Development Reunion Awards

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Each year, the end of May signifies a special time at Mount Holyoke, as we celebrate the accomplishments of our graduating class and welcome alums back for Reunion.

This year, after two years of gathering virtually due to the pandemic, the College was pleased to return to in-person events to celebrate these milestones. Classes ending in 2s and 7s, as well as the classes of 2020 and 1970, returned to campus to usher in the class of 2022 as the newest alums and create new memories with old friends.

Over the course of two Reunion weekends, we recognized alums who are doing extraordinary work for the Mount Holyoke community and around the world, shared incredible class histories and celebrated the tremendous outpouring of support for the College. In all, Reunion classes have raised more than $11 million for all purposes at Mount Holyoke in the 2021–2022 fiscal year.


We are pleased to announce the 2022 Development Reunion Award recipients:

(Totals shown below include giving through Reunion weekends.)

The Sphinx Award

Awarded to the reunion class with the highest total participation in giving to Mount Holyoke during the reunion fiscal year.

2022 Sphinx Award Winners

Reunion I: Class of 1972 (60% Participation)
Reunion II: Class of 1967 (68% Participation)

The Pegasus Award

Awarded to the reunion class that raises the most total dollars for immediate use through The Mount Holyoke Fund during the reunion fiscal year.

2022 Pegasus Award Winners

Reunion I: Class of 1972 ($1.04 million raised for The Mount Holyoke Fund)
Reunion II: Class of 1967 ($486,406 raised for The Mount Holyoke Fund)

The Lion Award

Awarded to the reunion class with the highest total giving to all funds and purposes during the five-year reunion cycle.

2022 Lion Award Winners

Reunion I: Class of 1972 ($10.19 5-year comprehensive giving total)
Reunion II: Class of 1967 ($4.33 5-year comprehensive giving total)

The Griffin Award

Awarded to the reunion class with the highest percentage of Laurel Chain Society members.

2022 Sphinx Award Winners

Reunion I: Class of 1952 (91.1% of class are members of the Laurel Chain Society)
Reunion II: Class of 1957 (63.4% of class are members of the Laurel Chain Society)


 

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Thank you.