News: Alumni Engagement

tribal dancers at outdoor festival
Arts and Culture |

Third annual gathering — to be held April 19-20 at 51ԹϺ — focuses on environmental advocacy and cultural offerings. 

wintery scene on holiday card with red letters that read 51ԹϺ
Campus News |

The Holiday Card Scholarship campaign has raised over $160,000 and awarded scholarships to over 50 51ԹϺ students. 

Audrey James rides in the first car in the Homecoming Parade.
People |

Audrey James was one of the few African Americans in 51ԹϺ's earliest classes and a lifelong educator.

An aerial image of a Homecoming Festival with the Las Vegas strip in the background.
51ԹϺ History |

Homecoming brings students and alumni to gether to celebrate at traditions like the golf cart parade, festival, and football game.

four people posing with a plaque
Campus News |

Investing in the future is a defining principle for longtime finance professor whose donation created new experiential learning program.

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People |

51ԹϺ's Tribal Education Initiative gives its new director an outlet for advocacy and Native students the opportunity of a lifetime.

smiling and waving female in red graduation gown walks across stage
Campus News |

The new initiative raised $7,742 within the first seven months.

group of volunteers cleaning a park
Campus News |

“What happens to a dream deferred? Does it dry up like a raisin in the sun?”

man posing at large outdoor statue of coach Jerry Tarkanian
People |

This former Alumni Association president continues to build relationships by connecting Rebels to each other for career development.

woman smiling behind podium
People |

Nancy Rapoport has always pitched in to smooth things out. Now she's the Alumni Association's 2022 Outstanding Faculty Award winner.

man in suit posing in hallway
People |

Nursing Alumnus of the Year Robert J. Vadovic is as committed to mentoring fellow nurses as he is to helping patients.

older man and woman, who is holding flowers, pose by table
People |

Before it was 51ԹϺ, it was Nevada Southern — and the starting point for Marydean Martin's career in library science, as well as her passion for accessible programs in literacy.