How to Develop Programming that Re-Engages Underrepresented Alumni
Last updated December 16, 2019Course Length
1h 1m
Last Updated
December 16, 2019
How to Develop Programming that Re-Engages Underrepresented Alumni
Last updated December 16, 2019Engage underrepresented alumni to celebrate diversity and pave the way to future giving.
Overview
Created in 2006, Cornell Mosaic is the lead advisory organization of Cornell’s diverse alumni communities. Cornell Mosaic collaborates with and serves several identity-based alumni communities under one centralized umbrella, and it’s continuing to build upon already-strong participation rates.
In 2017, an exclusive evening with Cornell faculty and alumni experts at the National Museum of African American History and Culture sold out within six hours of opening online registration. One-thousand people were waitlisted!
Join us for this webcast and hear from Cornell’s director of diversity alumni programs who will showcase Cornell Mosaic and give you advice on how to start similar programming on your campus. We’ll discuss how data can fuel your programming, and we’ll share sample programming and events.
Who should attend?
This webcast is designed for alumni relations professionals and those looking to increase engagement with their diverse alumni populations through more intentional and inclusive programs.
Agenda
I. Laying the groundwork
- Gathering student data
- Building an effective pipeline of leaders and volunteers
- Working with cultural centers and on-campus partners
II. Structuring programming and engagement opportunities
- Examples that show collaboration between student affairs and advancement
- Summarize best practice examples from each affinity group
You may also be interested in watching our webcast recording, Reengage Your Black Alumni.
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$450
Matt Carcella
Senior Director, Diversity Alumni Programs and U.S. Regional Alumni Engagement, Cornell University