But there are also events throughout the year, like the Summer Reunion, which this year drew 900 alumni and their families to the campus. Lately, there has been a greater emphasis on regional get togethers, many of which are coordinated by the alumni themselves. Asbury alumni keep in touch through a variety of mediums. The Ambassador, a magazine produced three times a year, features alums and keeps them up to date on what is happening on campus. There is also the Asbury website, which has an alumni and parent's section.
Mailings go out throughout the year, informing alumni of reunions and regional events.
Directing the focus of the alumni office is the Alumni Board of Directors, which is strictly an advisory body. It gives direction to the alumni office, serves as advisors to the school, and represents the alumni of Asbury College. The board is made up of a cross section of alumni, with a certain number of members from different decades, classes, genders, and states. The school gets information and in return, alumni are able to express certain interests or concerns. Not only does Asbury want to represent a cross section of its alumni, but it is also looking to encourage and grow multiculturally.