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The mission of Alumni Relations is to develop lifelong, mutually beneficial relationships between alumni and Fuller Theological Seminary through connected community, helpful communication, and a culture of service and giving.

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Fuller is All Around the World

Almost wherever you go around the world, you will find fellow Fuller alumni. Make a connection!

Alumni Regional Contacts

San Francisco, CA | Christina Accornero | caccornero123@gmail.com

Chicago, IL | Cass Curry | casscurry@fuller.edu

Denver, CO | Eugene Scott | eugescott@gmail.com

Tucson, AZ | Michael and Rebekah Fricke | michael.fricke@gmail.com or rebekah.fricke@gmail.com

Washington, D.C. (DMV) | Stacey Schwenker | schwenkieone@gmail.com

Grand Rapids, MI | Steve Norman | stevenorman911@yahoo.com

Houston, TX | Camelia Joseph and Johnie Wood | pastorcamelia@gmail.com or johnie.wood@gmail.com

Colorado Springs, CO | Lydia Lockhart | lydialockhart@fuller.edu

Singapore | John Kong-Eng Tan | john@care.sg

Alumni Regional Contacts (ARCs) Role Description

One of the most common favorite memories we hear from alumni is the community they were a part of while at Fuller and how that was so enriching to their experience. Whether online or at any of the Fuller campuses, communities were built and we want to help that continue even when one’s journey at Fuller is completed.

So, who is an ARC?

An alumnus/a who serves in an ambassador role, a point-of-contact, a bridge between alumni to alumni in the local region and between alumni to Fuller
One who loves Fuller, has a passion for building community and connecting people
One who demonstrates a hospitable nature

What does an ARC do?

Facilitates connection between alumni in person, via email, Fuller Alumni Network, etc.
Creates opportunities for alumni in the region to connect (e.g. coffee meet-up, sport activity, family/children’s activity, book club, and other creative ideas)
Serves as “host” for events (also recruits hosts for events)

How much is the time commitment?

As little as one hour per month and depends on the individual ARC as to how much time he/she devotes to communicating and connecting with alumni
It is asked of ARCs to hold one gathering per quarter. He/she can also recruit other alumni to hold/host events.

Read the ARC Code of Conduct

A Fuller Life

To be Fuller alumni means you are contributing to kingdom work through Fuller. We encourage you to give of your time, your talent, and your treasure to bless and advance this work now and into the future.

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Your generous giving equips the next generation of Christian leaders to go out and impact the world for Christ. Through Fuller, traditional students and non-degree-seeking learners gain the practical tools and theological wisdom to lead. Your financial generosity makes it possible for our underresourced students to complete their studies without the burden of debt, and to focus on God’s unique calling on their lives.

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Meet Your Alumni Council

The Alumni Council supports Alumni Relations’ mission to develop lifelong, mutually beneficial relationships between alumni and Fuller Theological Seminary through connected community, helpful communication, and a culture of service and giving.