I remember coming to football, watching football. Teresa esparza got
introduced to Arizona State University at an early age football was a big
part of our family. Um My dad always used to talk about frank kush and the
great old days of the issue. Um Football program, sporting events is just
one of many things Teresa bullies can keep alumni connected to A. S. U.
She got her master's in tax back in 1994 and as a graduate of the
university is Hispanic Leadership Institute. There's so much going on here
that if I wasn't involved, I probably wouldn't know about these things.
And so I think that's the great uh aspect of becoming a member of the
alumni association. You get reconnected. Teresa is definitely involved.
She's hoping to grow the issue. Alumni association's membership in her
new role as the 2013 14 chair of the board of directors and national
alumni council. So I think that there's a lot of programs uh that folks
may not be aware of. In addition there are so many campuses now put there
to when I first attended CIA polytechnic. You have the West Valley, you
have the downtown campus. Some of those programs alumni can take advantage
of when they become a member includes networking mixers and the career
resources program we saw with the downturn in, oh a a lot of folks coming
back to the university wanting to get involved for help with career
counseling assessments to figure out a different career uh different
opportunities with interview skills but bringing awareness to other alumni
association programs is also on Teresa's agenda, like the Medallion
Scholarship and Sun Devil generations, introducing Children to the
university's traditions so that they know early on that there is a path to
a college career. Teresa hopes she and the other board members can be a
good resource for new alumni and ones who have been around for a while.
What better way to keep someone connected with the university?