St. John's College Alumni Association

In 1827, the St. John’s College Alumni Association was founded by Francis Scott Key (Class of 1796). And 200 years later, in 2027, the Association will celebrate its bicentennial. We are planning numerous activities and special events throughout the year to come in commemoration of our 200th anniversary. As part of this effort, we invite alumni to share photos, documents, and memories that the Association can use to build out our celebrations. Please use the link below to send us your favorite commemorative materials; and don't be shy with your creativity. We can't wait to see them!

Please note that the below link is the correct one. An incorrect link was mistakenly sent out with the president's letter; we would appreciate you uploading your materials to the new link. Thank you for your understanding.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfVcamOyMpew2GeusQbqhMAMYdhaPwA-ak_mqhIHuROBzpQ2Q/viewform

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Postcard of a view from the state house dome
https://digitalarchives.sjc.edu/items/show/6223

Hot off the presses! Enjoy catching up on chapter events, classmate updates, and association activities with the St. John's College Alumni Association's quarterly newsletter, Eidos.
🔗Read the Summer 2026 edition:https://www.sjc.edu/application/files/5817/8524/9953/Eidos-Alumni-Association-Newsletter-Summer-2026.pdf

As SJCAAB President Brett Heavner's letter announced, the Summer 2026 edition of Eidos, the Alumni Association's quarterly newsletter, is now available! You can read it through the link in the comments below.

If you have news to share with the alumni community, we are now accepting submissions for the next batch of Class Notes to be included with Eidos Fall 2026, our next issue! You can submit a Class Note by using the Class Note Submission Form linked in the comments.

Alumni, you can now find the Alumni Association's President's letter in your email inbox. In this letter, hear from Brett about what's been going on this summer, including the release of Eidos Summer 2026, a recap of the 2026 commencement ceremonies, topics at the summertime AAB and BVG meetings, notice of 2026 All-Alumni meetings and elections, information about ongoing student support initiatives, and lastly, a request to alumni who have historic material they'd like to share in honor of the Alumni Association's upcoming Bicentennial.

If you didn't receive the letter and want to ensure you receive content from the College, please update your contact information through the link in the comments.

Notice of 2026 All-Alumni Meeting and Elections:

The 2026 All-Alumni Meeting and Elections will be held at Homecoming on the Annapolis Campus on Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 10-11:30 a.m. ET.

The meeting is open to all alumni, students, faculty, and staff. For those unable to attend the meeting in person, a Zoom link for the meeting will be provided.

Alumni will elect a Treasurer, Secretary, and seven At-Large Members of the Alumni Association Board of Directors. Additionally, alumni will vote on a proposed amendment to the Alumni Association’s By-Laws.

The election slate, candidate bios, instructions to nominate alternate candidates by petition, and the proposed By-Laws Amendment will be available on July 29, 2026 at www.sjc.edu/voting

Voting will be available online or by mail between September 7- 25, 2026, or at the in-person meeting at Homecoming in Annapolis on September 27, 2026.

Last Saturday was the Alumni Association Board's quarterly June meeting. Board members met to discuss several exciting opportunities for expanding alumni engagement with various SJC programs, from new efforts to beloved traditions like Croquet. The day concluded with a dinner connecting Board members with SJC personnel from Alumni Relations, Career Services, Advancement, and Communications. Thanks to the college staff who were able to make it - we are excited to see what we are able to achieve together.

Johnnies, we would love to include you in the "Class Notes" section of the Alumni Association's quarterly Eidos newsletter. Letting your classmates and the wider St. John's community know what you have been up to is as easy as filling out the form linked in the comments. Your submission will appear in the next edition, which is coming next month - so keep an eye out for the release announcement on our social media channels. We can't wait to hear from you!