Alumnae/i
Reconnect with The Woods! Students who experience The Woods create bonds for life. We understand this unique relationship and work hard to keep you connected. With over 7,000 living alumnae in 50 states and 36 countries, you'll have a strong network of friends and support.
Featured Event:
Alumnae/i Tour 2012 (France)
Journey with us through France, step by step, photo by photo. From May 8-18, 2012, more than 20 alumnae/i, friends and families from Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College will sample wines in the Loire Valley, walk the gardens of Versailles, listen to the Madrigals raise their voices in Notre Dame and visit the birthplace of our beloved foundress, Saint Mother Theodore Guerin.
Featured Event:
Alumnae/i Tour 2012 (France)
May 8-18, 2012
Find out who's traveling to France! They'll be experiencing the best of the country on this customized tour including Paris, Chateaux Country and Mont St. Michel, hosted by President Dottie L. King.
Support the College
- Display: Get an SMWC license plate for your vehicle (Indiana residents), or show your pride with Woods memorabilia.
- Honor: Purchase a commemorative brick [PDF form] in honor or memory of a friend or family member.
- Give: Make a one-time donation to SMWC, or enroll in a monthly giving club.
Find Your Area Contacts
Alumnae Spotlight:
Rachel Ambrose '64
The SMWC Distinguished Alumnae Award honors graduates who have epitomized The Woods tradition of excellence by their professional achievement, personal accomplishment or humanitarian service. Rachel earned the 2012 award for her leadership in maintaining a level of career excellence over her lifetime.
Connect with Friends
- Talk: Interact with your classmates on Facebook.
- Read: Stay up-to-date with the latest news and events on our website, and through Onyx, our publication for alums and friends.
- Reunite: Attend reunion, homecoming or other alum events.
- Serve: Volunteer as a class agent or class secretary, or start an alumnae club in your area to keep fellow alums connected.
- Mentor: Volunteer as a career mentor to help current students and recent graduates.
