The FSU Alumni Association charters affiliated Alumni Networks to serve Florida State University alumni. These volunteer-led groups are an avenue for FSU alumni to connect with fellow graduates who share similar interests or affiliations.
Ready to connect with one of our Alumni Networks? Look below for links to each network's web page and social media pages.
Florida State University Asian American Alumni (FSU AAA) aims to develop a network of Asian American alumni and friends on behalf of Florida State University. In partnership with FSU, FSU AAA works to supplement the lives of Asian American alumni, students and friends through participation in events and programming. These activities create opportunities for the FSU Asian American community to become more engaged with the university, expand peer and alumni networks, improve career development and placement, and provide financial support for scholarships and programs for current and future minority students.
Florida State University Black Alumni’s (BA) mission is to build a network of black alumni and friends and sustain meaningful relationships on behalf of Florida State University. With events and programming designed specifically for black alumni and students, BA provides a framework that allows alumni to network with peers, socialize with fellow graduates and serve the university and community.
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Founded in 1974, the Emeriti Alumni Society is a constituency organization of the Florida State University Alumni Association organized to encourage the continuing interest and participation of those alumni who have reached emeriti status: alumni who graduated from the university 50 or more years ago.
Visit Website SupportThe First-Generation Alumni Network aims to cultivate an engaged community of FSU first-generation alumni who actively promote the resilience of their peers, advocate for the distinct needs of first-generation alumni and students, and offer support through mentorship, events, and community-based initiatives.
As a recognized First Scholars Institution by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA), FSU is home to a thriving first-generation community. Currently, 25% of FSU’s undergraduates identify as students whose parents or legal guardians do not hold a bachelor’s degree. With more than 30,000 first-generation FSU alumni, including more than 17,000 who participated in CARE, this initiative seeks to cultivate an engaged and supportive community that promotes professional growth and philanthropy among FSU’s first-generation graduates.
If you would like to become more involved, please contact Jacey Darrah, Associate Director of Alumni and Student Engagement for the Division of Undergraduate Studies at jdarrah@advance.fsu.edu.
Meet the Board:
Ian Carter (B.A. '21), Chair
Jean Baptiste (B.S. '06)
Diamond Boston (B.S. '22), CARE Staff Representative
Gillian DiAdezzio (B.S. '14)
Julian Gallego (B.S. '19)
Odalyz Guzman (B.S. '20)
Luc Poliard (B.S. '18)
Denishia Sword (B.A. '07, M.A. '08)
The mission for FSU Hispanic/Latin Alumni Network is to continue fostering the community created at Florida State for Hispanic/Latin Alumni. They aim to promote representation, encourage participation and assist graduating students to continue their commitment to FSU as alumni. The network strives to connect alumni, families, friends, and fans who are passionate about FSU and their Hispanic/Latin culture through ongoing events and programming.
President: Ana Martinez
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Mission Statement: To provide Alumni of The Florida State University who are Jewish with an opportunity to connect back to the university while bettering Jewish life at FSU.
The Jewish Alumni Network will provide opportunities for Jewish Alumni to have a long-term commitment for the betterment of Jewish life and overall improvement at The Florida State University. The Jewish concept of passing along traditions and values “from generation to generation,” known as l’dor v’dor, is something our Alumni Network will embrace.
Are you interested in joining this network? Please complete this interest form.
Questions? Email us at fsujewishalumni@gmail.com.
Meet the Board:
Jared Ross (B.A. ’99, J.D. ’06), President
Nancy Rothstein (B.S. ’01, J.D. ’06), Vice President
Derek Silver (B.S. '16, J.D. '19), Secretary
Ron Krudo (B.S. ’13, M.A. ’14), Treasurer
Scott Knapp (B.S. '02)
Lauren Lange (B.A. '17, B.S. '17)
Lauren Reingold (B.S. '14)
Ryan Goldin (B.S. '04)
Harrison DuBosar (B.A. '13, M.P.A. '15, J.D. '16)
Shayna Cohen (B.S. '20, M.S. '21, M.S. '22)
SupportThe mission of the Florida State University Pride Network is to cultivate a network of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and allied alumni to sustain meaningful relationships on behalf of FSU. Membership is open to any alumnus, associate or affiliate of the university with an earnest and steadfast commitment to the aims and goals of LGBTQ+ alumni.
For more information, contact info@fsupride.org.
In 1947, veterans returning from World War II enrolled at the Florida State College for Women and, as a result, FSCW became Florida State University. It is because of this proud veterans legacy – and in service to those currently enrolled service members, past and present – that Florida State has committed itself to creating and sustaining the most veteran friendly and empowering university in the nation. The Veterans Alumni Society was established to foster and enhance relationships between veteran alumni and currently enrolled student-veterans, as well as veterans who are Florida State faculty and staff members.
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Florida State University Young Alumni Council (YAC) plans and implements programs and activities which will engage recent graduates of Florida State University, provides leadership and guidance to the staff of the alumni association on matters of concern to young alumni and works to build a culture of leadership among Florida State’s young alumni.
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The Women for FSU exists to engage women who have a passion for FSU by fostering friendship and community; to educate women on different ways of investing in our university; and to celebrate women who serve as mentors and role models and make a difference in other women’s lives.
Core Values
- To learn more about the history and needs of Florida State and gain better understanding of the impact of philanthropy
- To identify regional ambassadors for outreach efforts
- To provide networking opportunities and effective ways for members to communicate
- To mentor the next generation of women leaders and philanthropists — current women students and recent graduates
- To honor all ways of giving, be it money, time or expertise
- To utilize events and communication vehicles already in place at the university for furthering our cause
- To be inclusive rather than exclusive
- To utilize graduates, athletes and coaches to inspire and encourage others to get involved
If you would like to become more involved or join The Women for Florida State University, please contact Lindsey Alligood, associate director of Volunteer Engagement, at lalligood@fsu.edu.
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