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Members of the KU Alumni Association’s Presidents Club annually give $1,000 or more to help support the creation and expansion of programs to better serve KU and its alumni, friends and students.
To give now to the Association, please make an online gift through KU Endowment. For more information about endowed funds for the Alumni Association contact Angie Storey, senior vice president of donor relations and assistant vice president of development for KU Endowment, at 785.864.4761 or toll free at 800.584.2957.
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“I joined the Presidents Club in 2008, and continued to become more involved in attending, organizing, and hosting Alumni Association events. I became aware of and interested in joining the National Board to find other ways to contribute to the effort of increasing the value of a KU education through alumni engagement, keep informed about KU’s priorities and progress, and meet other Jayhawks as passionate as I am about the University. I joined the board in 2019 and have enjoyed every minute of it.”
“The KU Alumni Association Presidents Club program has been an honor and a privilege to be a part of. As much as I felt I was involved as an alumna, it has opened a world of opportunity I didn’t even realize was out there. Through very fun social interaction the advantages that this program offers are endless and have been a huge benefit to me personally, from a business perspective, and for our entire family. Rock Chalk Jayhawk!”
As 2024 comes to a close, we take a look back at the advice we heard this year from KU alumni leaders.
What began as a family fight against cancer led KU alumna Kim Stanley on a personal journey of hope and advocacy for children’s cancer research.
Jayhawks in eight different cities came together to give back for the KU Cares Month of Service this November.
Fred Neis, N'93, G'97, is a Senior Partner in Health Advisory at Korn Ferry. We sat down with Fred to learn what leadership means to him.
On January 1, the integration will create a unified organization dedicated to serving all KU alumni.
The 6th annual Kyou Networking Week brought hundreds of alumni together to make connections with Jayhawks in their network.
Volunteer positions are available in your network, or you can help establish a network in your area if one doesn’t exist.
We thank our corporate partners for their creative sponsorships as well as digital and print advertising. Partners are part of the KU Alumni Association Family.
Explore our mentor matching program for students and alumni to create connections, provide professional insight and opportunities.
We build lifelong relationships that strengthen the University of Kansas and the legacy of excellence embodied by its students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends.
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Your membership in the KU Alumni Association is the single most powerful way to make all of KU stronger, including the value of your own degree. Through your membership, the Association: