Get Involved
Eagleton alumni stay connected with one another and the Institute through dedicated networking events and activities sponsored by the Eagleton Alumni Committee. This official Rutgers alumni club was established in conjunction with the Institute’s 50th anniversary in 2006 to encourage networking, unity, and a sense of belonging among Eagleton alumni; to support alums in their professional and personal endeavors; and connect to the research, education, and public service efforts of the Eagleton Institute of Politics.
Eagleton alumni stay connected with one another and the Institute through dedicated networking events and activities sponsored by the Eagleton Alumni Committee. This official Rutgers alumni club was established in conjunction with the Institute’s 50th anniversary in 2006 to encourage networking, unity, and a sense of belonging among Eagleton alumni; to support alums in their professional and personal endeavors; and connect to the research, education, and public service efforts of the Eagleton Institute of Politics.
Annual Get-Together at Eagleton
The Institute hosts an annual “welcome back to Wood Lawn” open house event for alumni to catch up with old friends, meet recent graduates, talk politics, and connect with Eagleton faculty and staff.
Annual Eagleton Alumni Get Together
Postponed until November 6, 2020
6:00-9:00 pm
Wood Lawn
Details and RSVP out soon.
Alumni Panel
At the end of each fall semester, the Institute hosts an alumni career panel to help current Rutgers students consider the wide range of career options available in politics and public service and to introduce them to the strong Eagleton alumni network.
Regional Happy Hours
The Eagleton Alumni Committee organizes a series of regional happy hour events to engage alumni throughout New Jersey.
Trenton State House Lunch
Alumni are invited to meet the current class of Eagleton Graduate Fellows during the annual Trenton State House Lunch each spring.
Summer Networking Reception on Capitol Hill
In partnership with the Rutgers Office of Federal Relations, Eagleton hosts a summer networking reception to gather Rutgers University alumni, friends, and summer interns in special recognition of the Rutgers-Eagleton Washington Internship Award recipients.
Connect with the Eagleton alumni network on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram to share news, job postings, internships, or mentorship opportunities. Also check—out Eagleton alumni spotlight videos on YouTube.
Participate in the annual online Election Day Quiz. The top prognosticators have their names engraved on the coveted Eagleton Alumni Cup. Congratulations to past winners:
2018 – Chris Emigholz (2004 Fellow)
2017 – Steven Galante (2014 Fellow)
2016 – Roger Masi (2008 Undergraduate Associate)
2015 – Marika Dunn (2009 Fellow)
2014 – Amy Denholtz (2007 Fellow)
2013 – Robert Asaro-Angelo (1999 Fellow)
2012 – Fraser Long (1968 Fellow)
2011 – Jennifer Taylor (2006 Fellow/2005 Undergraduate Associate)
2010 – Christina Zuk (2008 Undergraduate Associate)
2009 – Ed Trzaska (2002 Fellow)
2008 – Dana Miller (2008 Fellow)
The Eagleton Fellowship was created in 1958. Today, there are over 1,000 alumni of the program. Interested in learning more about Eagleton Fellowship alumni? Browse the Eagleton Fellowship class listing.
The Eagleton Undergraduate Associates program was created in 1975. Today, there are more than 1,000 alumni of the program. Browse the Eagleton Undergraduate Associates class listing to learn more about Eagleton alumni.
Since 1973, the Eagleton Institute has published 24 editions of the Alumni Directory as a resource to build and strengthen the alumni network. The Directory lists all graduate Fellows and Undergraduate Associate alumni and includes professional contact information as well as a listing of all alumni by class year and state.
Update your contact information or request that information be kept confidential through the Alumni Update Form.
To request a copy of the most recent digital Alumni Directory, contact Sarah Kozak.
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