Alumni and Friends Christmas Luncheon with winter campus scene in background

Alumni and Friends Christmas Luncheon

Please join us at St. Thomas on Dec. 6 as we gather with fellow alumni, family and friends for our annual Alumni and Friends Christmas Luncheon. During this festive event, visit with the community, hear remarks from President Rob Vischer and listen to music from our Chamber Singers as we focus on the joy of the season.

Guests will also enjoy a delicious lunch with fellow Tommie alumni and friends during this beloved St. Thomas tradition.

Registration is closed.

If you have any questions, please reach out to alumni@stthomas.edu.

Event Details

Alumni and Friends Christmas Luncheon
Friday, Dec. 6
11:30 a.m.-1:15 p.m.

University of St. Thomas
St. Paul Campus
Anderson Student Center
James B. Woulfe Alumni Hall

Please note: Registration has closed.

Parking Information

Complimentary parking in the Anderson Parking Facility is included with your registration purchase. Space is limited, we encourage you to register early. If you need accessible parking, please email our Alumni Engagement team at alumni@stthomas.edu.
Purple mittens with a Catholic Charities Twin Cities logo

Mittens for Those In Need

'Tis the season of giving, and we're partnering with Catholic Charities Twin Cities to collect size large, unisex mittens for those in need. Please bring your mitten donation to the registration table when you check in for the luncheon. Thank you!

President Rob Vischer giving a speech

Featured Speaker

President Rob Vischer

Rob Vischer was named the 16th President of the University of St. Thomas on Jan. 1, 2023, after acting as interim president for the previous seven months, beginning in June 2022. He was inaugurated on May 12, 2023.

In nearly 10 years as dean of the St. Thomas School of Law, Vischer has helped leverage the law school's mission to achieve critical objectives in student success and community impact. Over the course of his deanship, the law school has dramatically improved employment outcomes for its graduates, built a global student body by establishing partnerships with law schools in more than a dozen countries, redoubled its commitment to whole-person professional formation, maintained its top-25 ranking for scholarly impact, and made racial justice core to its mission. The Harvard Law School graduate was an inaugural recipient of the Minnesota Lawyer Diversity and Inclusion Award for his contributions to the advancement of diversity and inclusion in the practice of law.