Volunteer

	Dean Emeritus Jacobs commends longtime Kellogg friend Jim Oates at the 2001 Alumni Awards.

As students, Kellogg graduates had a tremendous influence that has helped shape who we are and how we lead our lives today - the Kellogg culture. The Kellogg culture mean many things to many of us. It not only has an impact on how we interact with Kellogg as alumni, but also how we contribute to our communities. This desire to share our knowledge and skills beyond the workplace and family may very well stem from many of the community and philanthropic activities we were exposed to as students at Kellogg. Volunteerism is an important part of our lives.

Kellogg School of Management and the Office of Alumni Relations have many opportunities for you to get involved with the school. Take a look at some of the ways you can really help your alma mater. Whether it is interviewing potential Kellogg applicants, planning your reunion or helping with an alumni club, you will have a significant impact on the success of Kellogg. Take a look at the links to the left for current ways to get involved.