Opportunities From: University of Denver

For DU alumni, students, faculty, staff, and external community members of all cultural identities, BAA connects those with a passion to community-build within the Black community through providing opportunities for networking, professional development, and mentorship.

BAA is currently recruiting one co-chair. The co-chairs work in partnership with an Alumni Engagement Staff liaison. The chairs are responsible for planning, scheduling and leading network meetings and functions, often serving as a master of ceremonies at social functions and meetings. The chairs are also encouraged to recruit a leadership team that includes, but is not limited to: co-chair, communications chair, and student engagement chair. This leadership opportunity can be adjusted to your availability and schedule. 

Responsibilities include: 

If you are interested, please respond to this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch to share more information!

For DU alumni, students, faculty, staff, and external community members of all cultural identities, DULAA connects those with a passion to community-build within the Latinx community through providing opportunities for networking, professional development, cultural connection/exploration, scholarships, and mentorship.

DULAA is currently recruiting two co-chairs to work in partnership with an Alumni Engagement staff liaison. The chair(s) are responsible for planning, scheduling and leading network meetings and functions, often serving as a master of ceremonies at social functions and meetings. The chair(s) are also encouraged to recruit a leadership team that includes, but is not limited to: co-chair, communications chair, and student engagement chair. This leadership opportunity can be adjusted to your availability and schedule. A 1-2-year commitment is preferable. 

Responsibilities include: 

If you are interested, please respond to this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch to share more information.

Position Overview:

The Veteran's Network Leader is a volunteer role designed to help build and strengthen the community among veterans, active service members, their families, and supporters within the University of Denver (DU) community. We’re looking for 2-3 alumni who share this identity, are based in the Denver metro area, and want to stay connected with DU while making a positive impact on our veteran community.

What You’ll Do:

Build Community

Help Plan Fun Events:

Spread the Word:

Grow the Team:

Collaborate:

Who We’re Looking For:

Time Commitment:

This is a low-commitment volunteer role, with an average of about 3 hours per month. The time commitment might be a bit more during event planning, but we’ll work as a team to share the load and keep things manageable.

Support:

You’ll have plenty of support from the DU Alumni Office, including event planning resources and opportunities for leadership development. This is a great way to stay connected with DU, meet new people, and make a difference in the lives of fellow veterans and their families.

We're looking for CWC/TWC alumnae who are interested in becoming CWC/TWC Network Leaders. A CWC Network Leader is an alumna who works alongside other CWC/TWC alumnae in partnership with DU to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University. 

As a CWC/TWC Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with the CWC community in your network. 

A CWC/TWC Network Leader's responsibilities can be as little or as much as you want them to be! You can work with a group of other CWC/TWC Network Leaders and volunteers in a variety of ways that fit your schedule and interests, such as the following: 

The Alumni Engagement Committee of the Alumni Advisory Board seeks to engage the alumni of the Daniels College of Business through annual events as well as ad hoc gatherings. We invite Daniels alumni to join our committee of volunteers focused on event execution, and as a first step toward being nominated to join the Alumni Advisory Board, if desired.

(About the Alumni Advisory Board):

The purpose of the Daniels College of Business Alumni Advisory Board (AAB) is to build and sustain an alumni engagement program that brings value and holds meaning for Daniels graduates. The AAB seeks to elevate the mission of the Daniels College of Business and strengthens the bonds among alumni, current students and the College.

The Alumni Ambassador Committee (AAC) of the Alumni Advisory Board nominates and interviews alumni for seats on the Alumni Advisory Board and its committees. This committee hosts quarterly Open House opportunities (via Zoom or in-person) for alumni to interact with current alumni volunteers. This committee also supports the growth of the AAC Endowed Scholarship Fund in support of student professional development.

(About the Alumni Advisory Board):

The purpose of the Daniels College of Business Alumni Advisory Board (AAB) is to build and sustain an alumni engagement program that brings value and holds meaning for Daniels graduates. The AAB seeks to elevate the mission of the Daniels College of Business and strengthens the bonds among alumni, current students and the College.

