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The Student Alumni Association focuses on networking between current students and alumni, educating students about the Alumni Association, and promoting the Alumni Association. It acts as a bridge between students and alumni. Some of its activities include Senior Send Off, an end of year celebration for seniors with food, prizes, and a photo booth, as well as networking and educational events. The association has officers who serve to represent students and foster relationships between students and alumni.
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- 2. The Student Alumni Association focuses on: • Networking with Alumni • Educating current students • Promotes Alumni Association • Acts as the ‘bridge’ between students and Alumni • Senior Send Off What is SAA?
- 3. Mission • • To represent and serve the Alumni of SUNY Cortland. To cultivate and foster positive and lasting relationships between the Alumni and the College community. Services • • • • • Admissions Program Lecture Series Receptions & Reunions Publications Intern Program The Alumni Association
- 4. On the last day of classes in every Spring Semester a celebration for the Senior Class takes place normally at the Alumni House. • Food and Bar • Raffles and Prizes • Photo booth and a DJ • Pictures with Bitterbaum Senior Send Off
- 5. Name Position Contact Information Nicole Lindel President nicole.lindel@cortland.edu Jacqueline Normoyle Vice President/Alumni Board Representative jacqueline.normoyle@cortland.e du Diamond Davenport Treasurer diamond.davenport@cortland.ed u CK Conway Secretary carissa.conway@cortland.edu Asantewa Feaster Public Relations asantewa.feaster@cortland.edu Officers
- 6. Summary • We meet Mondays • We are a small knit group of dedicated students • Come join us in bringing together Cortland students and alumni • Help us keep the tradition
- 7. SOURCES: Alumni Association Facebook Page Alumni Association Cortland Website Page
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