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Alumni Volunteer Engagement Handbook
October 11, 2018
Program Goals and Objectives
The UWAA is committed to connect, engage and involve alumni and friends
with University of Wyoming, and one another, in support of the
University’s mission and goals.
The UWAA focuses on core activities in building relationships between
alumni and the entire University of Wyoming community.
How can volunteers help to advance University of Wyoming through
Alumni Engagement?
Collaborate on activities, projects, initiatives including:
Prospective Student Recruitment
Network/Chapter Events
Alumni Career Support
Professional and Social Networking events
Serve UW on advisory and leadership boards and committees
Social media support and advocacy
Support UW activities in your area
Identify alumni, and friends who can help advance the University as
volunteers.
and much more……………………………………………..
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Table of Contents
Page 3 Our History
Page 4 Executive Overview of Alumni Volunteer Engagement
Page 6 Welcome and Introduction
Page 7 Champions/Network/Chapter Overview
Page 11 Network/Chapter Roles and Responsibilities
Page 13 Brown and Gold Champions and Brown and Gold Council
Page 15 UWAA Roles and Responsibilities
Page 16 Event Planning
Page 17 Communications
Page 19 Recruiting Opportunities
Page 20 Expectations of Recruitment Volunteers
Page 21 HOMECOMING
Page 22 Alumni Career Support
Page 24 University of Wyoming at a Glance
Page 25 Membership and Giving
Page 26 Photos and Friends
Page 27 Appendices
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Our History
Launched in 1895 with eight alumni, the UWAA is proud of its long history
of keeping alumni connected to the university and offering a wide array of
opportunities for service. With a membership over 18,000 people, the alumni
association serves as an important connection to the university for more than
130,000 alumni around the world.
Vision Statement
Be an essential UW partner to lead and inspire alumni and friends to support
and promote the university through a lifelong connection with the university
Mission Statement
Build pride, loyalty and future sustainment among the UW Community
through communication, involvement, engagement, and celebration.
Our Purpose and Focus
We provide the pathways the share the Legacy, Spirit and Pride of UW
worldwide.
Our Identity
The relationship engagement engine and a valued partner with UW.
Cornerstone Values
Engagement Relationships – We go the extra mile
Loyalty – Ride for the Brand
Innovation – Always improving and embracing change
Tradition – UW Pride: Today, Tomorrow & Forever
Ethical Service – Honorable and Accountable
Brown and Gold – We are a point of pride and shared connection among the UW
community.
The Alumni Association provides pathways to share the legacy, spirit and pride of
UW worldwide. One of the most important pathways is the connections among
graduates and members of the Cowboy and Cowgirl communities through our
alumni networks led by passionate local area volunteers. The efforts of alumni
network and chapter volunteers allowed the UWAA to leverage our outreach to
alumni all over the globe and increase our reach through events, alumni career
support and student recruitment initiatives.
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STRUCTURE:
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Individual supporting the UWAA in at least one
priority area of work
Networks
2 leaders (UWAA members): 6 on roster,
2 activities per year
Chapters
Organization with formal officers.
& bylaws: 3-5
leaders: 25 on roster (15 members/10 non-members)
HOW CAN ALUMS HELP?
Recommend & encourage qualified prospective
students to attend UW
Offe r diverse activities, programming, and
communica tion that bring alumni together in
support of UW priori ties
Cowboy2Cowboy informational interviews
and advocacy for internships & employment
opportunities for students and graduates
Interact with and share social media content
Support and p romote UW
activities in the area
Promote the value of
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Awards and recogni tion for leaders
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Networks
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Phone : 307-766-4168
Address : 222 S. 22nd St.
Laramie, WY 820 70
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Welcome and Introduction
The Office of Alumni Relations and the University of Alumni Association Board are
pleased to learn that you are considering joining our growing alumni
network/chapter program or that you have recently chartered a new alumni and
friends network/chapter. We recognize, acknowledge, and embrace our alumni as
vital stakeholders in the advancement of the University and we continually strive
to develop new programs that meet the needs of an ever-evolving alumni body.
It is our goal that the alumni network/chapter system will continue to strengthen
the bond between the University and its alumni by increasing participation,
involvement, and communication with fellow Cowboys and Cowgirls worldwide.
Maintaining positive relationships and enhancing services is a primary focus of
the Office of Alumni Relations and an integral piece of our overarching alumni
engagement efforts. It will require a tremendous team effort to reach our goals
and we hope to enlist your assistance and lifelong support.
The students who attend the University of Wyoming also depend on the
dedication of alumni and friends. Without our participation in student career
support, recruitment, and scholarship initiatives, the students and University
cannot thrive. We encourage you to re-establish your commitment to our
students and to the University of Wyoming through continued involvement in
alumni programming such as the alumni network/chapter system or by simply
serving as an ambassador of the University in your everyday life. Your voice as
an alumna or alumnus is impactful and we appreciate your advocacy around the
world. The Office of Alumni Relations and its UWAA Board are committed to
serving all of our wonderful alumni and friends. We hope that you feel more
connected to the University as we continue to grow and strengthen our outreach.
Thank you for your support and enthusiasm through the years, and together we
look forward to the future successes of University of Wyoming and its tradition.
We have three structures within which volunteers can participate:
1. Champions – An individual supporting the UWAA in at least one priority
area of work.
2. Networks – A collection of volunteers organized around geographic,
affinity, academic or corporate connection to support UW. (2 leaders
and a roster of 6)
3. Chapters – A more formal network with 3-5 leaders and a roster of 25
with a minimum of 15 being paid and active UWAA members.
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Champions/Network/Chapter Overview
Champion: A champion volunteers his or her time and talent to assist with
activities, programs, and events designed and authorized by the UWAA and the
University of Wyoming Alumni Association’s board of directors. Volunteers are
dedicated alumni, parents, and friends who help make it possible for the UWAA to
complete its mission to provide the best service possible for the University of
Wyoming alumni community.
