The phrase "alumni panel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of former students who come together to discuss their experiences or provide insights, often in an educational or professional context.
Example: "The university is hosting an alumni panel this weekend to share career advice with current students."
Alternatives: "graduate panel" or "former student panel".
I dream of an all-Salon/Salon Alumni panel of Jake, Joan, Mike Madden, Alex Pareene and Heather Havrilesky.
Moreover, our students met with their professors and attended individual academic and career advising sessions, participated in a skills workshop on multinational negotiation scenarios, and visited the U.S. Agency for International Development for a School of International Service alumni panel that offered them advice on careers in development.
I would not want my participation to be a distraction from the main topic of the event or to put Chairwoman Schapiro and the other distinguished alumni on the panel in an uncomfortable position.
A few times a year, the students went on college tours up and down the East Coast, where they were hosted by Freedom University alumni and led panels about the school.
At least, they seemed to be last month at the fashion show where the student designs were shown off to a cheering audience and a panel of alumni experts, including Michael Alexin, Target's vice president for product design and development.
Parents, students, and alumni have testified at Panel for Educational Policy meetings.
Students, parents and alumni have testified at Panel for Educational Policy meetings in front of the Chancellor and members of her staff.
Now the network is contemplating a complete makeover of the show, possibly by replacing last season's judges with a panel of "Idol" alumni like Kelly Clarkson and Jennifer Hudson.
A UCLA alumnus, Taylor had served as the volunteer president of the UCLA alumni organization and the campus fundraising panel.
World Music Celebration Forty years of world music is to be celebrated at Wesleyan University in Middletown next weekend with performances, panels, and gatherings of alumni, scholars and composers.
Winners are selected by a jury of faculty members and alumni from entries submitted by journalists, news organizations and a panel of editors, reporters and journalism teachers.
