3rd Annual Judson Legacy Tea scheduled for December 8th in Fairhope!

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Be part of the "Thankful Partners Protecting our Past" Fundraiser

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AAJ Engages positively with Southeastern Seminary President D. Akin about the new Judson College Focus!

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3rd Annual Judson Legacy Tea scheduled for December 8th in Fairhope! ⁕ Be part of the "Thankful Partners Protecting our Past" Fundraiser ⁕ AAJ Engages positively with Southeastern Seminary President D. Akin about the new Judson College Focus! ⁕

The Judson Legacy Project

Cultivating the legacy of Judson College Alumnae

Mission

Judson College Alumnae are committed to inspiring, developing, and educating young women through professional connections, leadership programs, and higher education scholarships while pursuing a permanent establishment to exhibit the college’s treasured artifacts and memorabilia through the Judson Legacy Project Collection.

Vision

To positively impact young women in their higher educational pursuits and to exemplify the core values of a Judson woman through communication, research, and engagements.

Join us!

Join us on our mission to protect the Archives and become an AAJ Partner!

Learn how

Did you know…?

Ann Hasseltine Judson

Judson's name-sake was not only America's first female foreign missionary, she was also a huge proponent of women's education and opened a school for girls in Burma. This was unusual in the early 1800s.

Gwen Bristow, Class of 1924

Gwen was an international best-selling author of fifteen books. After graduating from Judson, she attended the Pulitzer School of Journalism at Columbia for a year. AAJ was fortunate to acquire several copies of her books at the last online auction.

The Conversational Club

Founded in 1895, they met on Friday nights "in [their] parlor" to discuss topics about things that didn't relate to daily life. In 1899, they published the first of what would become the "Conversationalist" yearbook, making Judson one of the first schools to have a continuously published yearbook.