Alumni

Alumni Leadership

Alumni Leadership

ALUMNI EXECUTIVE BOARD
The Alumni Executive Board keeps alumni informed and involved in the happenings at MUS. Its purpose is to promote and support MUS, to deepen the loyalty of the alumni, and to encourage a mutually beneficial relationship between the school and alumni. Members of the board are involved through their work on five committees: social, civic, athletics, admissions, and nominations. 

The Alumni Executive Board vice president serves as the chair of the nominating committee and conducts business on behalf of the president in his absence.

SEE A LIST OF EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS HERE.


CLASS REPRESENTATIVES
Class Representatives serve as direct links between MUS alumni and the school. The reps are responsible for providing leadership and general direction for their class campaigns and reunions. Primary responsibilities include recruiting a phonathon committee, corresponding with the class, and collecting news and photos on classmates for the Alumni Office and MUS Today. If you are interested in becoming a Class Representative, or helping in any way, please contact the Alumni Office.

SEE A LIST OF CLASS REPS HERE.


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  • Extended Holiday: April 10-13

    In acknowledgment of how hard everyone is working to adapt to online learning, we have added Monday, April 13, as a school holiday. Friday, April 10, is a previously scheduled school holiday. We hope you can relax and enjoy the four-day weekend!
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  • Puri Research Published in Journal

    Senior Arjun Puri’s thorough analysis of an ancient board game called Goose has been published in the Spring 2020 issue of UMAP, The Journal of Undergraduate Mathematics and Its Applications. In fact, his article made the cover!
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  • Sodexo Payments, Transfers, Refunds

    Sodexo Food Service will calculate credits for the next school year, fund transfers between family member accounts, and refunds for the families of seniors once MUS has established a date for returning to campus.
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  • Take a Break!

    The library team has begun collecting fun activities to work out and relax your brain and body. From physical exercises to popular author readings and online events, items are coming from contributors throughout the school. Check them out HERE.

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  • Yearbook Shipping Requests Deadline: May 1

    The current plan is to distribute the 2019-20 yearbook at the Book Sale in August. Seniors and any other students not returning in the fall may request to have a yearbook shipped directly from the publisher.
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  • Salvation Army Honors Owls for Service

    The Salvation Army Women’s Auxiliary held its annual Founders Day Luncheon last month and honored four Owls for their faithful and enthusiastic support of the organization’s Angel Tree, Purdue Center, and Red Kettle initiatives. 
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  • Counseling Services, Resources Available

    The Counseling Department has created a new Resource Board to provide timely messages and resources. Their latest post includes eBooks available on a wide range of stress, grief, and other mental health topics.
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  • Huang Awarded Morehead-Cain

    Congratulations to Jonathan Huang upon his acceptance to the Morehead-Cain Class of 2024 at the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill.

    The Morehead-Cain Scholarship covers all expenses for four years of undergraduate study plus summer enrichment experiences, including travel abroad, in which students are encouraged to explore their interests. He joins a select group of scholars chosen for their leadership, character, academic achievement, and physical fitness.

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  • Free Webinar: Parenting in a Time of Crisis

    Mark your calendars and register HERE for this webinar April 2, 6 p.m. Central Time, hosted on the Zoom video-conferencing platform.
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  • Message from Headmaster 03.27.20

    Dear MUS Family,

    Grace, and patience, and understanding all around – a parent emailed us to encourage the practice of these ideals as we navigate our new normal.

    She is juggling seven different software programs to help her three children – Grades 7, 3, and 1 at three different schools – continue their education from home, while keeping up with her job responsibilities and being a mom.
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  • Online Learning Continues

    Adhering to Gov. Lee’s recommendation, online learning will continue, and our campus will remain closed at least through Friday, April 24, making our earliest possible date for returning to campus Monday, April 27. However, this is a fluid situation.
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  • Online Learning Holiday: April 10

    MUS will have an online learning holiday Friday, April 10, in observance of Good Friday and the beginning of Passover.
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  • Tech Tip: Difficulty Uploading Files

    The IT help desk has received a few reports of difficulty uploading assignments (files) within the onCampus academic portal. These issues have been reported to Blackbaud (the publisher of the site), and although technicians have not provided definitive solutions, they continue to troubleshoot the problem. We believe it may be the result of system overload, as other learning-management companies are having similar intermittent issues.
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  • Compass Webinar: College Admission Tests

    If you missed the presentation by Compass Education Group held Tuesday, March 24, and you are still interested in the information, click THIS LINK to watch a recording of the event.
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  • Honor Rolls Available Online

    Downloadable versions of the Second Quarter Faculty Honor Roll and First Semester Dean's List are available on the Honor Rolls Resource Board under the Resources tab when you are logged in to the school website. Congratulations, Honor Roll Owls!
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  • Searchable Archive Available

    The Internet Archive just opened a collection of over 1 million books to support education and research during the COVID-19 crisis. It’s searchable by subject and ​has been added to the Library Services Resource Board.
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  • Counseling Services Letter 03.19.20

    The Counseling Department is here for you with open ears and words of guidance and encouragement as you discover your "new normal." Read their letter HERE.
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  • Getting Ready for Monday!

    Headmaster Pete Sanders sent this email today to remind everyone that online learning begins Monday, March 23.

    In this message, you'll find training and instructional information, words of encouragement, and an overview of how business will proceed for the near future. Mr. Sanders also recorded a video message, which you can see on our COVID/Online Learning page.
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  • College Counseling Team Message 03.19.20

    The College Counseling Team sends this update on activities, due dates, virtual meetings, financial aid, and more.
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  • Alumnus Dr. Wiley Robinson Presents on COVID

    Internist Dr. Wiley Robinson '75 spoke to faculty Monday about the COVID-19 pandemic and the need to "flatten the curve" of cases to prevent overloading the health care system.
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