 Alumni:
Stay Connected
There are many new activities taking place at the University of Illinois.
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You can give back through:
Your time and talents
"Volunteer as an I-Program facilitator or Leadership Certificate
mentor!"
The programs offered by the University's Leadership Center continue
to grow rapidly. Student Affairs is proud to mention the growth of
four I-Programs over the past two years, along with the recent Leadership
Certificate program. You can give back by volunteering your time as
an I-Program facilitator or Leadership Certificate coach. Details
can be found at www.illinoisleadership.uiuc.edu.
Here's what these alumni have to say about the Leadership Center:
"We believe in the University of Illinois. We hope Illinois
continues its quest to provide top leadership programs because we've
seen the fruits of their labor."
–Walter Knox, ('90) Customer Business Development Manager, Procter
& Gamble
"Learning how to lead and manage change is important to success
both professionally and personally. Offering leadership courses will
prepare students for the real challenges they will face in life and
at work."
–Brent Schwoerer, ('01, '03) President, Student Alumni Association,
2000-01
Your financial support
Supporting the development of tomorrow’s leaders through leadership
programs, scholarships, and awards; aiding students in affording a
quality education though merit- and need-based scholarship programs;
and helping students serve their campus and community through Illini
Union Board and Volunteer Illini Projects are just a few of the ways
Student Affairs makes in the difference in the lives of University
of Illinois students. You
too can make a difference in the lives of our students with your donation. |
• Where are they now? See the paths
your fellow alumni have chosen
• Where we're headed:
Student Affairs just unveiled their Strategic
Plan for the next five years. Se what we have in store for the
next generation of Illinois students. |
