The phrase "alumni work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to work or activities related to alumni, such as networking, events, or contributions made by former students of an institution.
Example: "The university is organizing an event to showcase the various alumni work that has positively impacted the community."
Alternatives: "alumni activities" or "alumni contributions".
In 1988, he organized a show of student and alumni work, entitled "Freeze," in a disused London warehouse, initiating a cohort that would become the Young British Artists.
"Insead students and alumni work with these real-life entrepreneurs from the embryonic 'idea' stage to the creation of a business plan," Mr. Sadoulet said.
This is, she says, one sign of entrepreneurship's growing prestige, because a school's reputation rests on where its alumni work and how much they earn.Ms Parkin grew up in Hong Kong, where many people think of themselves as "tomorrow's millionaires".
A few "Trauma" alumni worked on ABC's new program.
The loan pools at each college are being coordinated by alumni working with SoFi, rather than through the schools themselves.
Students, staff and alumni worked on the mural before, during and after school, even on Saturdays, to illustrate the theme in paintings inspired by, and incorporating, classic artwork.
Mr. Kauffmann will join a growing roster of Paterson administration alumni working on the Cuomo campaign, a development surprising because of the difficult relationship between the two men.
Contributors to the programme have included alumni working for organisations such as the Daily Mail, Manchester City Football Club, the BBC, Oracle and Oxfam.
"I knew the course director had regular contact with alumni working in marketing, and that that led to a lot of job opportunities.
A graduate of HEC (École des Hautes Études Commerciales de Paris) might use the school's own website to look for any alumni working at, say, Google, he says.
The school currently has 2,463 alumni working -- 8 percent work for foreign governments, 12percentt in the field of education, 18percentt work for the federal government and 19percentt work for nongovernmental organizations or multilateral agencies.
