We’ve had many amazing alumni come to us asking – where can we volunteer and help the alumni association, and do something useful?
We compiled a variety of volunteer opportunities in our various projects – for them and for you.
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XWe’ve had many amazing alumni come to us asking – where can we volunteer and help the alumni association, and do something useful?
We compiled a variety of volunteer opportunities in our various projects – for them and for you.
How does it work? In the Alumni Association website, we will post a list of “Alumni Ambassadors”, that are willing to be available to give students and other alumni advice and answer questions in various topics. All we need is a bit of personal information in order for us to add you to the “Ambassadors” list and publish the best way to contact you and in which fields you can help. We will also upload a list of options of various volunteer opportunities so you can choose what fits you best and you’re comfortable doing.
Over 40 and want to be a mentor? Contact us for details. The mentoring program is designed for Reichman Graduates throughout the ages. The program specializes in accompanying, empowering, guiding and helping the personal development of other Alumni. Each program cycle is 6 months. The selected participants receive personal advice and guidance from an experienced graduate that volunteers to serve as their mentor. The goal of the program is to assist and direct alumni towards their best self, and to choose the right path for them in everything in life.
“The professional mentoring program is run by Reichman graduates, who help specify the exact needs of the participants, while being managed with incredible passion for doing and giving, which shows their love for the program and university. The work I did with my mentee gave me no less than it gave her. Our click was instantaneous, and I left each session feeling like she is the one empowering me. I left receiving as much as I had desired to give”. Esther Barak, Mentor in the 7th Cycle
an evening that is a collaboration between the Reichman Career Center, the Student Union, and the Alumni Association. The evening aims to create a dialogue between graduates in their final year of their studies and alumni from the same field, about what awaits them after graduation.
Good at marketing and PR? Come and help us during the Open Days on campus, answering questions from future students and calming their concerns.
Come help the next generation of lawyers prepare for their internship interviews and find internships after graduation.
Come help integrate new alumni into the hi-tech world
Come give lectures to a student club on campus and pass on your knowledge. We will help connect you to the clubs relevant to the content you are strong in. Ready? Click to fill in details >>>