Reunion
At Simmons University, Reunion is an annual event that celebrates classes on a 5-year cycle. The main goal of Reunion is to bring alumnae/i together to celebrate Simmons and one another, reminisce and reflect on your Simmons experience, create meaningful connections and encourage lifelong learning. It's an opportunity to rejoin the student experience!
Reunion 2021
Thank you to everyone who attended and helped plan our first ever Virtual Reunion Weekend held in June 2021 and in celebration of Simmons classes ending in 0, 1, 5, and 6! (Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we combined with the previous year's reunion cycle and could only host virtual activities.)
Visit the Resources folder of Simmons Network for recordings and programming on demand from this milestone occasion! Annual awards and photos capturing the virtual event are also found on Simmons Network, which is a great place to stay connected to your fellow reunioners.
The Reunion post-event survey is now closed, but if you have additional thoughts on this annual event or are interested in joining the planning team in the future, please contact [email protected] or call us at 1-800-960-4558.
Next year's Reunion will occur in late May/early June of 2022 in celebration of classes ending in 2 and 7. This chance for reminiscing and celebrating Simmons' past, present and future, will include both in-person and virtual activities. Browse our Reunion 2021 schedule of events for examples of the types of programming we strive to offer.
We appreciate all forms of support that Simmons Sharks, from all corners of our community, provide in the planning, executing, and participation of Reunion Weekend. Thank you for continuing to share your time, talent, treasure, testimony, and ties with the University.
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Alumnae/i features
This award recognizes the work Whitworth has done within NHSLMA, mentoring new librarians, serving on committees, and supporting initiatives. We spoke with Whitworth about her work at Dover High School and how she's working to diversify the collection.
Congratulations to Brittany Barrett '18C, named Outstanding Student from the Colorado Academy of Nutrition & Dietetics! We spoke with Brittany about her passion for nutrition and how Simmons prepared her for her professional journey.
As a Workday consultant at Huron, Bethanie Royality-Lindman '17 gets to explore different areas of financial mathematics, from financial accounting to budgets, expenses, and data conversion. Learn how her Simmons journey prepared her for this role.
When Giavanna Worthy entered the gender and cultural studies masters program, she wanted to expand on her interests. Now, not only is she an HIV Prevention Instructor with the YWCA, but she also played a key role in diversifying the hit CBS series, "Survivor."
Erika Rodriguez '14 utilizes the empowering lessons she learned at Simmons as Executive Director of the Chica Project, a non-profit organization offering mentorship opportunities for Latinas and other women of color.
Gender and cultural studies alum, Kaitlyn Soligan Owens '12MA tells us about her journey into founding the successful Louisville haunt, Trouble Bar, and why it was important for her to build a safe, inclusive and comfortable space.
As many library workers faced pressure to continue operations throughout the pandemic, Bignoli vocally advocated for safer working conditions. Her campaign gained national attention and now Bignoli plans to build on this work to address long-existing issues.
Campbell's latest work, "Frieda's Song," was inspired by the life and career of psychiatrist Dr. Frieda Fromm Reichmann. Dr. Fromm Reichmann practiced at the Chestnut Lodge Sanatorium — not far from where Campbell, herself, did the same.