Welcome

List of 6 items.

• Be a Class Notes Editor

  Class Notes editors help keep their classmates connected to their alma mater and to each other. Editors stay updated on their classmates' goings-on and, twice every year, they reach out to their classmates to gather updates for the Class Notes section of The Bulletin.

• Be an Admission Ambassador

  Admission ambassadors support the Admission Office by raising awareness about Masters in their local communities, attending and/or hosting admission events in their areas, conducting interviews for prospective applicants, and serving as an informational and welcoming resource for new students and their families.

• Giving Day Volunteer

  Our Alumnae/i Giving Day is a fantastic opportunity to connect with your classmates and make a positive impact on your alma mater by working to increase participation in the Annual Fund. There are many ways to take part in this important 24-hour event: call or email classmates from home, join us here on campus at our annual Connect-a-thon, be a social media ambassador and more.

• Host a Gathering

  We are always looking for opportunities to meet with alumnae/i around the country and the world. Hosting an event for your fellow alumnae/i is a wonderful way to stay connected to your classmates and your school.

• Join Your Reunion Committee

  Reunion Committee volunteers build excitement for their upcoming Reunion. Committee members encourage classmates to attend Reunion, host or attend pre-Reunion planning sessions, work with the Office of Alumnae/i Engagement to organize special events both on and off campus, and support Reunion giving efforts.

• Serve as a Class Agent

  Class agents play a vital role in encouraging alumnae/i support for the Masters Fund, the School's annual giving campaign. Through outreach and by example, class agents energize fellow classmates and educate them about the importance of giving back to Masters.