Reunion weekend is Thursday June 6 – Sunday June 9 2013. We hope you'll visit SLC's beautiful campus this summer to reconnect with friends and enjoy a variety of seminars, workshops, tours, dinners, and parties. Remember, regardless of class year, all are welcome at Reunion!

If you register before May 10th, you will be entered into the Reunion 2013 Early Bird Registration Raffle!

Registration for classes through 2007:

One-Stop Registration Deal

A La Carte Registration

Registration for classes 2008 and later:

One-Stop Registration

A La Carte Registration

Show your work at the Alumni Art Exhibit During Reunion!See more info on the Art Exhibit

Share your talents at the Alumni Cabaret during Reunion!
See more info on Cabaret

Get out your planners, because The Office of Alumni Relations has many exciting upcoming events.

Upcoming Calendar of Events

Please note, that the Faculty on the Road in Washington, D.C has been canceled.

View photos from recent events

See Office-sponsored Events Calendar

Be sure to visit the Alumni web site frequently, as we are adding events all the time!

This conference commemorates the Child Development Institute's (CDI) 25th anniversary, the Early Childhood Center's (ECC) 75th anniversary,and Sarah Lawrence College's long history of innovative education. In light of the current national dialogue surrounding what the purposes of early childhood, public school, and higher education should be, it is a critical time for educators, child development professionals, administrators, and parents to come together and engage in a discourse around what meaningful education is in the 21st century. This conference provides a forum for articulation and discussion of progressive education's opportunities and challenges impacting children from birth to college.

The Longfellow Lecture series, inaugurated in 1987, honors the memory of Cynthia Longfellow '72, who devoted her professional life to bettering the lives of young children. This year's lecture is Looking Out for Josie: Witnessing the Hopes and Problems of Progressive Education presented by keynote speaker Joseph Featherstone.

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We've extended the deadline for the Florence Reunion! We look forward to gathering with Study Abroad in Florence alumni to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the program! Join us in Florence from June 13-16, 2013, to take part in a schedule of events designed to reacquaint you with the city and evoke the joyous memories of time spent there. There will be plenty of opportunities to re-establish old friendships and to meet new friends who have also shared this memorable junior year abroad experience.

The fee of $500 per person will cover all seminars, tours, and dinners during your stay. Once you have registered, you will be invited to sign up for specific sessions.

Read more about this celebration and the schedule of events

Register for the Florence Reunion today

Sarah Lawrence has partnered with The Princeton Club of New York to establish an alumni club that is available to alumni, faculty and staff of the College.

Membership benefits include: weekly member events, dining business amenities, fitness facilities, Guest rooms at special member prices, reciprocal clubs worldwide, as well as lending library, barbershop, concierge, notary public and discounted parking and car service rates.

The application and instructions are on www.princetonclub.com

Screening of The House I Live In with faculty discussion. Filmed in more than twenty states, this movie tells the stories of individuals at all levels of America's War on Drugs. From the dealer to the narcotics officer, the inmate to the federal judge, the film offers a penetrating look inside America's criminal justice system, revealing the profound human rights implications of U.S. drug policy. Kara Elverson '07 served as Field Correspondent and Production Manager on The House I Live In, winner of the Grand Jury Prize for Documentary at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival. Melody Lee '12 is a Policy Associate at the Drug Policy Alliance. She utilizes The House I Live In as an advocacy tool to support local drug policy and criminal justice reform efforts across the country.

We'd like to tell you about an exciting opportunity for the teenagers in your life to experience the wonderful enrichment of a Sarah Lawrence education this summer. Summer at Sarah Lawrence College includes both credit and non-credit enrichment courses for high school students entering the 10th grade and up. These high school students will get a taste of what it is like to be a student at Sarah Lawrence College by participating in seminars and conferences. Students in the pre-college intensives have the option of studying a wide array of subjects from film, writing, musical theatre, art history, animation, dance, gaming… and more! Students may choose to live on campus or commute. For more information, call 914-395-2205 or visit the Summer at SLC Page.

Sarah Lawrence College swimmers broke six school records on the fourth and final day of the 2013 Upper New York State Collegiate Swim Association Championships, hosted by Ithaca College last Saturday. Four swimmers broke individual program records, while both the women's and men's 400 yard freestyle relay marks were bettered.

At the conclusion of the event, both squads finished in 13th place among a field of nationally-competitive teams. A total of 19 program records (11 women's, 8 men's) were broken during the four-day meet.

See SLC Gryphons Web Site

The Office of Alumni Relations has created Facebook Groups for you to connect with classmates and fellow alumni in your area. Please, stay active in these groups -- and keep the content coming!

Click here to join the Facebook group for Alumni in your city and Alumni in your class year.

Don't forget to network with fellow alumni on LinkedIn for all of your career-related inquiries, needs, or announcements.

All SLC alumni groups are closed and membership is by request and invitation. To gain membership, you must click the "request to join" button at the top right corner of the group. Once you're a member, be sure to invite your friends to grow the group!

Have you recently changed jobs, received a promotion, or won an award in your field? Share your accomplishment with the alumni community.

Karren Bain Garrity '84 announced her recently published book, The Tool Box: Tricks of the Trade for Raising Teenagers. It offers hands on, easy to understand, practical strategies used by many therapists to help parents, mentors and teachers navigate their relationships with teenagers. The Tool Box is intended to coach adults who live and work with adolescents, in such a way that the adults survive and the kids thrive. It will allow people to build successful, strong and positive relationships with the adolescents in their lives.

Lisa Aronson '71 spent a 8.5 month period in India as a Fulbright-Nehru Scholar (2010-2011). Her Fulbright proposal, which gained her the Fulbright award, was: "Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Children, Youth and Caretakers in Under-resourced Environments." During her Fulbright period, she was affiliated with "Sangath," a mental health NGO in Goa, India. In addition to the Fulbright-Nehru Scholar award, she also received a Fulbright South Central Asia Travel Grant to Bangladesh, where she worked with a center for developmentally disabled children. She is available to discuss Fulbright with alums, faculty and students who might wish to be informed about the application process. She found her experience invaluable! Lisa also announced her upcoming book, "A School Counsellor Casebook". "A School Counsellor Casebook" is a training and resource book for supervised nonspecialists and mental health professionals working with schoolgoing youth who are experiencing distress, disorders or disabilities.

Alice Walker: Beauty in Truth, a feature documentary film by Pratibha Parmar, will receive an exclusive world premiere on March 10, 2013 at the Queen Elizabeth Hall at the South Bank in London, England. The screening will be followed by a conversation with the director and Alice Walker. The film follows the life and art of the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Color Purple.

Ruth J. Abram '67 announced the upcoming Exodus Conversations, a unique dialogue among distinguished scholars of the Jewish, Christian and Muslim faiths on themes raised by the story of the Exodus and the Haggadah (service for the Passover) will be launched on the web the week of March 18, 2013. By launching Exodus Conversations on the web, the project participants hope to encourage international public discussion about important questions and themes common to our humanity and religious traditions. Be sure to check out www.exodusconversations.org in March.

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