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Stay Connected To Union

Union University has seen many changes through the years, but the bond of classmates — now alumni — grows more valuable each year. Celebrate your Union experience and graduation! Keep in touch with your fellow classmates, professors and others at Union. We value your contribution to the mission of Union and want to be of service to you in any way we can.

A man wearing a Union sticker and a lanyard speaks and smiles at a woman in a plaid skirt. In the background, a display table and a banner reading SWEET are visible, suggesting an event organized by the Vocatio Center for Life Calling and Career.
A man in a suit shakes hands with a man behind a table covered in a purple tablecloth at a job fair hosted by the Career Center, while a woman stands nearby smiling. Informational materials and decorations are on the table.

Career Resources

If you’re a graduate of Union, did you know that you can use the Vocatio Center‘s interactive college recruiting platform called Handshake? Employers are able to connect with Union to post employment opportunities for current students and alumni.

Visit the link below to create your alumni account using your personal email address and request access to Union today, or email vocatiocenter@uu.edu to get started. If you’re an alum and looking to recruit, please register as an employer.

Disclaimer: The Union University Vocatio Center for Life Calling and Career offers Handshake as a service to Union University students and alumni for their career development and employment-seeking efforts. The presence of employers and/or job postings on Handshake does not indicate an endorsement or recommendation by Union University, and as such users should note that employers and opportunities presented on Handshake may not align with Union’s community values. Students and alumni are responsible for all necessary precautions when interviewing for or accepting positions listed on Handshake, and users are responsible for checking the credentials and integrity of an organization and/or individual employer. Handshake also contains links to other web sites not under the control of Union University and we are not responsible for the contents of any linked site. This center provides these links only as a convenience to students and alumni. Union University assumes no liability for acts or omissions by third parties or for material supplied by them.

Meet Our Alumni

Find out what kind of Kingdom work our alumni are doing around the world

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