Rachel Vassel, the assistant vice president of the Office of Program Development, shares some exciting enhancements and developments from the office, including the first edition of Shades of Orange, celebrating news and accomplishments of African American and Latino students and alumni. Read more.

Mark your calendar! Coming Back Together takes place Sept. 14-17, 2017. Register before April 30 to take advantage of special pricing: $215 for alumni and $150 for members of Generation Orange. See you there!

This year’s alumni co-chairs Gwynne Wilcox ’74 and Jesse Mejia ’97 can’t wait to host you on campus for the best CBT yet! Read more.

Our Time Has Come Scholars Malcolm-Ali Davis ’18 and Leslie Sanchez ’18 represent the incredible potential of a Syracuse University education. They are thrilled to serve as this year’s student co-chairs. Read more.

From a first-generation college student to the first Latina to make partner at her law firm, Melendez proves that tenacity and supporting others create a cycle of success for everyone. Read more.

The University has bolstered support in the Office of Program Development: new executive director Mark Jackson is already hard at work and a national search for a development officer is under way. Read more.

During our December online fundraising campaign for the Our Time Has Come scholarships, $23,029 was raised and our scholar videos had thousands of views by alumni on social media. If you haven’t made your gift yet to support OTHC, give now! Read more.