Alumni
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Alumni walking along campus
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As a member of the St. Paul’s School alumni body you join more than 8,000 people from across generations and around the world who have called Millville home.
An engaged and generous group, our alumni are passionate about the shared experiences of the past and celebrate opportunities to grow together in community.
An engaged and generous group, our alumni are passionate about the shared experiences of the past and celebrate opportunities to grow together in community.
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Recent alumni walking in parade on campus
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St. Paul’s Mentoring Platform
Introducing Alumnifire for SPS: a free networking and mentoring platform powered by St. Paul's School alumni. Sign up using LinkedIn, Facebook, or e-mail, and create meaningful connections across the SPS alumni body. Join today at sps.alumnifire.com.
St. Paul’s Alumni Network
The SPS Alumni Directory is available on your desktop, or download the Graduway Community app. To get started:
• For Android users, please search SPS Alumni in Google Play.
• For Apple users, please search Graduway Community in the App Store. Once the app is downloaded, search SPS to select the St. Paul's School directory.
• For Android users, please search SPS Alumni in Google Play.
• For Apple users, please search Graduway Community in the App Store. Once the app is downloaded, search SPS to select the St. Paul's School directory.
Latest News
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A Deep Sense of Belonging
Dana Chapin Anselmi ’98 joined the St. Paul’s School faculty in June as the School’s new dean of admission and financial aid. -
Shooting for the Stars
With the startup satellite company Hydrosat, Pieter Fossel ’10 is helping to map climate change. -
The Enemy is Ennui
Brent Scudder ’56 is too busy to be bored — he has tornadoes to chase. -
Next Generation Leader
Mariana Zobel de Ayala ’06 is stepping up to help lead her family’s business and make a difference in the Philippines. -
Together in Millville, At Long Last
On June 10–12, alumni spanning 77 forms gathered for reunions three years in the making. -
“Always a Tinkerer”
Serial entrepreneur Michael Sylvester ’59 has relied on persistence, patience, and perseverance in his success as an inventor. -
Leading With Heart
Dogs are central to the lives of diplomat Rufus Gifford ’92 and his veterinarian husband. Their golden retrievers remind the couple about love, trust, and living life with an open heart. -
The Artist’s Way
Rosy Keyser’s bold work offers a new perspective on painting — and maybe the world around us. -
Past Connections
For Bronwen Callahan ’08, a childhood spent on the SPS grounds became the springboard for a life in education. -
A Life on the Road
For decades, Meg MacRae ’88 has found joy and camaraderie as a rock tour manager. -
Getting Social
Betsy Kenny Lack ’79 is able to fuel creativity and innovation. -
Meaningful Artifacts
With a fearless use of color, pattern, and texture, L.A.-based interior designer Frances Reath Merrill ’96 creates spaces that make complicated lives easier to live. -
The Good Doctor
Murray Buttner ’85 has found his calling as a multitasking physician in rural Alaska. -
Bringing Tiny Solutions to Big Problems
Architect Maggie Randolph ’03 isn’t just proposing creative answers to the New Hampshire housing crunch — she’s building them. -
Creativity as a Calling
With a focus on the arts, May 11 event wraps up alumnae panel series celebrating 50 years of coeducation at SPS. -
A Call to Climate Action
April 19 event celebrating 50 years of coeducation inspires and informs on the subject of environmental stewardship. -
“You Have to Be Ready”
More than 45 years later, Ted Landsmark ’64 spoke with Michel Martin ’76 about the deeply personal attack that changed his life and the course of conversations about racial tensions in Boston. -
Leveling the Playing Field
Samantha Sparks Ekstrand ’92 brings her competitive background and law degree to bear on matters of equity and opportunity for women in sports. -
On Schedule
Entrepreneur Max Baron ’17 and partners aim to make the calendaring and events platform Saturn the “first social calendar.” -
Stewarding the Land, Self, and Community
An unconventional lifestyle helped Theo Maehr ’76 save his home from a 2016 California wildfire.
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