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High, Martha; Dessoff, Alan – Currents, 1994
Alumni continuing education programs can be self-supporting, but they will not thrive unless faculty and administration appreciate their intrinsic value. Garnering ideas and support from the campus community can be invaluable. The alumni program director's goal is to show that continuing education is an extension of the institution's primary…
Descriptors: Alumni, Alumni Associations, College Administration, Continuing Education
Dessoff, Alan L. – Currents, 1993
When events or circumstances (war, conversion to coeducation, class size) have disrupted college class cohesiveness or alumni identification with a class or institution, creative planning can bring them back to campus. Segmentation into interest groups may also unite alumni with each other and the institution. (MSE)
Descriptors: Alumni, Alumni Associations, Attitudes, Coeducation
Moore, Robert S.; McLaughlin, Caragh E. – College Student Journal, 2007
E-mail is seen as an inexpensive, fast way to communicate with university constituencies, especially alumni. The next logical stage for the use of this Internet technology is the development and evaluation of permission based e-mail (PBE) campaigns. In this paper, we directly examine recipient evaluation of PBE in the context of a university…
Descriptors: Females, Alumni, Communication Strategies, Alumni Associations
Blansfield, Karen C. – Currents, 1996
Ways in which college alumni officers are using emerging technology to enhance regional programming and distance communication are described, including World Wide Web sites, electronic mail, and satellite and video technologies. Suggestions are made for getting started: defining goals, doing research, offering inexpensive connections, and…
Descriptors: Alumni Associations, College Administration, Electronic Mail, Higher Education
Pallone, Robert L. – Currents, 1993
Colleges and universities can use electronic services such as bulletin boards and electronic mail to both reach out to and keep in touch with alumni. Such services are already being used with some success. Many institutions will find that the technology is already in place on campus. (MSE)
Descriptors: Alumni Associations, Computer Oriented Programs, Electronic Mail, Higher Education
Harris, April – Currents, 1995
College alumni associations can use new events management software for effective, innovative event planning. Possible applications are illustrated in the cases of three universities. Information is provided on planning time, budget, hardware and software used, software uses, evidence of event success, and lessons learned. Planning considerations…
Descriptors: Alumni, Alumni Associations, Case Studies, College Planning
Todd, Barbara Tipsord – Currents, 1992
The administration's adviser to the Illinois State University Student Alumni Council examines the benefits of student participation in alumni affairs, outlines some considerations in the creation and development of a new student alumni program, and suggests program possibilities for different constituencies, including alumni, students, future…
Descriptors: Administrator Attitudes, Administrator Role, Alumni Associations, College Administration