ARE ANY ALUMNI SPEAKING IN YOUR CLASSROOM THIS TERM?
We greatly appreciate all of our alumni guest lectures, performances, book readings and more. Please help us give them a proper reception and say thank you by letting the Alumni Office know!
Fill out the form here.
Last year we had more than 32 alumni guest speakers on campus.
Reunion 2018 is here! Over the course of the next 4 days, over 1,000 alumni, friends and family will be back on campus for a celebration of all the people, places and programs that make us uniquely Lawrence. For a complete list of events, please check out the online Reunion program, and then join in the fun. Do you want to know who’s coming back? You can search that list online as well.
We are asking for your help in rolling out the red (or should I say blue?) carpet for our guests. With so many alumni back on campus, parking will be limited. Please make an effort to use street or off-campus parking on Thursday, June 14 and Friday, June 15.
Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.
Reminisce. Renew. REUNION!
Matt Baumler
Do you know of any visiting alumni who are giving back to Lawrence with their time? We greatly appreciate all of our alumni guest lectures, performances, book readings and more.
Please help us give them a proper reception and thank you by letting the Alumni Office know!
Fill out the form here.
Do you know of any visiting alumni who are giving back to Lawrence with their time? We greatly appreciate all of our alumni guest lectures, performances, book readings and more.
Please help us give them a proper reception and thank you by letting the Alumni Office know!
Fill out the form here.
Join President Mark Burstein and Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion Dr. Kimberly Barrett for the ninth annual Report to the Community.
Report to the Community
Thursday, February 8, 2018
4-6 p.m.
The Report to the Community brings together leaders, learners and Lawrentians for a celebration of the ways in which Lawrence University engages in mutually beneficial partnerships to enhance the well-being and vibrancy of the greater Fox Valley while also strengthening the educational experience it provides to students. This year’s Report to the Community focuses on partnerships that help create a more just, equitable and inclusive community.
2018 Collaboration in Action Award Recipients
ThedaCare’s Community Health Action Team (CHAT)
Fox Cities Performing Arts Center
Fox Cities Diversity Officers Collaborative
The Lawrence University Student Ambassador Program (SAP) is looking to receive new membership for this upcoming year. Please help us nominate any student, not including departing seniors, who seek to promote Lawrence Pride and philanthropy with the purpose of making the lasting Lawrence experience better for past, present, and future Lawrentians. The Student Ambassador Program seeks to inform the student body of the impact personal donations have on their Lawrence experience, with the ultimate goal of helping students with their eventual transition into active alumni after graduation. Our outreach to the student body involves working on different events throughout the year that are focused on raising awareness of philanthropy’s impact on Lawrence and Lawrence pride. Our mission is as follows:
The Lawrence University Student Ambassador Program (SAP) fosters an informed student experience, preparing them for alumni-hood. By Lawrentians for Lawrentians, we work towards improving the Lawrence community for past, present, and future Lawrentians through the following three pillars:
Please reply to Kate Allison at kate.a.allison@lawrence.edu and Emily Beale at emily.l.beale@lawrence.edu with your nominations by January 12th.
The Lawrence University Student Ambassador Program (SAP) is looking to receive new membership for this upcoming year. Please help us nominate any student, not including departing seniors, who seek to promote Lawrence Pride and philanthropy with the purpose of making the lasting Lawrence experience better for past, present, and future Lawrentians. The Student Ambassador Program seeks to inform the student body of the impact personal donations have on their Lawrence experience, with the ultimate goal of helping students with their eventual transition into active alumni after graduation.
Please email nominations to Kate Allison at kathleen.a.allison@lawrence.edu and Kieran Laursen at kieran.e.laursen@lawrence.edu by March 16.
Lawrence’s third annual Giving Day is Tuesday, Nov. 15. Wear your LU gear, watch the live show from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and help support Lawrence by giving. Gifts from students will be matched with $500. That means your $10 gift becomes $510 for Lawrence! More information.
Lawrence’s third annual Giving Day is Tuesday, Nov. 15. Wear your LU gear, watch the live show from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. and help support Lawrence by giving. We hope to have at least 100 faculty and staff donors on Giving Day. More information.
The Lunch at Lawrence series is back this year with an amazing lineup of LU faculty and staff. Lunches are $16.50 each or $82.50 for all six (a $99 value). Join us for lunch and learn something new. Register.
Oct. 7: Arnold Shober, associate professor of government
Unexpected but Not Unprecedented: Upheavals in American Politics From 1856 to 2016
Nov. 4: Christyn Abaray, athletics director
Adding Tools to the Toolbox of Life Skills: Development of Effective Communication Skills Through Sport
Feb. 10: Monica Rico, associate professor of history
Environmental History, Environmental Challenges: Looking at the Fox Cities and Wisconsin
March 10: Rob Neilson, Frederick R. Layton Professor of Art and associate professor of art
Public Art: People, Process and Product
April 14: Carla Daughtry, associate professor of anthropology
Cooking Schools and Culinary Tourism: Status, Memory and Identity in a Dish
May 12: Brigetta Miller, associate professor of music
Decolonization, Activism and Hope: Changing the Way We See Native America
