BRIDGE Your School
Students learn together.
But do they feel like they belong?
Students can spend years surrounded by their peers and still struggle to find their people, navigate major transitions, and build meaningful relationships. Opportunities to slow down, connect, and develop those skills can easily get lost in the day-to-day.
BRIDGE helps schools create intentional opportunities for students and alumni to build relationships, navigate transitions, and feel a stronger sense of belonging.
Foster stronger relationships across your
school community.
Student Workshops
Thoughtfully curated activities tailored to your students’ needs and your school’s goals, giving students an engaging way to build relationships, practice meaningful communication, and navigate transitions.
Transitions Conversation Card Game
A conversation game designed to help students and alumni reflect, spark meaningful conversations, and navigate change together. Discounted pricing is available for schools ordering in bulk.
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Digital Connection Tools
Flexible, self-guided resources students and alumni can use anytime to connect meaningfully—no facilitator required.
Campus Culture Videography
Bring your school community to life for prospective students, alumni, and your online audience through thoughtful video that captures the people, stories, and experiences that make your campus unique.
Alumni Engagement Activities
Interactive activities designed to bring alumni together across generations, spark conversation, and create a more engaging experience at reunions, alumni events, and gatherings.
“During our all-class reunion at Bennington College, the Transitions card game played a key role in helping alumni connect with each other in more meaningful and intentional ways. It was a hit! Dānia brought a similar approach to our Life after Bennington course - tasking students to (gasp!) talk to each other and share their own personal and academic journey. I can’t say enough about how these interpersonal prompts go far beyond typical ice breakers and help to bring people to a shared understanding and purpose within a group. Highly recommend.”
— Shay TOTTEN, director of alumni & constituent engagement, bennington college