Looking for leadership opportunities or a chance to join in the fun?
The Vanderbilt Alumni Association offers many ways for alumni, parents and friends to stay connected with Vanderbilt.
By giving your time, you are making a valuable difference while meeting new people, building leadership skills and sharing your unique talents with the Vanderbilt community.
Click here to submit your Volunteer Interest Form today!
Some of these fun and rewarding opportunities include:
- Alumni Interviewing Program Expands Around the Globe–Sign Up Now
Join over 1,500 Vanderbilt alumni who have already registered as Alumni Interviewers. Vanderbilt’s Alumni Interviewing Program (AIP) provides an opportunity for alumni (undergraduate or graduate) to help prospective students in their local communities by interviewing Vanderbilt undergraduate applicants. Click here to volunteer.
Online training takes only 5 minutes and no username/password is necessary. - Regional Vanderbilt Chapters of the Alumni Association
Connect with alumni, parents, students and friends from around the world. - Admissions and Student Recruitment
- VU Undergraduate Reunion
Volunteer for your class reunion. - Alumni Association Board of Directors
- Alumni Association Sustaining Membership
- Alumni Boards for your School or College
Follow links to your school/college and then look for links for alumni and/or volunteers. - Commodore Career Connection
Volunteer to career network with other alumni and help VU students through the VUconnect alumni community. - VU Career Center
Recruit and hire VU students/alumni, job postings. - Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt
- Office of Active Citizenship and Service
Coordinates service opportunities with students. - Parents and Family Programs
Valuable resource for families of current Vanderbilt students. - Peabody College at Vanderbilt
Host a Peabody Human and Organizational Development intern and more. - Vanderbilt Medical Center
- Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development
One of 14 Kennedy Centers nationwide dedicated to improving the quality of lives of children and adults with disabilities. - National Commodore Club 2020 Society
The 2020 Society comprises members of the National Commodore Club, age 40 and under, who contribute at least $100 annually. The Society is a creation of the 2020 Advisory Committee, a group of young alumni committed to increasing young membership in the National Commodore Club and promoting VU Athletics.
