Since 1919, more than 50 million students have been involved in Junior Achievement.  Today we hear from alumnus like you on a regular basis, and from all over the world.  The memories and experiences they share capture the very best of Junior Achievement's exciting record of success.

After all, historically our students have done amazing things.  And from what we hear, they continue to do the same as adults.  In fact, some of today's most successful people are JA alumni.

Alumni often serve as one of more than 8.000 local board members, as one of 245,000 classroom volunteers, or as a financial contributor.

There are many ways you can get involved with Junior Achievement.

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We invite you to share your JA story.  And we invite you to join us ... all over again.

Do YOU have a great JA story? We invite you to share it with us and your peers, right here.

Distinguished JA Alumni:

Mark Cuban, founder of broadcast.com, owner, Dallas Mavericks
Frederick A. Deluca, founder & CEO, Subway
Dick DeVos, co-founder, Amway Corporation, owner, Orlando Magic and Orlando Miracle
Erica Dunlope, Miss America 2004
Millard Fuller, founder and president of Habitat for Humanity
Arte Johnson, actor
Bruce Kennedy, chairman emeritus, Alaska Air Group, Inc.
Marshall Loeb, editor, Columbia Journalism Review
David Nelms, president and COO, Discover Financial Services
Dr. Donna Shalala, president, University of Miami
U.S. Senator Rick Santorum (R-Pennsylvania)

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"I was extremely involved in Junior Achievement in both high school and in college. I was president of my own Junior Achievement company, and spoke at the World's Fair on behalf of Junior Achievement! Then, when I was in college at Auburn University, at age 19, I became the youngest program director of Junior Achievement in the nation." --Millard Fuller, Former JA student, founder and president of Habitat for Humanity   Junior Achievement was the right way to start By JA alumnus Paul Dodson You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view this file.  You may download the free reader from Adobe.