Alumnae/i News & Events:
Reunion 2011: Remembering the Good Times!
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Saint Joseph College Campus
If you graduated in 1946, 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, 1991, 1996, 2001 or 2006, this is your year!
Plans are already underway for Reunion 2011. Come back to campus for a variety of activities to celebrate your reunion. Stop by the Alumnae/i page at www.sjc.edu/alumnae_i/reunion/ for Reunion 2011 updates.
Click here to be on the Reunion Committee.
Distinguished Alumnae/i Award Nominations
2010 Award recipients Laura Kierol Andrews ’88 (left) and Shymala Raman (right)
stand with President Pamela Trotman Reid.
Do you know a classmate that is deserving of the Distinguished Alumnae/i Award?
Nominate a classmate for the Distinguished Alumnae/i Award today.
Click here nominate a classmate.
Recent Graduate Committee
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
6:00 p.m.
Dean’s Conference Room, Mercy Hall
Did you graduate in the last 10 years? Want to be more involved with your alma mater?
Join the Recent Graduate Committee to see how you can make a difference as the College’s newest alumnae/i.
Stay connected – with Facebook!
“Like” the just launched Alumnae/i Facebook group and stay in touch with all things SJC! Just go to www.sjc.edu/alumnaefacebook.
What’s New With You?
Get a new job? Have you moved? Had a child? Let your classmates and friends know what’s been happening in your life. Share the excitement of weddings, births, educational milestones, personal and professional achievements, travel adventures, and more!
Contact the Alumnae Office at alumnae@sjc.edu or 860.231.5323.
SJC Today
Curious about what’s happening on campus? Want to know what today’s students are up to? Learn all this and more at The SJC Story Project.
Need help with your career? Want to be a mentor to students?
The Saint Joseph College Career Development Center is open to alumnae/i, providing career planning services and access to career development resources.
To learn how to get involved with the Career Development Center, contact Steve Seaward at sseaward@sjc.edu or Valerie Wilson at vwilson@sjc.edu.
Illustrating Bigotry: Anti-Irish and Anti-Catholic Cartoons by Thomas Nast
 January 14-March 13, 2011
Saint Joseph College Art Gallery
Admission: Free
Through analysis of selected cartoons, this exhibition examines the political and cultural sources of Nast’s prejudice, identifies the strategies and stereotypes he employed, and reveals some enduring methods for demonizing “the other” that are still common today.
All the works in this exhibition are the gift of Judith and Norman Zlotsky to the Saint Joseph College Art Gallery.
On Wednesday, February 16 at 5:00 p.m. Ann H. Sievers, director and curator will give a Gallery Talk on the exhibition. This event is free and open to the public.
5th Annual Indoor Sprint Triathlon
 Sponsored by the Nancy Spada Leadership Institute
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Saint Joseph College Campus
Admission: $20 adults; $10 SJC students, staff, faculty and alumnae/i
Perfect for beginners who want a taste of a triathlon and the veteran athlete, the race consists of three 20 minute legs (swimming, biking and running). Form a relay team or compete individually.
Advance registration required; this event is for women ages 14 and older.
For more information, contact Debbie Fiske, associate athletic director, at 860.231.5423 or dfiske@sjc.edu.
Alumnae/i and Friends Book Club Discussion
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
7:00 p.m.
Second Floor Reception Room, Bruyette Athenaeum
The featured reading is The Invisible Wall by Harry Bernstein. All alumnae/i and friends are invited to participate; reservations are required.
For more information, contact Marcia McCormack ’64 at marcia9200@aol.com or
860.673.0744.
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Did you know The Gengras Center, founded by Saint Joseph College in 1965, is a state-approved private special education school that provides for the educational and vocational needs of students ages 5-21, and serves as a laboratory school for the College’s education and social services majors?