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Engage in digital opportunities from recorded career events to lectures from faculty research. Alumni have access to all things ��Ʒ���˸������� from the comfort of their homes or on their lunch breaks.

“In an effort to meet our alumni where they live – online – we have implemented a series of digital events to bring ��Ʒ���˸������� to our alumni,” says Stacy Albanese Fagioli ’08, ’17 MA, associate director of Annual Giving and Alumni Engagement.

The menu of includes talks from faculty about their research, and – from student loans and financial literacy to self-care.

The signature series of digital events is the series. These talks highlight various areas across campus to promote key programs and educate alumni about a diverse array of initiatives happening at their alma mater. Faculty can share their research, staff can talk about new programs and alumni get to hear and see all about it at their convenience.

Make sure to check out the most recent recordings:

• Professor Elizabeth Emery, Department of Modern Languages and Literatures, uses the example of collector-suffragette Louisine Havemeyer to discuss the challenges facing women collectors in nineteenth-century France and the United States.
• Take a virtual tour of the George Segal Gallery! Learn about what goes into securing and installing an exhibition, how the gallery is maintained and its history.
• Check out the great facilities in the Food Science and Nutrition Labs at the College of Education and Human Services. Hear from faculty and students about the program and how they apply what they learn outside of the classroom.
• Don’t forget – there are ! These include topics on personal branding, public speaking, interviews and more.

“We want to bring ��Ʒ���˸������� to our alumni,” says Fagioli. “We want to show off how great our campus is and encourage alumni to come back and see all we have to offer. But if you can’t make it back, at least you can enjoy these programs at your convenience.”

The best part? All of our programs are filmed, edited, and produced by students in the School of Communication and Media.

Alumni can access these recordings by signing into , the exclusive online community. To learn more, visit montclair.edu/alumni or contact Stacy Albanese ’08, ’17 MA, Associate Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Engagement, at 973-655-5465 or albaneses@montclair.edu.