Holly Mertens '13
My favorite memory of Grand Valley is working in the Dean's office at the Seidman College of Business. I was able to get to know H. James Williams and also support students.
Seidman Alumni Network
Welcome! If you’re looking to broaden and deepen your professional network – you’ve come to the right place. The Seidman College of Business Alumni Network is an active and engaged group of undergraduate and graduate alumni who are committed to providing support and connections to fellow Lakers. From offering the Secchia Breakfast Series to providing Seidman Alumni Socials to coordinating Alums in the Classroom, this group maintains a close relationship with the College, the University, students, alumni and the community at large!
Get involved by selecting the Stay Connected button under the Popular Alumni Pages heading. Be sure to follow the Seidman College of Business on our social media platforms as another way to stay in the loop and engage in the conversation. Go Lakers!
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Seidman Alumni Features
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Matthew Stevens '16
One of my favorite memories at Grand Valley was competing in college athletics on the swim team and making so many memories with all my teammates. Being around 60 of your closest friends for four years was an amazing experience.
Jeffrey Kik '76
Some of my favorite GVSU memories are sitting and chatting with Carlos Santana after his concert, meeting Walter Cronkite, and finding my best friend.
Eric Cousins '15
Serving as a Resident Assistant for three years, building relationships with staff and students, all working to make GVSU a better place to live and learn.
David Luke '07
My favorite GVSU memories are probably related to the group road trips to Florence, Alabama for the 2005 and 2006 Division II National Championship football games.
Manfred Tatzmann '70
The thrill of being on a new campus where Vietnam protests were as accepted as the traditional West Michigan values. Most important though is meeting my wife and developing lifelong friendships.
