Alumni: Class Agents

Being a Class Agent is a fun and rewarding way to remain connected with your class and Bement. Class Agents send updates to the school, as well as alumna/us information for The Bement Bulletin. If you are interested in becoming a Class Agent for your class, or simply leaning more, please contact Julia Flannery at jflannery@bement.org or 413-774-3021.

If you would like more information about the role of class agents.

Name	Class Year	Name	Class Year
Lourana Thomas	1948	Eliot W. Hiam	2000
Marlisa Parker	1952	Elizabeth Byrne	2000
R. S. Potter	1953	Abbot Dodson	2000
Mary V. Boeh-Hynes	1960	Jennifer Douglass	2001
Dace Stubbs	1961	Molly C. Flynt	2001
Ann Wright	1965	Daniela Jacobson	2001
Edwin G. Reade	1967	Rachel Pfeffer	2001
Kitty Wick Galacar	1967	Jill Merrigan	2002
Deborah Quinn	1968	Sarah Young	2002
Sara Lou Wolter	1970	Elena Tillman	2002
Cynthia W. Rossini	1970	Michael J. Currie	2002
Pamela Belsky	1970	Sarah Blomstedt	2002
Phoebe M. Moeller	1972	Antonia V. Bartoli	2002
Allyson C. Guanciale	1973	Olivia Pettengill	2003
Karen Sugarman Swenson	1974	Liz Smith	2003
Melinda Wadman Chapin	1975	Addison Wadman	2003
Greg Conklin	1976	Katie Heydinger	2004
Rachel A. Hobbie	1979	Justine Paciesnik	2004
Joe E. Elias	1982	Sarah Boudreau	2005
Kim K. Woods	1983	Monica Cho	2005
Katharine Butler	1984	Hannah Frank	2005
Barak Blackburn	1985	Sam Ernst-Roberts	2005
Stephanie W. McLennan	1985	Caroline Heydinger	2006
Joseph Carey	1986	Laney Hayssen	2006
Virginia Morsman	1987	Hannah Dimmitt	2006
Alexander C. Bartlett	1987	Jill Chaffee	2007
Deborah Weaver	1988	Erin Cromack	2007
Amy E. Snow	1989	Stephanie Yoon	2007
Ebony Roundtree	1990	Alex Chaffee	2008
Katie Bardzik Vadasdi	1991	Sarah Dimmitt	2008
Katie Porter	1992	Dana Stacy	2008
Shannon McCabe Antonelli	1993	Allie Nagurney	2009
Leigh Merrigan	1995	Taylor Wade	2009
Megan O’Brien	1995	Jieming Wu	2009
Noah Epstein	1996	Mackenzie Gage	2010
Sarah E. Levine	1997	Whitney Roberts	2010
Margery Hinckley	1997	Ryann Stacey	2011
Valerie Magoon	1997	Brittany Allard	2011
Emily A. Gavryck	1998
Allison Neumeister	1998
Amanda M. Mullens	1999
Gregory Harris	1999
Leigh Martin	1999

Class Agent Job Description

Goals:

The role of the class agent is to cultivate communication, interest, and support of Bement. Communication is key to building interest and support of the school. All communication and cultivation efforts should be made while keeping the mission of the Bement School Alumni Association (BSAA) is mind.

It is important that class agents act as ambassadors for Bement. Many of your classmates have not been back on campus since they graduated and have little idea of what is happening at Bement today. Many have changed their addresses several times and do not receive our regular mailings. Generally, Alumni support through the annual fund is low due to loss of contact. We have found, when contacted, most alumni are willing to lend their support and knowledge after having received an update on the school’s current happenings, especially through personal contact.

Responsibilities:

Classmate Updates: Notify the Alumni & Development Office of classmates’ changes in address, phone number, email, job, marital status, etc. This allows us to keep our school records current.

Class Notes: Provide us with news of classmates for the Class Notes section of the Bement Bulletin. Gathering news is an on-going process. Call, write or email us with news anytime and be sure to ask for photos!

Lost Alums: From time to time we will send you a list of classmates for whom we have no address. You and/or your classmates will often be the best source of this information.

Expectations:

· Keep abreast of current issues on campus in order to be a source of information to your classmates.

· Attend events on campus whenever possible and encourage classmates to attend Bement events, such as, Homecoming.

· Show your personal support. Make a gift to the annual fund, to set an example to fellow alumni (no gift is too large-no gift is too small).

Email/ Telephone/ Mailings:

The Alumni & Development Office encourages the use of email as a means of corresponding both with us and with classmates; it is certainly the most effective because it is quick, non-invasive and free! Feel free to contact any alum via phone or mail and we will be happy to reimburse your for any phone charges or postage paid, upon request. Receipts for charges must be sent to us to submit to our business office.