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Temple University's Alumni Association (TUAA) begins on the
day of your graduation. With this membership, we encourage you to
take advantage of the benefits listed below. We at the TUAA are here
for you—to help you take advantage of all that your alma mater
has to offer. Click on the links below to learn more about the alumni
benefits that the TUAA has to offer.
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Alumni
Card
Career
Services
Coming of Age
Continuing Education
Alumni Insurance Program
Library Services
License
Plates
Online Alumni Community
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Recreation Services
Reunions
Senior Scholars
Temple University Platinum
Visa® Card
Temple Travel Program
Temple Review
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Alumni Card
You should have received an alumni card when you graduated. Your
alumni card basically serves as your key to the University. You will find it useful at
several places on campus, such as the library, the TECH Center and recreation services.
You may even look at it as a mini diploma, because it proves (to us
and other Temple alumni) that you are indeed a Temple graduate. Should you ever
need to have your card reissued, or wish to request a new card, fill
out our alumni
card form or contact the Alumni Center at 215-204-7521 or alumrel@temple.edu. |
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Career Services
Whether you are a recent graduate or seasoned alum, the Office of
Career Development Services is available to help you achieve your
full potential. Career Development Services provides high-quality
resources and services to students, alumni, and employers. You can
make an appointment with our highly qualified counselors and visit
the office to research careers and receive free career planning and
counseling services. Contact the Office of Career Development Services
at 215-204-7981 or visit their web site at www.temple.edu/careerdev
and move your career into high gear. |
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Continuing Education
The Office of Continuing Education serves a wide variety of students
and encourages alumni to return to Main Campus for personal enrichment.
There is no formal application to enroll as a non-matriculated student,
undergraduate or graduate. However, some courses do require special
permission and/or pre-requisites to enroll. For more information,
contact the Main Campus Office of Continuing Education at 215-204-2500
or visit their web site at http://www.temple.edu/conted/.
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Alumni Group Insurance Program
Medical Insurance for special situations, including travelers and students, plus those temporarily without coverage, such as recent grads and the unemployed. (Temple's student insurance typically ends on August 30th, so make sure you're covered!)
Life Insurance. Long-term protection with great rates and fantastic features. Coverage is available to $2 million.
Auto, Homeowners, and Renters Insurance is available to Temple alumni and their family at favorable group rates.
Click here for more information or call the program administrator, Meyer and Associates, at 800-635-7801 (9:00 am to 6:00 pm ET). |
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Library Services
Did you know that Temple's Paley Library houses several specialized
collections and services? These include the Government Documents/Maps
Collection, the Urban Archives, a Scholars Information Center, and
Special Collections (including the University Archives, Rare Books
and Manuscripts, and the Contemporary Culture Collection). Our library
has so much to offer, so you should take advantage of what is there.
Alumni can search the stacks and research for free, but for check-out
and other services of the University libraries, present your alumni
card at the Paley Library Main Campus circulation desk and pay a $10
annual fee. For more information, click
here. |
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License Plates
Sport your Temple pride by purchasing a Temple
University license plate. Plates are available
to Pennsylvania residents for $20; New Jersey residents for $50; and
Delaware residents for $10.
“Put Temple
on wheels” by filling out our license
plate form to make your request or contacting the Alumni Center
at 215-204-7521 or alumrel@temple.edu
to request an application for the states mentioned above. |
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Alumni Community
Connect to Temple’s Online
Alumni Community and reconnect with your alma mater and fellow
alumni. Log
on now and register for the Online Alumni Community for the
following:
Online Alumni Directory
Temple’s solution to the long lost friend or classmate! Search
the interactive alumni directory for fellow Temple alumni and keep
us updated with your current contact information.
Class Notes
Find out what your fellow alumni are up to and brag a little about
yourself on Class Notes. You can post your news and photos or browse
what other alumni have posted.
Career Center
Whether you are looking for a job or looking to hire, you
can find fellow alumni online and make the Temple connection. You
can also connect through the mentoring service and find alumni in
your field to share experiences and offer or receive career advice.
Register
for the Online Alumni Community now to experience
these benefits.
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Recreation Services
Alumni are welcome to use the student recreational facilities at the
Health Science Center, Ambler College, and Main Campus, which includes
the Independence Blue Cross Student Recreation Center. All you need
is an Alumni Rec Access Card, which will provide you with access to
swimming, the fitness conditioning areas, the indoor jogging/walking
track, and the Student Pavilion areas. All you have to do is present
your Alumni Card to purchase an Alumni Rec Access Card at the Office
of Recreation Services in McGonigle Hall, Suite 102, 1800 North Broad
Street. For more information regarding card purchase, program dates,
etc., call 215-204-1267 or click
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Reunions
Each spring, the TUAA sponsors the university-wide 25th and 50th reunion celebrations. The anniversary classes of 1983 and 1958 will be recognized in 2008. Committees for each of the two reunion classes are formed to assist in
reaching out to classmates and bolstering attendance. The reunion celebrations include a casual day on campus in February, and then, the black-tie Founder’s Celebration and Boyer College of Music’s annual concert in March. For more information or to volunteer to serve on your reunion class committee, contact Associate Director, Christine Brady at
the Alumni Center at 215-204-4313. |
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Temple Senior Scholars
Co-sponsored by the University and the TUAA, Temple Senior Scholars
offers alumni age 50 and over the opportunity to return to Temple and audit a variety of regularly scheduled classes for
a nominal fee. Alumni can pick from a diverse assortment of disciplines,
including history, economics, political science, literature, art, languages and women's studies. All courses are taught
by Temple's accomplished professors and offer senior alumni the opportunity
to interact with a new generation of Temple students while experiencing
the joy of lifelong learning. If you would like to learn more about
this program, or you are an alumnus/a age 50+ residing in the greater
Delaware Valley and would like to become a Temple Senior Scholar,
please contact Christine Brady, Associate Director of Alumni Relations,
at 215-204-4313 or christine.brady@temple.edu. |
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Temple University
Visa® Card
Now you can show your Temple University pride and get the credit flexibility
you need. The Temple University Visa® card offers you
a low APR and convenient ATM cash access. And each time you make a
credit card purchase, you'll contribute to the University at no extra
cost to you. So show your school spirit and enjoy tremendous savings
of your own. |
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Temple Travel
Program
Want to take your family on an educational trip abroad, but aren't
sure where to go? Leave it up to us! The
Temple Travel Abroad Program offers alumni and their families
exceptional, high-quality trips through the Association's group travel
program. Itineraries feature worldwide exotic packages year-round.
For more information, contact the Alumni Center at 215-204-7521 or
alumrel@temple.edu. |
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Temple Review
Your lifetime membership to the Temple University General Alumni Association
entitles you to a free subscription to the Temple
Review, Temple's alumni magazine. For information about the Temple
Review, visit Temple Review Online. If you are not receiving the Temple
Review, please call 215-204-6445. |
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Transcripts
There are many times in your professional career when you will need
to acquire a formal copy of your academic transcript, the official
statement of your academic history Temple. You must request copies
of your transcript in writing, but you can get the official paperwork
online.
Federal law protects your confidentiality and requires that the Office
of Academic Records obtain your signed authorization for the release
of your transcript even to you. To order a copy of your official Temple
University academic transcript, contact the Office of Academic Records
online
or call 215.204.1131. For information on how to get transcripts from
specific Temple schools and colleges,
click here.
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