Opportunities for Champion Support
• Prospective Student Recruitment
• Network/Chapter Events
• Alumni Career Support
• Professional and Social Networking events
• Serve UW on advisory and leadership boards and committees
• Social media support and advocacy
• Support UW activities in your area
• Identify alumni, and friends who can help advance the University as
volunteers.
Current volunteers as of the date of adoption of this policy will be
grandfathered into the volunteer system. Alumni volunteers in the future
will be directed to complete a volunteer interest form online at
(http://www.uwyo.edu/alumni/networks-and-chapters/interest-
form.html) Appendix A
Why should you volunteer, what are the benefits?
There are many benefits of volunteering. You will have the opportunity to:
• Develop lasting friendships with other alumni, friends, and parents.
• Gain or enhance your leadership, communication, and team-building skills.
• Open doors to other university volunteer opportunities.
• Connect with other volunteers and senior leaders and gain from the
experience, perspective, and contacts they bring to the table.
• Achieve satisfaction from giving back and making real difference.
• Contribute to great cause about which you feel passionate.
Alumni Networks/Chapters:
1. A network shall consist of members of the alumni body within a geographic
area, an affinity group, common academic program interest or corporate
connection.
2. Networks are not voting members of the UWAA Alumni Board of Directors.
3. Networks are intended to further engage alumni and friends of the University
within one of the groups in 1. above.
4. Networks will facilitate two-way communication with alumni about events,
initiatives, and achievements happening on campus.
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5. Networks, in partnership with University offices (UWAA, Advising Career and
Exploratory Studies “ACES”, academic colleges, etc.), can provide an array of
social, educational and career-oriented programs.
6. Networks and its members are encouraged to support University engagement
efforts in their local and geographical areas (e.g. telephone communications,
event promotion via direct mail, email, and social media, alumni career support,
volunteering, student recruitment, etc.)
Four types of Alumni Networks/Chapters:
1. Geographic Chapters: Alumni and friends of UW in specific regions (e.g. WY
county, state, US region, etc).
2. Affinity Chapters: Alumni and friends with a shared common attribute or
activity (e.g., law, energy, etc.).
3. Academic Chapters: Alumni who graduated from a specific academic discipline
(e.g., MBA, nursing, music, biology, education, business).
4. Corporate Chapters: Alumni and friends that share present or former ties to a
specific professional organization (e.g., Microsoft, Boeing, Amazon, Micron, T
Rowe Price, etc). (Emerging priority)
Alumni Network/Chapter Guidelines:
The UWAA Board implemented an alumni network/chapter program to enhance
the engagement of alumni and friends of the University worldwide. The Office of
Alumni Relations in partnership with the UWAA Board established guidelines to
determine if a new network/chapter should form and how best to sustain these
groups. Once launched as an Alumni Network/Chapter, they must adhere to the
following guidelines and policies:
1. Networks/Chapters are largely volunteer-driven. Although support and
resources will be available from the Office of Alumni Relations, the driving force
for any network/chapter is a group of passionate alumni volunteers, If volunteer
leaders are not promoting regular activity, support from the Office of Alumni
Relations and the UWAA Board may be withdrawn.
2. Network/Chapter dues are not permitted. Networks/Chapters are not
permitted to maintain financial accounts external to the University.
3. Networks/Chapters may not create and maintain their own websites. They
may, however, create their own Facebook pages and/or LinkedIn groups. The
Coordinator of Memberships, Networks and Student Programs will review these
pages and serve as a page administrator upon approval.
4. All social networking websites that are used by alumni to advocate a
network/chapter or event shall maintain an acceptable level of professionalism.
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5. All network/chapter communications and promotional materials (e.g., event
invitations, announcements, e-news, clothing, etc) must meet UW social media
and UW branding standards and shall be subject to approval by the Office of
Alumni Relations.
6. The University of Wyoming recognizes that alumni have a right to express
their opinions in media communications. However, personal opinions should not
give the impression that they reflect or represent the views or position of the
University of Wyoming, the Office of Alumni Relations, or the UWAA Board.
7. Alumni may not speak on behalf of the UWAA Board without the consent of
the Office of Alumni Relations.
8. The University of Wyoming Foundation maintains and updates the alumni
database and on behalf of the University and the UWAA. Any alumni information
provided to a network/chapter is the property of the University of Wyoming and
may not be sold or used for any purpose other than official University business.
General solicitation mailings to alumni are not permitted.
9. Neither University funds nor information may be used or distributed to
support or endorse political activities.
10. Any event or initiative with an associated cost must be approved by the
Office of Alumni Relations. In some cases, the network/chapter may receive
funding assistance from the Office of Alumni Relations.
11. Only Alumni Relations staff are authorized to sign contracts for
network/chapter events.
12. Any ventures to raise funds for a specific purpose must be approved by the
Office of Alumni Relations.
Starting and Organizing an Alumni Network/Chapter:
Concentrations of alumni exist across the United States and around the world. In
some cases, the Office of Alumni Relations may identify groups of alumni in
certain areas that would benefit from an organized alumni chapter. In other
situations, alumni may approach the Office of Alumni Relations with the intent to
establish a chapter. The following steps must to be taken to formalize an alumni
network/chapter.
Alumni networks shall have a Network Chair and Assistant Chair to serve as their
representatives to the Office of Alumni Relations and the UWAA Board. In
addition, the Network must have an active roster of six alumni volunteers. The
Network Chair and Assistant Chair will be responsible for planning and executing
events within their prospective region and/or affinity group.
1. For geographic based alumni networks, the first step is to define the region’s
boundaries. For affinity, academic, and corporate chapters, the uniting interest
must be identified.
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2. The second step is to publish an appeal to alumni in the defined region or
affinity group to serve on the network committee. Diversity in this core group
ensures event participation from a broader-based alumni body.
3. The third step is to identify a Chair, most likely a member that responded to the
appeal to serve in the network, and Assistant Chair. The Network Chair and
Assistant of a newly formed network shall complete and submit a
Network/Chapter Chair and Assistant Chair Profile (Appendix B)
Network/Chapter Chair and Assistant Chair Acknowledgement of
Responsibilities (Appendix C) to the UWAA Executive Director.
