The Council represents Simon Fraser University’s Alumni Association of which all graduates of SFU Senate-approved credential programs automatically become members upon graduation. It supports the University by infusing the alumni perspective into SFU’s key priorities, ensuring alumni, past and present, play a key role in shaping the University’s future.
The purpose of the Alumni Council is to seek the advantages of members' advice, influence, and support with a diverse cross-section of regional, national, and international alumni. The Alumni Council represents SFU’s Alumni Association on specific university committees. As per the University Act it puts forth nominations to the Province for two (2) Alumni in Council positions on SFU’s board of governors and the nomination of SFU’s Chancellor. The Alumni Council makes an impact and represents a diverse cross-section of SFU's alumni community in B.C., across Canada, and worldwide.
Current council members
The Alumni Council represents Simon Fraser University’s Alumni Association, comprising all graduates of SFU's Senate-approved programs. The Council fosters a collaborative and inclusive environment, respecting diverse passions and contributions. It ensures alumni influence SFU’s priorities and future direction.
Alumni Council: Nomination
SFU alumni are invited to self-nominate by completing the nomination form and skills and attributes matrix. Learn more about the scope of the council, membership, nomination process and more.
Selection of the Chancellor: Nomination
SFU’s Alumni Association plays a key role in the nomination of SFU’s Chancellor. The nomination form is available to alumni to nominate individuals for consideration; the Alumni Council reviews names on an ongoing basis.
board of governors: nomination
SFU’s Alumni Association plays a key role in the nomination of (2) Alumni Order-in-Council positions to the Board of Governors. The nomination form is available to alumni to nominate individuals for consideration; the Alumni Council reviews names on an ongoing basis.