UEAAA Membership Form
To become an active member of UEAAA, please complete the form below. Once your application is processed one of our representatives will notify you regarding the next step. Thank you for your interest in UEAAA.
Questions? Contact Turae Dabney Mumford ’99, M’06 at alumni@evansville.edu.
Student-Alumni Mentoring Program
Through the student-alumni mentoring program, alumni, parents, and friends of the University provide students insight into career opportunities, promote student leadership, and encourage experiential education involvement. More information and online registration can be found at www.evansville.edu/mentoring.
Leading Edge Alumni Guiding UE – LEAGUE
Leading Edge Alumni (parents and friends) Guiding the University of Evansville is a worldwide network of alumni, parents, and friends who assist with student recruitment. LEAGUE volunteers attend college fairs, open houses, and award receptions on behalf of UE and serve as a resource for prospective students and families. Visit evansville.edu/volunteer/league.cfm to submit your LEAGUE volunteer form.
Board Memberships
The University uses the talents of its alumni, parents, and friends to help guide its many programs through membership on various boards. Each of these bodies has its own selection process. You may express your interest in consideration for a position by contacting alumni@evansville.edu..
Parents Association
The Parents Association comprises all parents of current undergraduate UE students. Parents automatically become members when their son or daughter enrolls at UE. The Parents Association offers opportunities for parents from across the country to be active with the University through LEAGUE and PIEE activities, parent-to-parent outreach, and regional University events. Check this box if you want to be involved.
Partners in the Evansville Experience – PIEE
PIEE is a network of UE alumni, parents, and other friends who assist in the career services process for current undergraduate students by providing internships, co-op jobs, mentoring, and networking opportunities. Check this box if you want to become a PIEE member.
UE African American Alumni Executive Board or Committee
The UEAAA fosters and maintains a close and supportive connection among UE African American alumni and current and prospective students. In addition to an annual meeting and participation in campus activities, the association raises funds to support the endowed Zerah Priestly Carter University of Evansville African American Scholarship. All African American alumni are members of the UEAAA. Check this box if you want to assist with UEAAA activities.
Alumni Volunteer Networks
Alumni volunteer networks bring alumni together throughout the country and world. The frequency of meetings and types of activities and events vary in each network area. Networks are established in Evansville, Indianapolis, Dubois County (Indiana), St. Louis, Nashville, and Cincinnati. A variety of events are held in other cities including Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, and Washington, D.C. Check this box if you want to join one of these groups or start your own network.
What is Early College High School (ECHS)?
Early college high schools are small schools designed so students can earn a high school diploma while working toward an associate’s degree or up to two years of credit toward a bachelor’s degree. Early college high schools have the potential to improve high school graduation rates and better prepare students for high-skill careers by engaging all students in a rigorous, college preparatory curriculum and compressing the number of years to a college degree.
Who is served by ECHS?
The early college high school initiative focuses on young people for whom the transition into postsecondary education is difficult. Its priority is to serve low-income young people, first-generation college goers, English language learners, and students of color, all of whom are statistically underrepresented in higher education. This initiative will increase the number of these young people who earn an associate’s degree or two years of college credit and the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree. Check this box if you would like to be a mentor of parents who have a student in the ECHS program.