Why make a commitment to become more engaged in the life of William & Mary? It is eminently rewarding.
William & Mary boasts a most outstanding alumni body; one which is successful and good beyond that of many universities nationwide.
When there is a tour walking around campus and the guide asks a student passing by what their favorite part about William & Mary is, their response is always “the people”
When there is a tour walking around campus and the guide asks a student passing by what their favorite part about William & Mary is, their response is always “the people”
I’m asking each and every one of you today — would you like to be more involved in the life of your alma mater?
Something amazing happens when William & Mary alumni and friends gather, whether in person or virtually
We gain a caring and vibrant community, professional and personal learning opportunities, a voice in the future of our alma mater and so much more
In November, we welcomed Matthew L. “Matt” Brandon ’92 as our associate vice president for alumni engagement and CEO of the WMAA
Have you ever wondered, “Why should I raise my hand to volunteer my time, talents and support for William & Mary?” Many of your fellow alumni have asked the same question.
Last fall, William & Mary surveyed our community far and wide — students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and friends — to seek feedback on ways to enhance its communications, including this magazine
There’s been so much in the news lately about the value of a college degree — especially with a liberal arts focus — in today’s world
If you came here, you belong here, and William & Mary is always ready to welcome you home.
When I began my term as president of the Alumni Association in July 2019, I couldn’t have imagined the changes the next two years would bring, even as our mission to deepen connections with each other and William & Mary remained the same
In recent years the WMAA has dramatically increased the opportunities for alumni and friends to connect with each other and with W&M.
The William & Mary Alumni House has always been a special and welcoming place when visiting campus.
This past fall, as I celebrated my 55th reunion, I took time to reflect on how my relationship with W&M has transformed and strengthened over the years.
Alongside President Rowe's launch of university-wide strategic planning, the William & Mary Alumni Association (WMAA) has also begun its strategic planning process.
The Association of 1775 (Ao75) takes its name from the Revolutionary service of our student ancestors.
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
Regional Engagement Committee Chair, Alumni Association Board of Directors
It's an exciting time at William & Mary!