to inform his professional commitment to compassionate, evidence-based care.

Marot is an Assistant State's Attorney in the Office of the State's Attorney for Anne Arundel County, Maryland.  She is assigned to the Felony Narcotics Unit and prosecutes gun, felony drug, and homicide cases.  Marot is active in the Annapolis legal community.  She is the president of the James C. Cawood Jr., American Inn of Court, serves on the board of the Anne Arundel Bar Association and the Women's Bar Association of Maryland, and is a former president of the Anne Arundel Chapter of the Women's Bar Association of Maryland.  Passionate about recovery, Marot serves as the president of the Chrysalis House Inc., a substance abuse treatment center for women that only admits Medicaid clients.  Marot also volunteers for Ashley Addiction Treatment (formerly Father Martin's Ashley) by doing fundraising and outreach.  

Marot has been actively volunteering for Bryn Mawr for the past sixteen years.  She has served as the class gift co-chair for the class of 2004 since 2009 and helped found the Bryn Mawr in Annapolis alum club in 2019.  Over the years, Marot has served on the President's Advisory Council and the Committee on Leadership Development.  Marot was the recipient of the Bryn Mawr Young Alumna Service Award in 2014.