The Alumni Secondary School Committee Network allows UPenn alumni to stay involved with their alma mater by interviewing prospective students, spreading word about the university. Membership is open to alumni in good standing who feel comfortable discussing their Penn undergraduate experience. Accepted members interview students locally in casual settings like coffee shops or libraries to discuss student life at UPenn.

1. Peter Kuperman

2.  One of the key ways alumni can keep involved within the UPenn
community after graduation is through the Alumni Secondary School
Committee Network. Interviewing prospective students is an
excellent way to spread the word about the University of
Pennsylvania and offers alumni a chance to become ambassadors
for the school well into their own professional careers, according to
Peter Kuperman who is a current member of the committee.
Membership is open to alumni who feel comfortable discussing their
undergraduate experience with high school students and are in good
standing within their own communities. The Alumni Secondary
School Committee Network welcomes both undergraduate and
graduate alumni of UPenn to apply for the program. After acceptance
into the program, members interview students locally, usually at a
coffee shop or library in order to create a casual environment for
discussing life at the University of Pennsylvania.