The phrase "alumni led" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe initiatives, projects, or organizations that are directed or managed by alumni of a particular institution.
Example: "The alumni led initiative aims to provide mentorship opportunities for current students."
Alternatives: "alumni-driven" or "alumni-guided".
The i-lab is part of the Harvard Innovation Labs ecosystem located at Harvard, a three-lab entity focused on providing Harvard student and alumni led startups with the support they need to move their ventures further and faster.
Thanks to the generosity of our alumni, led by Peter B. Lewis '55, the talents of our faculty and students, and the support of our entire University community, the arts have moved from the periphery to the center of academic life.
UC Irvine alumni led the Newport Water Polo Foundation to the championship of the U.S. Open of Water Polo, completed Sunday at Irvine High.
Barron Lerner has well shown how American cancer treatment in the 1940s and 1950s was epitomized by heroic surgery, not least at the Memorial whose alumni led the American Cancer Society.
The Office of Career Services and Leadership Management helps students and alumni lead meaningful and impactful careers in the social sector by providing tailored guidance and support at every stage of their professional journey.
Across the five boroughs, Cornell students live and learn, faculty conduct research to solve urgent needs, alumni lead in law, finance, healthcare, media, tech and other major industries, and community partners join us to raise the quality of life for thousands of New Yorkers.
A team of Apple employees and Stanford alumni lead the course, which has attracted more than 80 students.
Not only did my interactions with D.C. alumni lead to a job, but they also led to a new friendship.
Juan Pablo Montoya, another Indy 500 champion and Formula One alumnus, led the current influx after winning one race and taking rookie of the year honors last year.
Col. William B. Wooster, a Gettysburg survivor and Yale alumnus, led them aboard the steamship Warrior for the trip to Annapolis, where they disembarked and marched again — this time to the drumbeat of racial epithets — three miles past the white soldiers' barracks to fields where the lucky ones hastened tents into place before a night of snow.
Alumni lead growth of next-gen defense.
