Mission Statement for the SAA:
The SAA provides an opportunity for students to step into leadership roles and to create a philanthropic culture in support of the School. By being involved with on-campus alumnae events, students will engage and network directly with alumnae. In addition to creating an awareness of how the Alumnae and Development Offices function, students will also benefit by learning the history of the School and the importance of staying connected to the School throughout their lifetime.
Standing: Liz Feeley - Advisor, Maraina Weyl '15, Nhyira Asante '16, Kate Strousse '13 - Vice President, Icey Wang '12 - President, Rebecca Jawed '12, Brandi Weyers '13, Soobin Ryu '13, Elizabeth Pagliuca '14
Seated: Hannah Reynolds '12, Yvonne Wang '12, Rachel Gledhill '13, Mone'e Neal '12
Front: Kikko Emi '12, Emilie Uwase '14
Missing from Photo: Sonia Gwaneza '12
SAA Projects for the 2011-12 academic year:
- Revitalize the Senior Class Gift
- Assist as Hosts for on-campus alumnae events
- Housemeeting presentations to educate the student body on history of School
- Participate in Phonathons and Thank-a-thon
- Assist with Reunion 2012
- Start planning for an Alumnae Career Day for 2012-13 academic year
The SAA was created to:
- Establish a culture of Involvement in the School and awareness of the importance and impact of the Alumnae Association
- Provide an opportunity for students to take on leadership roles for each class
- Create awareness of the history of the school and educate students as being a part of something bigger than themselves
- Allow students to be in a position to provide feedback on maintaining, creating or reviving School traditions
- Develop a philanthropic culture in support of the School
- Have an awareness of the function of the Alumnae and Development Offices
- Provide an opportunity to participate in on-campus Alumnae Events
- Give the students an vehicle to network with Alumnae
- Have some fun promoting School Spirit!