Celebrating 30 Years: New York Alumni Social

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Archer is bringing the 30th anniversary celebration to New York!

Archer alumni are invited to join us for happy hour on Saturday, June 20, at TALEA Beer Co. West Village as we raise a glass to 30 years of excellence and innovation, and a future driven by fearless, curious, and compassionate young women. The School’s history has been shaped by its alumni, and this milestone is a chance to come together, reconnect, and celebrate that shared legacy. Enjoy great company, food and drinks, and special Archer giveaways as part of the celebration. This event is open to alumni of all ages.

Interested in attending but want to know who will be there? View the list of alumni currently registered for this event. This list is updated periodically as registrations are received. Class years will be shown for alumni who elect to not have their name publicized. 
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