Donate your Time and Talent

Greensboro College Alumni, are you interested in staying connected with your Alma Mater? There are several ways you can do so.

Mission Statement:

The Alumni Mentor Network is dedicated to fostering meaningful connections between graduates and current college Juniors and Seniors, empowering them with information and strategies to navigate the transition from college to the professional world with confidence and resilience. The Alumni Mentor Network is a supportive community where Alumni Mentors provide guidance, share insights, and offer practical advice to help mentees explore career paths, develop essential skills, and achieve their personal and professional aspirations.

Program Goals:

  • Connect alumni with current students
  • Assist students with post-graduate goals
  • Alumni engagement

What Does Your Commitment Mean?

  • Matched with 1 to 2 Junior or Senior year college students
  • Minimum 1 year commitment
  • Three one-on-one meetings with mentees in person or online per semester (6 total)

For more information about this amazing program, please contact Julie Schatz at julies@greensboro.edu


Offer an Internship Opportunity to Current Students

A great way of staying involved with Greensboro College and to give back is to provide internship opportunities to current students. Interns can offer fresh perspectives while helping with projects and increasing the visibility of your organization on campus.  They can also be a pipeline of potential employees after graduation. 

If you are interested in offering opportunities to current students at Greensboro College, contact Caryn J. Atwater, Director of Career and Personal Development at, caryn.atwater@greensboro.edu

Please click here for further information on Greensboro College’s Internship Program.


More Ways to Stay Connected

If you are an alum willing to share your time, experiences and knowledge with our current students, please consider one of the options below or feel free to share other ideas with the Office of Career and Personal Development.

Please be certain to update us with your current employment information. Let us know what you’re doing!


CLD 3100 Experiencing Career & Life Directions Class Visits

The CLD 3100 Experiencing Career & Life Directions course is designed to help students discover and affirm their strengths, interests and career options. During these courses, students learn:

  • What their interests are and how those interests might connect to majors and a potential career path
  • How to craft effective, targeted resumes and cover letters
  • How to conduct informational interviews
  • Proper Interviewing Techniques
  • The importance of effective networking
  • How to use Social Media to brand themselves

Alumni are strongly encouraged and welcomed to visit these classes to be a guest speaker, do resume reviews, or to assist with Mock Interviews. To make arrangements, please contact Caryn J Atwater, Director of Career and Personal Development at (336)272-7102 ext. 5370 or via email at caryn.atwater@greensboro.edu


Pride Professional Clothing Closet

The Pride Professional Clothing Closet, housed in 301 Main Building, offers Greensboro College students gently used and new professional clothing appropriate for interviews and the workplace free of charge. Please consider making a donation of items that are current (styles within the last 5 years), clean and free from rips, tears and stains. Tax receipts are available upon request.

Joshua Fitzgerald photo

“I loved the GC Honors program and Greensboro College. I felt safe and a sense of genuine belonging at the college. I worked closely with my thesis advisor and professors who helped inspire me to define my path and passion of interest. That path has led me to my doctoral studies in Engineering Mechanics.”

- Joshua Fitzgerald, Class of ’19, Mathematics Major

Joshua currently studies astrodynamics at Virginia Tech University and is an Engineering Mechanics Ph.D. Candidate.