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Alumnae

Rooted locally. Connecting globally. 

Together, Lincoln School's 3,500 alumnae form one of the most powerful women's networks in the country -- a network that spans generations, professions, and continents!

Explore all of the opportunities to connect and engage with the Lincoln School Alumnae Association (LSAA) and with Lincoln today. 

 

LSAA THREADS of Engagement 

Connect and engage with fellow alums, current students, and Lincoln today with the following "THREADS" of engagement. (Catch the kilt reference? We thought you might!) 

Alumnae Board

Interested in taking on an LSAA leadership role? We are currently recruiting for the Alumnae Board! Schedule a conversation with Erica Busillo Adams, Director of Advancement, to learn more.

LSAA Events

From in-person LincUps across the country (and the globe!) to our Virtual Alumnae Speaker Series, if you love the art of the gathering, this is the THREAD for you!

Back to Campus

We love to welcome our alumnae back through the red doors! Whether you are interested in Alumnae & Reunion Weekend planning and outreach, speaking at a student assembly or guest teaching a class, or attending any of the amazing events that happen on campus throughout the school year, this is the THREAD for you!

Connecting

Whether it is through being a Class Scribe or College Ambassador, informally mentoring a current Lincoln student, or sharing a job opportunity or internship with a fellow alumna, if you are all about making meaningful connections within the Lincoln alumnae network, this is the THREAD for you!

Giving

From volunteering for Lincoln's annual Daisy's Big Giving Day, to encouraging your classmates to give during Reunion, to making your annual Lincoln Fund gift, if you love putting the FUN in fundraising, this THREAD is for you!

 

Check Out the Spring/Summer 2026 Issue of the Lincoln Magazine

The biannual Lincoln Magazine features community stories, alumnae spotlights, and school news and happenings. Class notes are published in the spring/summer issue. 

Not sure if your class has a scribe? Contact Sophia Theriault. 

 

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    Alumnae Spotlight

    A museum educator points to a painting while leading a group of children in a museum gallery.
    A group of young women in rowing uniforms celebrate with a trophy in front of a banner, while text on the left highlights their national championship win.
    A young woman in a striped dress stands in front of a tree-lined path with a building in the background.
    A smiling woman in a white t-shirt and jeans stands in the foreground, while the background features text about her podcast, %22A Day In Her Life.%22
    A smiling woman in a dark blazer is featured in the foreground, with text about her photography business and a camera graphic in the background.
    A professional speaker is featured in the foreground against a background of text announcing her new course.
    A smiling woman is featured in the foreground against a background of text and a tartan pattern.
    A smiling woman with blonde hair and necklaces is featured in the foreground, with text about her jewelry line in the background.
    A woman with glasses and blonde hair is featured in the foreground, with a plaid pattern and text about her in the background.
    A smiling woman in a white blazer is featured in the foreground, with text about her new role at the John E. Fogarty Foundation in the background.
    A portrait of Kilah Walters-Clinton is featured in the foreground against a background of text and the Girl Scout logo.

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