The Student Development Committee (SDC) of the Alumni Advisory Board seeks to engage the alumni of the Daniels College of Business through opportunities to support current students. Activities include, but are not limited to, supporting the Daniels Professional Development Program (undergraduate), Executive Mentorship Program (graduate), participating in mock interviews, and participating in industry specific networking activities.

 (About the Alumni Advisory Board):

The purpose of the Daniels College of Business Alumni Advisory Board (AAB) is to build and sustain an alumni engagement program that brings value and holds meaning for Daniels graduates. The AAB seeks to elevate the mission of the Daniels College of Business and strengthens the bonds among alumni, current students and the College.

Do you have an interesting career path and a desire to connect with our students to share your wisdom? Then a Coffee Chat is a perfect opportunity for you! These are brief, 30 minute to 1 hour conversations with small groups of students.

A committee that seeks to engage the alumni of the College of Arts, Humanities & Social sciences through opportunities to support current students. Alumni serve as mentors, provide career and professional development support and host workshops and webinars throughout the academic year. Committee members can choose to actively participate in a specific event or be available for 1:1 engagement opportunities. 

Who We Are: 

In partnership with and in support of CAHSS, the CAHSS Alumni Council offers its experience, expertise and energy to the leadership of the college to enrich the CAHSS communities. The Council will cultivate, inspire and collaborate with the community of CAHSS alumni, students, faculty and friends convey support and enthusiasm for the college and university, encourage professional growth and connection of CAHSS communities and celebrate the impact of alumni in our communities.

What We Do: 

We achieve this mission by fostering relationships, celebrating the community, and investing in ongoing personal and professional development, engaging alumni and leveraging the many opportunities the University has to make a difference in our communities. This volunteer-based organization is part of the University of Denver – College of Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences. The CAHSS Alumni Council will support activities organized by the CAHSS Dean’s Office and University of Denver – Advancement. The council is not a legal entity; it does not create any right or duty of binding nature to be enforceable by a court of law. All functions of the council will be in alignment with and routed through the Dean’s office.

Council members are recruited year round and selected at the discretion of the Dean. Membership term is 4 years and requires participation in two on campus meetings per year and calls throughout the year. For more information, contact Erin Dietrich at erin.dietrich@du.edu. 

Undergraduate and graduate students highly value learning about the unique career pathways and experiences of young professionals and experienced alums.

With that in mind, we have created an opportunity for alumni to share information about their career path, and give career tips for students, all from the comfort of home!

Simply click on the link, answer the most relevant questions, let us know where we can share your story and click submit. Submissions are turned into Blog posts, newsletter articles, social media posts and more.

Help students explore career paths for their area of study and learn from your experiences!

Share Your Career Story Now!

Enrichment Program instructors need help during class with a variety of Zoom related functions. With this assistance, instructors stay focused on teaching and leading class, while other functions are handled by the assistant, making for a smooth and seamless learning experience.

Contact: Lynn Wells || Director Enrichment Program || lynn.wells@du.edu || (303)-871-3801

Undergraduate and graduate students highly value learning about the unique career pathways and experiences of young professionals and experienced alums - especially alumni from the liberal arts!

With that in mind, we have created an opportunity for alumni to share information about their career path, and give career tips for students, all from the comfort of home!

Simply click on the link, answer the most relevant questions, let us know where we can share your story and click submit. Submissions are turned into Blog posts, newsletter articles, social media posts and more.

Help students explore career paths from liberal arts degrees and learn from your experiences

Share Your Career Story Now!

