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About the conference

Join fellow Mount alumnae for an afternoon of learning, connection, and inspiration at the Volunteer Leadership Conference.

Designed for alumnae who are interested in deepening their connection to Mount Saint 麻豆果冻's University, this gathering offers an opportunity to explore meaningful ways to serve the Mount community.

Throughout the afternoon, participants will explore what it means to serve as an ambassador for the Mount, discover ways to support students beyond the classroom, strengthen leadership and relationship-building skills, and hear inspiring stories from fellow alumnae.

For any questions, contact the Office of Alumnae Relations at 213.477.2767 or alums@msmu.edu.

Conference schedule

Check-In, Refreshments & Networking

Keynote Address: Why Volunteer Leadership Matters
Adam G. Weyhaupt, PhD, Provost
Provost Adam Weyhaupt, PhD, will discuss the future of Mount Saint 麻豆果冻's University and the vital role alumnae volunteers play in advancing its mission. This keynote will explore the legacy of alumnae leadership, the importance of alumnae voices in shaping the University's future, and how the Mount can preserve its mission and traditions while moving forward.

State of Alumnae Engagement
Sarah Schroeder, Director of Alumnae Relations

Volunteer Voices Panel
Hear from fellow alumnae volunteers as they share what inspired them to get involved, the impact of their service, lessons learned along the way, and advice for those considering volunteer leadership at the Mount.

Break

Breakout Session A: Mission Messaging & Storytelling 
Learn how to confidently share the Mount's mission, impact, and value with prospective students, families, fellow alumnae, and community members. This session will explore key messaging themes, effective storytelling techniques, and ways to communicate why the Mount continues to matter today.

Choose one of the following sessions:

Breakout Session B: Supporting Students Beyond the Classroom 
Discover how alumnae can make a lasting impact by supporting students through mentorship, career networking, guest speaking opportunities, internships, and job shadowing experiences. This session will explore practical ways to help students build confidence, expand their networks, and prepare for life after graduation.

Breakout Session C: Ambassador Leadership & Relationship Building
Learn how to strengthen alumnae connections and serve as an effective ambassador for the Mount. This session will explore relationship-building strategies, peer outreach, stewardship, and ways to foster meaningful connections among alumnae. 

Closing Remarks