Abstract
Topic Initiated: Spring Collaborative 2019
When setting up an alumni group, ask “what is its purpose?” Make it relevant for your alumni and be consistent with your mission philosophy.
Our discussion takes on planning committees and the messaging platforms used, including the checklist of questions to make it a success.
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AbstractIn this Advocacy 101 session, we will equip alumni managers, directors, and coordinators with the tools and knowledge to make their advocacy efforts both productive and impactful. “Advocacy in Action: Empowering Alumni Voices”...
Led by experienced professionals in the field, this presentation delves into the importance of understanding and catering to the diverse needs of alumni spanning different generations.
Discover the transformative power of Servant Leadership in the context of addiction recovery and alumni engagement. In this insightful overview, we'll explore how the principles of Servant Leadership can be applied to foster positive opportunities...
In this informative video presentation, LB Burkhalter takes the stage to share essential insights on ensuring the safety and engagement of alumni during the holiday season. With a wealth of experience in alumni support, LB's guidance offers a...
AbstractWe build community and longterm connections one relationship at a time. We’ll talk about best practices and proven solutions regarding creating an environment and culture that meets people where they are, gives folks a reason to stay...
Pam Rickard shares best practices for building a vibrant, fluid community, one relationship at a time. Regardless of size, demographics or geography, we can build the most meaningful alumni programs that serve us, our organizations, and our greater...