FAQs

What is the Seven Sisters Alum Association?

The Seven Sisters Alum Association is the first and only place for Seven Sisters alums and undergraduates to network and connect. We have become a trusted resource for our community through our programming and initiatives. We are now 80,000 alums and undergraduates strong. 

Alums and undergrads of the Seven Sisters Colleges - Wellesley, Smith, Mount Holyoke, Bryn Mawr, Barnard, Vassar, and Radcliffe- have never had a place to come together and form a community - until now. With our virtual and in-person programming, in addition to our on-line groups, we have laid a foundation to facilitate interaction between alums and undergrads of all the colleges. From career advice to finding roommates to building your personal brand to sharing favorite recipes, our community plays many roles in bringing our members together. 

How was the Seven Sisters Alum Association created?

The Seven Sisters Alum Association was launched after there was a demonstrated need from our Seven Sisters Facebook groups to have more one-to-one connections and more ways to become unified to share opportunities and information. We began with a simple website in 2017 to a current network of over 80,000 Seven Sisters alums and current students connecting across the platform to create a dynamic community. 

Where can I find out more?

With over 70 Facebook groups, there is something for everyone. We are also on LinkedIn and Instagram!

To find the Facebook groups and our Job Board - Seven Sisters Hiring Seven Sisters click here

LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/seven-sisters-alum-association/?viewAsMember=true

Instagram

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Who runs The Seven Sisters Alum Association?

Jennifer Pollock McNally, Smith '94, founded and self-funded the Seven Sisters Alum Association in 2017. She has been running the behind the scenes from our Facebook Groups to the Conferences and everything else in-between!

Jen is passionate about the Seven Sisters Colleges and Women’s Issues, and she has spent countless hours planning programming, developing content for our Zoom Calls, corresponding with members on a daily basis, and developing new ways for Seven Sisters Alums and Students to connect.

She lives in New Jersey with her family and when she is not helping smash the patriarchy, she enjoys playing tennis and doing laundry (just kidding). After having a 15-year career in sales at Reuters and Moody’s, she had taken some time off to spend with her family and is now dedicated to building and growing the Seven Sisters network to help empower and activate 7S alumnae here in the United States and around the globe.