The phrase "alumni man" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It could be used informally to refer to a male graduate of an institution, but it may not be clear or appropriate in all contexts.
Example: "At the reunion, the alumni man shared his experiences since graduation."
Alternatives: "alumnus" or "male graduate".
The Newport Harbor High alumni men's basketball tournament is set to take place July 27 at the NHHS gym.
They are also matched with alumni mentors, men of color who support their professional development.
A group of alumni from men's soccer teams of the 1980s from all over North America used Homecoming as the setting for an informal reunion.
The school's Billy Graham Center is named after its most prized alumnus, a man known as "America's Pastor" who took evangelism into the world and was as changed by those experiences as the people he attempted to reach.
— Jeff Gordinier Men's Journal: Here's a bouquet for the Ajax Diner in Oxford, Miss., the favorite restaurant of the Ole Miss alumnus Eli Manning, the New York Giants' Super Bowl-winning quarterback.
They are, to a man, alumni of the Cheney circle and the post-2001 Patriot Act security establishment, and close affiliates of the Israel lobby.
The University of Pennsylvania Alumni study comprised 23,414 Disability Index measurements in 2843 alumni (77% men), and there were 587 controls (56% men) in the runners study, observed through 5751 Disability Index measurements.
In recent years, elite colleges have emphasized the important roles they expect their alumni - both men and women - to play in society.
Samuel Huston 1892 reminds alumni that "college men" should prepare for war not just by drilling, but by using their "genius" to ultimately pursue peace among nations.
"I hope that King's will listen to its most beloved alumnus and a man revered around the world as a moral voice," said Mark Horowitz, from the Fossil Free KCL campaign.
