GOLD - Graduates Of The Last Decade

It starts with staying connected

You should be getting The Pulteney St. Survey three times a year in the mail and the alumni/ae newsletter, Hill & Quad, monthly by e-mail as well as regional event invitations such as happy hours and holiday parties through both mail and online pieces.

If you're not, we probably don't have your current mailing or e-mail address! We understand that you're young and move around a lot but don't forget to update us - we want YOU to stay involved. Please send updated contact info to Meiggs@hws.edu.

Stay connected to HWS by becoming a fan on Facebook!

Next comes getting involved


Featured Young Alum

Name: Evan S. Brown '08

Hometown: North Caldwell, N.J.

Current town: North Caldwell, N.J.

Profession: Environmental Geologist

Major: Environmental Studies & Geoscience

Favorite place on campus: Abbe Center for Jewish Life

Favorite on campus personality: Professor John Halfman

What is the first thing that comes to mind when you think of HWS? I think of all the great professors and staff that made my academic experience so incredible and motivating.

How do you stay connected to HWS? Try to visit often, and get together with college friends.

Why do you give back to HWS? I feel blessed to have had some amazing experiences and to have grown because of the great people I met at HWS, and I would like to help to give back to the place that has given me so much.

Describe HWS in 3 words: Beautiful, Friendly, Inspiring

YOUNG ALUMS

What YOU can do this year as a HWS young alum

1. Come back and visit campus. There have been numerous changes over the past several years.

2. Update your contact information and submit class notes. We want to know what’s going on in your life.

3. Reconnect with your past roommate(s). You’ll be thankful you did.

4. Cheer on the Herons and Statesmen. Don’t forget to show off that green, orange, and purple!

5. Attend a young alumni/alumnae event in your area.

6. Attend Reunion.

7. Refer high school students to HWS.

8. Call career services to inquire about young alum opportunities.

9. Write a hand-written thank you note to a professor or staff member who has made a difference in your life.

10. Make a meaningful gift to the Colleges each year. Your support does matter.