Alumni Society Board of Governors Nominations Open

May 28, 2020

The University of Michigan College of Pharmacy Alumni Society Board of Governors is currently accepting member nominations. 

Board of Governors members are elected to three-year terms. The roles of the Board are to foster communication between the College and its alumni, to take leadership roles in College activities, and to offer counsel to assure that the College’s traditions of excellence remain intact.

For more information on joining the Board of Governors please visit the position description page and consider nominating yourself or a fellow alumni by June 30, 2020.

Board elections will follow in July 2020. 

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