Alumni Relations inspires pride, affinity and support for Laurentian University by maintaining lifelong relationships with its alumni.

 

By coordinating special alumni events, reunions and activities, the Alumni Relations office keeps Laurentian University’s growing 47,000+ alumni family connected with each other and informed of the university’s plans and activities. Whether you are a graduate of our first classes in the 1960s or one of our most recent graduates, the Alumni Association is proud to count you as a member.

 

Purpose

 

The purpose of the LU Alumni Association is to build lifelong relationships that help to promote the welfare and advance the interest, influence and usefulness of Laurentian University. As a member of the Association, you have a voice in the affairs of your alma mater. Alumni representatives sit on the University’s Board of Governors, Senate and many of its advisory committees.

 

Board Constitution -  Notice of Board Constitution Change - Memorandum of Understanding - Funding Requests - Strategic Plan - Transcript Request

 

Board of Directors

 

LUAA Executive

 

President

Diane Mihalek, B. Comm (SPAD), 1989

 

Vice-President

Ryan Lafraniere, BSc 2009

 

Treasurer

Brandon Beeson, BSc, 2008

 

Secretary

Geralynn Riikonen, BScN, 1986

 

Past President

Andrew Battistoni, BA, 1985

 

LUAA Directors

Sean Bradley, BA 1995

Melanie Castonguay, BComm 2003

Yunni Jeong, BSc 2010

Todd Frawley, BSc, 1992

Phil Legault, BComm (SPAD), 1986

Erika Mieto, BA 2003

Blaine Smith, BComm (SPAD) 1980

Mary Trebb, BA 1973

 

Faculty Representative

Dr. Muhammad Alikhan, MBA, 2001

 

Representative to Board of Governors

Andrew Battistoni, BA, 1985

 

Representative to Senate

Mary Trebb, BA 1973

 

Representative from the Board of Governors

Andrew Battistoni, BA, 1985

 

Alumni Relations Office

Lisa Demers, BA 1990, BEd 1994

Director, Alumni Relations

 

 

 

The Laurentian University Alumni Association boasts a membership of over 48,000 graduates, with over 15,000 residing in Greater Sudbury.

 

One of the Association's initiatives is to create a greater alumni presence in the Greater Sudbury community. One way the Association looked to achieving this was through partnering with a local charity/non-profit organization and engaging its alumni in support of the charity's/non-profit organization's efforts.

 

In 2012, the Association accepted partnership applications from local charity/non-profit organizations. As a result, we are proud to report that for the years 2013 and 2014, we will be partnering with Canadian Blood Services.

 

We look forward to updating Laurentian University Alumni throughout 2013 and 2014 on ways we can all participate in this partnership in our community.