Alumni

Get Involved

Join fellow alumni to strengthen your professional network, support student success, and advocate for public health.

Find Your Network

The Global Alumni Network is connecting both in person and virtually based on interest area and geographic location to share resources, create programming, support students and more.

Support Student Success

The experience and commitment of the alumni community is invaluable to our current and prospective students. Here are some ways to support the next generation of public health leaders. 
 

Serve as a Mentor

Whether you're interested in year-long, individual ad-hoc, or small group mentoring, there are many options available! Review the information below and let us know how you're interested in getting involved. 

Join OneHop Serve as an ad-hoc mentor to students across the University. Read more about the platform and sign up here.
Pop-up and Departmental Mentoring Host a 30-minute, small group pop-up mentor session or participate in an hour long departmental mentoring meet-up. Let us know if you're interested in learning more.
MPH Mentor Program Visit the website to learn more about mentoring an MPH student and access additional resources.

Other Ways to Get Involved

Interested in working with Career Services or Admissions? Take a look at other ways to get involved with current and prospective students. 

Internship or Practicum Do you or your organization have a public health project or initiative appropriate for a graduate student? Find out more! 
Career Programming Share your experiences through panels, mock interviews, career coaching, resume review and more - can be done in person or online. Let us know you're interested!
Admissions Representative Represent the Bloomberg School at an admissions fair, recruitment event or be a part of the Admissions Directory. Share your name with us!

Make a Gift

Giving drives the Bloomberg School's progress in research, practice, and education that saves lives by the millions. Invest in scholarships, faculty support, and research centers that harness the power of public health.