Continue the ESA experience after college.

As you approach graduation, you probably feel excited, nervous, and overwhelmed all at the same time. Life in the real world is about to start, but that doesn’t mean your relationship with ESA has to come to an end. It's easy to transfer your active membership from collegiate status to community status at no cost. Whether you choose community membership through a chapter or as an individual member, you can still have fun, find great connections to make helping easy in your community, network and grow your personal skills through your ESA affiliation.
  • Looking for a job? Tap into your ESA network for help.
  • Moving to a new city? Connect with other ESA members near you. They can help you learn the ins and outs of your new home – and offer much needed and welcoming support.
  • Hoping to broaden your skills? Take on leadership roles in service projects and chapters or participate in other elements of ESA such as dynamic online interest groups and projects, International and State Councils, and ESA Foundation.
  • Wanting to make an even bigger impact? Continue participating in the service projects you feel passionate about – whether they are for local good causes or national charities.

Community membership in ESA is completely flexible. You can participate as much as you can, when you can. Regardless of your role, you can trust that ESA will continue to make a difference in your life and the lives of others.

"When I graduated in May 2009 and moved across the country, I didn't anticipate joining a community ESA chapter for a while. My collegiate chapter kept me very busy during undergrad, and I assumed that I'd want a little bit of a break before getting involved again. I couldn't have been more wrong."

 

– Gina, Member of Phi Alpha Chapter of Muncie, Indiana, and Ball State University Alumni, and current member of Omicron Phi Chapter of Durham, North Carolina

 


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