Alumni Involvement

We encourage our graduates to stay in touch with us through a wide variety of avenues. This connection is vital because it enables our alumni to maintain contact with their peers, receive and provide lifelong learning and career support, make financial contributions and help with school enhancements, and participate in social events that are held around the world.

Alumni on Campus

Paula Wilson

Paula Wilson (BFA ‘98) conducts studio visits with BFA in Studio Art students in spring 2019.

Alumni on Campus

Arbolope Studios

L. Irene Compadre (BA ’08, MLA ’12), Xiaoqing Qin (MLA ’16), and Anu Samarajiva (MArch/MUD ‘17) of Arbolope Studio played a large role in landscaping the East End expansion of the Danforth Campus.

Alumni on Campus

Michael Joo

Michael Joo (BFA ‘89) returned to campus to collaborate on a project with Island Press in 2020.

Alumni on Campus

Anne Schaefer

Anne Schaefer’s (BFA ‘01) installation, “it comes and it goes,” was the first commission for the Weil Project Wall after the building opened in 2019.

Two people stand next to a table with art pieces displayed. One gestures to the work and speaks while the other listens.

Three people pose at a desk in a creative-looking office space full of plants.

Two people listen attentively to a third person talking and gesturing.

Person poses next to a neon-colored mural made of overlapping geometric shapes and textures.

Paula Wilson (BFA ‘98) conducts studio visits with BFA in Studio Art students in spring 2019.

Michael Joo (BFA ‘89) returned to campus to collaborate on a project with Island Press in 2020.

Anne Schaefer’s (BFA ‘01) installation, “it comes and it goes,” was the first commission for the Weil Project Wall after the building opened in 2019.

Get Involved

Join WashU CNX (pronounced “WashU Connects”), an online networking platform specifically for the WashU community. Connect with fellow alumni and serve as a resource in your professional field for young alumni as well as current students.

Provide an internship or job opportunity for current Sam Fox School students and alumni through the WashU Center for Career Engagement. Post a position with us via our employer relations website. - Connect with the Employer Engagement Team. - Post an internship or job. - Hire at a career fair.

Interview prospective undergraduate art and architecture students as an Alumni and Parents Admission Program (APAP) volunteer.

Serve as a Reunion Ambassador for your upcoming reunion.

Host an alumni event in your home, firm, or studio.

Join a WashU Network on LinkedIn and connect with current students and alumni. Networks include:
- Artists, Art Organizations & Cultural Institutions
- Communication Design
- Fashion
- Architecture - Entertainment