Fun ways to welcome new Forever Buffs
It’s time to welcome the newest Forever Buffs! As an alum, you’re the heart of CU Boulder. As our recent graduates venture into the world, you have a vital role in helping them find their place as a Forever Buff.
Here are fun and easy ways to get involved and make an impact in the CU Boulder community.
Celebrate at events
From watch parties to networking happy hours, CU Boulder alumni events are full of energy and Buffs pride. Reconnect with old friends, meet new graduates and share what it means to celebrate your alma mater.
Join the Forever Buffs Network
It’s free, friendly and full of resources. The Forever Buffs Network is where Buffs go to explore job postings, build a network, check out discounts and find a supportive community. When you join, you help expand and enrich the experience for everyone.
Share opportunities
Know of a job or internship opportunity at your organization? Share it with fellow Buffs on the Forever Buffs Network. You can help find top talent and bring Buffs energy to your work team.
Become a mentor
Remember what it was like to start your career? You can pay it forward by joining the Forever Buffs Network Mentorship Program. The program pairs alumni to promote professional growth and community connection. It’s flexible, meaningful and an easy way to support fellow Buffs.
Volunteer your way
Whether you enjoy being part of the action or staying behind the scenes, there are countless ways to shine. From reviewing scholarship applications to hosting events, you can find fun ways to work alongside other Buffs, including recent grads.
Connect on social media
Follow @CUBoulderAlumni on Instagram, Facebook, X and LinkedIn to stay informed and engaged with your fellow Buffs. A like, share or encouraging comment keeps the Forever Buffs community strong.
Show your Buffs pride
Wherever you roam, let people know you’re a Buff! Fly a Buffs flag, wear your favorite CU Boulder gear or sport a logo sticker on your laptop or water bottle. These small displays can spark a conversation with a fellow alum.