Alumni Association
Middlebury is a lifetime experience. The mission of the Middlebury Alumni Association (MAA) is to connect all alumni to each other and to Middlebury in mutually beneficial ways—fostering a community that is not limited to time or place.
2024 Trustee and Board Directors
Welcome to our newest leaders of the MAA! Their terms start July 1, 2024.
Meet the New MAA Leaders
We want to hear from you!
Your voice and perspectives are important in shaping the priorities and work of the MAA. Please share your thoughts in this short survey.
Current Board Priorities
- Increasing community engagement (including mentoring and networking) for all Middlebury alumni, and measuring progress.
- Engaging and supporting alumni of color and other alumni identity networks.
- Partnering with the Office of Advancement and Office of Communications and Marketing to increase alumni feedback opportunities.
- Supporting Envisioning Middlebury and the upcoming fundraising and engagement campaign.
The MAA Board of Directors meets regularly via Zoom and in person twice a year. Its work is guided by the MAA Constitution, which was most recently revised in 2016.
Alumni Leaders
The Nominating Committee of the Middlebury Alumni Association selects a slate of candidates for alumni trustee open positions and for the MAA Board of Directors. Alumni trustees are Middlebury College alumni nominated by the Middlebury Alumni Association Board of Directors and presented to the Board of Trustees. Candidates are presented to the alumni association on an annual slate and serve five-year terms. Candidates for the MAA Board are also presented on an annual slate and serve two-year terms.
Alumni Awards
The board reviews nominations for and votes on the annual Alumni Achievement Awards and Alumni Plaque Award.
History
The Middlebury Alumni Association was founded in 1824, in order “to revive the collections of academic life—to cherish a laudable zeal for the advancement of literature and science and particularly for the prosperity of our Alma Mater.”
Today, MAA represents alumni from Middlebury College, Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, Language Schools, and Bread Loaf School of English.
Board of Directors
MAA is led by a board of directors, which focuses on the many ways alumni can stay engaged with Middlebury, including the alumni admissions program, alumni career services, regional programming, young alumni programs, academic programming, annual giving, diversity initiatives, alumni nominations, and communications.
| Hannah Burnett ’10 President Winooski, Vermont |
Casey Mahoney ’11, MANPTS ’12 Graduate Schools Liaison Washington, DC |
| Mohan Renganathan ’96 Vice President Montclair, New Jersey |
Jason Robart ’87 Annual Giving Representative Washington, District of Columbia |
| David Ellis ’09 Past President Miami, Florida |
Nia Robinson ’19 DEI Liaison Chicago, Illinois |
| Catherine Blizzard ’20 Chapter Representative Boston, Massachusetts |
Julisa Salas ’10 Nominating Chair & Chapter Representative New York, New York |
| Steve Bouchard ’76 Admissions Liaison Highlands Ranch, Colorado |
Beth Prasse Seeley ’70 Class Correspondent Liaison Silverthorne, Colorado |
| Michael Chorske ’90 Midd2Midd Representative New York, New York |
Laura Woodward Tufts ’03 Admissions Liaison Marblehead, Massachusetts |
| Kate Bailey French ’93 National Service Representative Portland, Oregon |
Beth Dorion Wyer ’85 Campus Community Representative Cornwall, Vermont |
| Jasmin Johnson ’05 Secretary, Class Correspondent Liaison Zurich, Switzerland |
Ex-Officio Members
Meg Storey Groves ’85, Associate Vice President for Alumni Relations
Beth Connor, Director, Alumni and Parent Programs
Ex-Officio Alumni Trustees
Koby Altman ’04
Zachary Bourque ’01
Denver G. Edwards ’88
Anne Davis Peterson ’85
Shawn Ryan ’88
Danielle “Dani” Virtue ’82