Alumni
At the Ritchie School, our legacy is our people. We believe continued innovation fuels an inquisitive mind – as a Ritchie graduate, you know your time on campus yields lifelong benefits. Stay involved with alumni events, news, organizations and resources as you continue your legacy of technological and scientific discovery.
Join a networking community that connects you with graduates across the world
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Learn
Keep up with the Ritchie School community by joining us for events and professional development workshops – some accessible from the comfort of your own home!
Research
Fuel your research ambitions with our resources. Through grant opportunities, post-graduation lab access and collaborative conferences, we can help actualize your aspirations.
Partner
We're working to improve technology and quality of life on a global level. Help us fulfill that mission by lending your industry expertise to students through a partnership program.
Engage
Many of our accomplished alumni generously offer their time through programs like Mentor for a Moment, which connects students with professionals in a networking environment. Other opportunities for engagement include joining us as a speaker or working with one of our student organizations.
Give
Help us prepare the next generation of engineers, digital designers and computer technicians with a gift.
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