Robert Wu ’76 has seen, first-hand and over time, the value of alumni involvement at Stevens. In his view, it’s about more than giving back; it’s about bringing the Stevens community forward.
NAME: Robert Wu (Chung)
CLASS YEAR AND MAJOR: 1976, Technology & Society: Management Science
STEVENS VOLUNTEER ROLES: 1976 Alumni Class Secretary (1976-2000); Stevens Alumni Trustee, Board of Trustees (1976-1978); Stevens Junior Varsity Men’s Fencing Coach (1979-1981); Stevens Varsity Men’s Fencing Coach (1989-1994); 1976 Alumni Class Fund Captain (2020-Present)
STEVENS VOLUNTEER SINCE: 1976
How/why did you decide to contribute your time as a Stevens volunteer?
To give back to my alma mater for all the knowledge and skills it gave to me during my four years at Stevens.
What excites you most about what you do for Stevens?
Seeing and experiencing the growth and progress of Stevens over the past 50 years.
How has volunteering for Stevens impacted you personally?
Volunteering in various positions has allowed me to contribute back to Stevens students and alumni, who are the blood and soul of the university – two communities that I have been, and currently am, a part of.
What do you feel is the impact of alumni involvement in the university?
The impact is limitless and directly proportionate to the ever-growing talent pool available for Stevens alumni.
What would you say to other alumni who were considering volunteering at Stevens?
Just do it! Find what interests you and match it with an area of need for Stevens for a win-win opportunity. Stevens will benefit from your shared knowledge and skills.