The CAHSS First Generation College Student Program is aimed at supporting liberal arts students
who are the first in their families to attend college. Each year, between 15-20% of incoming CAHSS
students are first generation. The overall goal of the program is to address inequities in higher
education, particularly for those undergraduates who enter college without the same access to
professional networks and social capital as their peers. Students involved in the program will be
able to discuss any concerns or challenges they face as first-generation college students pursuing a
liberal arts education, while gaining support, direction, and connectivity from a team of mentors.
More specifically, the program will support first-gen students in their engagement with the liberal
arts, experiential opportunities, and career trajectories. We hope to encourage first-generation
faculty, student, and alumni interaction outside of the classroom through meaningful relationships
that, in the end, have the potential to improve a sense of belonging for both first-gen students and
first-gen faculty and community members connected to DU.

Reach out for more information on how to get involved in this important initiative!

The DU Clarion has served as the official student newspaper of the University of Denver since 1899. 

The Clarion welcomes former Clarion writers and staff to "come back to campus" to share their experience and expertise with current students of the newspaper. 

Join the students either virtually or in person for opportunities to connect, share stories, and share possible career connections. 

DU faculty often seek volunteers to share their career journeys, academic program choices, process to apply to graduate school and other helpful stories that are beneficial to students in their decision-making process during college. 

Does this sound like something you're interested in? Respond to this opportunity and include a summary of your expertise and areas of interest in the notes section. A staff member will be in touch with you shortly thereafter to discuss opportunities to plug in!

The Women in STEM Alumni Affinity Network includes women who are alumni of the University of Denver and are in any areas of Science, Technology, Engineering or Math. We also welcome students and faculty who would like to get involved. The group holds virtual meetings to include our regional alumni and also in-person gatherings for those who are local. We continue to develop this group and are open to suggestions for what you would want from this program! 

If you would like to join, please complete this survey. 

Join our LinkedIn group.

The Women in STEM Alumni Affinity Network includes women who are alumni of the University of Denver and are in any areas of Science, Technology, Engineering or Math. We also welcome students and faculty who would like to get involved. The group holds virtual meetings to include our regional alumni and also in-person gatherings for those who are local. We continue to develop this group and are open to suggestions for what you would want from this program! 

If you would like to join, please complete this survey.  

Join our LinkedIn group. 

Do you have an idea for a DU news story or feature? We love to elevate and celebrate our alumni who are making a positive impact in their community or a leader in their industry. Let us feature you! Share updates about fellow alumni! 

Email us with your idea at alumni@du.edu. 

Did you study economics? Are you interested in supporting students in the Classroom to Careers workshop series including resume review, industry networking, internship opportunities or interviewing skills? 

A variety of opportunities will be available over the course of a few months and you can participate with as little as an hour of your time, or more! And we will have opportunities to support both remotely and in person. Alumni from all industry areas are welcome to participate. 

Need more information? Email Erin Dietrich erin.dietrich@du.edu. 

Do you want to share your love for the University of Denver (DU) with others? Your social media presence can translate into positive energy for our alma mater. Sign up to be a Social Media Ambassador and become one of the first to spread the word about exciting events taking place on and off campus!

The goal is to:

What do Social Media Ambassadors Do?

Social Media Ambassadors will help generate positive energy about DU online. They disseminate and generate content for social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn that interest them and they believe would resonate with alumni in their social networks. These volunteers help build excitement about various alumni events such as Homecoming, Zoo Lights, Founder's Day, Alumni Weekend, 1Day4DU, and other major campus events and fundraising campaigns.

Why should I sign up to be a Social Media Ambassador?

Research has shown that 92% of people around the world say they trust earned media, including recommendations from friends and family, above all other forms of advertising. Translated: a recommendation coming from you means more to your peers, both alumni and non-alumni, than it does coming from us. Your positive energy online can make a big difference for DU.

Do I need to be active on all social media platforms?

While the ideal ambassador would have influence on many social networks, we know that some alumni may be extremely influential on Facebook, but not have a Twitter account. You are still eligible to serve as an ambassador even if you are not active on all of platforms.

