Professional Development
Objective: Provide opportunities for young alumni to engage with current students and arm them with the necessary skills and experiences to further their professional development as they transition into the workforce. The Professional Development Committee hosts numerous events each semester where young alumni guide and mentor students on resume, interview skills, and other career related questions. Each fall the committee hosts a Mock Interview event to help current students hone and prepare their interviewing skills before the Fall Career Fair.
Giving and Engagement
Objective: Increase giving participation rates among engineering young alumni. In particular, the committee focuses on the success of the University’s annual Tiger Giving Day. Young alumni make up much of the primary audience for Tiger Giving Day, and the annual fundraising event has seen tremendous participation each year. The Giving and Engagement committee works to ensure participation in this annual event, as well as provide information on how other young alumni can get engaged with their alma mater.
Networking Committee
Objective: Connect engineering young alumni by increasing attendance at regional young alumni events. The Networking Committee is coordinating young alumni social events in several key cities throughout the country.
Communications and Marketing
Objective: Improve young alumni engagement with the Samuel Ginn College of Engineering by increasing awareness of opportunities such as student engagement, networking with other young alumni and giving. The Communications and Marketing committee is responsible for achieving this objective through communications such as the engineering young alumni website, social media campaigns, and engineering young alumni profiles (featured on social media and the young alumni websites).
Outreach and Recruiting Committee
Objective: Serve the college’s Outreach and Recruiting efforts by engaging Young Alumni to inspire the next generation of Auburn engineers. This committee partners with the college’s Office of Recruiting, K-12 Outreach and Scholarships to coordinate events, such as E-Day, that connect Young Alumni with elementary, middle, and high school students. Through these experiences, students gain real-world insight into engineering careers and discover the exciting possibilities an engineering education can offer.