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Algoma Homecoming celebrated in-person for first time since 2019

The weekend included a number of events
2021-05-02 Algoma University DMH
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Algoma University hosted Homecoming over the weekend for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic began.

The weekend saw campus tours and varsity soccer games among other events.

A dinner was also held that included Algoma alumni.

Following is a full release from the university on the weekend:

This past weekend, the Algoma University Department of Strategic Advancement and Alumni Affairs welcomed all alumni to our Sault Ste. Marie campus for the first in-person Homecoming since 2019. 

Over the course of the weekend, guests enjoyed campus tours, varsity soccer games, a Milestone Dinner at the Loft, and had the opportunity to explore renovations on campus, specifically the newly renovated Speakeasy campus bar.

“We had a wonderful weekend reminiscing with alumni,” said Ashley Foster, manager of alumni and strategic initiatives. “During our campus tours, we enjoyed hearing stories about Algoma University in its infancy and had the opportunity to showcase the tremendous growth on campus. We look forward to growing this annual event, and expanding the alumni presence across our campus communities.” 

At the Milestone Dinner, alumni who completed their studies 10, 15, and 20 years ago were celebrated, and the weekend wrapped up with a social at the Speakeasy, which was the first time many alumni saw the newly renovated and modern space.

“It was really great to connect with past alumni and celebrate the achievements of those who graduated from Algoma University over the last twenty years,” said Taylor Jaehrling, current global mobility and engagement coordinator at Algoma University, and 2017 Community Economic and Social Development grad. “Graduates from all different disciplines felt a huge sense of pride and accomplishment when thinking about their experience at Algoma U and we are all excited to see the growth of the university and the impact future graduates will have on the community.”

Stay connected and follow your Alumni team on  Facebook and Instagram. Are you an Algoma University Alumni? Make sure that you’re on the invite list for upcoming events by updating your contact information, here!


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