Thank you for attending the 2025 MIT Alumni Leadership Conference!
Hundreds of MIT volunteers and alums returned to campus for MIT ALC, September 26–27, where they heard exclusive updates from MIT leadership, learned from fellow alums, and connected with current students. Stay tuned for conference recaps, keynote recordings, photo galleries, and more.
Keep the Momentum Going: What's Next After ALC
Thank you for being part of the MIT Alumni Leadership Conference! Your dedication helps keep the alumni community thriving. Ready for what’s next? Here are a few ways to stay involved and make an impact:
- Explore Volunteer Opportunities
Whether you have an hour or want a long-term role, there’s a volunteer opportunity that fits your interests and schedule—from mentoring students to leading your class or club.
- Celebrate Fellow Volunteers
Nominate yourself or a fellow alum for volunteer leadership roles or an Alumni Leadership Award.
- Join an Affinity Group or Regional Club
Connect with alumni who share your passions or live near you. Find your community and stay involved year-round.
2025 MIT Alumni Leadership Award Recipients
Each year, the MIT Alumni Association presents volunteer leadership awards, which recognize, honor, and reward outstanding accomplishments and service to the Alumni Association and to MIT. Learn more about the 2025 honorees.
Bronze Beaver Award
The Bronze Beaver Award is given in recognition of distinguished service to the Institute and/or its Association of Alumni and Alumnae by alumni who have been active in most or all phases of alumni activity and who have been outstanding in at least one phase. This award is the highest honor the Alumni Association can bestow upon any of its members.
- Noubar Afeyan PhD ’87
- Kerry Bowie ʼ94, MBA ʼ06
- Kim Lesly Hunter ’86
- Steven Larky ’84
- