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Volunteer Opportunities

There are many ways to be active and involved as a member of the IUAA.

• Attend chapter events, as well as other events in your area.
• Recruit a new dues-paying member of the IUAA.
• Submit a class note to the Indiana Alumni Magazine.
• Sign up to be an alumni student recruiter.
• Become a member of Hoosiers for Higher Education, a statewide organization dedicated to promoting higher education in Indiana.
• Bring a prospective student to one of our IU campuses.
• Send money! Contribute regularly to the IU Foundation.
• Attend a cultural event, sporting event, or lecture on an IU campus.
• Enroll in a continuing education class on a campus near you.
• Purchase an IU license plate.
• Put an IUAA or IU decal on your car.
• Share career advice at IUAlumniCareers.com.
• Buy and wear IUAA or IU merchandise.
• Encourage five friends to become life members of the IUAA.
• Upgrade your membership to life or continue to renew your annual membership.
• Subscribe to the electronic e-Newsletter, IUAA News, by giving us your e-mail address.
• Contact a member of the IUAA Board of Managers with ideas or comments.
• Plan your next vacation with Hoosier Travelers.
• Visit the campuses and meet with staff at each.
• Don’t be a stranger: if you’ve moved or changed jobs, let the IUAA Records Department know at (800) 824-3044, or update your record online via the alumni directory.
• Post jobs for fellow alumni at IUAlumniCareers.com.

Here are some ongoing things you can do to create a ripple effect of IUAA involvement:

• Ensure all your friends and neighbors know you attended IU.
• Drink your morning coffee from an IU mug.
• Read the schedule and minutes from the semi-yearly Executive Council meetings.
• If your alumni chapter is inactive, volunteer to help it become active.
• Work to get 100 percent of your affiliate, constituent, or chapter board to be IUAA members.
• Continue to reach out to alumni in ethnic or cultural minority groups.
• Read, review, and send feedback to the Indiana Alumni Magazine.