We are challenging 10,000 alumni in Our Moment for Mission: The President's Challenge to empower
students to stride forward with purpose, and impact our world for the better.
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Since the launch of the campaign in September, we have engaged 5,911 alumni.
Our Moment for Mission: The President’s Challenge (OMFM) challenges 10,000 alumni to become engaged in the university by connecting, volunteering and giving.
“Being involved in the Seattle University Alumni Association has helped me stay connected to my friends while also meeting new people who I didn’t know as a student,” says Eashudee (Hanna-Marie Lucero), ’20, about starting the Indigenous Alumni group.
“As a mentor, I always encourage my mentees to participate in the decision making at every level,” explained Ann McCormack, ’67, of her mentorship of Jonathan Choe, ’20, during which they started Six Arts Academy in China.
“I’m thankful to know that there are people out there who will donate and care for students like me, just knowing that warms my heart,” says Saymirah Cornelius-McClam, ’21, current senior and accounting major, reflecting on the impact of scholarships.
