Alumni
All Washington alum are lifelong members of the Alumni Association. See our Alumni Resources page for information about what Washington can do for you, even after you've graduated.
Whether you want to get in touch with your classmates; connect with current students to offer mentorship, internship opportunities, or career perspectives; help recruit the next generation of Washington College students; or tap into our resources to get your started on your next adventure, the alumni office is the place to start.
Get Involved
There are many ways for you to get involved, even as an alum! Help admissions recruit the next generation of Washington College students. Volunteer with the clubs and campus organizations you were a member of as a student. Work with the Center for Career Development to help students gain professional experience through mentorship, internships, or job shadowing.
Graduates who give back to their alma mater send a strong message to external reviewers and potential applicants that Washington College is a worthy investment. High alumni participation can also increase the likelihood of government grant approval.
Stay in Touch
Update your information so we know the best ways to keep in touch! Subscribe to the Alumni Newsletter to keep news, events, and more on your radar. If you've reach a personal or professional milestone, have news or images you want to share with former classmates, or just want to check in, submit a Class Note to appear in the Washington College Magazine.
Know someone who's been doing great things? Nominate them for one of our alumni awards.
Advancement, Alumni Relations & Constituent Engagement
Heidi Pearce
Associate Director of Alumni Engagement- [email protected]
- Alumni House, Second Floor
Annual Events
Homecoming Weekend
Oct. 24-26, 2025Join us on campus for an exciting weekend of events including the Athletics Hall of Fame Dinner, 2000's Cluster Reunions, the Party on the Square and more!
Coast-to-Coast Toast
Feb. 19, 2026Celebrate Washington from wherever you are! Get your local alum together and toast Washington College and George's birthday in a favorite pub or private home. Huzzah!
Spring Migration Weekend
April 17-19, 2026Gathering once a year at Homecoming just isn't enough for shoremen and shorewomen. Choose from many different events during our spring weekend.
Advancement, Alumni Relations & Constituent Engagement
Heidi Pearce
Associate Director of Alumni Engagement- [email protected]
- Alumni House, Second Floor
Alaina Perdon '22
Fisheries Technician at the New Jersey Fish & Wildlife Bureau of Marine Fisheries • Forked River, New Jersey
MAJOR AND MINORS
- Environmental Studies Major
- Anthropology and Chesapeake Regional Studies Minors
EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING
- Youth Program Intern with the Friends of the Eastern Neck National Wildlife Refuge
- Teaching Assistant for Department of Biology
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
- Center for Environment & Society Fellow, Peer Tutor at Writing Center
- Washington College Food Recovery Network, President; Campus Garden, Outreach Manager
- “The Washington College Center for Environment and Society gave me exposure to tons of professionals in my field and various career paths I could take, access to information and research being done locally and globally, unique experiences like sailing the Chester River on a historic schooner, and the personal connections that I had the privilege of forming with faculty members who became mentors and with peers who became dear friends.”
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Caroline Albert '21
Clinical Tech and EMT • Ashburn, Virginia MAJOR AND MINORS
- Psychology Major with a Concentration in Clinical/Counseling
- Public Health and Hispanic Studies Minors
CAMPUS ACTIVITIES
- Admissions, George's Generals
- Equestrian Team
- “I’ve always wanted to be in a role where I can help people in crisis. The communication skills I learned from the relationships with professors at Washington College helped me with my communication now and my work as a George's General helped with being able to connect and relate to people I’ve just met. That's been a skill I use every single day.”