Alumni
Your connection to the VCU College of Health Professions doesn't end on graduation day. Rather, receiving your degree marks the beginning of lifelong participation in a thriving alumni community. Our goal is simple: To keep our alumni up to date on the College's activities; to build lifelong connections between past, present and future graduates; and to keep alumni informed about how they can remain involved in and contribute to the future of the College of Health Professions. Be sure to keep your contact information updated for CHP to communicate with you in the future.
Whether you're one of our most recent graduates or you're just looking for a way to reconnect, consider getting involved with your alma mater in a variety of ways:
Donate time
Lend a hand at our department events or student recruitment activities to ensure their success. Or bring your expertise into the classroom by serving as a a guest lecturer, academic mentor or preceptor.
Join the CHP Alumni Council
By joining the CHP Alumni Council, you'll stay connected to your alma mater and fellow graduates, help shape alumni events and outreach, gain leadership experience, and make a meaningful impact on the future of health professions education.
Network with other alumni
Make lasting, valuable relationships with your fellow alumni at College of Health Professions annual events and via social media.
Become a community partner
Provide a workplace location for student internships, clinical rotations or volunteer activities. Or recruit and hire College of Health Professions graduates.
Give a gift
As a proud alum, you’re already a part of the VCU College of Health Professions. By supporting the college through a gift, you are investing in the vitality of your degree and supporting the future of the college. Your gift can take many forms, including unrestricted funds to support the college in the area of greatest need, scholarships, endowed faculty support or planned giving. To learn more, visit our Make a Gift page.
To learn more about unique opportunities for supporting individual departments, visit our Giving page, or contact T. Greg Prince, senior director of development for the College of Health Professions: (804) 828-3269, tgprince@vcu.edu.