Alumni Events Calendar

Your presence is requested at a Tau Alpha Upsilon Alumni Society event

Thursday, Nov. 19
6 – 9 p.m.
Heartland Brewery/HB Burger
Times Square Location
127 W. 43 St., Manhattan

$35 per person

Come hang out with the brothers of TAU and get an early start on the holiday season festivities.

Full buffet and premium bar included.

Please register online by Friday, Nov. 13.

Full refunds will be granted to those who contact the Binghamton University Alumni Relations Office at 607-777-2424 on or before Friday, Nov. 13.

This event is supported by the Binghamton University Alumni Association.

You’re Invited to a Private Screening at Gotham West

Tuesday, December 1

6:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Gotham West Market – Club Room
600 11th Ave.
(Between 44th and 45th)

Join us at the Club Room in Gotham West Market for an incredible holiday event.

Thank you to our fellow Binghamton alumnus Matthew Berenson ’02, Operations Director for Gotham West Market, who has carefully curated an exciting menu combining offerings from every one of the premiere, artisanal vendors who call Gotham West Market home in Hell’s Kitchen. The night will kick off with a wine tasting featuring Wines of South Africa (WOSA), a not-for-profit organization which promotes the export of all South African wine in key international markets. As the food hall concept sweeps the country, be sure to come and check out what the 2016 Michelin Guide called “one of Manhattan’s most favored gourmet feats.” It will surely shape up to be a fun night for all!

$45 per person includes food, beer, wine and tasting

Please register online for this event by Friday, Nov. 27. Space is limited, so register soon.

If you have any questions, please contact the Alumni Relations office at 607-777-2424 or [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you at this special holiday event!

Dan Cherico ’08, Rory Clark ’05 and Natalie Tod ’12
Metro New York Chapter Leaders

Cancellation Policy: Full refunds will be granted to those who call the Binghamton University Alumni Relations Office at 607-777-2424 on or before November 24.

This event is sponsored by the Binghamton University Alumni Association and the Metro New York Chapter.

The Professional Education Graduate Organization (PEGO) and the Graduate School of Education at Binghamton University invites you to the 1st Annual Celebrating GSE Research Forum!

This special event will bring together GSE alumni, local administrators, teachers and students for an evening of networking and engagement centered on the many ways the Graduate School of Education works within the community to build partnerships and advance educational research.

Poster displays will transform the President’s Reception Room on the Binghamton University Campus to showcase the works of faculty, doctoral students and undergrad research scholars’ findings.

A brief panel discussing the topic: Addressing Research to Practice Gaps (through school and community engagement) with guest panelists:
-Dr. Andrea Gumble, MA ’96, EdD ’14 -High School English teacher & Department Chair for English & LOTE Departments, Chenango Forks CSD
-Dr. Lawrence Dake, MAT ’03, MA ’04, EdD ’14 -Principal, George F. Johnson Elementary School, Union-Endicott CSD
-Mr. Christopher K. Sielaff, MAT ’08 -Global History & Geography teacher, Binghamton High School, Binghamton CSD

Thursday December 3, 2015
4:45pm – 6:30pm
The President’s Reception Room, Anderson Center
(Free Parking, please park in the parking ramp. Follow signs for GSE event).

Hors-d’oeuvre and refreshments will be provided.

There is no cost to attend this event. Space is limited. Registration is required. Please register online.

If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact Dr. Mason-Williams
L. Mason-Williams, PhD.
Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Education
Binghamton University
[email protected]
Office: 607-777-6693

Back by popular demand, the Greater Binghamton Chapter is once again hosting an event as part of First Friday.

Alumni, Appetizers and Art

Friday, December 4

5 to 6:30 p.m.: Appetizers and cash bar
6:30 to 9 p.m.: Binghamton Art Walk and self-guided tour

Remlik’s Grille & Oyster Bar
31 Lewis St., Binghamton

$10/person

Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the downtown Binghamton art scene at the First Friday Art Walk in December where many of our alumni will be showcasing their works of art.

Please register online prior to Wednesday, Dec. 2.

If you have any questions, please contact the Alumni Relations office at 777-2424 or by e-mail. This event is co-sponsored by your Alumni Association and the Greater Binghamton Chapter.

We hope to see you at First Friday!

Regards,

Danielle Britton ’06 MAT ’08, Douglas J. Camin ’05 and Marcia Steinbrecher ’90
Greater Binghamton Chapter Leaders

Cancellation policy: Full refunds will be granted to those who cancel on or before November 30 by calling the Binghamton University Alumni Relations Office at 607-777-2424.

Join us for a Binghamton University Alumni of Rochester Happy Hour Social!

Wednesday, December 9

5 – 7 p.m.

Amoré Italian Restaurant
East Ave Wegmans
1750 East Ave
Rochester, NY 14610

There is no cost to attend. Amoré will be offering food and drink specials for your purchase.