4. Next, a petition for Network/Chapter charter form (See appendix D), with no
fewer than 6 member names), and the Network Chair and Assistant Chair’s
Volunteer Job Description is submitted by the network committee to the
Coordinator of Networks, Memberships and Student Programs in the Office of
Alumni Relations.
5. The forms will be submitted to the UWAA board for approval at a regularly
scheduled board meeting. Upon approval, network recognition will be granted.
6. Once chartered, the network committee, under the leadership of the Network
and Assistant Chairs, should set network goals. Each network/chapter shall plan
their goals with the assistance of the Coordinator of Networks, Memberships and
Student Programs.
7. To maintain the status of a network, all guidelines within this handbook must
be acknowledged and followed or the network may be dissolved by the UWAA
Board.
Transition to a Chapter:
All of the above guidelines will be required for a chapter. A network may move to
chapter status when the network has a Chair, Assistant Chair and one other
leader positon and a roster of 25 members with at least 15 of them being paid
and active members of the UWAA. The roster must be supported with names of
the minimum of 25 roster members with membership status confirmed by the
Coordinator of Networks, Memberships and Student Programs.
Funding:
Networks: Up to $250 for events and activities annually
Chapters: Up to $500 for events and activities annually
Additional funding levels may be provided and will be proportional to the
commitment of the leaders, activities and membership development.
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Network/Chapter Roles and Activities
The University of Wyoming Alumni Association will assist in promoting and
achieving a values-based relationship with University of Wyoming in the
following key areas – not all inclusive:
1. Network leaders will be an alumnus or alumna and act as positive
ambassadors of the university and in its interests.
2. Welcoming all members of the university community to participate in
chapters, events and opportunities.
3. Fostering the communication and understanding of the university’s
priorities and initiatives.
4. Encouraging members by helping to advance the mission of the
university and the UWAA.
5. Encourage other alumni to return to campus to celebrate and support
the University of Wyoming.
6. Recommending qualified student candidates for admission and
encouraging enrollment of said candidates to the university.
7. Assisting in establishing and identifying internships and employment
opportunities for graduates.
7. Sign up for Cowboy2Cowboy informational interview mentorship
8. Supporting a commitment to life-long learning.
9. Promoting continued philanthropic support of the university.
10. Include the UWAA in your communications.
11. Promoting alumni-led events by posting them on the UWAA’s web
calendar, and utilizing third-party social media sites and personal
outreach consistent with UW brand standards.
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12. Submitting attendance lists to the UWAA. If online registration is used,
submitting event totals, including walk-in and no-show lists.
13.Helps us help you! Respond promptly to inquiries from the UWAA.
14.Provide assistance and advice for planning events and recruiting local
volunteers.
15.Plan, market, and execute University-led programming.
16.Promoting continued philanthropic support of the university.
17.Help promote events: mailings, send broadcast e-mails to all alumni,
parents, and friends living in the region and post University-sponsored
events on UWAA’s Web calendar.
18.Participate in Network leadership calls to share information.
19.Identifying ways to encourage alumni to offer their intellectual,
business, networking, and activity to support and strengthen the
university.
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Brown and Gold Champions and
Brown and Gold Council
Our alumni volunteers expand the capacity of the University of Wyoming Alumni
Association work to engage alumni worldwide. With the growth in the number of
alumni volunteers who are supporting the University of Wyoming through activities
initiated by the Alumni Association, we desire to recognize the collective effort of
these volunteers and tap into their experience to inform the board of the experience
in their spheres of influence. We will recognize these collective volunteers in two
structures.
Brown and Gold Champions
This group is composed of all individual Champions who volunteer their time and
talent to assist with activities, programs, and events designed and authorized by
the UWAA and the University of Wyoming Alumni Association’s board of directors.
Brown & Gold Council
Description and Duties The Association shall create a Brown & Gold
Council that will consist of Network/Chapter leaders and champions who support
the Association and its programs in matters including, but not limited to, student
recruitment, alumni outreach, alumni career support, social gatherings, and
community outreach. The Brown & Gold Council are envisioned as the volunteer
leaders most closely connected to their individual communities, providing a strong
personal relationship with UW’s friends and alumni worldwide.
The goal is to have robust statewide, nationwide and worldwide representation and
participation on the Brown & Gold Council. The Council will include leaders and
Champions who have distinguished themselves in their support of the University.
We will make every effort to ensure thriving networks/chapters are in place in each
Wyoming county, Colorado, Utah, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska
and each United States quadrants: Northwest, Southwest, Northeast, and
Southeast.
Selection and Appointment In advance of a regularly scheduled board
meeting, the Executive Director will submit, to the Vice President of the Board, a
nomination form and supporting documentation for leaders and Champions to be
appointed to the Brown and Gold Council. Appendix E
The candidates must be willing to continue to be ambassadors for the Association
and must be a voting members of the Association. The board will consider the
nominations at a regular scheduled board meeting. Those candidates receiving a
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majority of the votes of the board members will become members of the Brown and
Gold Council.
Terms
Members shall serve one-two (2) year term with the opportunity to be considered
for subsequent terms as long as he/she is willing to be an ambassador for the
University, is a voting member of the Association and is meeting expectations. The
board will consider nominations for re-appoint of qualified members at a regularly
scheduled board meeting.
Meetings Members of the Brown & Gold Council will be invited to the
spring and fall board meetings with time set aside for both networking with the
board and sharing their individual experiences, ideas and concerns. It is anticipated
that the Council will have its first meeting with the BOD in April or September 2019
at the Spring UWAA meeting.
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UWAA Roles and Responsibilities
Coordinator of Networks, Memberships, and Student Programs-Chance
Price: (307-766-4168) cprice6@uwyo.edu
Responsibilities:
1. Communicate with alumni volunteers interested in participating and/or leading a
network/Chapter and guide them through the process to become an approved
volunteer.
