Whether it's Homecoming, Student Alumni Board, graduate celebrations or Wildcats Forever, there's a way for every student to get involved with the Alumni Association.
Wildcats Forever is an open membership program for all K-State students. The goal of the organization is to get students involved with the Alumni Association earlier and establish a link that keeps them connected to K-State.
Student Alumni Board is an enthusiastic group of about 30 students whose primary purpose is to promote K-State at a variety of university and Alumni Association activities.
Homecoming week celebrates K-State traditions with plenty of purple pride. Students are involved in many activities including assembling parade floats, painting Aggieville's business windows, electing student ambassadors and more.
Two K-State ambassadors represent the student body at Alumni Association events throughout the state and at university activities. The Ambassador program began in 1977 as a way to involve student representatives at alumni events.
Graduating seniors are invited to Senior Send-Off, a spring celebration to say farewell to their last days as students and hello to life as K-State alumni. Seniors are introduced to the Alumni Association and encouraged to stay in touch as they begin their new careers and move on from K-State.
The Alumni Association offers programs for current multicultural students, including the multicultural graduate celebration at the end of the spring semester.
