An enduring connection

Whether you have been away from the Graduate School of Arts and Science a matter of months or many years, the Office of Alumni Relations will help you stay connected with the University and fellow GSAS graduates.

GSAS regularly honors graduates for achievements in their field, helps sponsor intellectually stimulating events and, coordinates giving on the part of graduates and other friends of GSAS. We value and need the support of our graduates.

Our graduates - more than 37,000 to date - are life-long members of our community, and their chosen fields and accomplishments are as varied as our courses of study.

Recent winners of the GSAS Alumni Achievement Award have included: Nobel Laureate biochemist, Julius Axelrod; Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, George Perle; historian and author, Margaret Maxwell; celebrated Realist artist, Philip Pearlstein; former president of Morehouse College, Hugh Gloster; and founder and president of the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, Ruth J. Abram. Many GSAS alumni have also been honored with university-wide awards: Philippe de Montebello, president of the Metropolitan Museum; Alan Greenspan, former chairman of the Federal Reserve; and Tamar Schlick, a leader in mathematical biology are only a few of our graduates who have received the Distinguished Alumni Award.

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