2. Coordinate Network/Chapter participation and activities
3. Manage membership program, all marketing materials, new appeal materials, and
front and back end Advance database data collection. Manage UWAA mobile
application and data.
4. Oversee student programs and UWAA RSO Wyo-Gold Student alumni association
or other student programming activities.
5. Research, identify, and involve all interested alumni within, and outside a network
and communicate the UWAA’s mission, projects, and objectives.
6. Pull all necessary lists to identify alumni in potential network areas.
Jon Wiebe – Engagement Associate (307)766-4167 jwiebe1@uwyo.edu
1. Respond to all new area network interest forms, make introduction, and
communicate the mission of the UWAA and next steps for network development in
the area. Coordinate Network/Chapter participation and activities
2. Assist in UWAA projects throughout the year such as admitted students, and
manage the Cowboy2Cowboy mentorship program.
3. Communicate with and support Champions and Networks and Chapters.
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Event Planning
Events enhance the connection among alumni, parents, friends, and University of
Wyoming. They can be sponsored by the university or by a specific
network/chapter. While they may be geared toward, or intentionally serve the
needs of, one segment of the community, they typically are open to all alumni,
parents, and friends, and are advertised to the wider regional community though
the UWAA’s email, postal mail, and/or in official university publications. They may
also be promoted through third-party sites like Facebook and LinkedIn.
Local network committee meetings and programming meetings are
considered events, but are not open or advertised to the entire chapter. However,
the UWAA should be made aware of these types of meetings so that they can count
toward alumni/chapter engagement. See Appendices F, G, H, I, J,
Suggested Events for Your Network/Chapter
Cultural events
• Book discussions groups
• Career/networking events
• Cinema groups
• Community service projects
• Concerts
• Art exhibitions
• Guided tours of local landmarks or museums
• Theater productions
Social events
• Athletic events-Watch Party Form (Appendix N)
• Group meals at restaurants
• Picnics or potlucks
• Walking tours
• Wine tasting/ professional networking
• Young alumni happy hours
• Golf tours or other sporting events
• Bowling
• Cocktail receptions or dinners with UW’s president
• Distinguished speaker or lecture with UW alumni, faculty, or administrator
• Panel discussions
• Black-tie dinners
• Garden parties
• Musical events
• Plays at the Theatre on campus
• Volunteering at a local charity
• Admission receptions
• Student welcome back for new graduates
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Communications
The UWAA will work with you to communicate your event or message to alumni,
parents, friends or whoever else needs to receive the message. Most our
communications are done by email, and from time to time we will do a mailing or a
save the date post card. For those without email addresses, we will attempt to
communicate with them by mail and the event postings that are found in the UWYO
Magazine.
Facebook and other social media
An increasing number of groups are using social media such as Facebook in order to
publicize their activities. UWAA has its own Facebook page at
https://www.facebook.com/UWalumniassociation
If you are new to Facebook, to view groups you need to sign up to Facebook, by
filling in some basic personal details at www.facebook.com, after which you can
browse the UWAA Facebook page.
All University of Wyoming Network have their own Facebook Fan Page rather than a
group. Although they look the same, this will allow you and others to post photos
and other information to the site.
Twitter
The UWAA also uses Twitter to communicate with Alumni and
get messages out about events before, during and after they happen. You can
find us at https://twitter.com/wyomingalumni
LinkedIn
In partnership with the University of Wyoming Foundation and Office of Advising,
Career and Exploratory Studies LinkedIn is used both as a communication tool
and a mentoring tool for alumni. We are under University of Wyoming Alumni
https://www.linkedin.com/school/university-of-wyoming/
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Network E-mail address
The UWAA will provide a UWAA network email if conditions are mutually agreed
upon.
Network Banner
The UWAA will provide a network banner if conditions are mutually agreed upon.
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Prospective Student Recruiting Opportunities
Send a note card to an accepted student
We would ask that you participate in our Admitted Student project during January –
April each spring. We ask volunteers to send a note about your experience at UW
and how that has made you who you are today. You may want to offer your
contact information if the student or parents have any questions. Communicating
with prospective students helps us form a personal bond between UW and the
student. Congratulating admitted students is a wonderful way for volunteers to
share their personal stories, anecdotes, and enthusiasm for UW.
Represent UW at a College Fair
Attending a college fair is an easy, fun way to represent UW. Fairs increase UW’s
visibility in the local community and provide a unique opportunity for personal
interaction between alumni and students. The majority of fairs typically take place
during the months of August through November, but they can be held throughout
the year. Most college fairs involve representatives staffing a table or booth
alongside other colleges, universities, or organizations. They are one of the most
effective means to inform students who might not have considered attending UW
about what the university can offer. Subject to coordination with Office of
Admissions.
Participate in regional Admission events
Work with a team of up to 3 alumni and the University’s Admissions office to
represent UW at special admission events. You may be asked to give a brief
presentation or just be available to answer questions from perspective students and
their parents. Subject to coordination with Office of Admissions.
Participate in Recruiting Events
The Admissions Office hosts a number of recruiting events. We always welcome
volunteers to attend these events or, in some cases, to contribute locations and
offer planning ideas. Subject to coordination with Office of Admissions.
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Expectations of Recruitment Volunteers
Keep your contact information up to date
Make sure you submit or update your contact information through our website,
http://www.uwyo.edu/alumni/ . This will ensure we are able to inform you of
recruiting opportunities and send you all of the appropriate recruiting materials.
Keep up to date with UW
The Admissions Office will keep you updated about the status of recruiting and
admissions, but there are many additional ways to stay on top of current events
and news about UW. Friend UW on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
Contact us if you don't know the answer
We know that our volunteers can’t have all the answers, so feel free to refer
students to our website or to contact a staff member in our office when you are
uncertain about what to tell them.
Let us know about events and opportunities
We receive invitations to many different college fairs around the country, but we
also rely on you to bring events to our attention. Additionally, if you would like to
have an admissions representative at one of your events, please let us know.
