Spring 2013 (March 30, 2013)
Greetings Russell Sage Alumnae
GREETINGS RUSSELL SAGE ALUMNAE
AlumnaeNews brings you college news and classmate updates in between print issues of Connections magazine.In this issue of AlumnaeNews:
- Kelly Ryan '01 spoke about women's education in the U.S. during a recent trip to Egypt
- Class Notes and alumnae event photos
- Campus Quick Links
In the latest issue of Connections:
- Facebook's Diane O'Brien Murphy '98
- Russell Sage's Historic Meneely Bell
- RSCAA event photos and class notes
Share story ideas and class notes by e-mailing connections@sage.edu and visit the Russell Sage College Alumnae Facebook page to reconnect
Alumna Spotlight:Kelly Ryan ’01
“I was a total archaeology nut when I was a kid and have wanted to go to Egypt for as long as I can remember, said attorney Kelly Ryan ’01. In 2012, she finally made the trip and, through a connection at Amideast/Education USA, a U.S. Department of State program, spoke to high school-aged girls about higher education in the U.S. “Meeting these girls and talking to them about my experience at Russell Sage was a highlight of my trip,” she said, when she reached out to the College to share her impressions of these young women in a country in transition.Class Notes March 2013
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Capital District-area alumni had a great time at Saratoga Paint and Sip in February. Click here for more photos from this and other RSCAA events.
AlumnaeNews brings you college news and classmate updates in between print issues of Connections magazine.
“I was a total archaeology nut when I was a kid and have wanted to go to Egypt for as long as I can remember, said attorney Kelly Ryan ’01. In 2012, she finally made the trip and, through a connection at Amideast/Education USA, a U.S. Department of State program, spoke to high school-aged girls about higher education in the U.S. “Meeting these girls and talking to them about my experience at Russell Sage was a highlight of my trip,” she said, when she reached out to the College to share her impressions of these young women in a country in transition.