Columbus State University: Alumni

Office seeks ties with former students

CSU’s Office of Alumni Relations seeks to advance the university's mission by promoting mutually beneficial relationships between CSU and its alumni. Office staffers communicate with nearly 30,000 graduates and other former students through:

Regular events, including homecoming, an art auction, move-in day, Lunch with Santa, CSU Day movein

and Alumni Association meetings.
(New: Check out photos from the 2007 President's Recognition Banquet.)

Frequent mailings, especially to Alumni Association members.

Its e-newsletter, Celebrate CSU!, delivered to the e-mail Inboxes of subscribing alumni and friends.

And the twice-a-year Focus magazine, delivered to all former students whose current address is on file.

Keeping the personal information of alumni up to date (and ensuring its confidentiality) is important to this office. Help us stay current with our record of your address, e-mail address and occupation. Plus, we'd like to share any news of job changes, marriages, children, grandchildren and more.

My CSU Experience

(CSU) had a good track record for medical school placements, so I was comfortable with staying home to complete my pre-med studies. Looking back today, I still believe no other school could have prepared me better.

denise Denise Yardley, '83, oncologist, director of breast cancer research, Sarah Cannon Cancer Center, Nashville, Tenn.

Tell your experience

Did you know?
Remembering your alma mater and what it has meant to you is now easier than ever. You can now make a quick credit card donation online.

Video on why to give!