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HOMECOMING
The University of Wyoming Alumni Association homecoming celebration
encompasses all of campus and robust alumni programming. The week begins with
The “Big Event” philanthropy facilitated by the SLCE office to thank the Laramie
community for their support. Homecoming also encompasses many student
activities throughout the week put forth by the homecoming committee. This is a
time to celebrate our alumni, and each year the UWAA invites our alumni who
celebrate their 50
th
reunion. This is the time we also celebrate some extraodinary
alumni with the Distinguished Alumni and Medallion Service Awards to those who
after graduation greatly exhibited the quality of the academic and student life at the
University of Wyoming.
Class Connectors (Emerging Initiative)
We are always seeking class connectors and volunteers to help with Homecoming!
We look for class connectors/ volunteers to do all or some of the following:
• Promote class identity and generate enthusiasm
• Encourage increased gifts of support during your anniversary year
• Encourage attendance at Homecoming
• Network with classmates via telephone, email and letter writing
Some ways that this can be accomplished are:
• Network via both phone and email with your classmates to encourage
attendance – the class with the highest attendance will be recognized during
Homecoming.
• Recruit a team of classmates to work with—the more people reaching out
and connecting the more we can get back to campus
• Notify us of any address changes or alumni updates that you discover and
help us find lost alumni
Please contact:
Chance Price or Jonathan Wiebe: 307-766-4166
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Career.com
Alumni Career Support
Handshake
Handshake connects students and alumni with employers through online job
and internship postings, on-campus interviews, job fairs and career events,
and more. For alumni to utilize this program, you must be a member of the
UWAA. Visit Wyoming.joinhandshake.com. For questions, please contact Jon
Wiebe at jwiebe1@uwyo.edu.
Cowboy 2 Cowboy is a UWAA program for students and alums who are
wanting to grow their professional network through informational interviews!
Through our UWAA alumni network, we can help connect you with UW alums
in your career field or certain geographic areas for an informational
interview. You can learn about the career field or area, the alum’s
experiences, how to boost your resumé and bolster your experience, and
grow your professional network. For alumni to participate in the informational
interviews, you must be a member of the UWAA. You do not need to be a
member to be a mentor. Email uwalumni@uwyo.edu or call 307-766-4166
for information and to get started. If a student, sign-up at
Wyoming.joinhandshake.com. Click on student and follow prompts. If an
alum and you want to connect with another alum interviewer (mentor) sign
up at Wyoming.joinhandshake.com, click on alumni and follow the prompts.
If an alum and want to serve as a Cowboy 2 Cowboy interviewer (mentor),
sign-up at Wyoming.joinhandshake.com, click on mentor and follow the
prompts to set-up your profile and account details. Email
uwalumni@uwyo.edu or call (307) 766-4166 with questions.
Candid Career
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WYOMI G
GOWN
CAREER
WEBINARS
Candid Career’s belief is that we can all learn from the experiences of others.
They are the premier provider of thousands of informational video interviews
featuring industry professionals through an easy to use website. Find honest
career information, thousands of videos to explore, interview preparation,
discover your passion, and much more!
UW LinkedIn
Connect with fellow UW alums and friends on LinkedIn via our UWAA
LinkedIn page. Learn about job opportunities, networking,
career/engagement events, and more!
Wyoming Grown
Wyoming Grown is a free program that connects individuals who have a
desire to return to Wyoming with in-demand career opportunities.
Career Webinars
Join live career events and ask questions, watch recorded presentations in
the event library anytime, and update your profile and create a career plan!
Click above to get started building your network and skill set!
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University of Wyoming at a Glance
• Total UW enrollment: 13,929
• Undergraduates: 10,209
• Graduate and professional degree students: 3,720
• Non-resident enrollment: 26%
• Undergraduates over 25 years old: 22%
• New freshman class size: 1,594
• Average high school GPA (new freshmen): 3.43
• Average ACT (new freshmen): 23.9
• Academic programs: approximately 190 areas of study in colleges of Arts &
Sciences, Agriculture & Natural Resources, Business, Education, Engineering
& Applied Science, Health Sciences, Law and the School of Energy Resources
• Average undergraduate class size: 29 students
• Student clubs and organizations: 200+
• Division I-A Athletics, Mountain West Conference
• UW was ranked among the nation's top colleges and universities by US News
& World Report, Forbes, and Princeton Review in 2010.
• UW has the largest single scholarship endowment for study abroad support in
the U.S.
• UW's Honors Program has been named as one of the best among public
universities.
• UW students can receive UW credit for courses taken through the National
Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS).
• Outside magazine has recognized UW as one of the top "adventure colleges."
Historical Facts
The University of Wyoming was founded in 1886, when Wyoming was still a
territory. In September 1887, UW opened its doors to 42 students and 5 faculty
members-as befitted the university of "The Equality State" both the students and
faculty included women from the first day. Built on the outskirts of town in
Laramie's city park, Old Main was UW's first building and held classes, the
library, and administrative offices during the first years of the University's
existence.
UW has since grown into a major teaching and research university with
approximately 13,000 students and over 700 faculty members. Throughout its
existence, UW has been the only four year university in the state of Wyoming,
though it has maintained a close and cordial relationship with the state's
community colleges.
Programs such as athletics, agricultural extension, state and federal
partnerships-and more recently such initiatives as the School of Energy
Resources and the NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center have played
important roles in the lives of many Wyoming residents and communities for
almost 125 years.
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Membership and Giving
Membership
The UWAA aims to lead and inspire alumni to stay connected to UW for life. We
foster a culture of pride and loyalty among alumni and friends through involvement,
sharing of the university’s direction and aspirations, and engaging alumni and
friends.
We harness the passion of our alumni through network communities to expand
outreach, impact and advocacy for UW by collaborating with UW partners to host
multiple events per year, including Homecoming. These activities encourage alumni
to become advocates for graduates in their career pursuits and for prospective
students to attend UW. Finally, we engage students with relevant and meaningful
leadership opportunities, scholarship and career programs that in turn create a
loyal bond in the first stage of the Alumni Pathway-equipping them to carry the
torch of UW Pride.
