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Join in an exploration of the magnificent landscapes, remote islands, ancient settlements, and idyllic villages of Norway and northern Scotland, cruising during cruising during the peak of spring, with long days of bright-green scenery speckled with blooming flowers and rushing waterfalls in the fjords from snow melting in the mountains. This varied and balanced itinerary, from Inverness to the Orkney Islands, then along the Norwegian Coast above the Arctic Circle, combines the wonders of the natural world with the historical and cultural highlights of the area.

We are excited to welcome back to campus the classes of 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 2015, and 2020 for their reunions! Keep an eye on our Yale College Reunions page for more information to come. 

With major disruptions in today's job market, 1stGenYale alumni created this webinar to discuss the impact of potential job cuts or loss to help Yale alumni who might be dislocated. Join our program with Lynn Berger, a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, National Certified Counselor, and Certified Career Counselor. Michael Watson '81, Employee Experience Advisor, Port Authority of NY & NJ. will serve as moderator.

All Yale alumni are invited to participate. You do not need to be first-gen or come from a low-income background.

Want to Learn More About the YASC in Miami 2025 Service Program?

Join us for a conversation with Catherine McCulloch '84 and Danielle Morgan '00 MSN from YASC and Victoria Varela from Lotus House Women's Shelter, to learn more about our YASC's service trip to Miami in October to benefit the women, youth, and children of Miami. Sheltering 1,550+ women, youth and children annually, Lotus House is the largest women’s homeless shelter in the country. The organization provides shelter, resources, and multi-faceted, comprehensive supportive services to help their guests successfully exit the shelter system and lead lives of greater opportunity. 

During this session, you will learn more about Lotus House and the projects we anticipate offering:

• Halloween Preparation: organizing costumes, helping children select their costume, preparing candy bags, creating decorations using recycled materials.
• Cleaning and Organization: working with the operations team to inventory essential supplies, cleaning common areas, organizing spaces.
• Gardens: helping in the gardens with weeding, planting, cleaning.
• After-school Activities: assisting with homework and tutoring, hosting a fun activity for the children.
• Overtown Community Distribution: helping Lotus House set up, handing out items, cleaning up. 

In addition to these projects, Lotus House is looking for help with:

•  Hosting an activity: Arts & crafts, sewing, painting, dance, yoga, mediation for adults.
•  Hosting a workshop: hosting a workshop for adults on financial literacy, job skills, customer service, emails, computer skills, etc. Other areas of need include literacy, mentoring, wellness, CV/workforce preparedness.

If you are interested in this domestic service opportunity and would like to join us in October, this is a great opportunity to learn how you can make a difference, ask questions, and get involved.

This three-week immersion program in one of Tuscany’s oldest and artistically rich capitals, Siena, offers culturally curious participants a deep dive exploration of the home of one of the oldest universities in the world, the University of Siena (founded in 1240) and the seat of one of the world’s most decorative and elaborately stylized schools of art, the 13th to 15th century’s School of Siena. The city is so closely associated with art that the paint hue, sienna (a deep, oxblood red-brown, cleaved from local earth), is virtually synonymous with the city from whence it originally came.