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In Memoriam
We are so sad to announce that longtime employee of the UClub, our much beloved Maryann Evans passed away unexpectedly on October 21,2021.
Maryann was a loyal employee to this club for over 17 years. She knew everyone by name and always had a witty smart alec comment for all! The word “no” was not in her vocabulary. Maryann always was the first to lend a helping hand any where that was needed.
She loved and cherished her family. Maryann talked about them all the time. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother and friend. I know her presence will be truly missed. I know everyone that worked with her will miss her very much. It is a void that will never be filled.
Maryann was a loyal employee to this club for over 17 years. She knew everyone by name and always had a witty smart alec comment for all! The word “no” was not in her vocabulary. Maryann always was the first to lend a helping hand any where that was needed.
She loved and cherished her family. Maryann talked about them all the time. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother and friend. I know her presence will be truly missed. I know everyone that worked with her will miss her very much. It is a void that will never be filled.
Plutarch,"How to be a good leader"
A lecture series with UClub favorite Giacomo Calabria
Wednesday Evenings
11/3, 11/15, 12/1, 12/15
6:30pm
A lecture series with UClub favorite Giacomo Calabria
Wednesday Evenings
11/3, 11/15, 12/1, 12/15
6:30pm
COURSE DESCRIPTION AND GOALS
This series is to analyze and discuss Ancient Greek philosopher Plutarchs most famous writings on leadership. We will read essays on leadership from Plutarch's Parallel Lives, discuss them and compare the historical figures and situations covered in US history. The goal is to give participants a better understanding of leadership, which aspects of it remained favorable throughout history, and what lessons can be learned from Plutarch to better understand and practice good leadership.
This series is to analyze and discuss Ancient Greek philosopher Plutarchs most famous writings on leadership. We will read essays on leadership from Plutarch's Parallel Lives, discuss them and compare the historical figures and situations covered in US history. The goal is to give participants a better understanding of leadership, which aspects of it remained favorable throughout history, and what lessons can be learned from Plutarch to better understand and practice good leadership.
Let My Legacy Be Love.
A Shortcut to Self-Loving.
An in-person book talk with Christina Beauchemin
Thursday November 18,2021 5:30 p.m.
In Let My Legacy Be Love, Christina Beauchemin shares her personal stories as an example of what is possible when we look at past experiences with curiosity, openness and a willingness to consider a different perspective. By digging in—and for the first time, taking a very honest look at the experiences that shaped her adult life—Christina found her truth.
Each chapter of this candid, touching, sometimes funny and other times heart-rending collection of true stories is followed by a series of “discoveries” uncovered through looking at the story from a different, more mature perspective.
Let My Legacy Be Love is a one-of-a-kind journey toward understanding, forgiveness,
and peace.
A Shortcut to Self-Loving.
An in-person book talk with Christina Beauchemin
Thursday November 18,2021 5:30 p.m.
In Let My Legacy Be Love, Christina Beauchemin shares her personal stories as an example of what is possible when we look at past experiences with curiosity, openness and a willingness to consider a different perspective. By digging in—and for the first time, taking a very honest look at the experiences that shaped her adult life—Christina found her truth.
Each chapter of this candid, touching, sometimes funny and other times heart-rending collection of true stories is followed by a series of “discoveries” uncovered through looking at the story from a different, more mature perspective.
Let My Legacy Be Love is a one-of-a-kind journey toward understanding, forgiveness,
and peace.
OFF THE RECORD
Returns to the UClub
Friday December 10th at 8:00pm
The Capital districts favorite 60"s style band returns to the UClub Friday December 10 in the Grille Room. The cost is $15.00 and will include a drink ticket for a glass of wine, beer or soda.
Please make your reservations by December 6th
Returns to the UClub
Friday December 10th at 8:00pm
The Capital districts favorite 60"s style band returns to the UClub Friday December 10 in the Grille Room. The cost is $15.00 and will include a drink ticket for a glass of wine, beer or soda.
Please make your reservations by December 6th
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Artist-in-Residence Reception
First Friday, November 5
6 p.m.-8 p.m.
Erika Reilly
Join us for our opening reception for the UClub’s latest Artist-in-Residence
Erika Reilly. Erika has a master’s degree in photography from Parsons School of Design, and a BA from SUNY New Paltz, which granted her the opportunity to study Medieval art in Paris.
Erika has received numerous awards including the Ernst & Cecile Holzinger Memorial Award for Photography, the Most Creative Award for her volunteer photographic project from the Metropolitan Council of Jewish Poverty, and a creative award for her work shown at The Fence Show at the Arts Center.
Erika's photography experience includes working for Art forum Magazine, Art + Commerce, Macy's Commercial Studios, Woodstock Center for Photography, Blackstar Publications and the Samuel Dorksy Muse-um of Art. Erika has taught digital photography and photo shop at SUNY Purchase's Pre-College program, F.I.T., The Art Center and the Capital Region BO-CES.
In addition, she is an active member of the Professional Women Photographers and the National Association of Women Artists. Her work has been dis-played internationally at various galleries including, Mastul e.V. in Berlin, Houston Center for Photography, A.I.R. Gallery, Calumet Gallery, The New York Hall of Science, Salmagundi Gallery, Albany Art Gallery, and The Gallery in Stamford.
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The University Club of Albany was founded in 1901 by prominent citizens of the Albany area in order to "establish and maintain assembly rooms, promote social activities among the members and cultivate and maintain university spirit in the City of Albany." More than one hundred years later, the history and tradition endures. The University Club continues to attract the best and brightest from all walks of life and to offer services and facilities that respond to the current social and business needs of a diverse and unique membership.
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