‑How do I ensure that I receive a copy of The Messenger?

 ‑The Messenger is a University of Delaware publication that keeps donor alumni, friends and parents of current students informed about UD, campus news and events. Each issue features a Class Notes section, which highlights UD alumni. The Messenger is published quarterly by the Office of Public Relations. To make a gift of $25 or more annually to the University and receive your copy of The Messenger, visit the Office of Annual Giving web site at [http://www.udel.edu/makeagift].

 ‑I have news and photos to share with the University of Delaware community. Can this information be included in an upcoming issue of The Messenger?

 ‑If you have recently moved, changed jobs, gotten married or welcomed a new member to your family, share that information with your fellow Blue Hens. Please keep us informed about exciting news by e-mailing the Office of Alumni and University Relations at [AlumNet@udel.edu] or visiting our web site at [http://www.udel.edu/alumni/intouch.html].

The UD Messenger has several photo specifications. All photos of babies must show them in UD clothing. Individuals in wedding photos in addition to the bride and groom must all be UD alumni.

 ‑I am so grateful for my experience at the University of Delaware and would love to give back. What are my options?

 ‑There are several ways you can make a gift to the University:

      • To make a gift with a credit card online, visit [http://www.udel.edu/makeagift].

      • To make a gift with a credit card by phone, contact the Office of Annual Giving at (302) 831-2104.

      • To make a gift by mail, send a check or your credit card information with the amount as well as designation to:

University of Delaware
Office of Annual Giving
Academy Building
Newark, DE 19716

      • You also may support UD with a gift of stock. Please call the Office of Annual Giving at (302) 831-2104 for information.

 -Can I volunteer to help recruit new students to UD?

 ‑Yes! You can join other alumni, faculty, parents and students and become a member of the Volunteer Admissions Support Team (VAST). VAST members identify prospective students, attend local college fairs and open houses, and attend or host receptions for prospective, admitted and newly enrolled students. Visit the VAST website at [http://www.udel.edu/vast] or contact the Office of Admissions at (302) 831-8125 to find out how you can get involved.

 -As a student, I was able to talk to UD alumni about career opportunities. Now, as a graduate, is there a way I can help current students find the right career path?

 -Alumni mentors are always welcome for the “Day on the Job” program. The Career Services Center will match you with a student interested in your professional field. To learn more about the “Day on the Job” program, visit [http://www.udel.eud/csc/dayonthejob.htm] or call the MBNA Career Services Center at (302) 831-1231.