Young Alumni
You are a Blue Hen Forever!
Your University of Delaware journey continues after graduation when you automatically become a member of the UD Alumni Association with access to perks, resources and events.
Here, you’ll find everything UD offers to support you and keep you connected to UD no matter where life takes you.
Your first step to staying connected? Update your information to ensure you receive all emails and communications most relevant to you and join UD Alumni on social media.
For the Newest Graduates
Class of 2022, stay close with UD!
Your memories of and connection with UD can continue to grow through virtual and in-person events, alumni benefits, alumni groups and UD news and more!
Update your profile to ensure you don't miss out on alumni communications.
Get UD Merch
Visit the official online store of the UD Alumni Association for all your Blue Hen gear and a percentage of your purchase will benefit the Alumni Association.
What's Next?
We’re here to help in your path to a happy and successful professional and personal life. Follow the Career Track, Social Life Track or Giving Back Track to find out more.
Looking for career advice, interviewing tips, a glimpse into a particular industry or job postings in your area? Look no further!
Use this free professional development resource to connect with fellow Blue Hens in different industries for advice through private messages or discussion boards, a job board, career webinars and articles and more.
Sign up for 30-minute sessions with a counselor from the Career Center. Also check out the career fairs, meets ups and other networking events available through the Career Center.
Keep developing your knowledge and skills by taking a course, seminar or program through UD Professional & Continuing Studies, which offers discounts up to 15% for alumni.
See all Career and Professional Development resources for advancing your career.
Sure, you’ve met your lifelong friends at UD and will stay in touch, but there are even more ways to relive your UD memories and connect with those classmates and friends who were more on the peripheral of your college days (or meet new Blue Hens)!
These signature alumni events bring back thousands of alumni to campus—when we’re celebrating in person—but also offer virtual ways to celebrate with Blue Hens each year.
Love connecting with other Blue Hens around your shared interests? Continue what you started while a student by joining an alumni affinity group.
Each year, UD honors alumni celebrating milestone reunions, beginning with the 5th reunion. These celebrations offer the perfect opportunity to reconnect and reminisce!
Want to check out if Blue Hens live near you? UD has regional Blue Hen Networks across the country. Local alumni and friends gather for in-person events and connect with each other in regional FB groups for local advice and recommendations and more.
One of the most rewarding opportunities is to give back to something that has led to your success. There are several opportunities to make an impact at UD.
Stay connected to UD while making a difference by serving as a volunteer. There are many different opportunities, ranging from mentorship to serving as reunion ambassadors.
All students who donate to what they love at UD are part of the True Blue Hen Loyalty Society. Learn what it takes to be a loyal True Blue Hen after graduation.
Give back to the areas that made an impact on you as a UD student. Gifts of any amount makes a profound difference for UD and students. Where do you want to make your mark?
Student Loan Repayment
Did you borrow educational loans to finance your degree? Here’s all you need to know about repayment, loan forgiveness and more.
Request Transcripts
Need your UD records? UD is happy to help our alumni with obtaining official UD transcripts.
Alumni & Friends News and Events
LATEST NEWS
Junior Megan Albamonti will compete in the javelin at the USA Outdoor Track and Field meet
Professional development and lifelong learning
Fall 2022 Professional and Continuing Studies catalog available
Nada Abuasi completed UD’s Associate in Arts Program, then at 20 was the youngest 2022 College of Arts and Sciences graduate