We hope you will join us for our first chapter happy hour! Rochester area alumni will gather in the beautiful pergola at the Amoré Italian Restaurant to enjoy seasonal specials and good company. If you’ve never joined us for an event before, this is a great way to introduce yourself in a fun and casual atmosphere.

Space is limited so please register online by December 7.

If you have any questions, please contact the Alumni Relations office at 607-777-2424 or [email protected].

We look forward to seeing you there!

Meredith Martin ‘06
Travis Martin ‘07
Diana Weber ‘13
Rochester Chapter Co-Leaders

Join Professor Howard Brown for his talk: Revisiting the Battle of Waterloo: The Psychology of Warfare
Wednesday, Dec. 9
6:45 to 8:45 p.m.

S. Dillon Ripley Center
1100 Jefferson Dr SW
Metro: Smithsonian (Mall exit)

We invite you to join Professor Howard G. Brown, Chair of the Department of History at Binghamton University, for his talk “Revisiting the Battle of Waterloo: The Psychology of Warfare” at the Smithsonian Institution on December 9, 2015. It will be held at the S. Dillon Ripley Center from 6:45 to 8:45 p.m.

Tens of thousands of people—many dressed in period costumes—gathered outside Brussels this summer to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo in some of the largest historical re-enactments ever staged. The encounter of June 18, 1815, marked the final defeat for Napoleon at the hands of a coalition of his enemies, ended almost a quarter century of continuous conflict, and ushered in a generation of peace in Western Europe.

As the final event—as well as the second bloodiest one-day battle—of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars, Waterloo epitomizes the nature of warfare at the time. It generated by far the largest number of memoirs to date about personal experiences of battle, making it the best event to analyze in terms of the psychology of warfare in early 19th-century Europe.

Beyond its pivotal role in international relations, Howard G. Brown, argues that a deeper understanding of the significance of Waterloo involves asking a range of more human-focused questions. For example, did the French Revolution’s emphasis on the dignity of the individual at all social levels change the experience of warfare? Did England’s system of elite boarding schools produce more psychologically robust officers? Did adding patriotism to the mix of honor and glory make warfare more bloody? Did the appalling carnage left after Waterloo increase concern for the psychological suffering of soldiers?

Brown finds that answering questions like these means analyzing Waterloo from the perspective of the individuals information. He does that as he presents an overview of the historic battle, its legacy in European history, and the meaning behind the large-scale modern re-enactments.

Please register online by Friday, December 4 at a special discounted rate of $20 for Binghamton University alumni (a $22 savings from the non-member rate). If you have any questions, contact the Alumni Relations office at 607-777-2424 or [email protected]. Professor Brown will be available and pleased to meet with alumni at the conclusion of the talk.

Second Annual
PwC Scholars Alumni Reunion

Tuesday, Dec. 22
6 to 9 p.m.
Atwood, Kitchen & Bar Room
986 2nd Ave., Manhattan

Join us for the second annual PwC Scholars Alumni Reunion. You will not want to miss the opportunity to get together for this enjoyable evening that will include a buffet dinner, dessert and open bar. This event will be a great way for alumni to stay connected with the program. Dean Upinder Dhillon, and faculty members Dina Layish and Elliot Kamlet, will also be joining us at the event.

Please register online for this event by Friday, Dec. 18. The cost will be $40/person. If you have any questions regarding our event, please contact me at [email protected].

This is a regularly scheduled planning meeting for the alumni volunteers involved with the Metro NY Alumni Chapter to discuss chapter activities. All alumni are welcome to attend who are interested in getting further involved with the chapter.

Contact the Metro NY Chapter Leaders at [email protected].

Dan Cherico ’08, Rory Clark ’05 and Natalie Tod ’12
Metro New York Chapter Co-Leaders

Join us as we paint the park green! This inaugural event is for current students, prospective students, alumni, parents and friends of the University to come together in the center of Manhattan and show your Binghamton pride!

Enjoy ice skating, light refreshments, and the chance to speak to various university representatives. Fun for the whole family with Baxter, photos with the Binghamton backdrop, a kids station, and spirit prizes being given away!

Registration link to be provided soon. Please contact [email protected] with questions in the meantime.

Kindly register online by January 4. The first 500 to register will receive a Binghamton University knit hat!

Are you looking to relocate to the Metro New York area after graduation? If so, we invite you to our BOLD Speaker Series event: The Ins and Outs of Buying or Renting in Metro New York. This event will allow you the chance to speak with two alumni who are seasoned in the real estate industry. They will provide insight into the process of buying or renting and answer any questions you may have.

Panelists:
Rory Clark ’05, licensed associate real estate broker, Halstead Property, LLC
Adam Zinberg ’05, real estate associate broker, Douglas Elliman Real Estate
*Open to students graduating in 2016

Register online now to reserve your spot because space is limited. Contact [email protected] with questions.