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Join and post to the alumni bulletin boards to list jobs, housing, volunteer opportunities, etc. Connect to other alumni to spread the word on issues, projects, offers, and needs.

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Stay up to date with updates from on campus and from alumni around the world.

alumni programs

Find out about off-campus events in various regions, plus reunions.

alumni endeavors

Read about the fascinating work of Mountain School alumni.

Summer Reunions
June 10-12 for F06, S07, F11, S12, F16, S17
Registration and info:
www.eventbrite.com/e/mountain-school-june-reunion-f06-11-16-s07-12-17-tickets-288561915457

August 5-7 for F96, S97, F01, S02
Registration and information link:
www.eventbrite.com/e/20-and-25-year-mountain-school-reunion-august-5-7-f01-f96-s02-s97-tickets-295358564417

Off-Campus Event
Join Mountain School alumni and their families for a three-hour work period in the heart of downtown New York City.

Saturday, June 25 – For full details, check out the event information page.

Celebrate the summer season and the second year of this collaboration, meeting other Mountain School alumni as you assist at a city farm that provides produce to hunger relief organizations.

This event is hosted by Adam Walker F'03, Programs Coordinator for The Battery Conservancy. Please reach out with any questions to adam.walker@thebattery.org

Limit 50 people - guests are welcome to accompany a Mountain School graduate. Reserve your spot today. Thanks for volunteering and building community around farming and food access.

alumni programs

The Mountain School can be part of your life no matter where you live. The Alumni Office and the Alumni Committee organize various events each year, in addition to on-campus reunions in the summer.

As always, alumni are welcome to organize an event in their region; we can help! Suggest an event here.

Off-campus events

alumni endeavors

A selection of alumni endeavors, as we hear about them.
Want to be featured here or know an alumnus/a who should be? Let us know!

Kristen Case s93, poet and scholar, earned a 2019 MacDowell fellowship for writing.

Ian Cheney s97's new documentary, 'The Most Unknown', was reviewed by the NYTimes.

Lee Fearnside s91 & her brother created a collection of portraits & narratives about celebrities who died in 2016.

Irene Li s07 is "a young Boston restaurateur who’s helping to change the game."

Gideon Irving s03 and Nate "Hubcap" Sloan s03 have a traveling show "for Kids, Adults and Everyone Else"

Writer Emma Eisenberg f03 investigated "how the system failed a poor, black, trans teen."

Lara Bazelon s91 earned a MacDowell fellowship and a Garden Hill Fund grant for her writing.

Elizabeth Pikaart s08 founded Life Under the Wheel, a non-profit that connects people suffering from illnesses to music festivals.

Sylvia Ryerson s04's Restorative Radio program connects families to incarcerated loved ones.

Sophie Robinson s06 co-produced this investigative film about the impact of climate change on global stability.

Steph Fregosi s91, a college Sustainability Coordinator, partnered her service leadership class with a youth farm.

Noah Riley s95, an architect, built a house with and for his sister, Gerun Riley s93. With their own hands.

With a GHF grant, Matti Sloman f01 developed an art and textile program for developmentally disabled artists.

Mai Ann Healy s04 works for BioFiltro, a wastewater filtration company that uses worms and bacteria to treat water.

Katherine Cooper f02's investigative piece about the threatened American paddlefish was published on Eater.

Josephine Ferorelli s00 and her organization, Conceivable Future, were featured in The Nation.

Anna Viertel s99 and her business partner opened Pizza Moto @ John Grace Bakery in Brooklyn in Oct. '15. (NYTimes review)

Ben Robbins s91 wrote the TV movie "Madoff", which chronicles Bernie Madoff and stars Richard Dreyfuss.

Sian Heder f93 wrote and directed “Tallulah,” a comedic drama that premiered at Sundance and sold to Netflix for $5m.

An interview with Tim Colla f99, wine maker/sculptor.

Curt Ellis s97, FoodCorps CEO, tells the NYTimes how schools can change attitudes about lunch programs.

Ian Cheney s97 and Amanda Murray released their new children's book, Truck Farm.

With a GHF grant, Julie Mann Simons f84 founded GirlFuture to address clothing companies' sexualization of girls.

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