LatinX Alumni of William & Mary (LatinX)

The W&M LatinX Alumni affinity group consists of alumni who self-identify as Latino, Latina, LatinX, Hispanic or Chicano who are working to create community at William & Mary. LatinX Alumni work closely with the Latin American Studies Program faculty, the Cuba Media Initiative, UndocuTribe, the Latin-American Student Union, the Hispanic Studies faculty and other Latin-American focused campus constituencies to actively engage with William & Mary.

A team of volunteer leaders from LatinX Alumni and other alumni groups convenes throughout the year for Leadership Circles — focused, action-oriented discussions on how to better serve alumni in these communities and encourage engagement, leadership and philanthropy.

Engage Online

Looking to connect with fellow alumni on social media? Be sure to like and follow the LatinX Alumni page on Facebook! You will receive updates about upcoming events and have an opportunity to make connections with alumni near and far.

Volunteer

Would you like to raise your hand to provide career advice to current students, serve on panels with fellow alumni or participate in various William & Mary events throughout the year? If so, visit the W&M Volunteer Portal to raise your hand for activities that are of interest to you!

Get Involved with Professional Networks

Does your company or organization have opportunities that would be perfect for William & Mary alumni? Are you willing to give career advice or are you embarking on a new career journey? If so, use William & Mary Alumni Professional Networks to connect with the One Tribe One Network community!

Alumni Admission Resources

William & Mary has a growing network of alumni volunteers who remember their W&M undergraduate experiences fondly and want to help with the college admission process for prospective William & Mary students. Whether you were a first-generation student or a member of a legacy family, we hope you will join us! Have a high-school student of your own? Check out the resources offered by the W&M Alumni Association to help with the college admission process.

Giving Opportunities:

• Center for Diversity (1946): This fund supports the Center for Student Diversity at William & Mary.
• Diversity and Inclusion Fund (3980): This fund supports the most pressing needs of the Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity, or its successor program, at William & Mary.
• Global Studies – Latin American (3319): This fund supports the efforts of the Latin American Studies department at William & Mary.
• Jorge Alberto Urcuyo Scholarship (4509): Provides need-based scholarship support to students who are residents in the U.S. but whose immigration status or classification makes them ineligible to receive federal student aid, with a preference for those who have been granted Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) or Temporary Protected Status (TPS).