Alumni Associations Alumni Associations Through June 1994 the undergraduate schools have granted 16,165 degrees and diplomas. Among the graduates are distinguished leaders in governmental service, education, law, medicine, business, social service, and science. Alumni associations of the various schools enable graduates to maintain close relationships with fellow students and faculty members, and to derive intellectual enrichment from the University while, in turn, contributing to its health and growth. Through meetings, cultural events, and periodicals, members keep abreast of University affairs and share mutual interests.
Alumni associations foster alumni-student exchange and involvement.
Graduates of all schools receive Yeshiva University Review and are advised of programs of interest. Regional alumni associations are forming in several areas of the United States and Canada. A Yeshiva University Alumni Association in Israel keeps alumni in touch and helps graduates settle there. The Office of University Alumni Affairs, located at the Main Campus, coordinates matters of concern and interest to alumni. It serves as a source of information and input for them, and as a liaison between the individual alumni associations.