Legacy Blue Hens are eligible for an Alumni Enrichment Award

1:06 p.m., Jan. 22, 2016--Legacy students at the University of Delaware interested in applying for the Alumni Enrichment Award (AEA) are advised that the deadline is Feb. 25.

Created in 2001 by the UD Alumni Association (UDAA), the award provides up to $2,000 in financial support to students whose parent(s) or step-parent(s) graduated from UD. 

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Awards enable students to take part in opportunities that enrich the UD experience, including academic competitions, research or program-related presentations, leadership conferences, service-learning projects and other academic endeavors.

Since its inception, more than $800,000 has been awarded through the AEA. Only legacy students are eligible to receive funding. Recipients will be notified by March 25.

For more information, restrictions, and to download the AEA application and related paperwork see the enrichment awards website or contact alumni-association@udel.edu.

UD Alumni Association

All University of Delaware graduates are automatically inducted into the UD Alumni Association (UDAA) upon graduation through a symbolic pinning ceremony at Commencement. 

The UDAA is proudly dedicated to engaging the entire alumni community by fostering a tradition of lifelong loyalty and commitment to UD. The UDAA provides exceptional value and ongoing support to alumni worldwide by expanding benefits available to alumni, supporting regional and affinity club events, recognizing alumni and their accomplishments and more.