Your membership dues directly support programs that foster connections between
alumni, provide student scholarships, advance the university, honor former alumni,
provide legislative advocacy and help our association.
Scholarship Club
Scholarship Club members make possible the generous awards given to UW
students through the UWAA Scholarship Program. This program has many loyal
donors, with some contributing for 40 years or more. The scholarships supported by
this program are significant; the Association’s yearly obligation is over $150,000.
You can join the Scholarship Club at various levels. You can make a multi-year
pledge, or start your contribution as a yearly commitment. Donations are fully tax
deductible.
Heritage Alumni Excellence Circle
This giving plan provides new resources to develop high impact alumni engagement
programs to advance the University of Wyoming and enrich the lives of UW alumni
worldwide and current students. The Circle is comprised of a group of alumni and
friends who are making financial gifts above and beyond their UWAA membership.
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Event photos
We encourage you to take photos of the events that take place in your
Network/Chapter. If a member of the UWAA is not at your event to take photos,
please forward them to our office as soon as possible after the event. We will also
ask that you identify where the photo was taken, what activity was taking place and
who is in the photo and their class year. You may also upload the photos to the
chapter Facebook site. See Appx J.
Friends
Friends play a critical role in the success of UWAA. Please feel free to invite UW
friends to join you in your support of UW.
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Appendices
Appendix A – Network Interest Form
Appendix B- Network/Chapter Chair and Asst. Chair Profile
Appendix C- Network/Chapter Roles and Responsibilities
Appendix D- Petition for Charter Networks and Chapters
Appendix E- Brown and Gold Council Nomination Form
Appendix F- Event Check List
Appendix G- Non Disclosure
Appendix H- Network Event Evaluation
Appendix I- Attendance Sample
Appendix J- Timeline
Appendix K-Current Networks
Appendix L- Alma Mater, Ragtime Cowboy Joe and Fight Song
Appendix M-Photo Release
Appendix N- Watch Party Form
Appendix O- Campus Contacts
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Appx A
ONLINE ALUMNI NETWORK INTEREST FORM
Please fill out the form below:
Preferred Network: *
First Name: *
Last Name: *
Address: *
City: *
State: *
Zip Code: *
Phone Number: *
Email: *
Employer: *
Degree(s)/Year(s) : *
Academic College: *
Area of Interest (Check all that apply): *
Network Leadership
Professional Networking
Career Engagement
Prospective Student Advocacy
Social – UW Pride – Event Notification
UW Academic College Support
Other
If other selected, please note comments here:
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_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
______________________________________________________________
Appx B
Network/Chapter Chair and Assistant Chair Profile
Full Name _____________________________________________________________
Home Address Street _____________________________________________________
City __________________________ Zip Code ________________
Home Phone _______________________________
Cell Phone ________________________________
Email _____________________________________
Name of Company you work for ____________________________________________
Your Title __________________________________________
Work Address _______________________________________
City __________________________ Zip Code ________________
Work Phone ________________________________
Work E-mail ________________________________
Preference for communications: Home _________ or Work _________
Phone _____________ E-mail ____________ Mail ___________
What skills do you bring to the University of Wyoming Alumni Association that you are looking forward
to putting to use as you serve on the BGC?
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____________________________________ _________________
Appx C
Network/Chapter Chair and Assistant Chair Acknowledgement of Responsibilities
As a Network/Chapter Chair or Assistant Chair you can count on me to (check those areas of your
highest interest):
* ___ Plan Network/Chapter activities to the UWAA for review each year in conjunction with the
Coordinator of Networks, Membership and Student Programs
* ____Plan and coordinate at least two network/chapter events/activities per year
* ____Participate in the admitted student recruitment initiative
* ____Communicate regularly with the roster of volunteers in the Network/Chapter
* ____Follow UWAA social media and share with network
* ____Be an active and paid member of the UWAA
* ____Welcoming UW faculty, staff, coaches, administrators and students when they travel on official
UW activities in your area
* ____Follow the policies and procedures in this manual
* ____Support alumni career support programming, including signing up to be a Cowboy 2 Cowboy
Informational Interview mentor.
NOTE: A Network/Chapter Chair and Assistant Chair are not expected to perform all of the volunteer
activities listed above, but to assist in delegating certain of these tasks to other roster members. I
have read and understand these commitments and am willing to commit to support the University of
Wyoming Alumni Association and its goals.
Name Date
Addendum to Responsibilities:
Brown and Gold Council Qualification
As a Chair or Assistant Chair of an approved Network or Chapter, you will be considered for
participation in the Brown and Gold Council described above on page 14. If selected by the UWAA
board to participate on the Brown and Gold Council, you will be invited and nominated to attend one
(1) UWAA board meeting to be a participant in a session with the full board to share your
network/chapter experience, plans, impact, suggestions, etc., including attending a hosted reception
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Appx D
Petition for Network/Chapter Charter Form
Date of Petition: ____________________________________________
Proposed Name of Network/Chapter: ____________________________
Type (Geographic, Affinity, Affinity, Corporate): ____________________
Chair Name: _________________; Assistant Chair Name:_____________
(a Profile and Acknowledgement of Responsibilities is attached)
Roster:
1. _______________________
2._______________________
3. _______________________
4. _______________________
5._______________________
6. _______________________(for a Network)
7._______________________
8._______________________
9._______________________
10. _______________________
11._______________________
12._______________________
13._______________________
14._______________________
15._______________________
16._______________________
17_______________________
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18._______________________
19._______________________
20._______________________
21._______________________
22._______________________
23._______________________
24._______________________
25.___________________(for a chapter)
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____________________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
____________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
_____
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________
_____
Appx E
Brown and Gold Council
Nomination Form
Full Name
_
Home Address Street
City __________________________ Zip Code ________________
Cell Phone ________________________________
Email _____________________________________
Name of Company you work for
Your Title __________________________________________
Work Address _______________________________________
City __________________________ Zip Code ________________
Work Phone ________________________________
Work E-mail ________________________________
Preference for communications: Home _________ or Work _________
Phone _____________ E-mail ____________ Mail ___________
Summary of Accomplishments in Support of the UWAA:
Additional Comments:
Name of Nominator ___________________
Position_____________________________
Signature____________________________
Date________________________________
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Appx F
Check list
Event: ______________________________________ Date: _______________
Please use this form to assist with event planning.
