also hosted ResNet, the Writing & Tutoring Center, Accessibility Resources, and the Student Success Program, creating a campus learning commons.
== Madeleva lecture ==
The college hosts a lecture series named after Madeleva Wolff who served as the college's third president, to honor her establishment in 1943 of a School of Sacred Theology (since closed) that provided the first opportunity in the U.S. for women to pursue graduate studies in theology. The lecture series highlights the work of women in theology. In 2000, the lecturers to that date were invited back to campus to compose a "Charter for Women of Faith in the New Millennium." Instead, they produced The Madeleva Manifesto: A Message of Hope and Courage.
== Athletics ==
The college, a NCAA Division III school, and a member of the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association, sponsors eight varsity teams: tennis, volleyball, soccer, basketball, lacrosse, golf, softball, and cross country.
Saint Mary's women also may participate in the intramural program …
