Alverno Alumnae Association

Learn more about the need for more special education teachers and how Alverno is helping to fill the gap.

Thank you to Telemundo Wisconsin for having us on today to talk about the need for more special education teachers, and how Alverno is helping to fill the gap with a grant that will cover most of the costs for students from diverse backgrounds.

For the full story: https://www.telemundowi.com/news/alverno-college-ofrece-becas-para-cubrir-la-escasez-de-maestros-de-educacion-especial

Wishing you a wonderful beginning to the new year!

Alverno alums are passionate about the college and their experience. Hear why alum Amy Oliden ’09 believes in Alverno:

“As an alumna of Alverno College, I can wholeheartedly say that my experiences at this incredible institution have been pivotal in shaping both my career and my calling as an educator. Alverno’s unique approach to education—rooted in personal growth, reflection and a commitment to lifelong learning—has been the foundation of my success as a first-grade teacher for over 15 years at St. Matthew School.”

Read more about why Amy believes in Alverno: https://www.alverno.edu/magazine-post/Why-I-Believe-in-Alverno-Amy-Oliden-09

Did you know that 65% of new Alverno College students this year are the first in their family to attend college? Help to empower futures and inspire success by making a year-end gift today! https://www.givecampus.com/9zq12w

Do you know an alum who deserves recognition for their professional achievements, dedication to Alverno or leadership in the community and beyond? Please nominate them for an Alverno Alum Award. Nominations are due January 15: https://www.alverno.edu/alums/awards

We wish you moments of peace and joy this holiday season!

Maggie Wilmot, a senior majoring in public health from Houston, Texas, came to Alverno College to play Division III softball and to live in a city with opportunities related to her major. She graduates this month, and has worked for four local organizations to prepare her for a career in community engagement and advocacy.

Read more about Maggie's Alverno experience:

From Texas to Milwaukee When Maggie Wilmot, a senior majoring in public health from Houston, Texas, was looking for colleges, she knew she wanted to experience living in a new region of the United States. “I ca…

Congrats to our newest nursing graduates!

Congrats to this December's Doctor of Education (EdD) program graduates!

Some good news to share after a recent review from Alverno's accrediting body, the Higher Learning Commission.

Good news - the Higher Learning Commission has removed the college’s “financial distress” designation, effective immediately. You can read more about the latest development in our online newsroom: https://www.alverno.edu/Post/Higher-Learning-Commission-Removes-Alverno-College-s-Financial-Distress-Designation

Your support of Alverno matters to our students. Make a gift today: https://www.givecampus.com/9zq12w

Riley, a biomedical sciences major, says:

“I have relied on the First Gen Student Organization at Alverno College to help guide me through the challenges of being a first-generation college student. The individuals I’ve met through this group have provided invaluable support, not only in navigating academic life, but also by offering financial assistance for books, which has eased some of the financial burdens of college.

Receiving a scholarship to Alverno significantly reduces my financial stress, allowing me to focus more on my studies rather than worrying about how to afford school. With less pressure to work extra hours, I have more time to dedicate to my academic success, ensuring I can fully prepare for my future career.”

Thank you to all our alums, students, faculty and staff who attended Winterfest last week. A special thanks also to Alverno's Alum Council for organizing the holiday-theme photo booth and raffle prizes.