Engaging alumni and friends
March 6, 2020
Some 300-plus participants, including members of Pamplin’s 21 organizations of alumni and friends, gathered for the college’s inaugural Engagement Summit in October 2019 in Roanoke, Virginia. Over two days of activities, participants immersed themselves in board meetings, receptions, plenary and breakout sessions, and, of course, networking opportunities.
They discussed the future of alumni involvement with and support for the college through volunteerism, experiential opportunities, and philanthropy, as it seeks to transform business education to meet the needs of the 21st century.
Teresa Maher, Jack Maher, Chris Xystros (ACCT ’84) (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Neha Shah and Amara Wibowo, members of the Dean’s Advisory Board of Students (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Catching up with old friends and meeting new ones at the volunteer appreciation and networking reception at the Taubman Museum of Art. (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Brad Casper (FIN ’82), Kay Casper (ANSC ’82), Beth Carter (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Debbie Petrine (MGT ’78), Kay Hunnings (HORT ’79, MBA ’07) (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Dan Lasik (ACCT ’86), Debra Emory (MKTG ’87) (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Randy Lucas (ACCT ’91, MACCT ’92), Tommy Amal (M.S., ALS ’14) (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Dean Robert Sumichrast and Kelly Pickerel (FIN ’82) congratulate Mallory Tuttle (M.S., HTM ’14), who received an Ut Prosim Award from the college. (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Dan St. Martin, Kim Shanahan (FIN ’93) (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)
Rishav Khanal, Srijana Khanal, Donna Wertalik (Photo credit: Brett Lemon)