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February 2022
Valentine’s Day Pizza Making Class (Location: 66 Gold St, NYC)
Grab your Seahawk Sweetheart, valentine, galentine (best gal pal), or palentine (best pal) and join us for a unique night out! This event is open to all alumni!
We will be hosting a pizza-making class consisting of 2 hours of pizza history, techniques, the actual making and enjoying of your pizza, and a complimentary glass of wine at Kesté for all to enjoy.
Each guest will be going home with a pizza-making gift bag at the end of the night.
Location: Kesté Fulton, 66 Gold Street, New York, NY 10038
For more information or to register visit https://alumniconnect.wagner.edu/valentines-day-pizza-making-class-2022.
Please note, proof of vaccination will be required.
March 2022
Alumni Pre-Game Reception
Come out and cheer our Seahawks on to victory as they will host the NEC Quarterfinals at home in the Spiro Sports Center!
Alumni and friends are invited to a pre-game reception in the Spiro Sports Center VIP Room from 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. The reception will include beer, wine, and hors d'ouevres, and will end at tip-off, set for 7:00 p.m.
Cost:
Alumni & Friends* - $25
Children* - $15
Game Ticket Only - $10
Sponsor a Student - $5
*Price includes access to pre-game reception and game ticket.
For more information or to register visit: alumniconnect.wagner.edu/mens-basketball-nec-quarterfinals-2022-.
Alumni & Friends Happy Hour (Washington DC)
Are you in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area?
Join your fellow Seahawks and friends for a happy hour on a hill near you! The evening will give you an opportunity to socialize with alumni and friends over hors d'ouevres and an open bar. Spread the word! We are excited to reconnect and reminisce with our Seahawk family and friends in the local area.
Location:
The Smith Penn Quarter
901 F St NW
Washington, DC 20004
For COVID protocols and registration click here.
April 2022
Wagner Guild Luncheon
Please join the Wagner College Guild for a Spring Luncheon on Wednesday, April 13, 2022 at 12:00 p.m. in the Faculty Dining Room, located in the Union Building of Wagner College.
The event will include a plated lunch, and festive spring treats!
We will be joined by guest speaker, Walt Hameline, Wagner College Athletic Director, along with a surprise guest! We hope to see you there!
Register online here.
Adulting 101: Ask an Alumni
Join the Office of Alumni Relations Wednesday, April 20, 2022 from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM EST for an informative and impactful discussion on life after graduation. Alumni panelists will cover topics such as lessons learned, budgeting, and work-life balance.
This discussion will be followed by a question and answer period. Food will be provided. All students are invited to attend!
Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSexqtE532Qa0-iN2OGK7BGhKfapSuYMT7VpJ0Vzm2ckLdOiSA/viewform
June 2022
Wagner Guild Luncheon
Please join the Wagner College Guild for a Summer Luncheon on Wednesday, June 8, 2022 at 12:00 p.m. in the Faculty Dining Room, located in the Union Building of Wagner College.
The event will include a plated lunch, and festive treats! The event will feature guest speaker, Christopher Corbo '06 M'08, Assistant Provost for Academic Affairs at Wagner College.
Register here.
Holocaust Gallery Exhibit, “Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females”
An exhibition of sculptural tapestries dedicated to seven courageous women of the Holocaust and World War II: Anne Frank, Vitka Kempner, Zivia Lubetkin, Sitti Israel, Nadezheda Popova, Hadassah Rosenshaft and Noor Inyat Kahn.
This exhibition is part of the programming for the international symposium "Heroines of the Holocaust: New Frameworks of Resistance" that will be held at the Wagner College Holocaust Center on June 15-16.
Linda Stein is an activist visual artist, writer, lecturer and performer with works collected by museums here and abroad, with a retrospective solo exhibition scheduled at Sweden's Skövde Art Museum scheduled for Spring 2023. She is Founding President of the non-profit Have Art: Will Travel! Inc (HAWT) for Courageous Kindness, addressing bullying and diversity and her archives are at Smith College and Penn State University.
The gallery in the Union building, overlooking the Verazzano bridge, will be open June 4-June 19: Tues, Sat, Sun 1-4pm; Wed, Thurs 4-8pm and by appointment. Email holocaust.center@wagner.edu 24 hours in advance to reserve time.
Holocaust Gallery Exhibit, “Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females”
An exhibition of sculptural tapestries dedicated to seven courageous women of the Holocaust and World War II: Anne Frank, Vitka Kempner, Zivia Lubetkin, Sitti Israel, Nadezheda Popova, Hadassah Rosenshaft and Noor Inyat Kahn.
This exhibition is part of the programming for the international symposium "Heroines of the Holocaust: New Frameworks of Resistance" that will be held at the Wagner College Holocaust Center on June 15-16.
Linda Stein is an activist visual artist, writer, lecturer and performer with works collected by museums here and abroad, with a retrospective solo exhibition scheduled at Sweden's Skövde Art Museum scheduled for Spring 2023. She is Founding President of the non-profit Have Art: Will Travel! Inc (HAWT) for Courageous Kindness, addressing bullying and diversity and her archives are at Smith College and Penn State University.
The gallery in the Union building, overlooking the Verazzano bridge, will be open June 4-June 19: Tues, Sat, Sun 1-4pm; Wed, Thurs 4-8pm and by appointment. Email holocaust.center@wagner.edu 24 hours in advance to reserve time.
Holocaust Gallery Exhibit, “Holocaust Heroes: Fierce Females”
An exhibition of sculptural tapestries dedicated to seven courageous women of the Holocaust and World War II: Anne Frank, Vitka Kempner, Zivia Lubetkin, Sitti Israel, Nadezheda Popova, Hadassah Rosenshaft and Noor Inyat Kahn.
This exhibition is part of the programming for the international symposium "Heroines of the Holocaust: New Frameworks of Resistance" that will be held at the Wagner College Holocaust Center on June 15-16.
Linda Stein is an activist visual artist, writer, lecturer and performer with works collected by museums here and abroad, with a retrospective solo exhibition scheduled at Sweden's Skövde Art Museum scheduled for Spring 2023. She is Founding President of the non-profit Have Art: Will Travel! Inc (HAWT) for Courageous Kindness, addressing bullying and diversity and her archives are at Smith College and Penn State University.
The gallery in the Union building, overlooking the Verazzano bridge, will be open June 4-June 19: Tues, Sat, Sun 1-4pm; Wed, Thurs 4-8pm and by appointment. Email holocaust.center@wagner.edu 24 hours in advance to reserve time.