January 16, 2013

Students Connect with Alumni at Annual Networking Night

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Sponsored by Career Services and Alumni Relations, the annual New York City Networking Night took place Jan. 10 at the Princeton Club. More than 60 students made connections with 150 alumni representing a variety of career fields. The annual Philadelphia Networking Night will be held Jan. 24.

View more images from the networking night on Flickr

Sponsored by Career Services and Alumni Relations, Lafayette hosted its annual New York City Networking Night. Students made connections with alumni and explored different career fields.
Former classmates Kenneth Suarez ’09 and Rhonda Lee Davis ’09 take a moment to catch up.
Stephen Parahus ’84 speaks with a student.
Nii Adjei ’08 speaks with a student.
Raymond Macharia ’15, left, speaks with John Pierce ’81.
Ryan McCormick ’14 spends time with Kirtika Challa ’12.
Sarah Mucci ’11
Matthew Aaron ’10, left, shares some wisdom with Yue Yin ’14.
Emily Evanko ’16 meets with Paul ’81 and Stacey Leibowitz ’82.
Brian Carus ’16, left, and Brendan Tyne ’96
Marc Desmond ’10, left, speaks with Brandon Turner ’14.
Charley Mullaney ’16
Mac Ahsler ’14
Jessica Schor ’09 speaks with students.
Spencer Rice ’14 and Bruce Eatroff ’85 discuss careers.
Sarah Devery ’15
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  1. John Rehm says:
    January 25, 2013 at 3:45 pm

    The Networking mixer in NYC was great practice for the students. Face to Face is key. One young lady was carrying her resume. Good move! Whether they know it or not, by the very fact that each will have a degree, they can help prospective employers solve problems of growing their companies and increasing professional services. This is wonderful. Keep doing it!

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