Alumni Engagement

2025 Service Awards
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The Douglas N. Morton ’62 Alumni and Young Alumni Service Awards recognize alumni who are constantly working to engage and support alumni, connecting them to each other and the university.
Introducing Familia
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W&M’s Latinx Alumni Association has a new name.
A New Chapter for the Writing Center
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Name change reflects its mission to grow the communication skills students need at W&M and beyond
Top Career Tips
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From W&M Professional Development Week 2024
2024 Service Awards
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This year’s awardees are actively connecting alumni to William & Mary and each other
Welcoming Honorary Alumni
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James Armstrong P ’21, Thomas Duffy, Jody Forsyth P ’15 and Peter Meredith P ’01 join the alumni family
Rethinking Your Relationship With Work
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Professionals Week 2022 brought the W&M community together to reflect on the changing workplace and chart new paths forward
W&M Launches Latinx Alumni Association and Advisory Board
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"Our current body of dedicated Latinx alumni leaders are working on developing a formal sustainable structure for the Latinx Alumni Association..."
William & Mary Celebrates One Tribe One Day with Record-Breaking $3.8M Raised
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More than 9,550 students, alumni, parents, faculty, staff and friends collectively gave over $3.8 million to more than 730 areas across the university during William & Mary's ninth annual day of giving.
One Tribe One Day is April 12
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Over the last eight years, $16.4 million has been raised from 31,895 donors with over 1,000 areas supported.
'A Core Component of William & Mary's Identity'
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As the university commemorates 100 years since the arrival of the first student from China, a new group is fostering connections within a diverse community of alumni with Asian heritage.
Harking Upon a Virtual Gale
Alumni Focus
In recent years the WMAA has dramatically increased the opportunities for alumni and friends to connect with each other and with W&M.
By Alice Givens ’94
Chair, I-CARE committee, WMAA Board of Directors
Creating Inclusive Communities
By & Large
This fall, the Alumni Association and the Office of University Advancement embarked on a year of listening and learning to hear from alumni in underrepresented communities.
Virtual Reality
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Engaging online in the time of COVID-19
Guardians of the Legacy
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Support for William & Mary is timeless and ageless.
An Annual Pilgrimage to Alma Mater
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The History of W&M Homecoming
Silent Stories
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Charles Bowery ’92 stood among flags and headstones, waiting in Arlington National Cemetery for the funeral of Jim Dorsey ’60.
Family Vacation
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Alumni Journeys bring alumnae and their families together.
Winter 2019 Book Roundup
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Whether you’re warm inside by a fire or taking a long ride on a ski lift, winter is the perfect season to curl up with a book. Have no fear; William & Mary alumni and faculty have readers of any age and interest covered with a bevy of new books.
To Affinity and Beyond
Alumni Focus
Want more William & Mary in your life? I did, and I found answers in my involvement with my local alumni chapter.
By Kirsten Shiroma Quackenbush '05
Regional Engagement Committee Chair, Alumni Association Board of Directors
All in the Family
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Just as the Tribe has been an integral part of their lives, they are an integral part of the Tribe.
A New Society Formed for W&M Women, by W&M Women
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Named in honor of the year William & Mary first admitted female students, the Society of 1918 aims to grow women's engagement, leadership and philanthropy and celebrate and honor William & Mary women.
William & Mary breaks ground on Shenkman Jewish Center
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On Wednesday, February 7, a large group gathered together to break ground on the more than 3,000 square foot Shenkman Jewish Center, which is slated to open in fall 2018.
Moving pictures
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She’s a leader in a growing field within an influential company during a historic moment: data science is helping Netflix take off.
Story By Ben Kennedy '05