That's why it's been a privilege to volunteer my time over the years to help my alma mater become even better. And that's why I serve as president of our Health and Human Development Alumni Society Board. Our alumni also return to campus to mentor current students and to assist students in career connection activities such as job fairs. If you're graduating this spring, reinvest your time and energy into your alma mater by joining your alumni society. Alumni societies strive to use alumni knowledge, skills and expertise for the benefit of the college or university.
Alumni are the lifeblood of any college or university.
As a graduate, you are vital to your college or university's future successes. If you would like to make a difference to the future of your alma mater then become an active member of your campus' alumni association. Please be like the lamplighters of old, and leave behind a little new light. Jim Moore is a 1957 graduate of Penn State and is president of the Penn State College of Health and Human Development Alumni Society Board. This site was developed by Annemarie Mountz .