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We enrich the University of Michigan’s impact by serving as an independent gateway for alums of all identities, backgrounds, and experiences – across the globe and in our neighborhoods – in order to create and deepen belonging to the Michigan Family, the Leaders and Best.
Get details on building hours, visitor protocols, what to explore, and more.
An overview of the Alumni Association’s various programs.
How did the Alumni Association come to be? Here’s a history lesson.
Meet the alumni who make up the Alumni Association Board of Directors.
Meet the Alumni Association’s Executive Team.
All of the ways you can contact the Alumni Association.
The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan acknowledges that the University of Michigan is located on the territory of the Anishinaabeg people. The Ann Arbor campus currently resides on land that was ceded during the Treaty of Detroit in 1807. Additionally, in 1817, the Ojibwe, Odawa, and Potawatomi Nations made the single largest land transfer to the University of Michigan ceded through the Treaty of Fort Meigs with the agreement that their children would be educated in perpetuity.
We acknowledge the sovereignty of tribal lands and the painful history of genocide, forced assimilation, and displacement of native communities that helped to facilitate the establishment of U-M. We affirm contemporary and ancestral Anishinaabeg ties to this land, the profound contributions of Native American peoples to this institution, and the University’s commitment to educating the children of native ancestors.