"alumni student" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a student who has graduated from a particular school or university. It can be used in various contexts, such as introducing someone who has graduated from a specific institution or discussing the achievements of former students. Example: Mary is an accomplished alumni student of Harvard University, having earned a degree in law and now working as a successful lawyer in a prominent firm.
Interestingly, Sorenson et al. [75] found no significant differences between alumni student athletes and non-athletes, suggesting that former athletes failed to maintain higher exercise levels later in life.
Seeking to calm furious alumni, student and alumni liaison Andrew Klein says: "I told them it's the same old Hahnemann and MCP you went to, except now it's owned by a massive nasty conglomerate called Allegheny Health & Education Research Foundation (AHERF)." Medical schools?
Tickets: orchestra, $10 and $12 $7 and $99 for alumni, students and the elderly.
But the desire was evident among alumni, students and supporters to overcome the hardships and emerge stronger.
The nine-member mascot committee — representing the faculty, alumni, students and the athletic department — met weekly for most of a year and kept deliberations secret.
Meanwhile, Southampton alumni, students and faculty, as well as village officials are fighting L.I.U.'s decision to move undergraduate education off the campus.
The alumni, students, faculty, and Trustees of Saint Ann's School mourn the passing of Victor Marchioro, beloved teacher, friend, and mentor to all of us.
In fact, there was a group of alumni, students (though very few) and parents actively campaigning against the book, and against her.
For CodeNow, this means connecting with our volunteer trainers and alumni students.
This site lets us target research news directly to key university audiences: alumni, students, faculty and staff, donors, government officials, and funding agencies.
They thought that it is either (1) for alumni students, because of the appended graduate hat icon, or (2) for current students, because of the sign 'Prospective Students', which was placed to the left of this sign.
