Award-winning short story writer credits Wooster for supporting his career path
David Means ’84 received the PEN/Malamud Award for excellence in short story writing earlier in June 2025. Means, who teaches at Vassar College and […]
Calling all Wooster alumni — Refer a Scot!
Do you know a high school senior (or college transfer student) who would be a great match for Wooster? If so, we invite you to complete this online referral form with their details. If a referred student enrolls, they will receive a Refer a Scot Award, money towards the cost of books in their first year!
The Refer a Scot Award is a $500 credit for textbooks purchased at The College of Wooster Robert C. Mayer Bookstore within the Fall 2026 semester and Spring 2027 semester. All first-year and transfer students with a referral form completed by December 15, 2025, who are then admitted and enroll for the Fall 2026 semester, will receive the Award.
Refer a Scot!
We’re excited to welcome in our next class of Scots, and we’re grateful for the role our dedicated alumni play. Refer a Scot below!
Not an alum? Referrals from Wooster faculty, staff, students, and parents of graduates or current students are also welcome!
Refer a ScotAre you a student hoping to be referred?
Send this form to your alumni or campus connection to submit on your behalf!
If you do not already have an alumni connection, register for an AlumLink Virtual Interview to meet with a Wooster alum. This is a great chance to learn more about where a Wooster education can take you and to get referred!
Connect with an alumWooster students gain a powerful perspective and develop key career skills during their time on campus to fuel their success after graduation. See what some of our alumni have accomplished post-Wooster.
Economics alumnus develops photography to fund medical research
While Jeff Keefer ’74 studied economics at The College of Wooster and went on to work at the biotechnological and chemical manufacturing company DuPont […]
Class of 1963 physical education major scores rewarding coaching career
Going into Wooster with the hope of coaching professionally, Reggie Minton ’63 dove into the physical education program and took away life experiences that […]
History alumnus takes teamwork to new level as outdoor advertising executive
As a baseball player his first year at The College of Wooster, Don Allman ’74 learned how to work as part of a team, […]