Get Involved

Be part of something special.

Interested in an exciting volunteer commitment to William Peace University? The Alumni Association Board of Directors may be the volunteer position that’s right for you. Contact the Office of Advancement if you are interested in a bigger, broader commitment to your Alma Mater.

What does the Alumni Association Board do?

The Alumni Association Board meaningfully engages alumni and friends in the life of the University in several ways:

  • Channel alumni talents and activities to support William Peace University’s mission of educating students for careers in the organizations of tomorrow.
  • Serve as a voice for the 10,000+ Peace/William Peace University Alumni.
  • Celebrate our Presbyterian roots, spiritual heritage, and liberal arts traditions.
  • Encourage, direct and engage our alumni in philanthropic areas for William Peace University.
  • Foster relationships between current, past, and prospective students.
  • Engage and strategize with the President in strategic and long-term planning.
Alumni Board with Dr. Ralph

Other Ways to Get Involved

Leverage Our Career Center

Did you know?

As a graduate of William Peace University you have lifetime access to the Office of Academic and Career Advising—just one of the many benefits of being part of our alumni community.

Whether you’ve just crossed the stage and are seeking your first job, or you’re exploring a new career path, we’re here for you. Our team can assist with job searches, resumes, networking, career transitions, and graduate school planning. Contact us at advising@peace.edu to make an appointment.

In the meantime, don’t forget to start looking for your next opportunity on Handshake!

Don’t Have a Handshake Account? Sign up or sign in with your Peace email address and complete your profile. From your dashboard’s home screen, click “Jobs” to start exploring opportunities.

Give back in whatever way fits you best — volunteering your time, mentoring students, donating financially — so many ways to give back to Peace.

Taylor Shaw, Class of 2012

Zyon Ross