Alumni help students explore careers
During the University's winter recess in January, Binghamton graduates in Metro New York were generous with their time, meeting students to answer questions about careers, and opening the doors to their workplaces so students could explore industries and corporate culture.
Their love stories started at Binghamton
It's February, which means Valentine's Day and this year's batch of touching and funny stories about alumni finding lifelong love at Binghamton.
Dementia: How to Detect, How to Help
This Binghamton Learning Network webinar defines dementia, reviews reversible causes of cognitive impairment, and considers when changes may be a sign of progressive dementia.
Creating more connections for alumni of color
The Alumni of Color Network has new leadership and new energy. The group fosters meaningful connections between the University and its alumni of color by encouraging event attendance, volunteerism and philanthropy.
University hosts Martin Luther King III
The oldest son of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King is a prominent thought leader and international statesman. King visited ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Jan. 29, and talked about the lasting legacy of his father’s work in a conversation meant to inspire a new generation of leaders. Hear the advice King had for our students.
We need you to be a leader
Want to create positive change in your community? Our Alumni Global Days of Service will be April 25–27. Be a volunteer captain and lead alumni in a group volunteer project in your area.
Alumni Connect past issues
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