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“I thank you for sending me your email. I do appreciate very much the opportunity our UNSW Alumni Association has been extending to me to maintain contact with UNSW”. Mr Erwin Casareno, MAppSc ’90, Voorburg, the Netherlands.
“This is a great idea. Congratulations on being the first once again. It is wonderful to see!” Roman Tomasic, PhD ’80, Melbourne, Australia.
“Thank you very much for the invitation. It would be an honour for me to have access to services/opportunities offered by UNSW to its graduates. I am sure this is a great opportunity for all of the UNSW graduates and I will be taking up your offer now”. Aishath Didi, MHPEd ’02, the Maldives.
“This is great news for me! This reminds me of my experience in UNSW and my devotion to serve the younger generation. In this connection, I highly appreciate your offer and look forward to collaborating with you”. Dr Sok Touch, MPH ’98, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
“Many thanks. I have accessed the Lifelong Email website, changed the password and added an alias, and then successfully sent and received a message from the address. As you can see, I am also using it to reply to your message!” Mr Phillip Helmore, BE ’70 MEngSc ’73, Sydney, Australia.
“Many thanks for such an inspirational undertaking for graduates of this great University out there to at least continue their relationship or association with one of the best University of the world. It always make me feel as though I am still a student at UNSW every time I get my alumni magazine, which is great!” Jack Khallahle, MEngSc ’01, Papua New Guinea.
“Thanks for your effort, I have activated my UNSW Alumni account!” Mr Wing Chiu Lam, BE ’93, Hong Kong.
“I would like to express my appreciation to your staff's hard work for sending me the notice of the life-long mail system timely. As an alumni who graduated from UNSW, I have been waiting for a long time since I got the news about it.” Mr Yan Li, MEngSc ’03, Shanghai China.
“Thanks UNSW, it is great to be part of the University again after 30 years”, Ed Blow, BE ’77, Chirnside Park, Victoria, Australia.
“Thanks for introducing this life-long email address for alumni. It can help me in keeping my identity with the UNSW.” Michael Chow, MEngSc ’92, Hong Kong.
“This is a great idea. Congratulations on being the first once again. It is wonderful to see!” Roman Tomasic, PhD ’80, Melbourne, Australia.
“Thank you very much for the invitation. It would be an honour for me to have access to services/opportunities offered by UNSW to its graduates. I am sure this is a great opportunity for all of the UNSW graduates and I will be taking up your offer now”. Aishath Didi, MHPEd ’02, the Maldives.
“This is great news for me! This reminds me of my experience in UNSW and my devotion to serve the younger generation. In this connection, I highly appreciate your offer and look forward to collaborating with you”. Dr Sok Touch, MPH ’98, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
“Many thanks. I have accessed the Lifelong Email website, changed the password and added an alias, and then successfully sent and received a message from the address. As you can see, I am also using it to reply to your message!” Mr Phillip Helmore, BE ’70 MEngSc ’73, Sydney, Australia.
“Many thanks for such an inspirational undertaking for graduates of this great University out there to at least continue their relationship or association with one of the best University of the world. It always make me feel as though I am still a student at UNSW every time I get my alumni magazine, which is great!” Jack Khallahle, MEngSc ’01, Papua New Guinea.
“Thanks for your effort, I have activated my UNSW Alumni account!” Mr Wing Chiu Lam, BE ’93, Hong Kong.
“I would like to express my appreciation to your staff's hard work for sending me the notice of the life-long mail system timely. As an alumni who graduated from UNSW, I have been waiting for a long time since I got the news about it.” Mr Yan Li, MEngSc ’03, Shanghai China.
“Thanks UNSW, it is great to be part of the University again after 30 years”, Ed Blow, BE ’77, Chirnside Park, Victoria, Australia.
“Thanks for introducing this life-long email address for alumni. It can help me in keeping my identity with the UNSW.” Michael Chow, MEngSc ’92, Hong Kong.