Upcoming Events
April 2021
Wagner College Guild Spring Meeting
It is our great pleasure to invite you to the Guild Spring Meeting!
Our guest presenter will be Wagner College’s own Patricia Haspel Tooker '79 M'95 D'16, Dean of the Evelyn L. Spiro School of Nursing. Dean Tooker will be joined by Wagner nursing students to give an update about the School of Nursing and discuss the challenges and triumphs of nursing in a pandemic.
Pre-registration is required. Please visit Wagner College Guild to learn more about the Guild and to register for the event.
About the Wagner Guild
The Guild is Wagner’s oldest organization and was formed by faculty wives 103 years ago to help provide support for the divinity students who were away from home pursuing their education. Today, the Guild’s mission remains in many ways the same as it was over 100 years ago, with its members committed to assisting students in need.
May 2021
Chai Society 2021 Community Mitzvah Awards
Each year the Chai Society recognizes individuals from the community who have enhanced and promoted Jewish life on campus and within the broader community. We are delighted to have the opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments of those that embody the mission of the Chai Society and use the event to serve as a true mitzvah opportunity. This year we will honor:
Joel Cohen ‘50 - Monroe J. Klein ‘66 Humanitarian Award
Arthur Spielman - Courage Award
Efrat LaMandre, FNP-C - Spirit of Change Award
Dr. Ginny Mantello - Allan Weissglass Civic Leadership Award
Rev. Dr. Terry Troia - Allan Weissglass Civic Leadership Award
Bethany Friedman - Next Generation Award
For more information about the Chai Society or to register for this virtual event visit their website.
June 2021
Wagner College Guild Summer Meeting
Save the date! Join us for the Guild’s June meeting. Stay tuned for details on our guest speaker as the date gets closer.
Please visit Wagner College Guild to learn more about the Guild.
About the Wagner Guild
The Guild is Wagner’s oldest organization and was formed by faculty wives 103 years ago to help provide support for the divinity students who were away from home pursuing their education. Today, the Guild’s mission remains in many ways the same as it was over 100 years ago, with its members committed to assisting students in need.