Seattle Vanderbilt Alumni Chapter

18/12/2019

There are 8 tickets available for the Vanderbilt vs UW women's basketball game on Saturday at 4pm! Register for your $10 tickets here:

The Seattle Vanderbilt chapter invites all alumni, parents, families, and friends to join us as we cheer on the Commodores! The women's basketball team will be participating in the 2019 Husky Classic, where coach Stephanie White and the team will be playing against the University of Washington Huski...

15/09/2018

Go 'Dores! Thanks to everyone who came out to the game watch today. Stay tuned for more events coming up soon!

21/06/2018

Seattle Vandy Chapter invited Physics and Astronomy Professor David Weintraub to Miir Coffee. Professor Weintraub enlightened over 20+ Dores on "Life on Mars: What to Know Before we Go." This event was part of the Commodore Classroom.

10/10/2017

Make meaningful connections within your Vanderbilt alumni network on Thursday, November 2 at the fourth annual Vanderbilt University Networking Night! Seattle will join more than 30 Vanderbilt Chapters worldwide in connecting VU alumni from a variety of industries, schools and class years for a business networking happy hour.

Thursday, November 2, 2017
6 p.m. - 8 p.m.

The Red Door
3401 Evanston Ave N Seattle, WA 98103

Cost: Complimentary
Appetizers will be provided, cash bar available

Please Register Here: http://www.vuconnect.com/s/1643/index.aspx?sid=1643&gid=2&pgid=6879&content_id=6031

Questions? Contact Eli Sanders, BE'0: [email protected]

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10/10/2017

Join fellow VU alumni, parents, family & friends for a special lecture from Vice Chancellor for Administration Eric Kopstain.

Kopstain will share how the VU campus will transform over the next twenty to thirty years. From expansion of the undergraduate residential college experience to Vanderbilt's land use plan.

"Future VU : A Vision for the Future of Vanderbilt's Campus" October 26, 2017
6 p.m. Reception & 6:45 p.m. Presentation
Kimpton Alexis Hotel: 1007 1st Ave Seattle, WA 98104

Appetizers and beverages provided.
Parking available on-site at the Alexis Hotel

Register Here: http://www.vuconnect.com/s/1643/index.aspx?sid=1643&gid=2&pgid=6876&content_id=6029

Questions? Contact A.J. Carroll, Seattle Chapter Liaison: [email protected]

29/09/2017

Vanderbilt alumna, Elizabeth Scutchfield, is helping to organize Techstars Seattle Startup Week JOB FAIR Friday, October 6th 12-3pm. Join fellow Vandy alum and tech-minded folks seeking the next opportunity. More information here:

View more about this event at Techstars Startup Week Seattle 2017

16/09/2017

Exciting to see Vandy rising in the rankings! #14... Go Dores!

U.S. News & World Report today named Vanderbilt University as one of the best universities in the country as part of the publication’s annual rankings of top universities.

08/04/2017

It was a full house at MiiR's flagship today! Many thanks to visiting Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Institute for Coffee Studies Ted Fischer. More information on Professor Fischer's work can be found here: http://tedfischer.org/

22/03/2017

Join Seattle Vandy Chapter for brunch and a lecture with visiting Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Institute for Coffee Studies Ted Fischer!

When: 10 a.m., Saturday, April 8, 2017
Where: MiiR Flagship, 3400 Stone Way N, Seattle
Cost: $15 per/person. Includes Le Reve brunch and MiiR coffee.

REGISTER HERE:
http://www.vuconnect.com/s/1643/index.aspx?sid=1643&gid=2&pgid=5917&cid=9825&ecid=9825&crid=0&calpgid=594&calcid=1863

About the Lecture - There has been a dramatic rise in high-end coffee consumption in the U.S. These "Third Wave" coffees are described using the language of wine and sell for $25 per pound and up. In this talk, Dr. Fischer looks at this new coffee consumption market and then to Maya farmers in Guatemala who produce a growing share of these high-altitude beans.

For more information about the Vanderbilt Institute for Coffee Studies, visit www.vanderbilt.edu/ics.

Questions? Contact Eli Sanders, BE'05