Below are answers to frequently asked questions. If your question isn’t answered below, please do not hesitate to contact the Alumni Association.
The Online Community is a forum for making virtual connections and broadening your social or professional network. The web site is an exclusive alumni resource and offers a suite of free Internet services designed to help you maintain your Suffolk connections. Services include the following:
The Online Community is an exclusive alumni resource. To access the site, you will need a user ID number. (If you don’t know your user ID #, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at suffalum@suffolk.edu.) When you register, you will create a profile and an easy-to-remember password. To access the Online Community, click here.
back to top^Alumni can sign up for an @alum.suffolk.edu email alias via the Online Community. You must be a registered member to sign up for an alumni email address. This service provides you with a free permanent email address that NEVER changes and is affiliated with your alma mater! Even when you change jobs or email providers, your free permanent email address remains the same. All you have to do is come back and change your forwarding email address. It’s that simple!
back to top^Whether you’ve been out of touch for a while, moved to a new town or simply changed your email address, we want to know. It’ll only take a few moments to help us keep your personal and professional information current. To update your information, click here. Be sure to also update your profile on the Online Community.
back to top^Transcript requests are fulfilled by the Registrar’s Office. You must download and complete the Transcript Request Form. Completed forms may be faxed to (617)573-8703 or mailed to:
Suffolk University
Office of the Registrar
41 Temple Street
Boston, MA 02114
There are many ways to learn about University news, including faculty, alumni, and student accomplishments and initiatives. You may check out the University News, view the Suffolk Alumni Magazine, or peruse school-based publications.
back to top^Class Notes in the Suffolk Alumni Magazine (SAM) are one of the most popular ways to keep up with your fellow alumni. This is the place to find out who’s celebrating an important milestone, changing careers, having a baby or publishing a book. You don’t have to be a media mogul, have made partner or be the youngest member of the House of Representatives to share your news—if you want other alums to know what you’re up to, this is the place to get the word out. To send us a class note, click here.
back to top^