The document discusses using alumni volunteers effectively at universities. It provides examples from the University of Exeter where 4,500 alumni offered 1,000 volunteers who contributed 8,500 hours of support in over 100 ways. Some key recommendations for universities include integrating volunteers into activities, committing necessary resources, measuring impact, and celebrating volunteer contributions.

1. Using Alumni Volunteers to Maximum Impact Stephanie Anagnostopoulos, University of Exeter Leona Axelsson, Örebro University CASE, Manchester 2011

3. Development and Alumni Relations ?

4. Alumni Relations… as defined by the Beatles “ Get back, get back Get back to where you once belonged Ooh, get back Jo* ” Get back, The Beatles, 1969 *Insert relevant alumnus’ name here

6. University of Exeter Our Alumni… and us

8. And many more… Students Alumni Research The ‘University’

11. Take a chance on volunteers… But make the most of it!

12. Integrate

13. Commit Resources

14. Measure

15. Celebrate

16. Over to Leona! Stephanie Anagnostopoulos, University of Exeter [email_address] exeter.ac.uk/alumnisupporters +44 1392 725003