Volunteer
Be part of our story. There are plenty of ways to get involved and give back to USask!
Current opportunities
Reunion volunteer
Volunteer to organize your next class reunion. Reunion volunteers help to coordinate class activities, campus tours, and more.
USask Connects mentorship program
USask Connects is looking for alumni with 5+ years work experience to mentor current students and new graduates.
Alumni Advisory Board
USask alumni volunteer board members use their expertise, leadership and networks to make a significant, strategic impact on the global USask Alumni community. Stay connected to the university, share your expertise and help guide USask strategy.
Senate
Senate allows graduates, the community at large and key stakeholders to have voice in university affairs. USask Alumni volunteer to serve terms as elected representatives on USask Senate, representing 14 districts and 14 member-at-large positions.
Volunteer with your college or school
Check out the volunteer opportunities that will keep you connected to your college/school as an alum. Email alumni.office@usask.ca for more information.
Welcome new and prospective students
Join USask Alumni and answer pressing questions from new and prospective USask students at Open House, Indigenous Student Experience Day, and during Welcome Week! Email alumni.office@usask.ca to learn about upcoming volunteer opportunities.
Regional Networks and Alumni Chapters
Connect with alumni in your region, attend USask events, College reunions and more.
Resources and tools
We are committed to supporting our alumni volunteers with the resources, recruitment tools and information necessary to successfully carry out your role.
Volunteer engagement practices are guided by the Canadian Code of Volunteer Involvement, a set of 14 standards developed to support and enhance engagement within organizations while also protecting volunteers and the organization during the volunteer’s term of involvement.
Volunteering is a two-way relationship—it provides you with the opportunity to contribute to addressing an identified need while gaining valuable skills and exploring various interests, but also assists in delivering programs.
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Benefits of Volunteering: Volunteer Canada's Value of Volunteer Wheel - illustrates the many benefits of volunteering
Connect with us
Alumni and Friends: Interested in volunteering? Let us know!