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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  • Photo of Ann Laughlin

    Ann Laughlin 

    Alumni & Parent Programs Dir.
    (901) 260-1398

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    Standard dress and grooming requirements will return in the fall with one exception: Lower School students may wear athletic shoes. (Upper School students must wear non-athletic shoes.) Shorts will not be allowed during the school day. Coat and tie are required on Fridays.
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  • Peng Presidential Scholar Semifinalist

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  • Interested in Music?

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    As summer kicks off, we offer this friendly reminder about summer academic assignments and programs. Each student must complete his summer reading and math packet assignments before classes resume in the fall.
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  • We’re Gathering Eagle Owls!

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  • Summer Hours, Memorial Day

    The last day of school is Friday, May 28! We hope everyone has a wonderful summer break! Offices will be closed Monday, May 31, in observance of Memorial Day. Summer office hours, 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. (1 p.m. Fridays), will begin Tuesday, June 1.
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  • Help Landry/Valk ’12 Molecular Biology Research Project

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    Underclassman exams are Friday, May 21, through Thursday, May 27. Exam times are 8:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m. No lunch will be served. ASAP is available until 5:30 p.m. 
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