Reunions & Gatherings

Alumni Homecoming 2024 group photo.

We love celebrating with Landmark College alumni, families, and friends at our home in Putney, Vermont, but soon we’ll be traveling again!

Join us for one of the many regional events we’ll host at locations across the country. Past events have been held in Boston, Chicago, Florida, Los Angeles, and New York City.

There’s always something going on to help our alumni stay connected. So please bookmark this page and visit it often to stay up-to-date on upcoming opportunities.

Upcoming Events

Nine alumni stand together in a friendly manner against a wall bearing the Landmark logo. Below the photo of the students is a blue graphic featuring the Landmark shark with its tail through the zero in "2026," and text that reads "Alumni Homecoming and Reunion Weekend" in yellow and "Sept. 26 & 27" in white.

Once a Shark, Always a Shark

Sept 26 & 27, 2026

All alumni are invited back to campus for 2026 Homecoming Weekend, with special reunion celebrations for classes ending in 1 and 6, from the Class of 1986 through the Class of 2021. Reconnect with your Landmark College family and celebrate together on campus! 

Weekend highlights: 

  • Reconnect with Classmates, Faculty, and Friends
  • Alumni Strategic Planning Vision Session
  • BBQ Lunch with Live Entertainment
  • Alumni vs. Students Volleyball Game
  • Mentoring & Networking Brunch
  • Homecoming Reception and Celebration of the 10th Anniversary of Landmark College's Bachelor's Degree Program

Register by Sept. 23 at the link below:

Register for the Alumni Homecoming

Homecoming Drafted Schedule (subjected to change)

Saturday, Sept. 26

  • 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.: Alumni Registration Required
  • 9:15 a.m.: Finn's Fun Run
  • 10 to 10:45 a.m.: Alumni Vision Session (Alumni Only) with President Dlugos 
  • 11 a.m. to noon: Continuing Education Session
  • Noon to 2 p.m.: Homecoming Festival & BBQ Lunch
    • Welcome back, Alumni Sharks! There will be a lot of festivities on the quad for you and your family, including an open-air photo booth, mini golf, department open houses, Upper Campus Commons tour, a peek into campus activities, and more!
  • 1 to 2:30 p.m.: Homecoming Pickup Volleyball Tournament 
  • 2 to 3:30 p.m.: Finntastic Swag Bingo
  • 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.: Alumni Reunion & Reception (Alumni Only)

Sunday, Sept. 27

  • 10:30 a.m. to noon: Alumni & Student Networking Brunch - Alumni Hall, Dining Hall 

*All meals listed are included in registration fees

A smiling woman with long hair is engaged in an online session, sitting in front of a laptop. The image features the text “ALUMNI LEARNING SERIES” beside her.

Landmark College Alumni Learning Series

Because learning doesn't end at graduation

Employment • Disability Rights • Independent Living • Self-Advocacy

This year, the Landmark College Alumni Learning Series is curating free public workshops and webinars from some of the nation's leading organizations focused on disability rights, employment, and independent living. Our goal is to connect alumni with trusted resources that support lifelong learning and continued success well beyond graduation.

Whether you're launching your career, exploring new opportunities, or building greater independence, these featured learning experiences are designed to help neurodivergent adults grow their skills, strengthen self-advocacy, and confidently navigate the next chapter.

 

  1. Job Accommodation Network (JAN) – Free ADA Webinars
    Cost: Free
    Audience: Employees, job seekers, disability service providers, and educators

    Topics include:

    • Requesting reasonable accommodations
    • Interview disclosure
    • ADA employment rights
    • Assistive technology
    • Communicating with employers

    JAN is considered one of the premier resources on employment rights under the ADA.

  2. ADA National Network – 4th Thursday ADA Talks
    Cost: Free
    Next August Topic: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Disability Access (August 27)

    Throughout the year, the series covers:

    • ADA employment protections
    • Disability civil rights
    • Public accommodations
    • Higher education
    • Voting rights
    • Technology accessibility

    All webinars include captions and ASL interpretation. 

  3. Social Security Administration – Ticket to Work WISE Webinars 
    Cost: Free

    Excellent for adults receiving SSI or SSDI who want to work.

    Topics include:

    • Working without losing benefits
    • Employment rights
    • Career planning
    • Vocational rehabilitation
    • Building financial independence

    Recordings are available on demand if you miss a live session. 

  4. EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission)

    Cost: Free 
    The EEOC periodically hosts webinars explaining:

    • ADA employment protections
    • Interview rights
    • Reasonable accommodations
    • Disability discrimination
    • Filing complaints

    These sessions are taught by the federal agency that enforces employment discrimination laws. 

  5. Centers for Independent Living (CILs)

    Cost: Usually Free 
    Many Centers for Independent Living offer virtual workshops on:

    • Self-advocacy
    • Housing rights
    • Independent living skills
    • Benefits planning
    • Transportation rights
    • Disability civil rights

    Programs vary by state but are open to adults with disabilities across the U.S.

    Find your state's CIL on the Centers for Independent Living website. 

     

August Featured Learning Opportunities:

  • Thursday, Aug. 6 
    Accessible Voting & Disability Rights

    Hosted by the ADA National Network

    Explore:

    • Understanding your rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) 
    • Accessible voting and civic participation 
    • Self-advocacy strategies 
    • Removing barriers to participation 

    Register for ADA Events and Trainings

  • Wednesday, Aug. 26 
    Working While Receiving Disability Benefits

    Social Security Administration – Ticket to Work

    Discover:

    • How work affects SSI and SSDI benefits 
    • Employment supports available to you 
    • Career planning resources 
    • Building financial independence 

    Register for Ticket to Work Webinar

Questions?

Tricia Stanley
Director of Alumni Relations
802-387-6464
[email protected]