Connect alumni
Build consent-based member records, regional relationships, class connections and reliable communication.
Reconnect with alumni →Connect alumni across generations, preserve our history, support educational opportunity and build relationships that remain useful through changing circumstances.
The National Alumni Association of Arkansas Baptist College is an independent organization with an enduring purpose. Our immediate priority is a strong College and an organized alumni community equipped to support students, members and the institution’s educational mission.
Alumni relationships, shared history and service deserve consistent care. That work continues through changes in leadership, finances and institutional plans. It requires Association governance, reliable communication, responsible finances and member participation.
Build consent-based member records, regional relationships, class connections and reliable communication.
Reconnect with alumni →Gather oral histories, photographs, traditions and stories with appropriate permissions and safeguards.
Explore our story →Organize voluntary professional connections and alumni business introductions through the Association. A public directory is a future opportunity, not an active service promised here.
Express your business-network interest →Help connect students with educational opportunity through defined projects, transparent recipients and documented stewardship.
Review Association priorities →Invite churches, foundations, businesses and other supporters into clearly defined service and partnership discussions.
Discuss a partnership →Equip volunteers and leaders to maintain records, review developments and support members with care.
Offer your skills →Association contributions support Association work unless a clearly identified campaign states otherwise. Gifts intended for Arkansas Baptist College require a separate authorized recipient and purpose. Member information and business participation should be voluntary, with permission before publication.
Preserving history does not give alumni ownership or control of College property, records or academic authority. Any institutional transaction or transfer requires lawful authorization, professional review and any applicable approvals. The Association can organize support and ask informed questions within its own authority.
Association identity and transparency →When institutional circumstances change, students should receive accurate information from the responsible College offices and authorities. The Association can help identify official guidance and organize support. It cannot issue transcripts, operate an accredited degree program or promise a regulatory outcome.
Renew a connection, share a professional skill, preserve a memory or contribute to the Association’s work. A strong alumni community can sustain relationships and educational purpose for generations.