University Of Exeter Alumni

Happy Valentines! 💞 We know lots of our alumni found love on campus and some of you even got married here! But who has the most romantic Exeter love story? 💚💚

Come and watch the England Hockey Men’s Premier Division at Paddington Recreation Ground on Saturday 29th February! Exeter men’s 1s will be taking on Hampstead and Westminster. Match starts at 17.30 – see you there!
Book now: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/news/events/deta ils/index.php…
#exeterforever #bleedgreen

The Study UK - British Council Preparing for Work MOOC starts on 17 February.
It's a free online course is aimed at international final-year students, graduates and alumni and is designed to help them make the transition from study to work or further develop their career.

Tickets are now available! Join us for the EUBC Alumni Dinner on Saturday 21st March in London. The Boat Club will be hosting the evening at the East India Club. Places are limited so please book at your earliest convenience here: https://alumni.exeter.ac.uk/2020-eubc-alu mni-dinner
#ExeterForever #BleedGreen

Thank you to everyone who attended our alumni dinner in Sharjah on Saturday. We hope you enjoyed the event #ExeterForever

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Our Alumni Volunteer of the Year Awards will open for nominations next Monday!
This is the third year for the awards which help to celebrate the amazing individuals who support our students and alumni.
http://www.exeter.ac.uk/exceptional/impac t/volunteerawards/

Thank you to alumnus and Senior Fund Manager, James Lowen, for coming back to campus last week to speak with students at University of Exeter Business School! #ExeterForever #Volunteering

Thank you to all our alumni and supporters for getting involved with our 'Making the Exceptional Happen' Campaign! Thanks to you, we've reached our target one year ahead of schedule - £60 million has been raised to support students and research at Exeter!
Read the full story online: http://www.exeter.ac.uk/…/ar…/fundrai singcampaignhitsta.html
#ExeterForever #ExceptionalExeter

A project exploring how carbon capture and storage can help limit global warming to a 1.5°C temperature rise has received philanthropic funding from One Earth, an American organisation that presents a pathway to stay below the dangerous threshold of 1.5˚C in global temperature.
Working in partnership with the University of Melbourne, researchers at the University of Exeter are looking at land management methods for removing CO2 from the atmosphere.
Read more about this exciting project online: https://www.exeter.ac.uk/…/a…/researc hintoecosystem-bas.html

This has been a popular student project! Thank you so much to everyone who has donated to protect endangered Orangutans.
This project is close to its target and you can see why funds are so vital for research in this short video.
If you can support or spread the word, please do via the link below.
... University of Exeter Centre for Ecology & Conservation Borneo Nature Foundation
https://exeter.hubbub.net/p/OrangutanDron eProje…/supporters/
https://youtu.be/qakFYiSh-ag
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Amazing achievement from recent graduate Bird Watts and the team!
@exetermed
#Repost @oarsomefoursome (@get_repost)... ・・・ Just WOW!!! We couldn't be more proud of these amazing women!⠀ ⠀ They have a 🌟NEW WORLD RECORD 🌟!!⠀ ⠀ Oarsome Foursome have completed the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge 2019, the World’s Toughest Row in 49 days, 13 hours, 49 minutes!⠀ ⠀ Mo, Bird and Claire rowed 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean and have become the FASTEST FEMALE TRIO with Mo being the first deaf person to have rowed the Atlantic!⠀ ⠀ Absolutely fantastic team! CONGRATULATIONS!⠀ ⠀ Picture credit: @AtlanticCampaigns - Penny Bird & Ted Martin⠀ ⠀ #TWAC2019 #madebythesea #atlanticcampaigns #3000miles #ordinarydoingtheextraordinary #deafawareness #bemoreMo #MUTUSoYouCan #MUTUSystem
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Congratulations also to current Exeter University Rugby Football Club players Sam Maunder and Richard Capstick - both selected for the England U20s Six Nations squad with Maunder captaining the side on Saturday vs France!.

Congrats to alumna and former sports scholar Amber Reed on selection for the Women's Six Nations! #BleedGreen