Hundreds of family members and friends joined us on campus from October 23-25 for our annual Family and Friends Weekend. Among the weekend’s guests was President-elect Brian T. Edwards. As we begin planning for Family & Friends Weekend 2027, we'd value your input! Take our quick survey to help shape next year's experience →
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College News and Resources
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Stay informed and stay connected.
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Thanksgiving Break: Thanksgiving break begins Wednesday, November 25, and ends Sunday, November 29.
- Pre-registration for Spring Semester: Pre-registration for the spring semester started November 2 and ends tomorrow, November 13.
- Staying on Campus over Winter Break: Residence halls are closed beginning December 19 at 12 p.m. Students are expected to register with Residential Life if they are staying on campus for any part of the break.
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The nine colleges and universities involved in the project will also receive access to data from the Sebree Solar II Energy Center for classroom use, as well as campus speaking engagements, opportunities for site visits and student internships. Pursuing net carbon neutrality for its operations is part of the College’s current strategic plan, Haverford 2030.
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The Chesick Scholars Program recently hosted a series of events to celebrate first generation Fords around National First-Generation College Celebration Day. Programming ranged from a "Pizza and Polaroids" social to an insightful panel where faculty and staff advice shared their stories and advice for first-gen students. During the week Chesick Scholars also shared a single word that they would use to describe first-gen students →
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This summer, the Center for Peace and Global Citizenship (CPGC) awarded fellowships to 52 students. Fellows completed internships worldwide with organizations advancing peace, justice, inclusion, and sustainability. These fellowships build on more than 1,200 internships supported by CPGC since 2001. In our new series, Community Engaged, we are spotlighting Fords who have engaged with the CPGC in honor of the Center's 25th anniversary, these are their stories:
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This year, every gift made to the CPGC will be doubled by a match from Andy Pleatman '66 to ensure CPGC’s continued efforts to create impactful opportunities for future generations of Fords.
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Times are listed in Eastern Time (ET), unless otherwise noted. To register or learn more about an event, click the event title.
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Tuesday, December 8, 6 p.m.
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Join fellow alumni, parents, and friends for a fun evening of connection in Avondale, Georgia generously hosted by Daniel Marks '93 and Keri Powell at The Oakhouse.
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Sunday, January 17, 2:30 p.m.
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Volunteer to participate in a networking session on campus to help students practice articulating their career-readiness skills and build real-world connection skills.
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Financial Planning for Haverford's Future
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Rescheduled; New Date Coming Soon
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Due to a scheduling conflict, our November 18 virtual Fords Forum will be rescheduled. If you have already registered, you will receive an invitation to join us on the rescheduled date. Thank you for your flexibility and understanding!
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Family involvement is a powerful force that makes an immediate impact on the Haverford student experience. Your gift to the annual fund provides immediate support for Student Life, Student Health and Wellness, the Center for Career and Professional Advising, academic programs and opportunities, athletics, and so much more. The annual fund provides support where it is most needed, so your contribution directly elevates the daily experience of our students. Make your annual tax-deductible gift before December 31.
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Haverford College is committed to creating an inclusive and equitable community in which all of our members feel respected and welcomed. We celebrate differences of race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, and military/veteran status among our students, faculty, staff, alumni, families, and friends of the College. We look forward to seeing all of you at our events.
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