From your first day walking up the Hill to your last day walking through the Campanile, we’ve got you covered.
SAN is the first step in a lifelong relationship with KU. It links you to all things KU—exciting opportunities on and off campus, time-honored KU traditions, your fellow Jayhawks, and a network of over 400,000 alumni worldwide.
Best of all, SAN is FREE for every student! So why wait? Sign up now by filling out the form or downloading the KU Alumni app to get started.
One of the greatest benefits of SAN for KU students is the strong connection to KU’s vast alumni network. With over 400,000 Jayhawks around the world, SAN provides valuable opportunities to connect with alumni through KU Mentoring+, the Jayhawk Career Network, and more—empowering students to succeed and make an impact long after graduation.
In partnership with KU Endowment, SAN members have access to unique volunteer opportunities that support the KU community. Donors help thousands of students through scholarships, awards and other support funds. From writing thank you notes to attending donor events, volunteering helps you connect with established, supportive KU alumni so you can start building your Jayhawk network. If you are interested in learning more, email donorrelations@kuendowment.org.
Homecoming is KU’s biggest celebration, and with SAN, you’ll be at the heart of the tradition! From the awards to the football game, we’ll make sure you don’t miss a moment of the excitement. Joining SAN means you’re always connected to KU’s best events and the Jayhawk spirit that brings us all together.
As a part of SAN, you’ll get access to exclusive, members-only events with great food, entertainment, and chances to connect with fellow Jayhawks. From silent discos to student tailgates to unique gatherings, these events are designed just for you—giving you an insider experience you won’t want to miss!
As a part of SAN, you’ll get access to exclusive, members-only events with great food, entertainment, and chances to connect with fellow Jayhawks. From silent discos to student tailgates to unique gatherings, these events are designed just for you—giving you an insider experience you won’t want to miss!
The Student Alumni Ambassadors (SAA) are KU student leaders from across campus who celebrate Jayhawk traditions, encourage philanthropic engagement, and create alumni connections with students. Take the next step in your leadership journey by becoming a Student Alumni Ambassador.
If you’re looking to take the next step in your Jayhawk journey, and want to connect your time at KU with the thousands of KU alumni you’ll soon be a part of, the Student Alumni Endowment Board wants you!
Networking and career prep doesn’t have to be scary. There are thousands of Jayhawk alumni who are more than willing to help you get started on your career journey. Register for mentoring.ku.edu, and reach out to an alum with a question. Jayhawks helping Jayhawks, it just makes sense.
When KU grads are hiring, they’re probably looking for KU grads. HireJayhawks.com can help you find the jobs that are looking for people like you!
If networking sounds intimidating, KU Alumni events are the perfect way to get started. You’ll always have something in common when you’re in a room full of Jayhawks! Get to know KU professionals in your area, and hey, they may know someone else to get to know too (that’s networking!)
Save the date for One Day One KU, the university’s annual 24 hours of giving! Join us on February 20-21, 2025 — from noon to noon — when Jayhawks around the globe will come together to support hundreds of amazing causes.
One Day One KU celebrates the power of one — one vote in the Kansas Legislature that led to Lawrence’s selection as the home of the University of Kansas, one community of passionate and proud supporters who are united in doing good. KU’s alumni and friends enable the university to initiate the big ideas — the good ideas — that serve people, not just in Kansas, but everywhere. The next big idea starts here — and we want YOU to be a part of it!
The Student Alumni Ambassadors (SAA) are KU student leaders from across campus who celebrate Jayhawk traditions, encourage philanthropic engagement, and create alumni connections with students. Take the next step in your leadership journey by becoming a Student Alumni Ambassador.
Alden is a Junior from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma studying Aerospace Engineering.
Antonique is a Junior from Missouri studying Journalism and Business.
Ashton is a Sophomore from Overland Park, Kansas studying Marketing and Entrepreneurship.
Donna is a Senior from Montenegro studying Accounting and International Business.
Ella is a Junior from Ottawa, Kansas studying Marketing.
Fatima is a Senior from Overland Park, Kansas studying Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology.
Jack is a Senior from Denver, Colorado studying Mechanical Engineering.
Jess is a Senior from Omaha, Nebraska studying Strategic Communications and Business.
Nana is a Senior from Ghana studying Visual Communication and Design.
Perla is a Junior from Emporia, Kansas on the Pre-Pharmacy track.
Jess is a Senior from Omaha, Nebraska studying Strategic Communications and Business.
Jess is a Senior from Omaha, Nebraska studying Strategic Communications and Business.
Fatima is a Junior from Overland Park, Kansas studying Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology.
Andy is a Graduate Student from Omaha, Nebraska whom has a BA in Philosophy and is currently pursuing a Master of Buisness Administration.
Donna is a Junior from Montenegro studying Accounting and International Business.
Ella is Sophomore from Ottawa, Kansas studying Marketing.
Perla is a Sophomore from Emporia, Kansas on the Pre-Pharmacy track.
