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AADC ALUMNAE-NEWS
JULY 2017
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YOU Made a Difference in Fiscal Year 2017
Thank you for your efforts in impacting the lives of sister alumnae and the future of our alumnae organization. Your 2017 Fiscal Year AADC Annual Appeal gift will continue to support alumnae connections to our alumnae organization, life-long learning opportunities, and each other. We thank you for your involvement and generosity. You are a vital part of our alumnae organization's bright future in moving forward together.
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AADC Presents Second Annual Career Symposium in September
This year's Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt '42 Workplace and Professional Development Symposium on
Saturday, September 16, features career workshops together with ou Morning Plenary session, "Get Gravitas: How to Communicate without Saying a Word," by
Beena Kavalam '98. Our Luncheon Keynote, "Developing Your Network, Link by Link," features Jeannine LaRue.
Symposium Chair Lisa Kaado '03 encourages all alumnae to register today for an inspiring day of workshops, networking and connecting with sister alumnae.
Click to Register for the Symposium
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AADC Alumnae Reunion Weekend 2018 Volunteer Leaders Training Scheduled for August 24
This year's Alumnae Reunion Weekend will take place on April 19-21, 2018, during the AADC's special milestone anniversary weekend celebration. All Class Officers, Affinity Network and Regional Group Chairs are invited to attend this training session on August 24 at the Ruth Schilling Hennessy Alumnae Center. You will be presented with the weekend's exciting festivities and learn about the planning tools you and your classmates can use to plan your class reunion within this special weekend. Linda Caldwell Epps '73, Chair of the AADC's Milestone Anniversary Committee, and AADC staff will be on hand to answer questions and solicit your support as we work together to plan and execute a memorable anniversary weekend, highlighting our traditional reunion events.
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Save the Date for AADC Anniversary Weekend Celebration and Reunion 2018
We have so much to celebrate during our 95th anniversary! Save the date as we herald this important milestone, as well as celebrate Reunion Weekend 2018! Events taking place during our anniversary weekend from April 19 to 21, 2018 include: Thursday - An Evening to Honor AADC Benefactors; Friday - Vanguard Reunion Luncheon; Saturday morning - AADC Alumnae Reunion Convocation in Voorhees Chapel, followed by afternoon activities; and Saturday evening - a special Anniversary Gala to be held at the Heldrich Hotel in New Brunswick. Stay tuned for more information and don't miss this wonderful weekend!
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Join the AADC's Evergreen Society
Did you know that if you support the AADC over two consecutive years you will become a member of the Evergreen Society? Please join now by renewing your support today! Per the Agreement, the Annual Appeal is not on behalf of NJC, DRC, Douglass or Rutgers.
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AADC Mabel's Alumnae Mentoring Program Kickoff at Symposium
More than 60 pairs of Mentors and Mentees have been matched in the second year of the AADC Mabel's Alumnae Mentoring Program. Participants will be notified soon and will have a chance to meet and connect at our Kickoff Session at the Victoria Dabrowski Schmidt '42 Workplace and Professional Development Symposium on Saturday, September 16, at the Douglass Student Center. This enriching mentoring program
is designed with our vibrant alumnae in mind, providing professional development opportunities and connections across generations, distance, career levels and backgrounds.
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Nominations Sought for AADC Board of Directors
Finding and selecting appropriate candidates for Associate Alumnae of Douglass College Board of Directors positions is critical to the success and leadership of the AADC. We invite you to nominate an alumna for the Board and are seeking a President and Vice President for Administration for the next term. Click below to download one of two nominations forms. Please complete and submit to the Chair of the Nominating Committee for consideration as noted on the forms.
Self Nomination Form
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Celebrating 95 Years of Alumnae Sisterhood
The AADC is alumnae-created, alumnae-led and alumnae-driven and proud to herald our 95th anniversary year. We celebrate this important milestone in a special publication from the spring. Please enjoy some highlights from our amazing history.
