From career planning and job placement to networking, mentoring and posting available jobs, check out the options open to SU alums. Find out more about Career Services Request an official transcript
Looking for a perfect holiday gift for that special SU fan or a unique graduation gift? How about giving them a paver in the Syracuse University Orange Grove? It's a great gift—and it's tax-deductible. Go to the Orange Grove mapping system to view a sample of the pavers currently installed. Orders placed by March 15, 2010, will be installed prior to Commencement. 
President of the Alumni Association Board of Directors, Lawrence Bashe '66 A&S, G'68 MAX (l), welcomes the tri-chairs of the 2009 Orange Central Weekend: The members of the Alumni Association Board of Directors are deeply committed to giving their time, talent, and resources to benefit both our alumni and Syracuse University.
Donald McPherson '87, Professor Marvin Druger and Contessa Brewer '96.
Orange Central Weekend was held October 1-4, 2009.
See a list of current board members
Learn about becoming a board member
Syracuse University offers alumni a number of opportunities to travel through our tours program.
Sherri Dalphonse's successful career really did begin with SU.
"When I first got to Syracuse, I wasn't sure what part of communications I wanted to study," said Dalphonse '85, senior editor of The Washingtonian magazine. "I originally wanted to be a radio journalist. But I realized that one of my principal loves was writing, so radio didn't seem to make sense."
"At the time, Newhouse was one of only about eight schools to offer a magazine major," she said. "People may argue that you don't need a major to write for magazines, but my professors taught skills that I use today-how to write articles for magazines, which are structured differently than those for newspapers.
"Washington is a good place to make a living as a journalist," Dalphonse said. "We have major newspapers, magazines, and trade journals, where people can get experience. It's a good idea to intern-we often look at our previous interns when we have an opening."
Last spring, Dalphonse joined other successful SU alumni to discuss their career paths as part of the SUccess Begins with SU programming at Greenberg House. "When I was just starting out, I soaked up what people said about their experiences," she said. "And I got a lot of good advice on how to begin a career.
´ SU alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends do great things every day. Each year, the Syracuse University Alumni Association recognizes our brightest shining stars with prestigious awards, including the George Arents Award, the Melvin A. Eggers Senior Alumni Award, the Orange Spirit Award, and new in 2009, the Orange Circle Award. Watch the Orange Circle presentation video above, then click on the links below to learn more.
Syracuse University Alumni Clubs draw thousands of alums across the nation together to enjoy a broad range of social and educational programming. Events range from faculty speakers to career networking opportunities, from game-watching events to evenings at the theater. Listing of regional clubs by state
We hope you enjoyed coming back to campus to relive some memories and experience Syracuse University as it is today!Orange Central was a huge success, thanks to our many alumni, students, staff, and friends who participated!
Steve Sartori, SU's photographer, took many photos during the weekend. They may be viewed here
No matter where you go, you can stay connected to SU through the Online Community. It is available to update your address, submit class notes, search for other alumni and features an email forwarding service. Click on the link below to access the community or to go to the alumni social networking sites. 
Syracuse University Alumni Network
On Thursday, November 12, 2009, the LA Semester opened, celebrating a new era for Syracuse Universisty in Los Angeles. The opening was held at the Creative Artists Agency and was hosted by Rob Light '78, SU Trustee; Managing Partner and Head of Music, CAA and LA Campus founders.
Palitz Gallery- Lubin House- 11 E. 61st St., NYC
Monday, 11/9 - Sunday, 12/6/09 Gallery Hours: Tuesday through Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
"Winslow Homer's Empire State: Houghton Farm and Beyond" is the first exhibition to examine a crucial turning point in the career of American artist Winslow Homer (1836-1910), a period when he began to achieve stylistic maturity.
Syracuse University Alumni are invited to attend Finian's Rainbow, co-produced by SU alumna, Myra Lerner '73 on Sunday, December 6, 2009 at 3 PM at the St. James Theater, 246 W. 44th St (between Broadway & 8th Ave) in NYC. There will a special talk back following the show. Front Mezzanine Seats are $88.00 per ticket. To purchase tickets: http://invite.syr.edu/finian
Order your new SU Alumni Wear by Roots—available only from the Syracuse University Bookstore. A portion of the proceeds will be used to support SU alumni programs.
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