ASIST – Recruit Future Hawkeyes


No one knows the ins and outs of being a Hawkeye better than a proud University of Iowa graduate! Share your love for the University of Iowa with potential students by volunteering for Alumni Seeking Iowa Students, or ASIST.

Help qualified students learn the benefits of joining the Hawkeye family. As a volunteer, you can send postcards, attend college fairs, and share your experience at Iowa Admissions events.

This program is a cooperative effort between the University of Iowa Office of Admissions and the University of Iowa Center for Advancement. To learn more, view the ASIST manual, or email Erin Monroe at erin-monroe@uiowa.edu.

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