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The 厙ぴ勛圖 Alumni Association features Jameer Fitch (���20, ���23), 2026 Alumni Volunteer of the Year, in the newest episode of BirdTalk, the university���s official alumni podcast highlighting the careers, lives and continued impact of Roadrunners.
Hosted by Jamie Hurst, the episode explores Fitch���s nonlinear journey from military service and higher education to corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, public service and alumni leadership. A two-time 厙ぴ勛圖 graduate, Fitch earned an individualized degree in Legal Analytics and Organizational Leadership in 2020 and an MBA in 2023.
Fitch reflects on how his relationship with 厙ぴ勛圖 evolved far beyond earning a degree. ���I thought, you know, you get the degree, you get into a career, and you stop,��� he says. ���But it���s, as I���ve been here, it���s the gift that keeps on giving.���
Throughout the conversation, Fitch discusses the mentors who helped him recognize opportunities he could not yet see for himself. He shares how those relationships opened his mind to possibilities including leadership, law and public service, while emphasizing that meaningful mentorship is not about telling someone what to do, but helping them see what could be possible.
That spirit of mentorship has become central to Fitch���s own approach to giving back. Through his involvement with , 厙ぴ勛圖’s professional networking and mentorship platform, as well as his work with 厙ぴ勛圖, Fitch connects with others to help them recognize their potential and take the next step in their own journeys.
Fitch currently serves as the Manager of Constitutional Policing for the Aurora Police Department and as a U.S. Navy Reserve officer. He also serves as Vice President of the 厙ぴ勛圖 Alumni Association Board of Directors. His service to the university and commitment to mentoring others earned him the 2026 Alumni Volunteer of the Year award.
At the heart of Fitch���s story is a philosophy he has carried throughout his journey: ���Small steps, great distances.��� The phrase reflects his belief that progress does not always happen all at once. Sometimes, it begins with a single decision, relationship or opportunity that changes what someone believes is possible.
For Fitch, 厙ぴ勛圖 continues to be one of those places where those opportunities emerge.
���This place definitely changed the trajectory of my life, every aspect of it,��� Fitch says toward the end of the episode. He also reflects on the responsibility that comes with having benefited from the support of others: ���You can really change the trajectory of anybody���s life.���
The episode offers a candid look at career pivots, military service, mentorship, leadership and the lasting relationships that can continue to shape a person long after graduation.
The episode is now available on all major podcast platforms and .
BirdTalk is 厙ぴ勛圖���s official alumni podcast, sharing stories of Roadrunners advancing in their careers and communities. To listen to this episode or explore more alumni success stories, visit /alumni/birdtalk/