How often do I need to be actively promoting DU Alumni social media posts?

We encourage Social Media Ambassadors to be as active as possible given their work and home life schedules. SMAs should be active once a month, at a minimum; however, during our high priority events, we need everyone to be as active as possible.

Okay, I'm excited to help! What do I do now?

Step 1: Sign up by clicking the maroon RESPOND button in the right corner of this page.

Step 2: Follow us!

Step 3: Once you’ve followed the accounts listed above, you can like and share content that is posted by those accounts. By leveraging your own networks, you can help spread the positive messages about the University of Denver.

Step 4: Mark your calendars! These are important events that take place each year that we need SMAs to spread the word to other alumni:

Step 5: Encourage others in your alumni network to join the movement as an SMA!

Are you interested in furthering research surrounding the effects of concussions in athletes? 

The University of Denver and the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical campus are collaborating to study the effects of concussions in athletes. The overall purpose of this multi-disciplinary program is to allows us to discover and develop preventative treatment paradigms that may reduce the impact of multiple concussions throughout life. Multiple concussions can increase the risk for dementia or other brain-related disabilities. This program can have a major impact on long-term treatment of athletes or service men/women with multiple concussions. 

For this study, we are looking for adults who: 

OR 

The testing session in the Human Dynamics Lab will last approximately 2 hours. During the session you will perform balance tests, eye tracking tests, memory games, and have your blood drawn. 

The study pays $40 for your participation. 

To reserve a spot in the study, please "RESPOND" to this opportunity and we will be in touch with more information.

Questions? Contact Alie and the DU Concussion Research Team at duconcussion@gmail.com.

Do you love growing vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers? Are you looking for space to grow produce and connect with other like-minded individuals? Join the Bridge Community Garden!

Individual plots become available each spring. Upon approval, each new gardener may tend to a ½ plot, free of charge. Assignments are granted on a first-come, first-served basis. Those who are interested in tending to a plot must be available to tend to their plot and assist with general garden maintenance at least three hours a month.

The DU Food Pantry is supported entirely by food and monetary donations by departments and individuals in the DU community. We are endlessly grateful for the support that we receive from the DU community. 

Food Drives: Every year, dozens of groups on campus come together to collect boxes of food for the Pantry. If you would like to run a food drive for your department, club, team, class or organization, email foodpantry@du.edu for signage and instructions. 

Individual Donations: If you would like to donate food to the pantry as an individual, simply stop by the Center for Sustainability during business hours.

Monetary Donations: When food donations are not enough for our regular operations, we supplement with store-bought food paid for by generous monetary donations from our partners and friends around campus; Sodexo and Aramark have been exceptionally generous donors! If you would like to provide a monetary gift, visit the Advancement website or simply text DUFOODPANTRY to 41444.

Are you a strong planner who enjoys coordinating events, connecting with classmates, and generating enthusiasm? The University of Denver invites you to serve as a class reunion volunteer!

Reunion volunteers play an essential role in infusing the spirit of their class into reunion events. As Alumni Weekend draws near, committee members plan events, promote attendance, and build excitement among their peers.

Reunion volunteers:

Does this sound like you? Express interest today and we will be in touch to arrange a time to connect.

Questions? Contact Mackenzie Hunter at mackenzie.hunter@du.edu.

We're looking for DU community members in the Atlanta area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Boston area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Buffalo area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the Canadian Prairies who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Chicagoland area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in Connecticut who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in greater Washington D.C. area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the DFW metroplex who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in Mississippi who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater NYC area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Philly area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Phoenix area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Pittsburgh area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Seattle/Tacoma area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the Bay Area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the south Florida area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the southern California who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the Twin Cities who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

We're looking for DU community members in the greater Las Vegas area who are interested in serving as Network Leaders. A Network Leader is a DU alumnus/alumna or parent who works alongside other Network Leaders and their designated staff liaison to create ongoing, meaningful engagement opportunities and helps strengthen bridges between their network and the University.

