The current board and their predecessors have created through their awards and recognition program , social interactions and professional events, a significant community of Smeal Business alumni who look to each other and Penn State as an extended family. The Smeal College formed its Alumni Society in the 1970s during the administration of Dean Emeritus Eugene J. Kelley to better serve the changing needs of the alumni, faculty, students, and staff of the college. Mickey Bergstein, now an associate professor emeritus of marketing, worked closely with the college's alumni leadership. Collaborating closely with an active Alumni Society Board of Directors, faculty, staff, and students she has continued long-term efforts to help Smeal graduates become involved in their college. Current programs sponsored by board include mentoring and networking events on and off campus, classroom speakers, a student scholarship, and an array of alumni recognitions .
Membership begins with becoming a volunteer.
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