Brian Agnew—Assistant Dean, Advancement and External Relations
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey—New Brunswick, N.J.
United States
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Rethinking Homecomings, Reunions and Alumni Involvement

Jan. 16 - 18, 2013
Dallas Marriott Quorum
Dallas, Texas, United States


Reunions. Homecomings. Volunteers. These three words that can strike fear in even the hardiest of advancement professionals. Is this true for you? If it is-or if they are the most exciting words you have ever heard-you won't want to miss this conference, where seasoned professionals share secrets to successful programming. Whether you're looking to start a reunion or homecoming program, or just need to revitalize an existing one, you will take away many great ideas that will help you run the events you always hoped you could run.

This conference is designed for newcomers to the advancement profession and professionals with mid-level responsibility.

Who Should Attend
  • Alumni relations professionals responsible for reunion and homecoming planning
  • Professional school and academic unit directors responsible for reunion activities
  • Directors of campus-wide homecoming committees
  • Directors of alumni relations seeking new approaches to reunions and homecomings
  • Directors of development seeking new approaches to reunions and homecomings
  • Individuals responsible for incorporating social media into reunion and homecoming programs
Benefits of Attending
  • Get out of the rut of running reunions and homecomings the same way "because that's how we have always done it" by exploring fresh approaches
  • Learn how to make the most with limited resources by understanding volunteers and managing them effectively
  • Learn how to properly plan for reunions and homecomings by establishing broader goals before planning the events
  • Discover how these events relate to the overall mission of alumni engagement
  • Learn how messaging and branding play a key role
  • Understand how to involve multiple campus partners to satisfy numerous goals
  • See how social media can effectively supplement your "in person" efforts

 

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