Ten weeks before:
o Network/Chapter leader to recruit/appoint event volunteer(s)
o Event volunteer(s) to recruit team of committee volunteers
! Distribute confidentiality agreement to be completed and returned to
UWAA
! Report name(s) of committee volunteers to alumni office
o Assist UWAA team in finalizing event details (i.e. location, prices, menu)
" Eight weeks before:
o Event volunteer(s) to provide UWAA with all finalized details for publication of
event
" Four weeks before:
o UWAA to provide contact information from invite list for committee volunteers
o Committee volunteers to make contact by phone calls and/or e-mails to
encourage attendance
" Two weeks before:
o Network/Chapter event volunteer to contact UWAA
! Finalize and/or confirm event volunteers to work event (check in and
nametags)
o Network leader to coordinate meeting time around event with alumni
representative to review chapter activities/issues
Promoting Your Event
Online calendar
• All network events will be posted on the UWAA’s online events calendar. Please
give the office 1 weeks’ notice to post an event online.
Broadcast e-mails
• The UWAA will send emails as necessary. Please give the office
at least 14 days’ notice to send a broadcast e-mail.
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Appx G
UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
CONFIDENTIALITY AGREEMENT
FORM CONTACT INFORMATION
The privacy of University of Wyoming alumni and friends is of utmost importance to the
University of Wyoming Alumni Association (UWAA). The UWAA may decide, in its sole
discretion, to give UWAA Board Members, Network or Chapter Leaders, and/or volunteers
(Receiving Party) access to personal information related to UW alumni and friends.
Mailing addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, and the like (Confidential
Information) are confidential and must be respected as private. In order for a Receiving
Party to access the information described above, the Receiving Party must agree to the
below terms and conditions.
I, , (“Receiving Party” or “I”) agree to
the following terms and conditions: (INSERT NAME)
� I understand that all Confidential Information I receive is strictly confidential
and I agree to only use the Confidential Information for historical, statistical and
fundraising purposes in furtherance of the mission of UWAA.
� I agree to not use any of the Confidential Information for personal or commercial
purposes.
� I agree to not copy, reproduce, post, or transmit the Confidential Information.
� I understand that the disclosure of Confidential Information may cause
irreparable harm to the UWAA and hereby agree to defend, indemnify and hold
harmless UW and its public employees from any and all claims arising from any
breach of my obligations under this Agreement.
� I accept and agree that these obligations of confidentiality will continue
until termination of this
Agreement by the UWAA as outlined herein.
� I understand that the UWAA has the right to terminate this Agreement at any
time, without cause. Upon termination of this Agreement, I agree to immediately
destroy any Confidential Information in my position.
The construction, interpretation and enforcement of this Agreement shall be governed by the laws of
the State of Wyoming. Any actions or claims against UWAA under this Agreement must be in
accordance with and are controlled by the Wyoming Governmental Claims Act, W.S. 1-39-101 et
seq. (1977) as amended. By signing below, I certify that I have read, understood, and agreed to
the terms and conditions of this Agreement as set forth herein.
Name (Please print) Class Year (If applicable)
Signature Date
Thank you for honorably serving University of Wyoming!
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________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_________
Appx H
Network Participant Event Evaluation
Name of
Network/Chapter:_________________________________________________________________
___ Date of Program:________________________________
Program/Event Title:
Your Name:
For the events featuring presentation, please answer the following:
The length of the presentation was: _______ Too long _______ Too short _______ Just
right
Was there enough time to socialize before or after the presentation?
How effective was the presenter?
______Please add any other comments you would like to make regarding this event or other
network/chapter programming.
Please send completed form and attendance list to the UWAA
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_____________________________________________________________
_________
_____________________________________
_____________________________________________________________
_____________
Appx I
Event attendance sample
Event Name:
Date: _________________________________ Time:
Location:
Name
Class Year
E-mail Address
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Appx J
Timeline for Planning Events
This outline that can be used when beginning to plan chapter events and while working with the
UWAA. Planning should start 10 weeks before your event.
Selecting a Site
Location and Schedule
Downtown or suburban?
Weekday or weekend?
The Facility
Is there a rental charge?
Is a deposit required to reserve the facility?
Is convenient and adequate parking available?
If this is a pre-game activity, is the site within walking distance of the game?
Is there an acceptable billing arrangement?
Room Specifics
Room Size/Tables
How many tables are needed? Round or rectangular?
Is a head table needed?
Will you need a registration table, nametags and/or sign-in sheets?
Will the guests be seated? If so, how many chairs are needed?
Is a podium necessary?
Will you need a table for displays or take-home information?
Do you need to provide table décor?
Sound System
Is a public-address system necessary?
If music is piped in, can it be turned off?
Extras
Should pads and pens be available?
Food/Refreshments
Is there a cocktail hour?
Will it be an open (hosted) or cash bar?
Should hors d’oeuvres be served?
Is there a bartender fee?
Should selected liquors or a full bar be offered?
Menu
What is the firm price per meal, including tax and gratuity?
Is there a minimum number/price guarantee?
When does the facility need the final count?
Does the caterer prepare any additional meals (overage, typically 5-10% over
the guaranteed number)?
Linens - try to get brown and gold colors.
Hospitality
Welcoming Guests
Is there host to welcome guests (like the chapter leader, for example)?
Nametags
Are they pre-printed?
Maiden name?
Class year?