Blake is a Sophomore from Wichita, Kansas studying Political Sciecne, Global International Studies, European Studies, and Arabic on the Pre-Law track.
Ahinoa is a Sophomore from Almería, Spain studying Aerospace Engineering.
Aisha is a Senior from Leawood, Kansas studying Speech Pathology Language-Hearing.
We hope your four years as an SAN member helped shape your KU experience. Now, you can become a KU Alumni Association member to support programs like SAN, KU Mentoring, and more, plus get exclusive benefits.
Once you know where you’re headed after college, be sure to tell us so we can update your alumni record. Update your info here.
Wherever you go, you’ll find other Jayhawks. What network are you joining?
You’re in the sweet spot for the Jayhawk Career Network: use its resources to advance your career and help the students who would love to hear your advice on navigating KU!
As a senior, your class can leave its legacy at KU. The Student Alumni Endowment Board votes on the class gift and class banner. Here’s examples of class banners and class gifts through KU’s history.
After graduation, be sure to memorialize your time at KU:
Networking and career prep doesn’t have to be scary. There are thousands of Jayhawk alumni who are more than willing to help you get started on your career journey. Register for mentoring.ku.edu, and reach out to an alum with a question. Jayhawks helping Jayhawks, it just makes sense.
When KU grads are hiring, they’re probably looking for KU grads. HireJayhawks.com can help you find the jobs that are looking for people like you!
If networking sounds intimidating, KU Alumni events are the perfect way to get started. You’ll always have something in common when you’re in a room full of Jayhawks! Get to know KU professionals in your area, and hey, they may know someone else to get to know too (that’s networking!)
Save the date for One Day One KU, the university’s annual 24 hours of giving! Join us on February 20-21, 2025 — from noon to noon — when Jayhawks around the globe will come together to support hundreds of amazing causes.
One Day One KU celebrates the power of one — one vote in the Kansas Legislature that led to Lawrence’s selection as the home of the University of Kansas, one community of passionate and proud supporters who are united in doing good. KU’s alumni and friends enable the university to initiate the big ideas — the good ideas — that serve people, not just in Kansas, but everywhere. The next big idea starts here — and we want YOU to be a part of it!
The Student Alumni Ambassadors (SAA) are KU student leaders from across campus who celebrate Jayhawk traditions, encourage philanthropic engagement, and create alumni connections with students. Take the next step in your leadership journey by becoming a Student Alumni Ambassador.
Alden is a Junior from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma studying Aerospace Engineering.
Antonique is a Junior from Missouri studying Journalism and Business.
Ashton is a Sophomore from Overland Park, Kansas studying Marketing and Entrepreneurship.
Donna is a Senior from Montenegro studying Accounting and International Business.
Ella is a Junior from Ottawa, Kansas studying Marketing.
Fatima is a Senior from Overland Park, Kansas studying Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology.
Jack is a Senior from Denver, Colorado studying Mechanical Engineering.
Jess is a Senior from Omaha, Nebraska studying Strategic Communications and Business.
Nana is a Senior from Ghana studying Visual Communication and Design.
Perla is a Junior from Emporia, Kansas on the Pre-Pharmacy track.
Jess is a Senior from Omaha, Nebraska studying Strategic Communications and Business.
Jess is a Senior from Omaha, Nebraska studying Strategic Communications and Business.
Fatima is a Junior from Overland Park, Kansas studying Molecular, Cellular, and Developmental Biology.
Andy is a Graduate Student from Omaha, Nebraska whom has a BA in Philosophy and is currently pursuing a Master of Buisness Administration.
Donna is a Junior from Montenegro studying Accounting and International Business.
Ella is Sophomore from Ottawa, Kansas studying Marketing.
Perla is a Sophomore from Emporia, Kansas on the Pre-Pharmacy track.
Blake is a Sophomore from Wichita, Kansas studying Political Sciecne, Global International Studies, European Studies, and Arabic on the Pre-Law track.
Ahinoa is a Sophomore from Almería, Spain studying Aerospace Engineering.
Aisha is a Senior from Leawood, Kansas studying Speech Pathology Language-Hearing.
We hope your four years as an SAN member helped shape your KU experience. Now, you can become a KU Alumni Association member to support programs like SAN, KU Mentoring, and more, plus get exclusive benefits.
Once you know where you’re headed after college, be sure to tell us so we can update your alumni record. Update your info here.
Wherever you go, you’ll find other Jayhawks. What network are you joining?
You’re in the sweet spot for the Jayhawk Career Network: use its resources to advance your career and help the students who would love to hear your advice on navigating KU!
As a senior, your class can leave its legacy at KU. The Student Alumni Endowment Board votes on the class gift and class banner. Here’s examples of class banners and class gifts through KU’s history.
After graduation, be sure to memorialize your time at KU:
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Sarah Coury and Hawk Link are tasked with helping students navigate the challenges of their first year and beyond, ensuring they access the support and resources needed to succeed.
KU students like Shayslyne Campos make meaningful connections every day thanks to KU Alumni Association programs like the Student Alumni Network and KU Mentoring+.
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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: