While the mandate of SGAC is to focus on students and young professionals aged 18-35, a big part of the SGAC network includes our fantastic alumni community and SGAC is now looking for two additional Alumni Team members!
We are happy to host the second edition of the ‘Alumni End of the Year Party’! This online event will bring together SGAC alumni to share their past SGAC experiences and celebrate the last year!. In this webinar, we will hear from SGAC alumni who can bring in their breadth of experiences during their active years at SGAC and reminisce with the SGAC community.. We will also present how SGAC alumni can get actively involved with SGAC. We hope that this event serves the purpose of connecting the past SGAC members who are eager to meet and greet their old counterparts and also make new acquaintances. During the session, the Alumni team will also present the proceedings of the previous year to its members and provide an insight of the Alumni team agenda. Through this event we intend to encourage more active participation from the Alumni members and connect with the current enthusiastic SGAC members; thus strengthening the SGAC community even further! We hope you can join us!
SGAC is thrilled to announce that Dr Lance Bush, Challenger Center President and CEO, has been selected as the 2022 recipient of the SGAC Alumni Award!
While the mandate of SGAC is to focus on students and young professionals aged 18-35, a big part of the SGAC network constitutes those who have either aged out or who have lost contact with the organization. SGAC is looking for an active and motivated volunteer to manage and grow the SGAC Alumni Programme alongside the Alumni Lead
SGAC is thrilled to announce that Dr. Ken Davidian has been selected as the 2021 recipient of the SGAC Alumni Award!
SGAC is looking for active and motivated volunteers to manage and grow the SGAC Alumni Programme alongside the Alumni Lead.
While the mandate of SGAC is to focus on students and young professionals aged 18-35, a big part of the SGAC network constitutes those who have either aged out or who have lost contact with the organization.
While the mandate of SGAC is to focus on students and young professionals aged 18-35, a big part of the SGAC network constitutes those who have either aged out or who have lost contact with the organization. SGAC is looking for an active and motivated volunteer to manage and grow the SGAC Alumni Programme.
SGAC is very pleased and honoured to announce that James D. Burke has been selected as the inaugural recipient of the SGAC Alumni Award! James D. Burke has been selected based on his ongoing support to SGAC and genuine care for the next generation, actively supporting and empowering space young professionals and students.
Following the launch of the SGAC Alumni Fund, SGAC is launching a scholarship program to support SGAC members to attend SGAC regional events or events not covered by other SGAC scholarship programs.
