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Welcome to Alumni Relations (AR).  The Alumni Relations office seeks to create opportunities for graduates and former students of MSA to interact with the school in a way that is gratifying, both to them and to our current students, faculty, and staff.  Parents of current and former students are also welcome to engage with us.  We also seek to enable graduates to interact with each other, providing them with a platform for socializing and networking with former classmates and friends.

 
 
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J. Michael Drude
☏ 434.823.4805, ext. 234
✉︎ mdrude@millerschool.org

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Bradley Bodager
☏ 434.823.4805, ext. 211
✉︎ bbodager@millerschool.org

ALUMNI NEWS 

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Gui Receives Gammon Cup
Gui Receives Gammon Cup

MSA alumnus, Guilherme Guimaraes ‘14, earns Hampden-Sydney College’s highest honor for academic and athletic excellence.

Leadership, Purpose, and History
Leadership, Purpose, and History

Miller School of Albemarle's Chair of the Board, Mark Krebs, captures the history and purpose of MSA beautifully in a speech delivered this fall. 

The Road Less Traveled
The Road Less Traveled

Preston Stallings awarded the Samuel Miller Medal for his service to the youth of Albemarle county and the Miller School of Albemarle. 

The Joy of Ice Cream
The Joy of Ice Cream

MSA Alumni Association scoops ice cream for students on Friday, January 26. 

S. Ross Browne Alumni Reception
S. Ross Browne Alumni Reception

Acclaimed Richmond artist and MSA alumnus, S. Ross Browne, to host Alumni Reception in his studio on Friday, January 19

Lindsay Barnes Returns to Teach: Interview & Story
Lindsay Barnes Returns to Teach: Interview & Story

MSA's 11th Head of School, Lindsay Barnes, returns to teach WWOWW course on the Kennedy assassination. 

One in a Hundred: Samuel Miller's Chair at UVA
One in a Hundred: Samuel Miller's Chair at UVA

University of Virginia recognizes Samuel Miller's personal chair as one of the 100 most important objects in UVA history.