The phrase "alumni feel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the emotions or sentiments experienced by alumni of an institution, such as a school or university.
Example: "The alumni feel a strong connection to their alma mater, often returning for reunions and events."
Alternatives: "alumni sentiment" or "alumni emotions".
Alumni feel proud and open up their pocketbooks".
They make alumni "feel like they're not just helping the institution, but they're really helping somebody else have that experience they had," Rudenstine says.
"Parents, faculty members and alumni feel very strongly that the test is very valuable in terms of preserving the kind of specialness and uniqueness that the school has," Mr. Rose said.
The key thing is not whether a chancellor is involved, it's whether we can move to a situation where our alumni feel they should put something back to help the next generation".
B5 Religion Journal B6 Neediest Cases B2 EDUCATION N.Y.U. to Reach Out to Alumni New York Unversity does not hold regular reunions for its graduates, and many alumni feel disconnected from their alma mater.
"The more that alumni feel proud, feel that they're leaning into the institution, the more likely they are to be supportive," she adds, and that can help to "plow the ground" for the next big alumni fund-raising drive, which is likely to start in 2012.
"I wasn't in support of it, and a lot of players and alumni felt that way," Kindall said in a telephone interview Friday from Tucson.
But that decision did little to help the situation: Protesters were still furious when the duo was paid more than $25 million each the following year, while other alumni felt Harvard was abandoning an incentive system that had proved successful.
This is also the competency with which the highest percentage of alumni feels confident in (95.6%).
Overall, the MPH alumni felt that HSPH emphasized research methods at the expense of some management and operational competencies.
Not every alumnus feels this way.
