Alumni Career Advisers with pictures of alumni

Need career advice from someone who’s been in your shoes? Reach out to an experienced alum who is willing to chat. Click on a profile below to learn more!

Step One:
Fill out their Intake Form.


Each alum has their own set of questions designed to provide them with basic information about you and your questions.

They will use this helpful information to guide the conversation.

Step Two:
Send them an Email.


The confirmation message of the intake form will provide you with their email address.

It’s important that you take this step to introduce yourself. They will have your information from the intake form, but it’s your responsibility to request a time to connect.

Step Three:
Enjoy the Conversation!


Show up on time. Write down your questions in advance. Be you.

You belong to a powerful alumni community. These hand-selected alumni are excited to meet you. Stay curious and you’ll build your network in meaningful ways.

If you have difficulty reaching one of our alumni advisers, please email wfualumnicareers@gmail.com and our team will sort it out! We’ve all missed an email before – but we want to ensure you’re getting connected in ways that are helpful to you.


*Important Note: After you submit the intake form on an alumni career adviser’s page, you’ll get their email address on the confirmation page. It’s up to YOU to then email the career adviser to set-up a conversation!*


Looking for more resources?

We believe in skill development. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge to feel confident and the tools to be successful. If you’re really interested in building your networking muscles, check out these resources. You’ll find everything from articles and books, worksheets and podcasts.

The archives section of our Expert Advice Articles

The Muse // 4 Email Templates to Make Networking Way Less Awkward

WorkLife Podcast with Adam Grant // Networking for people who hate networking

OPCD // Guide to Informational Interviewing

OPCD // Networking Tracking Tool