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Appx K
Current Active Networks and Leadership
National
Billings, MT- Emily Brown, Shelly Games, Carson Cornwall, Brian & Emily Brown
Boise, ID- Thomas Grant, Walt Cook, Cheryl Finley
Chicago, IL- Mike Huyler, Jack Kelly, Carrie Kelly, John Kreller
Colorado Springs, CO- Kurt Berry, Michael & Hanna McNamee
Denver- Tim Wilson, Alex Obrecht, Joe Evers, Charlie Brown
Fort Collins- Christian Lasher, Chris Donegan
Houston- Mike Healy, Aaron Bieber
Las Vegas/Reno- LeAnn Morris
Western Nebraska- Doug Mader, Darrell Eskam
NYC- Myron Gnall, Kali Hill
PHX, Sun City, AZ- Brenden Turelli, Mark Warren, Dianne Frankenfield
Salt Lake City, UT- Stacy Deru, Casey Adams
Seattle, WA-Bill Valdez, John Rhodes
California Central Valley- Lori Eastman
Tucson, AZ- Jake Eitzen, Mike Eitzen, Zach Eitzen
Washington DC- Jeff Fry, Tim Graham, Todd Cheney
WYOMING COUNTIES
Albany- Gustave Anderson, Mark Mader, Harrison Welshimer
Campbell- Brent Daly, Josh Peirce, Sonya Merryman, Derek Hensley
Carbon- Sherrod France, Kris Thorvaldsen
Converse- Terry Moss, Dominique Media
Crook- Perry Livingston
Fremont- Lance Goede
Goshen- Brian & Tonya Lee
Johnson- Dustin Hill, Brett McCoy
Laramie- Jane France, Scott VanHorn, Kathleen McKinley, Amy Allen
Natrona- Stephen Briggs, Dori Nelson, John Lee
Park- Theresa Gunn, Whitney Smith, Deb Simpson
Platte- Keith Geis, Jennifer Nevins
Sheridan- Oaklee Anderson, James & Christin Wilkerson, Jim Shellenberger
Sweetwater- Sean Valentine, Tom Allen
Uinta- Wendy Schuler, Phil Petersen, Dan Wheeler
Washakie- Kermit Sweeny, Abby O’Donnell
Weston- Travis Cochran
Hot Springs- Barb Vietti
Academic Affiliation
Nursing Chapter – Dani Johnson
MBA – Sean Valentine and Chris Donegon
Multicultural – Dominique Martinez and Christian Valtierra
Denver Law – Melissa Lyon
Energy – Aaron Bieber, Joe Evers, Gustave Anderson
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Appx L
Alma Mater & Fight Song
"Alma Mater"
Where the western lights' long shadows
Over the boundless prairies fling
And the mountain winds are vocal
With thy dear name, Wyoming.
There it is brown and yellow
Floats in loving loyalty,
And the College throws its portals
Open wide to all men free.
Refrain:
And so our songs we bring.
Our Alma Mater sing,
To her our hearts shall cling,
Shall cling forever more.
Yonder we can see it standing,
Circled by purple hills,
While the flaming fire of sunset
Every Western window fills;
'Tis the College! Ah, we know it!
Shrine of many joys and tears,
And the rays that light upon it
Are prophetic of its years.
"Ragtime Cowboy Joe"
He always sings raggy music to the cattle as he swings back and forward in the
saddle, on a horse - a pretty good horse! He's got a syncopated gaiter, and you
ought to hear the meter to the roar of his repeater; how they run - yes run! -
when they hear that he's 'a-comin', cause the western folks all know, he's a high-
falootin', rootin, tootin', son of a gun from ol' Wyoming, Ragtime Cowboy, Talk
about your Cowboy, Ragtime Cowboy Joe.
"Fight, Wyoming, Fight"
Come on, Cowboys, gold and brown!
Show them how, boys, hold them down!
Start right now, boys, don't' delay,
Break away, win today.
Take that ball, and one, two, three!
Carry on triumphantly -- Come on and fight!
Fight! Fight, you Cowboys, fight!
Come on and fight to victory!
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Appx M
Model Release
University of Wyoming Alumni Association
Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center ∙ 222 S. 22
nd
St., Laramie, WY 82070
(307) 766-4166 ∙ fax (307) 766-6824 ∙ email: uwalumni@uwyo.edu ∙
uwyo.edu/alumni
Date: June 28, 2018
Name of Event: Sheridan Network Social – Sheridan, WY
Photo Release
As a participant of the event listed above, I (or, in the event I am under 18 years of
age, my parent/legal guardian) do hereby authorize the University of Wyoming, its
agents, successors, and assigns, to use and reproduce photograph(s), audio, or
video in which I appear in official UW publications, and I waive any right that I may
have to inspect and approve said photograph (or any copy that may be used in
connection therewith) or to receive compensation for the use of said photograph,
audio or video.
I understand the University of Wyoming does not waive its sovereign immunity or
its governmental immunity and fully retains all immunities and defenses provided
by law.
By signing below, I am certifying I am over 18 years of age or, if I am under 18
years of age, my parent or legal guardian is signing below to authorize my
participation and agreeing to the language above.
Print Full Name
Sign Full Name
Parent/Guardian
City
State
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Appx N
Watch Party Form and Required Information
UW ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
WATCH PARTY EVENT FORM
Please fill out the form below:
First Name: *
Last Name: *
Address: *
City: *
State: *
Zip Code: *
Country: *
Email: *
Phone Number: *
Area Representing: *
Questions/Comments:
UW Game: *
Date of Event: *
Time of Event: *
Name of Venue: *
Address of Venue: *
Any special venue requirements, please list here:
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Appx O
Campus Information and Contacts
UWAA
Telephone: 307-766-4166
Email: uwalumni@uwyo.edu
Web: uwyo.edu/alumni
Location: Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center
Office of Admission
Telephone: 307-766-5160
Email: admissions@uwyo.edu
Web: uwyo.edu/admissions
Location: Knight Hall 150
Office of Financial Aid
Telephone: 307-766-2116
Email: finaid@uwyo.edu
Web: uwyo.edu/sfa
Location: Knight Hall 174
Advising, Career and Exploratory Studies
Telephone: 307-766-2398
Email: aces@uwyo.edu
Location:uwyo.edu/aces
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