Alumni

Once a Seahawk, Always a Seahawk

The Office of Alumni, Parent and Family Programs works closely with these constituencies to increase participation in University activities, giving and support. From the early tradition of volunteer participation by alumni and parents, the office today engages hundreds of volunteers in service to the University through many avenues of programming, service and giving. The office supports the University mission, purpose, vision, values and strategic direction, and embodies the belief that alumni, parents and families are key components in the continued success of Salve Regina as a leading institution of higher education.

Commemorative Gift Collection

Alumni Spotlights

44th Annual Governor's Ball

Alumni Event Photos

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Alumni Spotlight: William Magnier '94

Salve Regina felt right to me from the start. During my 4 years at Salve Regina I could feel the care on campus. From the faculty, staff, coaches and fellow students, people simply cared! They cared about my development and watching me through to stay on track. I was always encouraged the proper directions for success in mind, body, and Spirit. I feel it was a place that cared about the “whole” me.

Salve Regina is a place that believed in me and kept me accountable. In turn, a place I really wanted to do right by.

26 Years later…. I still feel the care. I have grown to really appreciate Salve Regina. From its deep-rooted and rich traditions, the amazing campus, and best of all, its people! I give because it's full circle for me! I want to show the current and future generations the same support and encouragement that was shown to me. I hope they embrace the opportunities right among them to teach them about who they really are and take steps in preparing to be the best version of themselves for their future.

More Alumni Spotlights

Alumni and Family Features

Dr. Hugo Sotelo and Dr. Glenda Sotelo
(Parents of Tatiana ’23)

The Sotelo family own a dental business in Attleboro, Massachusetts. They have four children and their daughter Tatiana is a freshman. They are doing some little things to teach their children to give back. Glenda has dropped off personal protective masks and gloves for the tellers at their local bank. They’ve also donated masks to Sturdy Hospital in Attleboro.

Paul Bulger ’88

Bulger's camper-van conversion company, TouRig, turned a 2016 170-inch Mercedes-Benz Sprinter into an off-grid capable tiny home on wheels that is now occupied full-time by a couple and their two dogs. Bulger's story was featured on BusinessInsider early in July.

Jennifer Perrault '03

Jennifer Perrault, a Yarmouth educator, was named state recipient of Sanford Teacher Award, which is given to teachers who bring commitment and inspiration to their classrooms.

Katherine Picarde '13

Picarde has written and published her first children’s picture book titled, The Little Ouch.
This story speaks to kids who struggle with anxiety and discomfort when it comes to getting shots.