Office of Alumni Relations
Alumni & Friends
Welcome to the Office of Alumni Relations
As OCU graduates walk through the campus archway to take their places in the world, they take seriously the motto, “Go forth to serve.” Nearly 11,000 Oakland City University alumni serve all over the world today, in education, ministry, business, science, and the arts.
The Oakland City University Alumni Association focuses on three primary areas:
- Creating clear, focused communication to empower alumni advocates.
- Promoting an alumni culture of engagement connecting through our common passion for OCU.
- Engaging lives of alumni to create community.
- Preserving the history of our alma mater
Alumni Association Membership
In November 2015, OCU introduced a new, simplified dues structure. We now offer two levels of dues memberships. Alumni may pay $50 per person/couple Mighty Oak Annual Membership or $1,000 Living Oak Lifetime Membership.
The Connection is a quarterly publication of the Office of Alumni Affairs. To submit a news item or photo or to subscribe, contact the Office of Alumni Affairs, at [email protected]
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Alumni Association Activities & Services
- Annual Alumni Banquet including alumni recognition and awards
- Relationship-Building including regional area meetings
As the Association works to support the objectives and promote the growth and advancement of Oakland City University, we welcome your involvement.
Alumni Association Board
- Kelly (Wilder) Hopper ’87 – President
- Heather Hose ’10
- Gay Weir ’75
- James Gates – Student Rep
Latest OCU News
School of Education to Host AAQEP
At the beginning of November the OCU School of Education will be hosting the Association for Advancing Quality in Educator Preparation (AAQEP). In preparation for the visit, the AAQEP Quality Review Team is soliciting public comment about the quality of the educator...
Spring 2023 Dean’s List
Each semester, we publicly recognize our students' superior academic performance through the University Dean's List. To qualify for this honor, a student must be a candidate for an undergraduate degree and maintain a GPA of 3.50 or greater for the semester. ...