Student-Alumni Connections
Alumna Serena Auñón, SEAS BS '97, connects with students about her experience as a NASA astronaut.
The support of GW's global network of alumni enhances the student experience from their first day at Colonial Inauguration through graduation on the National Mall. By connecting with alumni, current GW students can:
- learn more about prospective degree fields
- network in D.C.
- receive excellent career or professional advice
Dinner with Alumni Program
The Dinner with Alumni Program provides students the opportunity to share a meal with GW alumni. Alumni hosts represent a range of industries and interests, including law, finance, consulting, information technology, medicine, engineering, event planning, journalism, and more!
Sign up to meet members of our alumni community over dinner in restaurants throughout the DC-area. At dinner, students have the opportunity to discuss career interests, gain professional advice, and share #OnlyatGW moments.
Interact with Prospective Students
The Office of Alumni Relations works closely with the Office of Undergraduate Admissions to provide opportunities for alumni to assist in the admissions process. Alumni are the best ambassadors for the GW experience and your involvement with prospective and admitted students is extremely valuable.
GW Career Connect
GW Career Connect is an online networking community that enables undergraduate and graduate students to seek career guidance and professional development from alumni, as well as provides alumni an opportunity to network with fellow alumni around fourteen industry areas of interest, including: Finance; Healthcare; Marketing & Advertising; Media & Communications; Politics & Government; Technology; Real Estate; Retail & Fashion; Arts & Design; Consulting; Education; Law & Legal Services; Museum Professionals; and Science & Engineering.
“I want to help students while they’re in school and once they move into the working world – so they feel a lifetime of giving back to the school. There’s a culture of giving back to the university and I want to continue it and make it even better.”
Philip Leibow, GWSB '87 & '89
