Bryn Mawr College in Lower Merion Township has seated four new members on its Board of Trustees, according to the college.

Among them is Anna West, a 2021 graduate now serving a three-year term as the college's young alumna trustee. Under Bryn Mawr's bylaws, one young alumna trustee is nominated each year by the Committee on Trustees as a voting member. West is a public policy analyst at PFM who earned her bachelor's degree in French with minors in health studies and psychology at Bryn Mawr, then completed a master of public administration at the University of Pennsylvania's Fels Institute of Government. She is a Boren Scholar and Fulbright Scholar who studied Wolof in Senegal and lives in Philadelphia.

Cheryl R. Holland, a 1980 graduate who founded the financial planning firm Abacus Planning Group Inc. in 1998, returns to the board for a five-year term. Holland is no stranger to the role. She previously served as a trustee from 1994 to 2006 and again from 2012 to 2020, including a stint as vice chair from 2015 to 2020. She received the Alumnae Association's Distinguished Service Award in 2025.

William "Will" Rehrig, the fourth-generation CEO of Rehrig Pacific Company, also joins for a five-year term. His daughter, Sophie Rehrig, graduated from Bryn Mawr in 2017 with a degree in linguistics.

Dana Thompson, a 1994 graduate and clinical professor of law at the University of Michigan Law School, has transitioned from a one-year ex officio seat as president-elect of the Alumnae Leadership Council to a five-year voting trustee position. She directs Michigan's Transactional Law Clinics Program and founded its Zell Entrepreneurship Clinic.

The new trustees join as the college implements a 10-year strategic direction called "The Next Chapter," which the board adopted in April. President Wendy Cadge said at the time, "We are doubling down on our unique blend of rigorous research in a liberal arts setting at a premier college for women."

The 2026-27 board roster, updated Sept. 15, lists Saskia Subramanian as chair. The board holds three regular meetings per year, in October, February and April or May.