Alexa Alessandrini
Class of 2024 | Limerick, PA
“I volunteered for STAT because I want to be a part in creating memorable experiences for students & myself.”
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You’re only a student for four years, but you’ll always be a Bear for Life.
Ursinus College Students Today Alumni Tomorrow (STAT) is a campus organization focused on exposing students to what it means to be proud Ursinus alumni and Bears for Life. It is composed of enthusiastic students dedicated to educating the campus community about philanthropy as it relates to the College, increasing student engagement and school spirit, and advocating on behalf of the Office of Advancement.
Applications will be collected every Fall.
STAT hosts Spirit Week leading up to UC’s Homecoming & Family Weekend each year, hosting events and programs to get the Ursinus community excited and feeling full of school spirit!
An annual tradition at Ursinus College, #Giving2UCday is a day for alumni, faculty, staff, parents, students and friends to join together and combine their support to make a real difference in the lives of students today and in the future. STAT welcomes students to participate and for the chance to win fun swag and prizes all day!
STAT hosts Celebration of Lights with the goal to promote awareness, tolerance, acceptance, and hopefully some love across campus. Candle lighting follows a share of traditions, refreshments, and performances.
In 2019, STAT will help the Ursinus community celebrate the college’s 150th birthday! In past celebrations, students celebrated in Upper Wismer to “toast” the occasion (with sparkling cider) and a special dinner prepared by dining services!
An annual tradition at Ursinus College, Philanthropy Week is a spring event, where students, faculty and staff learn about how the College has been shaped by philanthropy.
Students make their own UC pennant, enjoy ice cream and learn about the philanthropists throughout UC history who have made a difference!
“I volunteered for STAT because I want to be a part in creating memorable experiences for students & myself.”
See Full Profile” I volunteered for STAT because I love being creative and coming up with fun activities to do with my friends as well as making new friends and connections!”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because Ursinus has already given me so much, so I want to help give back!”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT to better connect with my community. I wanted to find a way to be more involved with events that occur on campus and meet new people, so STAT was the perfect fit.“
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because it seemed like a great opportunity for me to get involved in my school community. STAT has also allowed me to meet a great group of people that are there for one another and are dedicated to school spirit.”
See Full Profile“I volunteered to be a part of STAT because I wanted to continue my family’s legacy at the school, and help to create strong connections for the current students to become Bears for Life”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT to connect more with the campus community and to spread the bear for life mindset“
See Full Profile“I love engaging with the community and STAT will be great opportunity for me to do that!”
See Full Profile“I volunteer for STAT because I want to help make UC a great place and that everyone feels included.”
See Full Profile“Not only did STAT connect me with so many alumni and new friends, it has allowed me to be more involved with the Ursinus community and be apart of makes Ursinus so unique. I love being able to help host events with the Ursinus students and annuli to help keep the transitions alive and special for all. It is such a honor to be part of STAT and be apart of everything STAT has to offer to its members and the Ursinus community has a whole.”
See Full Profile“I really have felt an overwhelming sense of pride being an Ursinus student; I wanted to find a way of becoming more connected to my community and experiencing all that the college can offer.“
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT to build my alumni network and to learn how to give back to Ursinus.“
See Full Profile“A lot of people in my sorority were in it and they talked about how much fun it is. I loved the message they talked about, so I joined“
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I wanted to get more involved in and school and teach other what is so special about Ursinus College.”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I wanted to get involved with Ursinus’ alumni and current students. It has allowed me to meet new friends and make connections with administration.”
See Full Profile“I volunteer for STAT because I want to make the campus a fun place for everyone and contribute to exciting events.”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I wanted to learn more about the school’s history and alumni. Personally, I joined the education committee to share the history I learned with peers. Beyond that, I believe there is a lot of value in connecting with alumni because they can provide insight on individual journeys and advice on departing college.”
See Full Profile“My favorite Ursinus memory is watching my first Football game last semester, it was great seeing everyone together having fun!”
See Full Profile“I volunteer with STAT because I love belonging to something larger than myself.”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I love giving back and connecting with new people”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I saw it as a great opportunity to get involved on campus and start making valuable connections with students, teachers, and alumni.”
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I wanted to learn more about Ursinus and be connected to more people on campus“
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT to meet friends I would not have otherwise met and to have my opportunities to network and connect with alumni!“
See Full Profile“I volunteered for STAT because I wanted to be a part of an organization on campus that would not only make me feel welcome, but make others feel welcome as well, and that would get the whole Ursinus community involved to help foster the Ursinus family and environment.”
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