Alumni

Search for friends Upcoming events Centennial Website
Welcome Lesley grad!

Do You Remember Mary?

For 50 years Mary Mindess has opened the minds and touched the lives of generations of Lesley students. One of her students, Carol Creelman Moriarty LC’74, now a Lesley Trustee, is paying a special tribute to Mary by asking you to make a gift to Lesley in her honor.

A Tradition of Giving Back Benefits Lesley’s Future

 Lesley Trustee Barbara Weinstein Russell is a 1968 graduate of Lesley with a great story and a generous spirit. An extraordinary businesswoman, Barbara wants to give back to her alma mater by helping future generations of Lesley students.

Alumni in Metro West Boston, we need your event ideas!
The Lesley University Alumni Association is planning on hosting an event in the Metro West area of Boston in Winter-Spring 2010. If you are a Lesley grad living in this area, we want to know what kind of event you'd like to attend! Past events have included dinner at a local restaurant, wine tastings, professional development programs and family events. Please complete our quick survey!

  
Loading...
 

Events

Thursday, February 11, 2010

Sonnabend Lecture
Sonnabend Lecture, featuring Dr. Dan Siegel, Executive Director of the Mindsight Institute. Dr. Siegel will speak on "The Power of the Mind to Change the Brain: Harnessing Mindsight to Cultivate Well-Being and Compassion." 7:00 pm lecture in University Hall Amphitheater followed by a reception in the Atrium.

Thursday, February 18, 2010

George Packer Lecture
Lecture featuring George Packer, staff writer for The New Yorker, who will discuss themes of his new book entitled Interesting Times: Writings from a Turbulent Decade. Reception and book signing following the lecture in University Hall.

All Events


Volunteer Opportunities

Interested in volunteering as an alumni? Tell us what you're interested in by taking our quick questionnaire.

 

My connections from the program have been invaluable. This was the most significant part of getting and keeping a job.”
 

Spotlight

Mashenka Bhambhani

School of Education

Mashenka realized she wanted to teach students with autism

» Full Story