George Mason University has what every school wants: young alumni who want to remain engaged.
But until 2011, GMU young alumni felt there was no easy way for them to give back to their community after graduation. That was the year George Mason created the Golden Quill Society, a young alumni leadership group that went on to win a CASE Circle of Excellence award in 2014.
Since then, the Golden Quill Society has created a pipeline for alumni leadership, volunteering, and giving, and helped the GMU Office of Advancement and Alumni Relations better understand the wants and needs of its young alumni community.
We asked George Mason's Associate Director of Alumni Relations, Adrienne Teague, to recap the presentation on the Golden Quill Society that she made at the CASE District 3 Conference in Nashville.