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The Simmons Alumnae/i network is a diverse, interconnected community of passionate professionals.
If you graduated from Simmons you share a bond with more than 50,000 alumnae/i across the country and all over the world.
So rekindle friendships. Make new business contacts. Connect with kindred spirits. Keep in touch.
Simmons Network
Simmons Network is an online community exclusive to Simmons alumnae/i and students to empower you to connect with each other and build your personal and professional networks.
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The Simmons Magazine
Through news and feature stories, we highlight the inspiring ways members of our community are making a difference in their career fields, communities, and the wider world.
Class notes
“Notes” helps you stay connected to classmates and the entire Simmons alumnae/i network, a powerful, interconnected community of passionate professionals.
Alumnae/i directory
One of the special things about Simmons alumnae/i is that they want to help other alumnae/i! Our database allows you to connect and network with alums who share your professional interest, or can offer career advice.
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Our alumnae/i
We caught up with Mandi about her journey from Simmons to the U.S. State Department and how her professors helped her navigate the job market in Washington, D.C.
As clinical coordinator for North Suffolk Mental Health Association in Boston, Shane works with each client to develop and follow meaningful treatment plans.
SLIS alum, Nicole Cunha '13, '16MA, '16MS discusses the importance of welcoming patrons with disabilities and the need for representation among library staff.
As retail manager of the Erice Carle Museum bookstore, Eliza is an expert in children's literature! We asked Eliza about her journey to the museum and how Simmons empowered her to speak her mind.
Makayla shares how the School of Business helped her prepare for her position with PharmaLogics Recruiting.
Derek Mosley ’11MS shares unexpected items from the Auburn Avenue Research Library on African American Culture and History.
Azeb Freitas ’17 tells us about her position with Isaacson, Miller and the many important lessons she took with her after graduation.
After a career spent as an administrator for Boston Public Schools, UMass Boston, and Martin Luther King, Jr. School, Donna Stewartson ’93MBA returned to Simmons last year.
