Alumni Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteering is a fun, rewarding way to stay connected with fellow Harvey Mudd alumni and the campus community. There are many opportunities to get involved, and we can find one for you no matter your availability, interests or location.

To express your interest in any of the opportunities listed below or to offer additional suggestions, please submit our Volunteer Interest Form. If you are not sure which roles best suit your individual needs, please contact the Office of Alumni and Family Engagement at alumni@hmc.edu.

Academic Departments

• serve as a departmental colloquium speaker
• approach your employer about Clinic Sponsorship/Research Support

Alumni Association Board of Govenors (AABOG)

• serve as a proxy, work with a committee or become a member of the Alumni Association Board of Governors

Office of Admission and Financial Aid

• engage with prospective students as an Alumni Admission Ambassador

Office of Annual Giving

• share about your giving experience and why it’s important to give back to the Harvey Mudd community in upcoming fundraising material
• become a Giving Ambassador by sharing Mudd community updates or campaign information with your network
• create a match or challenge for Pi Day to amplify the impact of fellow donors

Office of Alumni and Family Engagement

• share your expertise as a speaker for Mudd Talks, our virtual lecture series for the HMC community
• become of member of your Class Reunion Planning Committee
• host an Alumni Virtual Hangout (AVH), casual events for alumni to connect over Zoom
• host an in-person event in your regional area
• host a Mudd Chats discussion for current students
• write a blog for the Adulting After Mudd (https://alumni.hmc.edu/adulting)
• GOLD alumni opportunities (GOLD: Graduates of the Last Decade)

Office of Career Services (OCS)

• speak on a panel about your career path/field/workplace experiences
• participate in resume reviews, mock interviews, and informational interviews with current students
• facilitate workshops covering career topics such as salary negotiation, working remotely, etc.
• help OCS expand their employer network by connecting them with your company
• host current student(s) for a job shadow opportunity

Office of Institutional Diversity (OID)

• serving in the HMC Mentoring Program (local only)
• engage with students in the Chat and Chew lunch series, I’m a First series, Anti-Racists Program series and The Power of Using Your Voice program

If you are interested in any of the opportunities listed above or want to offer additional suggestions, please fill out our Volunteer Interest Form.