The Alumni Office treats the current class of seniors (and soon-to-be alumni) to a celebration of this milestone.

Join us on the Sunday morning of Reunion & Homecoming Weekend for this new tradition, featuring both men’s and women’s alumni soccer games. Come as a player or to cheer them on!

Alumni and Faculty of color are invited to a Soirée, to come back, mingle and have fun with their friends and some faculty they have't seen since graduation. This event is being hosted by alumni Alison Thomas-Cottingham and Bob Cottingham, both are the class of 1984.

The hall celebrates those who have been brought distinction, honor, and excellence to the school through athletics. Inductions are conducted every other year during Reunion and Homecoming Weekend.

During Career Day, juniors and seniors hear from accomplished alumni about fields of interest, what careers in those industries involve, and what recent graduates can expect on their journey. Previous speakers have worked in such areas as education, entrepreneurship, finance, law, medicine, public relations, public service, publishing, and technology. It’s a great day connecting students with alumni!

Klank Klassic | Alumni Hockey Game | Annual Al Rehus Alumni Basketball Game 

Alumni athletes from baseball, boys lacrosse, girls lacrosse, and/or girls field hockey, play their games during the day and meet up at a local venue for an afternoon of food and fun.

The continued growth and success of alumni participation in our Annual Giving would not be possible without the assistance of alumni volunteers. There are many ways that you can help us reach our Annual Giving goals:

• You can take part in MKA Day, our annual giving day. We welcome your assistance as a social media ambassador or phonathon solicitor.
• Volunteering for our April phonathon is a great way to meet other alumni and enjoy a fun evening while raising funds for MKA.
• We also depend on our class representatives and reunion chairs to encourage their classmates to support our Annual Giving appeals using the form of communication they are most comfortable with—social media, postal mail, email, text messages, or phone calls.