Volunteer

Give Back to the Hiram Community

As an alum, there are various ways to interact with and stay connected to the Hiram College community. From offering to serve as a mentor to a student looking for resources in the Career Center, to serving as a class reunion chair or member of the Alumni Executive Board – the options are endless and flexible to your abilities.

Alumni Executive Board

The Alumni Executive Board (AEB) members are elected to (up to three consecutive) two-year terms. They meet on campus three times per year and are a working advisory board, specifically to the office of Development & Alumni Relations, to offer advice on alumni outreach and engagement that will best support the office’s objectives and the mission of Hiram College. As liaisons between the College and the alumni body, the AEB helps the Development Office to learn about and understand the needs and opinions of its graduates.

Members are actively involved with the Development Office’s activities, events, and outreach. The full AEB membership also supports the college by giving to the Hiram Fund in addition to other areas of the college, and many members volunteer in other capacities.

Mission and Objectives of the Hiram College Alumni Executive Board

Article II: Mission and Objectives SECTION A: Mission Statement. The AEB exists to advance the mission of Hiram College by supporting the efforts of the Alumni Relations and Development office. The AEB will strive to strengthen, nourish, and perpetuate the relationship between alumni and the College, and extend the influence of the College and its alumni. SECTION B: Objectives. Members of the AEB seek to fulfill their mission by: 1. Representing and promoting the College’s strategic plan, initiatives, and interests to the public; 2. Strengthening the participation of alumni in planned activities and giving by establishing and cultivating active alumni throughout Ohio, across the country, and internationally; 3. Assisting with the recruitment, recognition, and placement of well-qualified students and alumni; 4. Providing opportunities for social interaction and the celebration of college memories for alumni; 5. Publicizing and promoting the accomplishments of the College, its faculty, students, and alumni; 6. Planning and implementing activities and events that stimulate direct contact between alumni and friends of the College and Hiram students; and 7. Offering an accurate reflection of alumni concerns to college leadership when necessary.

Nominate Yourself or Other Alumni Using the Form Below: