Class and School Engagement

Class and School Engagement

Connect With Your Class

The BC Alumni Association offers a variety of opportunities to keep you connected to your class as well as the school you attended after you graduate.

Class-based programs center around our Reunion program and involve alumni volunteer committees from the 5th - 65th Reunion classes. School-based programs focus on highlighting faculty and academic programs within the eight schools at BC and are tailored to alumni based on their field of study or industry.

Reunions at Boston College are a wonderful way to reconnect with your classmates, see how campus has evolved and relive your days on the Heights. Learn more about Reunion!

Alumni Classes

617-552-8464
classes@bc.edu

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Reunion

Reconnect with your classmates and celebrate your days on the Heights!

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School Engagement

School Engagement seeks to develop alumni programming that will help drive engagement by providing school-based-specific content to expand programming offerings to our alumni, parents, and friends community.

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Young Alumni

Serving our Graduates of the Last Decade through engagement and programming initiatives.

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Student-Alumni Programming

Stay connected with the Heights while engaging with current BC students! Learn how you can get involved with the Alumni office while educating current students about the importance of giving back to their alma mater.

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Class Notes/Class Correspondents

Submit a Class Note to the Boston College Alumni Magazine to share your accomplishments and life updates with your classmates!

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Newton College

The alumnae of Newton College and their legacy continues to grow at BC with various events taking place from Book Clubs to Reunions.

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Book Club

Newton College Book Club

The BC Alumni Association welcomes Newton College alumnae to Cadigan Alumni Center for another semester of Newton College Book Club meetings. The book club is moderated by Professor Judith Wilt, past Newton College Alumnae Chair in Western Culture.

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