MHC Students: Overview
Welcome! The Alumnae Association is here for students, too.
Tap into our worldwide network of 33,000 alumnae. Linking with these Mount Holyoke women can mean tremendous professional and personal opportunities for you. Whether you’re interested in social networking, getting grad-school or career advice, finding a professional mentor, or locating housing or scholarships, the Alumnae Association is here to help you.
› Alumnae Advice
Students, what’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received about making the most of your time at MHC? The Alumnae Association asked alums to share their words of wisdom with you—and more than 75 of them did! Check out what they have to say: their advice may help you create a richer experience at Mount Holyoke—and beyond.
› Alumnae Quarterly Magazine
Find out what’s happening in the world of Mount Holyoke alumnae with the Alumnae Quarterly, our award-winning alumnae magazine that is automatically delivered to your campus mail box. The Quarterly features profiles of accomplished alumnae (think: future networking contacts), campus news, and articles about real-world issues that relate to Mount Holyoke women.› Fellowships
Apply for one of our alumnae fellowships, awards given each year to graduating seniors and alumnae for graduate study and independent scholarly or community service projects.› Housing
Through the Alumnae Stay Program you can find alumnae across the country and around the world who offer free overnight housing to students traveling on academic or job-related business.Locate alumnae in the area in which you’re traveling, studying, or working through Alumnae Information Services. Just e-mail ais@mtholyoke.edu with your request.
› Mentoring & Networking
Get your questions answered by one of thousands of alumnae professionals participating in the Alumnae Association’s LifeNet as mentors and advisors. One e-mail or phone call can bring you information about internships, graduate school, and planning and developing your career.› Student Events
Mark your calendar for these cool events offered by the Alumnae Association. Many of them offer direct contact with alumnae who travel to campus especially to meet with students and share practical advice on navigating the world beyond the gates of MHC.
Questions?
E-mail Maya D’Costa, associate director of on-campus programs.
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Luck is not chance, it’s toil; fortune’s expensive smile is earned. — Emily Dickinson, class of 1849 |
