Alumni Greetings, Sierra Nevada College Alumni!.jpg) As your new president, I want you to know how proud I am to be a part of the Sierra Nevada College family. This fine, young institution has such a bright future and I am thrilled to be here at this time in its history. For the first time in its short life, Sierra Nevada College—Nevada’s only private liberal arts college—is in a position to establish itself as a leader in this state as well as the nation. Sierra Nevada College is developing a distinctive character that will provide the highest-quality education for its students, in addition to bringing the campus well-deserved national recognition. Sierra Nevada College will always be a part of you and you will always be a part of Sierra Nevada College. This is your college! Please come visit this beautiful part of the world and one of America’s most beautiful campuses whenever you can. To help us further our goal of connecting with the alumni of Sierra Nevada College, the college has filled the position of Alumni Relations Manager. We are fortunate to have brought in Lane Murray, a 19-year veteran of SNC, to lead this department. If you have any contacts with previous SNC students and/or graduates, would you be so kind as to email Lane at lmurray@sierranevada.edu, as we would like to make sure they are on our email list for SNC updates. Finally, I want to say thank you to all the men and women who have helped make Sierra Nevada College the fine institution it is. It is their hard work and dedication that created a college I want to be a part of. It’s now your job to continue that hard work and dedication so that those who come after us will fall in love with this place just as we have. President Robert Maxson
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Alumni Relations
Lane Murray Alumni Relations Manager 775-831-1314 ext. 7448 lmurray@sierranevada.edu
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