Find an Alum

Need to locate your UM SNRE friends and colleagues? E-mail snre.development.staff@umich.edu and let us know the name and year for the person you'd like to contact.

Add to Class Notes

What's new with you: job change, marriage, children? If you have any news to share with your fellow classmates, please contact Erin Longchari, assistant director of development and alumni relations, at 734.615.0270 or erinla@umich.edu. Please note: The information you provide may be included on the SNRE Class Notes web page, in the Inside Dana e-newsletter or alumni magazine Stewards — unless you specifically indicate otherwise.

eRecruiter

eRecruiter is your portal to SNRE's online career services for students, alumni, faculty and employers.

Inside Dana e-newsletter

• Fall 2009
• Spring 2009
• Winter 2009
• Homecoming (Fall) 2008
• Summer 2008
• Spring 2008
• Fall 2007 SNRE eNews Update

Stewards magazine

• Fall 2009 issue
• Spring 2009 issue
• Winter 2009 issue
• Spring/Summer 2008 issue
• 2007 issue

E-mail Forwarding Service

Did you know that your umich e-mail address lives on after you graduate? You can set a forwarding address so that mail sent to you at umich.edu continues to reach you, and you can continue to give out your umich.edu e-mail address to your friends and colleagues. The UM Alumni Association has all the details.

University of Michigan Alumni Association

The Alumni Assocation offers many services and great networking for SNRE alumni. Recently, it rolled a free one-year memberships, normally priced at $64, for unemployed U-M alumni. The free memberships will be funded through a newly created Economic Hardship Fund.

"In this economic environment, more and more alumni are looking to us to take advantage of the alumni network, our career services and discounts," said Steve Grafton, Alumni Association president and chief executive officer. "It's the right thing to do."

The Alumni Association also unveiled a new Web page (www.umalumni.com/economicresponse) that focuses on the benefits that alumni most need now. These include job postings, career counseling, career-focused podcasts, short-term health benefits, and other savings and discounts. In addition, the site has a section highlighting ways that employed alumni can help others in the Michigan network by volunteering as career mentors and posting jobs at their companies.