Alumni

Forbes profiles alum's first-of-its-kind show

Matt Landau, ’05, is the creator and host of The Vacation Rental Show, which takes viewers on a journey through the world of global vacation rentals.

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Nadine Marsh-Carter, W'86 and L'95, a nonprofit leader in Richmond, has been an eyewitness to how the university and city have changed.Read more

Trailblazing alum is Miami's first dissertation fellow

Brian Doherty, ’14, is pursuing his PhD in computational chemistry at the University of Miami and is the graduate school’s first recipient of the Dissertation Fellowship.

Behind the diagnosis

Pathologist Marissa White Daniels, '09, diagnoses cancer in patients by looking at glass slides but never loses sight of the person behind each one.

Alum and former PGA Tour commissioner receives honorary degree

Tim Finchem, R'69, who served as the PGA Tour's commissioner for 20 years, received a Doctor of Humane Letters during his 50th reunion.Read more

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Life changed the moment you became a Spider. You're one of the few who can call this place home and wear our unique mascot with a pride that surpasses all fear. You are part of a family, forged around the lake, that is 50,000 strong and growing all over the world.

Your four years here were only the beginning of your lifelong relationship to this one-of-a-kind place.

No matter where you roam in the world, you'll always have a home on this campus and among your Spider family. So, we hope to see you often, and we invite you to explore the many ways you can show your Spider Pride.

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It's always good to come home. Revisit the old days at Homecoming or Reunion, or get a feel for campus today at a football game, lecture, or a performance at the Modlin Center.

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The Spider network has helped thousands of alumni launch their careers. Pay it forward by sharing jobs and internships or inviting a student to shadow you for a day. Or, come back for help with your own job search.

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Alumni gifts are an investment in generations of Spiders to come. Gifts of all sizes, especially when made year after year, help sustain a vibrant campus life, just like the one you remember.

Volunteer

The strength of the Spider community depends on active and involved alumni. Do your part by serving on alumni boards, volunteering for regional and class events, or speaking on campus.

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