Rosemont Students Lead the Way: ALPFA, the Largest Student Club on Campus
At Rosemont College, one student organization stands out not just for its size—but for the incredible momentum it creates for every member. ALPFA (Association of Latino Professionals for America) is the largest student club on campus, drawing the highest participation of any group and turning ambitious Rosemont students into confident, connected professionals. From winning prize awards at major city wide events to stepping into leadership roles that open doors across Philadelphia’s business community, Rosemont’s ALPFA chapter is proof that our students are already making their mark. President Madison Morton, Vice President Marietou Diakite, Secretary Tekira Knox-Wagner, and faculty advisors Chad Workman and Dr. Christine Hagedorn have built a powerhouse community where every Rosemont student can thrive.
Just weeks ago, Madison Morton captured the excitement of the recent ALPFA Powerhouse Women of Philadelphia event in a LinkedIn post that’s still inspiring the campus. Both Madison and fellow student leader Isis Bryant took home prizes, while Dr. Hagedorn spotlighted the full team of Rosemont standouts who represented the college with excellence. These wins aren’t outliers—they’re exactly what happens when Rosemont students show up, engage, and lead.
Now the momentum continues with three high impact events designed specifically to elevate Rosemont talent. Whether you’re exploring careers, seeking mentorship, or ready to network with top employers, these opportunities are built for you—the Rosemont students who make ALPFA the most vibrant club on campus.
Wednesday, April 8th @ 6:30pm
Event: ALPFA Villanova X SHPE Fireside Chat
Where: Villanova School of Business Auditorium
Summary: Hear directly from business professionals about their real career journeys, challenges, and breakthroughs. This is your chance to ask questions, gain insights, and see what’s possible after Rosemont. Click the flyer to see more info.
Open to all Rosemont ALPFA members—first timers and longtime leaders alike!
Dress: Business casual
Wednesday, April 15th @ 6:00 – 8:30pm
Event: ALPFA Philadelphia Matchboard Social: Where Asks Meet Offers
Where: Positano Coast, 212 Walnut Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Summary: This isn’t just another networking event—it’s a strategic matchmaking experience.
Come ready to share:
- What you’re looking for: Mentorship? Career advice? Resume feedback? Industry insights?
- What you offer others: Your skills, experience, resources, and guidance.
Rosemont students have already proven they bring value—now it’s time to connect, exchange, and accelerate your path.
Register: The Matchboard Social: Where Asks Meet Offers Tickets on Eventbrite
Wednesday, April 22nd @ 5:00 – 7:30pm
Event: Campus Philly Spring Career Event
Where: Barnes Foundation, 2025 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia, PA 19130
Summary: Meet employers, graduate programs, and organizations from across Philadelphia and beyond. Walk away with new connections, clearer career direction, and the professional confidence Rosemont students are known for.
Register: Campus Philly’s Spring 2026 Career Event
Friday, April 24th @ 6:00pm
Event: ALPFA Karaoke Night
Where: Connelly Hall
Summary: Join ALPFA Friday for a night of great music and great food! Can’t wait to see you there!
Why Rosemont Students Keep Choosing ALPFA
Because it’s more than a club—it’s a launchpad. With the largest participation on campus, ALPFA gives every member access to elite events, visible leadership roles, and a supportive network that celebrates wins like the Powerhouse Women prizes Madison Morton and Isis Bryant just earned.
If you’re a Rosemont student ready to build your future, these April events are your moment. Come as you are, leave more connected, more confident, and more prepared than ever. Join the largest student club on campus. Be part of the Rosemont success story.
Questions? Reach out to President Madison Morton or any of the ALPFA leadership team. Let’s keep showing Philadelphia what Rosemont students can do.
