Flavia Canciani is a senior majoring in business administration, marketing at Georgia State University. She is working with the alumni office on its marketing campaign to promote its new website. She will also assist in planning for the CASE ASAP District 3 conference that will be held in February in Atlanta.

Alan Goodno is a second-year graduate student in the Higher Education and Student Affairs program at Indiana University Bloomington. He will lead a rebranding initiative for the student alumni association, focusing on a value-added student experience that will extend into young alumni programming.

Edna Idan is a junior majoring in biology at Prairie View A&M University. She will assist the Office of Development in implementing the inaugural student giving campaign.  In addition, she will assist in the establishment of the Student Development Initiative as a recognized student organization.

Amanda Higgins is a senior majoring in human development and family studies at the University of Connecticut. She is assisting with various projects in the alumni office to track alumni involvement and analyze trends.

Nick Kleiner is a senior at the University of Rhode Island studying textiles, fashion merchandising and design (TMD) and French with a minor in leadership studies. He will assist in the development of  an internship program for URI's Alumni Center.  He will also work with the URI SAA to implement a student ambassador training program, preparing members to interact with alumni.

BayLee Long is a senior majoring in business administration and marketing at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and serves as the Tennessee State Representative for CASE ASAP District 3. BayLee is assisting with the marketing and planning for several upcoming reunion events.

Devin Seelman is a senior majoring in political science at Fairleigh Dickinson University.  She is assisting the Alumni Office in the formulation of two student alumni associations on each New Jersey campus.  The groups will help bridge the gap between the two campuses and will work together to educate students on the importance of philanthropy while raising school spirit.

Tiffany Washington is a junior majoring in history and religious studies at Agnes Scott College. She is working with the Office of Alumnae Relations to rebrand student-alumnae initiatives. She will also establish a traditions committee and create a traditions book.

Katrina Antone is a graduate student pursuing a master's of education in student affairs at the University of California, Los Angeles. She will work on outreach efforts for the Alumni Mentor Program and help advertise the alumni scholars program to prospective students applying to UCLA.

Lindsay Cox is a senior majoring in business management with a minor in strategic communication at Mercyhurst College in Erie, Pa. She will work on a project to establish a student philanthropy program as a part of a campus-wide initiative to strengthen student ties and gift-giving to the institution.

Dean Curran is a junior majoring in political science and journalism at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He will work in the university's Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations doing ongoing research for faculty members. He will also create a system for compiling and categorizing funding sources for various departments on campus.

Brittany Hood is a senior at Georgia State University seeking a dual degree in computer information systems and managerial sciences. Brittany will be assisting with various alumni association projects, including the inaugural GSU Cares Service Day project. She will also assist with social media initiatives, as well as alumni association programs and events.

Mitchell Holston, Jr. is a senior majoring in marketing with a minor in leadership at Auburn University. He will be working on projects dealing with student programming, special events and marketing for the Office of Alumni Affairs and Auburn Alumni Association.

Lauren Pinckney attends North Carolina Central University in Durham, N.C. She is a junior from Charlotte, N.C., majoring in public health education with aspirations of working in health policy on Capitol Hill. She is president of the Pre-Alumni Club, a new organization focusing on student/alumni relations and student philanthropy.

Brigette Quinn is a senior majoring in marketing at Loyola University Maryland. This spring she will work closely with the Student Philanthropy Council and the Office of Annual Giving in order to launch new programming initiatives and expand awareness of philanthropy among students.

Maydeli Renteria Magaña is a fourth-year art history and business administration major at the University of California Riverside. Maydeli will work with the Student Relations Department at the alumni office to develop and execute UCR's first dance marathon in order to develop a philanthropic culture and tradition on campus, and will work to enhance the alumni association's membership drive at Grad Fair.