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As your alumni engagement team, we’re here to help you reconnect with your Maxwell network. Whether you want to see old friends and strengthen bonds, expand your network, develop new knowledge and skills, or give back to your School, there are so many ways to get involved:
- Attend an educational or social event, in person or online. Or host an event for alumni in your region
or profession.
- Help recruit future students by serving as an Alumni Ambassador.
- Connect with a current undergraduate student who is exploring careers similar to yours through a phone or video chat.
- Sponsor an internship for a Maxwell student, or hire a Maxwell alum.
- Update your information so we can help to celebrate your accomplishments.
- Invest in the future of Maxwell and the communities we serve by making an annual gift in any amount.
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Our Greatest Asset Is You
In addition to financial support, consider giving the gift of time. Our alumni engagement team can match you with the right opportunity to represent Maxwell to prospective students, mentor current students or cultivate career opportunities and other partnerships.
Maxwell Perspective Online
Enjoy Maxwell Perspective magazine your way, both in print and online. Either way, you can expect the same great content accessible anytime:
- News and feature stories about our accomplished and inspiring alumni community.
- Digital Class Notes, regularly updated with the latest from the Maxwell global community.
- Plus, upcoming events and ways to connect.
University Lecture with Jill Lepore
Hendricks Chapel
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Lepore is the David Woods Kemper ’41 Professor of American History at Harvard University and a staff writer at the New Yorker. Among her publications is the New York Times Best Seller “The Secret History of Wonder Woman” (Knopf, 2014), winner of the 2015 American History Book Prize. Her most recent book is “Joe Gould’s Teeth” (Knopf, 2016). She is currently writing a history of the United States.
Lepore has been contributing to The New Yorker since 2005, writing about American history, law, literature and politics.
For more information, please email lectures@syr.edu or visit the University Lectures website.
The University Lectures was created through, and is supported by, the generosity of alumnus Robert B. Menschel ’51. The cross-disciplinary series brings to Syracuse University notable guest speakers of exceptional accomplishment who share their diverse global experiences and perspectives. American Sign Language (ASL) interpretation and Communication Access Realtime Translation (CART) are available at each lecture.
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Your Network in Action
Over Three-Quarters There!
With incredible support, our start is strong. But to meet our campaign goals, we will need to raise the remaining $30 million to support Campaign Priorities from the School’s long-range strategic plan.