Whether mentoring students or speaking at events, your time and expertise ensures current students are inspired, equipped and connected and leads to lasting impact.
Browse through a diverse list of university volunteer opportunities. We will continue to add to this list thoughtout the year, so make sure to check back regularly to see updated volunteer opportunities. If you have a passion and an idea of how you want to contribute, let us know and we'll do our best to connect you to the right people.
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Share your experience with students and fellow alumni. Redhawk Landing is a mentoring and networking platform that connects alumni with students and other alumni for short- and long-term mentorship.
Alumni communities support alumni in different regions and with varying affinities. Lead the group that is most meaningful to you. Learn more about all of our alumni communities.
Support Admissions and share your Redhawk pride by interviewing prospective Seattle U students. Complete the Interst Form
Speak on an area of your expertise at one of our many programs and events.
Alumni communities support alumni in different regions and with varying affinities. Lead the group that is most meaningful to you.
The Seattle University Alumni Board of Governors (ABOG) serves the needs of all 85,000 members of the Seattle University Alumni Association by advising the Office of Alumni Engagement and cultivating alumni involvement through volunteerism, philanthropy and event attendance.
Seattle U Give is Seattle U's online day of giving at, During Seattle U Gives, the combined power of small gifts will have ripple effects on our students, our communities and the world. Social Ambassadors are key to spreading the word and making an even bigger impact! Sign Up today!
Alumni know the value of a Seattle U education. Recommend potential students to Seattle U through our easy online form.
The SU Voice is our monthly alumni newsletter. Lend your voice and your experience as a Seattle U alum.
Albers School of Business | College of Arts and Sciences | College of Science and Engineering | School of Law
Support the Albers mission, students and fellow alumni with events and student initiatives. Learn More
Network with Albers undergraduate students at this signature networking event that takes place in winter quarter, replicating company or professional mingling events.
Network with Albers graduate students at this spring quarter networking event. Learn More
Be a workshop presenter for the Albers Placement Center on a career topic of your expertise. Learn More
Provide feedback on student resumes and conduct mock interivews with graduate and undergraduate students.
Serve as a judge, subject matter expert or coach for this business plan competition. Learn More
Serve as a mentor at this structured, low-key networking event. Learn More
Share your expertise by being a guest lecturer in a College of Science and Engineering class. (Faculty will determine if expertise ties to curriculum.)
Support students in their job search by conducting mock interviews and resume reviews.
Provide valuable feedback and insights to students by reviewing their graduate or medical school applications.
Serve as a faculty-industry interface and help the departments deliver a quality education by providing guidance on the many facets of the computer science or mechanical engineering profession.
Recent and international alumni share their program experiences with current and prospective students
Serve as a mentor for 1L students, working together to create and implement their mentorship plan.
Share your expertise by being a guest lecturer in a Law School class. (Faculty will determine if expertise ties to curriculum.)
Support students in learning about different law firms and types of law by hosting students for lunch or other gathering.
Law alumni help prepare students for upcoming interviews by doing practice interviews with them.
Law Alumni Board is an advisory body to the dean and Office of Advancement. Engage alumni in support of the School of Law's mission.
Serve on the editorial board of Seattle U's Lawyer Magazine.
Attorneys support students in their job searches by conducting informational interviews.
Share your experience with students and fellow alumni. The new Redhawk Landing mentoring and networking platform connects alumni with students and other alumni for short- and long-term mentorship. Learn More
First generation alumni are invited to submit to Imprint, a compilation of creative writing and scholarly work from Seattle University’s first-generation college community released in the spring quarter. Learn More
Complete a simple form indicating your preferred volunteer opportunities and we will connect you with a volunteer manager who will set you up.
“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.