Help us re-connect

• Click here to view the "lost" graduate list

The identity of our University consists of many elements.  One of the most important is the thousands of unique individuals who flow through our campus gates each year.  Some will go on to take fascinating high profile roles, like our Distinguished Alumni Awardees.  Others will be the unsung heroes of their communities and families.  No matter where they are or what they’re doing, Waikato alumni make up the fabric that bind us together – and we want to know about them!

Many of our Waikato alumni have lost touch with us so we are asking for your help to find them.  We want to be in touch with as many alumni as possible. 

You may be asking “Why keep in touch with my university?”  Here’s why.  The University of Waikato holds a number of events around the world each year. 30,000 Off Campus magazines are posted annually to Alumni and Friends around the world and our E-Newsletter goes to over 20,000 people every two months.  We want these numbers to keep growing.

The University of Waikato is producing groundbreaking research on subjects as diverse as biodegradable plastic to finding a woman’s soul. We are #1 in New Zealand in numerous subject areas and offer one of the largest scholarship programmes of any New Zealand university.  Most importantly, we want to be able to share our good news with you!

The names of our “lost” alumni are updated by surname and previous/maiden name. This information will be refreshed regularly so those names found will be updated. Anyone who provides contact details for someone on our list (including you!) will go into our monthly draw to win one of our new branded tshirts that we will post to you anywhere in the world.  It’s that simple.

Whether you’re “lost” or not, we want to hear from you.  Drop us an email and tell us about your successes: alumni@waikato.ac.nz

Update details for you and those you’ve “found” here.

"Lost" Graduate List

Listings are by surname with an additional attachment at the bottom of each page for previous/maiden names. Files are in PDF format. Download the free Adobe Acrobat Reader here.