Finally, I was pleased by the number of alumni who share very positive feelings about Susquehanna and who want to contribute as volunteers as well as donors. In today's busy world of two wage-earner homes and numerous family, church and civic commitments, we know their time is at a premium. Another way to contribute is by offering to participate in the University's annual on-campus Networking with the Alumni Career Fair. The fair offers interested students a chance to meet with alumni in a casual setting to discuss almost any aspect of their company's operations or their particular career path and job experiences. Again, the Center for Career Services is the place to get more information.
Members assist our admissions personnel in recruiting qualified, interested high school students.
There are many different ways to help and many different levels of time commitment, including representing the University at local college nights, calling interested students and parents to answer any questions, or hosting receptions for prospective students at your home. These are but a few of the ways alumni contribute to the many ongoing success stories that have made Susquehanna what it is today. And remember, you can control how much or how little you want to get involved.