As a Network Leader, your activities support DU's global networks by facilitating meaningful communications, connections, experiences, and volunteer leadership opportunities to ensure the ongoing engagement with DU community members in your network.

Responsibilities include:

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Leadership

Student Engagement

The Sustainability Alumni Affinity Network brings together alumni across all DU units and majors to share their passion for sustainability. The network facilitates interdisciplinary connections through networking, mentoring, and volunteering in support of sustainable goals.

We connect virtually on a semi-regular basis and plan in-person events and projects locally in Denver and beyond.

Alumni living outside of Colorado are invited to participate and help support sustainability activities in their communities!

Interested in learning more? Follow these instructions:

Colorado Women’s College (CWC) Leadership Scholars serves undergraduate women at DU who are first-generation college students and/or from historically marginalized communities. They receive financial assistance and leadership programming to help them succeed during their time at DU.

We are seeking caring individuals to connect and build relationships with scholars in the program. The mentor program is a year-long commitment that provides the mentor and mentee the flexibility to decide mutually on both the timing and the content of meetings.

Mentors will meet regularly with their mentees to:

We ask that mentors make a commitment for one academic year and meet at least twice per quarter with their mentees. 

Meetings can take place in person, virtually via Zoom, or on the phone, depending on your preference and schedule. Express interest and we will be in touch with more information and next steps!

Are you a Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW) alumnus/a? Do you enjoy connecting with students and sharing your personal, professional, and educational journey? We’re looking for passionate GSSW alumni to provide insight to prospective students about where a social degree can lead, and share their experiences studying at DU.

For prospective students, someone who has already graduated from the program is a powerful resource. As an alumnus/a, you can not only give general information, but insider information like “why did you come here,” “what classes did you like best,” and even “which dining hall has the best food?” You can offer real, tangible testimonials that impact a student’s decision to inquire, apply, and eventually enroll.

Meetings can take place in person, virtually via Zoom, or on the phone, depending on your preference and schedule. Express interest and we will be in touch with more information and next steps.

Are you a Graduate School of Professional Psychology (GSPP) alumnus/a? Do you enjoy connecting with students and sharing your personal, professional, and educational journey? We’re looking for passionate GSPP alumni to provide insight to prospective students about where a psychology degree can lead, and share their experiences studying at DU.

For prospective students, someone who has already graduated from the program is a powerful resource. As an alumnus/a, you can not only give general information, but insider information like “why did you come here,” “what classes did you like best,” and even “which dining hall has the best food?” You can offer real, tangible testimonials that impact a student’s decision to inquire, apply, and eventually enroll.

Meetings can take place in person, virtually via Zoom, or on the phone, depending on your preference and schedule. Express interest and we will be in touch with more information and next steps.

Are you a Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW) alumni or supporter who works in the field and enjoys providing guidance and support to students? We invite you to connect with current GSSW students and provide guidance and support through professional networking. Volunteer mentors will provide advice and insights on an informal basis and help students to get closer to achieving their career goals. 

Meetings can take place in person, virtually via Zoom, or on the phone, depending on your preference and schedule. Express interest and we will be in touch with more information and next steps.

Are you a GSSW alumnus/a who enjoys reading and facilitating discussions around social work themes? Are you interested in selecting a book and preparing discussion prompts for an upcoming book club session? The GSSW Alumni Council invites you to join them as a Volunteer Facilitator.

The GSSW Book Club offers alumni an opportunity to strengthen relationships and network while enhancing their knowledge and understanding of social work topics. They meet virtually once a quarter.

Volunteer facilitators select a book and prepare questions to keep the group engaged in a 1-hour discussion. 

Respond to this opportunity to receive more details and information on next steps!

Calling all Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW) supporters! We are seeking volunteers to host a happy hour or dinner party with GSSW students looking to enter the field of social work.  These opportunities allow students to interact with alumni from different social work-related fields and backgrounds in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. 

