Looking for a fun, low-key way to volunteer for Wayland that doesn’t take much time? We’ve got the perfect opportunity for you!

Class Correspondents play an important role in helping to maintain the strong sense of community among Wayland alumni and establishing links with classmates who have lost contact with the Academy. They are the communications liaisons between the school and their classmates. We’ll provide you with a list of your classmates’ email addresses so you can send out a call for news and other event communications.

We are always looking for new spaces for alumni events in major cities. If you're willing to host an alumni or networking event at your home or workplace, please let us know.

Regional volunteers help to plan happy hours, alumni panels, service projects, affinity gatherings, and other alumni activities across the country. Each year, volunteers are active in cities including, but not limited to Milwaukee, Chicago, Twin Cities, Seattle, Milwaukee, and Los Angeles. If you're not in one of these cities, we welcome volunteers to plan events in their local areas.

The Coffee Chat series aims to bridge the gap between current Wayland students and alumni to create a direct platform to foster networking, career advisory and interests, and of course, our shared appreciation for the Wayland community.

Check out some of our chats HERE. 

The Alumni Association Board takes an active role in education, networking and service for the Academy, and meets quarterly. The Board's President also attends meetings of the Academy's Board of Trustees. Members of the Board serve a three-year term, starting in October. 

If you are interested in serving on the Alumni Association Board please send an email to cahlborn@wayland.org.