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Development and Alumni Relations provides opportunities to stay connected with �鶹��ý. Alumni, parents, students and friends make a difference at the University every day.

Learn more about attending events, volunteering, making a gift, and all of the other ways that you can connect with �鶹��ý!

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Upcoming Events

We offer a variety of events on campus, throughout the local region, virtually and in other areas where Ospreys call home.

Oct

October 8 - 11, 2026 | 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

�鶹��ý, Galloway

Join the campus community for a weekend of celebration. Alumni are encouraged to attend the following: 2026's Athletics Hall of Fame (10/9); Talon Trot 5K & Fun Run (10/10); Ospreys on Tap (10/10); Osprey Authors Book Festival (10/10); and the Golden Ospreys Dinner Reception (10/10, by invitation only).

Oct

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 | 4 - 6 p.m.

Galloway Campus, Scarpa Health Sciences Center

Enjoy networking and refreshments, followed by an opportunity to tour our state-of-the-art nursing and health sciences facilities. Hear brief remarks from �鶹��ý President Joe Bertolino, Foundation Board Chair Lori Herndon '92 and Dean Nikki Clifford.

Alumni News and Bird's Eye View

From career achievements to personal milestones, discover what Ospreys are up to!

Alumni News

**Hollisha Bridgers M.A. '18** was appointed principal of Sovereign Avenue School, bringing her career in education and community service back to the Atlantic City Public Schools.

Bird's Eye View

Loresa Daniel '08

Loresa Daniel '08

Find out how �鶹��ý impacted Loresa

Donor Stories

Those who generously support �鶹��ý and its mission often have impactful and inspiring reasons for giving.

Rooting Down and Supporting the Growth of the Next Generation
By Loukaia Taylor '22

FOR JANICE CAMBRON '79, returning to her roots in South Jersey marked the beginning of her ongoing support for �鶹��ý and its campus.

Cambron was living and working as a medical assistant in Washington, D.C., when she received a call about her mother’s sudden illness. She was also in the midst of debating a career change — Cambron was developing a desire to pursue the field of public health.

That’s when she remembered the college in the woods not too far from her mother, who still resided in her hometown of Egg Harbor Township.

“I got interested in public health, and �鶹��ý miraculously had a Public Health program. I think I probably transferred in with more credits than anybody else in �鶹��ý's history,” Cambron said with a smile.

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