Elizabeth Irwin '94 is the winner of our 2019 Yale College reunions photo contest with her submission, "A visit with Ben at his new residential college," an image of her and a statue of Benjamin Franklin at the Benjamin Franklin Residential College, opened in 2017.
Go to the Yale Alumni Association Facebook page to see all the finalists, and thank you to everyone who participated in this year's contest!
It was another record-breaking year for Yale College Reunions, with a number of classes setting new marks for attendance and more than 7,000 alumni, family, and guests coming to campus to celebrate.
The 2019 European Leaders Forum featured more than 30 alumni from more than 10 regional clubs and shared interest groups coming together to identify common goals and drive actionable strategies.
On June 26, Amy Armitage ’86 MBA is moderating a webinar on ageism at work hosted by YaleWomen and featuring Diane T. Ashley ’76, former VP and CDO at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The webinar is designed to address myths around aging and provide strategies for women to reach their full potential.
Yale Educational Travel and Yale Alumni College are partnering this summer on an opera and theater trip to the Glimmerglass Festival in Cooperstown, N.Y. In advance, trip leader Ethan Heard ’07, ’13 MFA spoke to one of the festival's composers, Yale lecturer and Tony nominee Jeanine Tesori.
Sophia Mockler ’17 MusM, ’18 MusMA credits the position-specific instruction she received at Yale School of Music as one key factor in securing a position in the second violin section of the Minnesota Orchestra.
Prompted by his own experiences, Graham Browne '15 MBA founded a charter school within the New York City Department of Education that accepts students regardless of their race, ethnicity, zip code, language, income level, or special needs.
Ann Miura-Ko ’98 has been elected to serve as an alumni fellow of Yale’s Board of Trustees in a worldwide balloting of university graduates. Miura-Ko will begin her six-year term on July 1.
One of the great things about Yale is that, while you may leave New Haven and embark on all the journeys of a long, interesting life, Yale never leaves you. You are – and always will be – a Yalie. And as such, you have a place with the Yale Alumni Association.
The full remarks from President Salovey's remarks to the attendees at this year's Yale College Reunion Weekends.
