The Annual Memorial Luncheons take place the first Friday of December to honor John and Frances Loeb, who for several years, hosted annual luncheons for Loeb classes at their New York City home.

Planned by groups of Loebs around the globe, the lunches are a chance to honor the Loebs, make new friendships, strengthen local ties, and reconnect with the Fellowship.

Please consider organizing a lunch in your hometown. Contact LaShawn with the details of your gathering so we can help spread the word.

The spring Collaboratory will meet on June 2, 12-1pm EDT, featuring projects from Betsy Otto ‘07 and Michelle Sullivan ‘05

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This year's meeting will be conducted in hybrid-fashion. All Alumni are welcome to attend the meeting, but registration for in-person or virtual participation is required. 

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LFAC meetings are open to all alumni. Join the next one in February, via zoom.

The first half of the meeting will discuss the business of the council which will take about 60 minutes. Tune in for the updates and exciting opportunities that need your assistance and participation.   The second half will be spent on a larger topic that will engage the entire alumni association. For this meeting, the newly formed connection group, the Loeb Water Group will present.

 Below is a brief overview of the discussion that will be facilitated by members of the Loeb Water Group:

Climate change is one of our most pressing challenges. Understanding and addressing water impacts (floods, drought, pollution, water supply)  is at the heart of adapting to climate change, balancing temperature extremes, and building climate resilience. A group of Loeb Fellows with a strong interest and expertise in water and climate adaptation have organized themselves as a group that can serve as a resource for the LFAA, the GSD and larger community of urban planners / designers. In addition to inviting other interested alumni to join the group, we hope to collaborate with you on any projects or initiatives that may need the unique expertise and capabilities that we offer.    

 All meeting materials (agenda, minutes, etc.) for this meeting can be found here

You must register in advance to attend. Sign up here

Join your neighbors for an in-person lunch to honor the memory of John and Frances Loeb.

If a lunch has not been planned in your town, make it happen. You only need one other Loeb! Last year we had in-person events in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Portland, and Washington DC.  London?  New Orleans? LA?  SF?  Make a plan today. and get in touch if you need contact information or want to spread the word.

This year’s Loeb Lecture will be given by Reginald Dwayne Betts, a critically acclaimed poet, scholar and advocate for criminal justice reform. Betts has described his path from teenage incarceration to Yale Law School, in both his writing and speaking. Read more about this exceptional person and the solo performance he’ll present on Oct.5.

This program will be virtual. Registration is required to attend and to submit questions.