In case you missed last week’s post, we’re celebrating your one year grad-a-versary with a special gift.

In honor of your first year out we commissioned a painting exclusively for you. We’ll send you a print of that painting for free — you just have to ask for it.
Ryan’s been hard at work getting your prints ready to mail. Check out his progress below.

Sign up to get your print today!

That’s right, we made up a word: Grad-a-versary.

But for good reason – today we’re celebrating your first year out of school. So happy Grad-a-versary, Class of 2015!

And what better way to celebrate than with a gift. In honor of your first year out we commissioned UVM alumna and artist, Katharine Longfellow ’13, to make a painting exclusively for you. We’ll send you a print of that painting — you just have to ask for it.

Request your very own grad-a-versary print here.

Now, if you’re wondering ‘what will I do with a one-of-a-kind UVM art print?’ Don’t fret. We’ve got lots of ideas for you.

You can use it to decorate your desk at work or at home:

Or to brighten up a bookcase:

You could even hang it in your office at work:

Check out Ryan’s tutorial on how to hang a picture in your office in just one step:

Get your UVM grad-a-versary here!

We heard through the grapevine that you received another warm and fuzzy email regarding your UVM email account. Look familiar?

So very friendly and useful.

Just like in our one of our first posts about this way back in June 2015, we’re here to tell you that your UVM email is NOT being deactivated.

Below are the details, in case you missed the follow-up apology email from the UVM IT office.

Your @uvm.edu email address will keep working for another year, and at that point you’ll receive your lifetime email address that ends with @alumni.uvm.edu.

If you have any questions let us know.

And, whatever email you choose to use, make sure it’s up to date in your UVM record so you don’t miss out on events, giveaways and news from campus. Update your email here: alumni.uvm.edu/updateinfo.