Alumni Advisory Panel resources

Handbook

Alumni Advisory Panel Handbook 2023-2025

Alumni Advisory Panel Member Agreement 2023-2025

Induction materials

Alumni Advisory Panel 2023-2025 induction session slides

Please note the session recording will be published later this month on the CSC’s YouTube channel. You will be notified when this resource is available.

Ongoing activities

Consultation on CSC Pre-arrival and On-boarding Communications for Scholars

Alumni Advisory Panel Briefing- Consultation on CSC Pre-arrival and On-boarding Communications for Scholars

Supporting documents

 

Upcoming activities

April 2024 (dates TBC): Virtual meet-up

This is an informal networking opportunity for panel members. There will be an opportunity for panel members to raise topics and areas of CSC delivery not proposed for consultation but that panel members feel are important and would like to discuss.

May 2024 (dates TBC): Reviewing and validating the CSC’s contribution analysis

Panel members are invited to examine the evidence the CSC holds against our theory of change.

July 2024 (dates TBC): Consultation on the CSC Alumni Engagement Strategy 2025-2028

This consultation will consist of different stages and panel members are invited to participate as per their availability and interest in the stages.

In 2024, the CSC will prepare a new alumni engagement strategy for the period 2025-2028. Panel members are invited to take part in initial scoping exercises to share feedback on current alumni engagement activities and provision, as well as propose new areas for consideration. They will also be invited to review and feedback on draft strategy proposals and activities to contribute to the final strategy for Commission approval.

September 2024 (dates TBC): Virtual meet-up

Panel members will receive an update on planned activities for 2024/25.

This is an informal networking opportunity for panel members. There will be an opportunity for panel members to raise topics and areas of CSC delivery not proposed for consultation but that panel members feel are important and would like to discuss.