The 19th Annual Alumni Leadership Day promises to be a celebration of growth and collaboration for seniors.
On this much-anticipated day, alumni will return to campus to reconnect with the current student body and engage with seniors through a series of informative panels and interactive workshops.
“I am excited about the opportunity to meet with young professionals,” senior Houston Cruse said.
This event provides a unique platform for alumni to share their valuable insights, experiences, and expertise across a wide range of fields and industries.
Through in-depth discussions, real-world advice, and networking opportunities, students will gain a deeper understanding of potential career paths, industry trends, and the personal journeys of those who once walked the same school halls.
Each session will feature alumni who will discuss their journeys, challenges and accomplishments along the route to successfully navigating their career paths. Topics will range from entrepreneurship and technology to health care and the arts, allowing students to explore a wide array of professional opportunities.
“I encourage them to approach this day with the mindset that you can learn from any of these alumni,” alumni activities manager Mrs. Emily Dominique, alumni activities manager, said in an email to the senior class.
In addition to the information sessions, the event will emphasize networking.
Students will have the chance to interact directly with alumni, creating meaningful connections that could lead to internships, mentorships and job opportunities.
“I am excited to talk to these men and women about their jobs,” senior Max Roeder said.
By bridging the gap between current students and successful alumni, Kinkaid reinforces its commitment to producing future leaders.
As seniors prepare to transition into college and later into their professional lives, they could leave the event more inspired and equipped with the knowledge and motivation needed to pursue their ambitions.
Young Professionals Organization hosts this event that takes place on Oct. 25.