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Participate in the AADC Young Alumnae Network
The AADC Young Alumnae Network welcomes alumnae to get involved and participate in meetings held at the Ruth Schilling Hennessy Alumnae Center. To get involved, email Chair Heather Tedesco '12 at the link below. Hope to see you at an upcoming AADC YAN meeting, Sisterhood Book Club or event soon!
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elebrate the AADC's 95-Year Legacy
All AADC events and programs are supported by the generosity of alumnae and friends like you. Contributing to the AADC Annual Appeal supports alumnae initiatives to advance our diverse and talented alumnae community forward together. Per the Agreement, the Annual Appeal is not on behalf of NJC, DRC, Douglass, or Rutgers.
Click here to help build a strong future. Thank you!
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Get Involved and Engaged with the AADC
If you have never been active with the AADC, or are already participating in programs and events, you are always welcome to volunteer and get involved! The Associate Alumnae of Douglass College welcomes alumnae volunteers to help out at the Ruth Schilling Hennessy Alumnae Center (RSHAC), serve on AADC committees, plan events and lectures and so much more. If you are already an active volunteer, thank you for sharing your time, talents and treasures. Please spread the word.
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Network Through Our AADC Regional Connection Groups
Our groups are growing all the time! What a
great way to connect with each other and with the AADC.
Reach out to the group chairs listed below to get involved. To help us start one in your area, contact Associate Director of Alumnae Relations
Valerie Hughes Zieniuk '05
at the AADC.
California Connection Groups
San Francisco Bay Area Connection Group
N
ew Jersey Connection Groups
If you live in either the
Wilmington area or the Research Triangle area, contact
Donna Coulson '77 t
o get involved.
Palm Beach, Florida, Area Connection Group
The AADC invites your involvement whether you are a native of Florida, snowbird or vacationer. Contact
Eileen Cotter at the AADC.
Washington, DC, Metro Area Connection Group
All alumnae in D.C. and the surrounding Maryland and Northern Virginia areas are welcome to become involved. Contact Chair
Shireen Lewis '86.
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Engage with Your Alumnae Sisters Through AADC Affinity Groups
Reach out to one of our affinity group chairs to connect with alumnae with similar interests. To learn more about existing groups or developing a new group, contact Director of Alumnae Relations
Dineo Thompson '05
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AADC Black Alumnae Network (BAN)
BAN is a great way to connect through meetings and events. Contact President
Caprice Jenerson '90
for more information.
AADC Young Alumnae Network (YAN)
YAN meets at the Alumnae Center on the second Tuesday of each month, except June, July and August. Contact Chair Heather Tedesco '12.
AADC Pride Network
The AADC Pride Network promotes support, networking and celebration among lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer-identified and allied alumnae. To get involved, contact Chair
Sue Estler '66.
AADC Asian Alumnae Network
AAN seeks to foster a community among alumnae of Asian cultures, including but not limited to: Indian, Chinese, Pakistani, Japanese, Korean, Bangladeshi, Filipino and Sri Lankan. We are looking for an alumna to chair this network. Contact
Dineo Thompson '05 at the AADC to help re-start this group.
AADC Latina Alumnae Network
The Latina Alumnae Network (LAN) seeks to foster a community among Latina alumnae. If you would like to chair this network, please contact Dineo Thompson '05.
Bunting Connections
Bunting Connections builds relationships among sister alumnae who participated in the Mary I. Bunting Program. Contact chair Jean D'Amore '09.
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Sign Up Now for Alumnae Travel
The AADC offers many exciting travel opportunities to see the world and connect with sister alumnae
through our Alumnae Travel Program. Join AADC Executive Director Valerie Anderson '81, who will host our exciting upcoming trips!
Click links below for details.
Click here for Cuba: People, Culture, Art, November 10-20, 2017
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Thank you to our supporters of the AADC Annual Appeal who make events and programs possible. Your contributions help support the initiatives that empower and strengthen our alumnae sisterhood and the general operations that power them. The Annual Appeal is not on behalf of NJC, DRC, Douglass or Rutgers. Please click here to Make a Gift.
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