Alumni Outreach…Can they hear you now?

The success of Alumni Associations depends on their ability to build relationships around the evolving needs of graduates with diverse interests and motivation. Since it is difficult if not impossible to appeal to everyone, the challenge is how to appeal to most grads while they are accumulating life experiences. How to create a personal connection… Continue Reading

Alums respond to “Have you ever used the Career Center Services?”

The three “B’s” through college includes Before, Becoming and Beyond graduation. Before you begin, you pick a major and set out Becoming that by finishing the requirements. Beyond graduation the process of defining your success begins -which will look different for everyone. Some will find their life work and others may find discontent, requiring them… Continue Reading

Solving for Y series –whY Alums connect or disconnect from their Alma Maters

Career Services + Alumni Relations = whY Alums connect or disconnect after graduation FOOW? asked Alums a series of questions about their Alma Maters’ support before and after graduation and how it has impacted their current relationship with their former school. The *respondents’, ages 22-62, provided insight on the challenge of answering their Now What?,… Continue Reading

FOOW? is Solving for whY

We are solving for whY in our upcoming Enews and Blog Series – NOW, THAN & LATER…. FOOW? asked Alums from 21-62 a series of questions about their Alma Maters’ support beyond graduation and they answered CANDIDLY. Our open ended questions explore their career center and alumni association relationships… from continuous career support to their… Continue Reading

FOOW? at George Mason University

FOOW? facilitated our Deconstructing Discontent…Is it you, the job or both?” workshop at George Mason University and we flowed with graduates ranging from 1980 to 2008! The workshop challenged graduates to identify road blocks and the reasons they arrived in Discontent-ville. A FOOW? workshop emphasizes the WORK in shop because it is activity driven and… Continue Reading