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Frequencies and Amplitudes of Alumni Attitudes

October 21, 2009

Why Alumni Attitudes Matter to Everyone on Campus

Filed under: Campus Integration, Communications, Events — Robert Shoss @ 4:58 pm

In our work presenting alumni attitudinal research and in conversations with advancement professionals around the country, we find overwhelming agreement about the importance of alumni feedback for the future success of the institution. (more…)

May 15, 2009

Considerations for Alumni and/or Student Career Guidance

In a sense, jobs have “personalities” much as people do.  They can be either energetic or more passive; they may call for a lot of routine or (more…)

April 15, 2009

Partnering With Your Stakeholders

When universities and/or colleges decide to survey their alumni, it is most often because they want to know what motivates alumni to (more…)

February 4, 2008

Building a Campus Coalition by Sharing Critical Alumni Feedback Data

University of Southern California, January 2008 (more…)

January 31, 2008

Dues vs. Non Dues

Select Findings From The Alumni Attitude Study’s Survey of Advancement Professionals:

The Perceived Impact of Association Status (Dues vs. Non Dues) on Overall Alumni Involvement, Giving and Programs (more…)