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Monash University Alumni Relations: Special Bulletin
The four pillars of alumni programming
4. Alumni communities
Being a part of a global network of over 200,000 alumni is one of the most significant benefits to you of being a Monash alumnus. This global network includes many sub-groups and special interest groups. Monash is committed to encouraging alumni networks to flourish.
Monash alumni told us:
- 30% of graduates were not aware that a Monash degree or diploma automatically qualified them as Monash alumni
- 73% of survey respondents were not members of any special interest group
- 21% of respondents were aware of special interest groups
- 7% of those unaware of special interest groups would be prepared to pay $50 per annum to join a group
- 63% of alumni are interested in making their details known to other alumni via an online alumni directory
- 63% of alumni are interested in participating in an online community
- 31% of alumni are interested in involvement in reunions
What have we done?
- Documented a service charter outlining support for special interest groups, the roles and responsibilities of the alumni relations unit and alumni groups
- Made resources available to priority alumni communities to assist in program development and delivery
- Informed graduating students of alumni programs and services
- Promoted the activities of alumni special interest groups in broader alumni communications
- Recognised and rewarded alumni playing a lead role in the development and operation of alumni networks
Working together, we will:
- Actively explore options to develop an online community, including a directory
- Work to increase students’ knowledge and understanding of alumni networks and activities
- Clearly communicate the automatic alumni status granted upon graduation
- Write clear protocols around the sharing of alumni information by staff, interest groups and other alumni volunteers
- Advocate for the development of communities that reduce the fee paying barrier to entry and therefore encourage participation by more alumni
- Create a tool kit to assist alumni to hold reunions
To find out more about alumni communities:
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