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International Alumni Initiative

 

More than 225,000 former students of the University of Arizona live throughout the 50 states and in more than 150 countries. Alumni participate in activities sponsored by The University of Arizona Alumni Association such as alumni clubs, college councils, and special interest groups in the United States and abroad.

The University of Arizona's Division of International Affairs and the Alumni Association have joined efforts in order to help overseas alumni stay connected to the University of Arizona through the International Alumni Initiative (IAI).  The goal of the IAI is to support the interests of the University of Arizona, its international alumni, and its current and future students, through the development of mutually beneficial relationships.

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Your connection to the University of Arizona does not end at graduation but rather is the beginning of your relationship as an alumnus. As a new alumnus, there are many ways to maintain your ties to the UA. The University of Arizona Alumni Association - which represents more than 250,000 alumni worldwide - offers a number of ways for you to stay connected.  Click here to learn more.

Why should you sign up? 

  • Stay Connected with the U of A for life.
  • Receive exclusive benefits & services.
  • Join a UA alumni chapter or start new one.
  • Be an ambassador for the UA worldwide!

For more information on the University of Arizona's International Alumni Initiative contact Colin Deeds colind@email.arizona.edu or (520) 626-7234.

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