To our Trotter Alumni,
Welcome back! We are thrilled to reconnect with you and extend a warm invitation to engage with Trotter Multicultural Center. Trotter has always stood as a beacon of inclusivity, dialogue, and cultural exchange on campus, and your involvement plays a crucial role in sustaining and enhancing these values. Whether you choose to participate in our dynamic events, mentor current students, share your unique experiences, or simply drop by to see the vibrant changes and developments in our space, your presence is invaluable. Join us in celebrating and fostering a supportive community where every students are celebrated. Together, let's continue to make Trotter a home away from home for our campus community as we work toward building collective power. We look forward to connecting with you!
Go Blue!
We are invested in building intergenerational experiences for our alumni and current students in meaningful ways. Trotter is a place where you can invest your time, talent, and treasure as we work to fulfill our mission. We would like to learn more about you and your time here at Trotter and hear ways you may want to become involved. Use the link below to submit personal stories, photos, and opt in to receive more information about our initiatives and programs.
Fill out our Alumni Engagement form
Council of Elders
The purpose of the TMC Council of Elders is to continually act as an intergenerational bridge between the historical legacy inherited across multiple generations of alumni, faculty, staff, and community members, and the present, in order to assist in the long-term success and impact of TMC. In the spirit of TMC’s commitment to Sankofa (a word in the Twi language of Ghana meaning “go back and get”) and Ubuntu (an ancient African word meaning “I am because we are”), we envision the TMC Council of Elders to be a collection of individuals who, through intergenerational knowledge sharing, provide insight and wisdom that will help inform priorities and programming recommendations to TMC staff and maintain community between generations of students who have had impacts on TMC.
