The phrase "alumni interviewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group of alumni who have been asked questions or surveyed for information, typically in research or reporting contexts.
Example: "The study included insights from alumni interviewed about their career paths after graduation."
Alternatives: "alumni surveyed" or "alumni questioned".
This past November , 20alumni interviewed more than 80 students in the UPOP offices on campus.
Many of the alumni interviewed point to the launch of the investigative podcast "Serial" as the moment when they first realized podcasting's potential.
Most of the alumni interviewed are from the 1960s and 1970s, when the administration started to make diversification of the student body a priority.
Among the Cape Cod alumni interviewed in the film -- there are more than 200 in the majors -- are Nomar Garciaparra, Todd Helton, Jeff Bagwell, Darin Erstad and Frank Thomas.
Put it this way: Robert E. Rubin, the former Treasury secretary, is one of many Clinton administration alumni interviewed on camera, and while the PBS crew spoke to Mr. Rubin in 2010, he wasn't asked about Glass-Steagall or any of the other decisions that he helped design and that after the 2008 credit debacle look so shortsighted.
With regard to position and current job, the 14 alumni interviewed were quite representative.
These associations organize activities ranging from social gatherings to alumni interviewing to programs featuring Princeton faculty.
John earned his MBA from Duke's Fuqua School of Business in 1990 and has actively participated in alumni interviewing in Lima since 1993.
Each year, more than 4,500 alumni interview thousands of the nation's top high-school students as part of DAA's Alumni Admissions Advisory Committees (AAACs).
More than 100 graduate alumni serve in leadership positions in regional alumni associations worldwide, and more than 1,000 graduate alumni have interviewed prospective undergraduates for the Alumni Schools Committee in recent years — playing an important role in shaping Princeton's future.
On Monday night, there were alumni players interviewed at halftime and alumni dancers strutting on the court during timeouts.