If you love hosting gatherings and socializing with members of the DU community, this is a perfect way to give back to your alma mater and forge lasting connections with GSSW students and alumni.

Respond to this opportunity to learn more and discuss next steps with a staff liaison!

Alumni Admissions Ambassadors (AAA) are important to the University of Denver admissions recruitment and yield efforts as they help to bridge the gap and serve as a tremendous resource to first-year applicants. AAA work with the DU Admissions teams and the Regional Advancement and Volunteer Engagement team to help better connect the university to prospective students in the U.S. and all across the globe. AAA have also represented the university at college fairs, and host local receptions for admitted and entering students. Graduate and undergraduate international admissions team members connect with this group when planning admissions events and visits. 

AAA volunteers not only share their experiences and information about the University of Denver, but also help personalize the admissions process and make the university more accessible to interested candidates each year.

Respond to this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to share more information!

Want to support the exciting things happening at the Daniels College of Business? We’re looking for industry leaders with a desire to share their expertise with students by:

Sound like a good fit? Respond to this opportunity, add your ideas in the notes section, and you’ll be connected with a staff liaison to further discuss opportunities to engage.

Interested in engaging more with the Korbel School? Submit an application to serve on the Korbel Alumni Council! 

The Korbel Alumni Council strives for a broad representation of the school’s alumni community and seeks representation from various backgrounds, degree programs, regions, and industries. Most council meetings occur via zoom. 

We ask that Council members have the following:

Responsibilities include participating on Council initiatives which fall under the strategic objectives of the Council:

Individuals interested in the Alumni Council may self-nominate or be nominated by someone else. 

Respond to this opportunity to learn more about the Alumni Council and receive a copy of the application.

Are you passionate about making a difference in the world of brain health? Do you want to be part of a groundbreaking research project? We're looking for dedicated individuals to join our dynamic team in the pursuit of concussion research excellence.

Why Choose Us:

Your Role: As a member of our research team, you will:

Interested to learn more? Respond to this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to share additional information and answer questions.

At MCE, we take pride in our alumni who are making significant contributions to their communities. We believe in celebrating and elevating their stories, showcasing the positive impact they are making. If you would like to share your story with us (or want to share another alum’s meaningful story) and tell us how MCE made a different your life, please respond this opportunity and a staff member will be in touch with you to discuss next steps!

Are you a University of Denver alum who graduated fifty or more years ago or a friend of the University looking to reconnect and make a lasting impact? Join the PALs Planning Committee and become a dynamic volunteer leader in shaping the success of our esteemed alumni network.

Network Overview

The Pioneer Alumni Legends (PALs) is an esteemed group of University of Denver alumni who graduated fifty or more years ago. This vibrant network fosters connections among seasoned alumni, providing them with opportunities to reconnect with old friends and actively engage with the University.

Mission and Vision

The PALs network is dedicated to fostering enduring connections, celebrating shared experiences, and contributing to the continued success and growth of the University of Denver.

Role

The PALs Planning Committee plays a pivotal role in shaping the success of this alumni network. As dynamic volunteer leaders, committee members represent the University of Denver, assume leadership responsibilities, and provide consistent oversight for the PALs network.

Benefits of Committee Membership:

Responsibilities

Meetings

Annual Planning

Events

Ambassadorship

Volunteer Recruitment

Requirements

Members of the PALs Planning Committee should be either 1.) an alum who graduated from the University of Denver fifty or more years ago, or 2.) a friend of the University.

Time Commitment

Members of the PALs Planning Committee will work fewer than three hours per month.

Planning Meetings

Term

Members of the PALs Planning Committee will serve a one-year, renewable term.

Join us today and be a part of fostering enduring connections and contributing to the continued success of the University of Denver!

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As a mentor, share your perspective and insights with others pursuing similar professional interests

CrimsonConstellation replaced the DU Career Network in early 2024.