“For you girls belong to Tripp Lake, and Tripp Lake belongs to you.”
This last line from the song “Remember” is what guides our alumnae experience. Whether you were in 1AB just last summer, or attended camp many years ago, it is our goal for the experience, values, and connections to last long after your summers in the Promised Land. By maintaining an up-to-date myTLC alumna account, you will be able to connect with other alumnae, and stay current with alumnae and camp news.
CLICK HERE to register or update your myTLC account.
We strongly encourage you to follow TLC’s LinkedIn Page where we constantly highlight and celebrate our alumnae’s varied and impressive career experiences and accomplishments. If you subscribe to our LinkedIn The Leadership Corner Newsletter, you will be notified every time a new edition is posted. You can also follow us on Facebook and Instagram using the icons at the bottom of this page.
Additionally, if you find yourself interested in learning more about a particular industry or want to connect with alumnae whose experience and advice may be helpful, reach out to Georgia Wainger Sussman, our Head of Alumnae Relations, who will work with you to make these connections.
If you find yourself in the beautiful state of Maine, please come by for a visit.
Head of Alumnae Relations - Georgia Wainger Sussman
A former camper and counselor, and now mother of a young camper, TLC has been a part of Georgia’s life since she was eight years old. During her college years at Vanderbilt University, she spent her summers as the Assistant Head of Swim at Tripp, and then went on to attend NYU School of Law and work as a general litigator and employment lawyer, before transitioning to law firm administration and becoming the Director of Professional Development and Recruiting at an NYC law firm. After staring each day at Eric Bell’s watercolor map of TLC that was framed in her office for almost 20 years, Georgia returned to working at camp, this time as the Head of Alumnae Relations. She greatly enjoys using her prior experience to help old and new friends alike, and to continuously work on new ways to grow and improve our ever-expanding network of sisters (all ideas and advice are always welcome)!