Brown Alumni Association

Spotlight

Sectarian Conflict: Myths, Realities [video]

Watch Professor Melani Cammett ’91 describe complex situations and relationships in the Middle East.

Check out Brown groups around special topics like dance, engineering, the environment and more.

Alumni in the News

Jim Yong Kim ’82, president of Dartmouth College, sat down with Forbes to discuss Dartmouth’s new Center for Health Care Delivery Science and what it may mean for the nation’s health care spending. See the related video.

PixelQI CEO Mary Lou Jepsen ’87, ’97 PhD has a New Year’s resolution: re-invent the computer display.

Carlos Lejnieks ’00 left Wall Street to mentor middle-schoolers. Now he heads New Jersey’s largest Big Brothers Big Sisters club.

Deborah Mills-Scofield ’82 reached back to her family history in Nazi-era Europe to understand the importance of networks.

Jesse Finkelstein ’05 collaborated on the design and manufacture of habits for a new Catholic order of nuns.

Bill O’Brien ’92 is the new head football coach at Penn State, and his future players are psyched. [video]

Giving Back

Your gift to the Brown Annual Fund helps Brown continue to offer one of the best educational experiences in the world.

Alumni News

2/17 Webinar with Karen Hoffman ’83
Rethinking Your Career: Returning
to the Paid Workforce

This webinar will provide some essential strategies to help you prepare for today’s job market. Learn how to identify your translatable skills and showcase the value you bring so you can approach your job search with confidence. Register today.

Previously recorded webinars are also available online.

Meet the Future of Brown

Why do Ellen Hunter ’04 and Dee Dee Sturr ’82 love interviewing prospective students? Meeting fantastic kids, connecting with the alumni community, and giving back to Brown are all part of the mix. Learn how meaningful—and fun—alumni interviewing can be!

Who’s making the world a better place?

Do you know alumni who are making a real difference in their communities? Nominate them to receive the Brown Alumni Association’s John Hope or William Rogers awards. Past honorees include human rights advocates, educators, authors, medical pioneers, and more.