UCLA Fielding’s 11,000+ graduates are making a transformative impact across sectors and in their communities — locally, nationally, and globally.
The UCLA Fielding School of Public Health graduate network is one of the most valuable assets resulting from an education at UCLA.
There are many ways for alums to stay connected to the school and strengthen their professional networks, advocate for public health, and support the development of future public health leaders.
Join fellow alums and current students, faculty, and staff from FSPH via the school’s professional network of more than 1,500 members.
Request Membership TodayJoin the UCLA Alumni Association’s platform for Bruins to find and reconnect with former classmates across the university and expand your professional network.
Connect on UCLA OneUCLA Fielding graduates from all of the school’s academic departments are automatically recognized as members of PHAA. Led by alums, PHAA hosts special events and supports activities for FSPH students and graduates.
Learn More About PHAALed by alums from the Department of Health Policy and Management at UCLA Fielding, HPMAA builds and strengthens personal and professional relationships among graduates and students through fundraising, events, and other programming.
Learn More About HPMAALed by alums, the Alumni Fundraising Committee is focused on inspiring and engaging graduates to give back to the school and help support future public health leaders.
Contact the CommitteeUCLA Fielding’s Career and Professional Development Office offers services for graduates, including one-to-one coaching, workshops, the Alumni Professional Development listserv, and Handshake for Alumni. Learn more about career and professional development opportunities for alums.
Alumni Career ServicesUCLA Fielding offers a variety of virtual and in-person events throughout the year, from lectures and panel discussions to socials and professional networking opportunities. The school welcomes alums to join FSPH events, including the Lester Breslow Distinguished Lecture Series, the Paul Torrens Health Forum, and more. Visit the school’s events calendar to view upcoming events.
UCLA Fielding graduates living outside of the Los Angeles area have the opportunity to connect with other alums in their area by organizing or hosting a regional networking event. Contact the FSPH Office of Development and Alumni Affairs to learn more.
Contact the OfficeThe FSPH Alumni-Student Mentorship Program welcomes alums ready to share their experience, knowledge, and network with current students. Each alum is paired with a student for an academic year to offer individualized guidance, support, and advice as they grow their careers. The program opens each fall.
Learn More About the Mentorship ProgramTake part in short informational interviews to share professional backgrounds, provide advice, pass along resumes, and make personal introductions. Join FSPH's new database to connect with current students and recent graduates as they prepare for summer internships and full-time job searches.
Join DatabaseAs Bruins, FSPH graduates have also earned their place as members of the UCLA Alumni Association and have access to benefits and opportunities to engage with the UCLA community. Membership serves as a continuing bridge to UCLA. All graduates, whether they live near Westwood or on the other side of the world, are encouraged to get involved.
UCLA Alumni AssociationSubscribe to Fielding Notes, UCLA Fielding’s monthly e-newsletter. Alums also receive the UCLA FSPH Public Health Magazine, which is available in print and online. Not receiving your copy? Visit the Alumni Portal to update your contact information.
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