FSU Alumni Association

Looking for former classmates or Seminoles in your area? We can help you find them. Our online Alumni Directory offers a simple and easy way to help you locate fellow Florida State alumni.

The FSU Alumni Association hosts several constituent groups, each serving specialized interests of FSU alumni. These Alumni Networks are an avenue for alumni to remain connected to an extra-curricular activity or organization they were involved with during their years at FSU.

More than 80 Seminole Clubs and Chapters exist throughout the world and represent the FSU community within their own communities. These organizations plan hundreds of events throughout the year, inspiring alumni to gather for community service, continuing education, networking and FSU support - and they have a lot of fun in the process.

Florida State University's official alumni publication, VIRES® magazine, is produced biannually by the Alumni Association and keeps FSU alumni, parents and friends connected to the university with compelling articles and stories about Florida State, its faculty, students and graduates. VIRES magazine is available both via print and online.

Students with a parent, grandparent, sibling, or step-parent who is a graduate of Florida State University and an active member of the FSU Alumni Association or FSU Student Alumni Association are eligible to apply for the Legacy Scholarship once they have applied to Florida State University. Learn more about the Legacy Scholarship Program.

Many Seminole Clubs and Chapters award annual scholarships to FSU students from their local areas or home states. Each club or chapter determines the number of scholarships available, the amount of each award, and eligibility criteria. Learn more about Seminole Club and Chapter Scholarships.

The following services are offered at no cost to FSU alumni:

• Counseling/Advising for Career Planning and Job Search Assistance
• Career/Employer Information
• On-line Job Postings/Job Files
• Job Search Agents
• On-Campus Interviewing with Recruiters from Many Professional Organizations (up to one year after graduation)
• Career Expositions
• Resume Referral Service
• Professional Network: A Database for Professional Networking

For more information, visit career.fsu.edu or call 850.644.6431.

Become a lifelong learner with a 10 percent discount on professional development courses. The Center for Academic & Professional Development (CAPD) extends FSU’s resources to the community and is an integral component of the university’s strategy to ensure career success through online certificate programs and courses. CAPD also offers access to academic courses for non-degree seeking students. Current offerings include the Certificate in Financial Planning Program and Introduction to Web Design; learn more at learningforlife.fsu.edu.