Engage with Brunonians who share your interests and passions by joining an affinity group.
Engage with Brunonians who share your interests and passions by joining an affinity group.
One alumni body, many voices.
We share more than just our ties to Brown. Through our affinity groups, alumni with common interests, identity, and purpose can connect across generations, regions, and professions with one another and the University. Together, they are working to enrich the Brown experience for the entire community.
A4 was created in 2003 to build connections between and among Brown University and its Asian and Asian American alumni, to encourage and facilitate positive experiences and engagement with the University, to act as a conduit and facilitator to adequately address the needs of the Brown Asian and Asian American community, and to build partnerships with members of the greater Brown community.
BULAC seeks to maximize the Brown experience for Latinos, to serve as a representative voice for Latino alumni and to assist in the unification of alumni efforts to further and support the interests of Brown University. These goals shall be accomplished through networking, advocacy, and engaging (educationally and socially) Latino members of the Brown community and others.
TBGALA, an affiliated organization of the BAA, seeks to maximize the Brown experience for LGBTQ alumni/ae and students by serving as a representative voice for the LGBTQ alumni community in furthering and supporting the alumni interests of Brown through networking, advocacy, engagement, and the marshaling of alumni/ae experiences to serve the well-being of LGBTQ alumni and the betterment of the current student body.
Brown University Veterans Alumni Council (BUVAC) provides a way to convene Brown’s growing military-affiliated community by raising awareness of the University’s military-related news and activities and engaging veteran and ROTC through a formal mentoring program.
This new initiative is bringing together a vibrant community of Brunonian women who are interested in tapping into their shared Brown roots for their lifelong social, professional, and intellectual development.
IPC aims to strengthen Brown by directly addressing the needs and concerns of its Black alumni and establishing a productive interaction among Black alumni, students, faculty, and staff. Members of IPC endeavor to channel their energies toward broadening opportunities for the Black community of Brown and maximizing Black alumni participation in the life of the University.
NABA seeks to improve connections among Native American Brown students and alumni; to better the learning and living experience of students through the support of campus groups; to increase Native American matriculation, retention, and graduation; to foster community between local Native American Tribes and the University; and to raise awareness of Native American issues.