Sentence examples for engaged alumni from inspiring English sources

How much do new "likes" and "follows" from this effort translate to engaged alumni who visit campus, follow our news and share their views and ideas with us?

He was an active and engaged alumnus for Columbia College and Jesus College, Cambridge.

Luther College's three-year-old externship program originated as a way of re-engaging alumni in campus life.

Most schools actually lose money on their athletic programmes, but they are a means to engage alumni and locals who do give money.

In a recent report commissioned by the Higher Education Academy (HEA), colleagues and I outlined a range of programmes designed to engage alumni to support international activities.

What a great way to re-engage alumni, to more fully engage with existing students (who generally miss out on the bigger institutional picture during their time of study – with communications being pretty much transactional rather than visionary).

Built on top of LinkedIn's API in partnership with the company's "Higher Education" team, EverTrue's mobile alumni networking app aims to help schools better track and engage alumni and potential donors.

Potential use cases include non-profit groups and universities, who can create a Giving Circle on the platform to engage alumni and other potential donors instead of hitting them up every so often with fundraising drives.

Traditionally, these public and non-profit institutions have struggled mightily to effectively track and engage alumni and, really, to build the kind of long-term relationships that lead to more active community involvement and donations.

It's also an invaluable tool for engaging alumni and other donors to help fund universities, and for student recruitment.

Like many US universities, it has long been a goal of the University of Wisconsin-Madison to engage our alumni in a culture of philanthropy to support their alma mater.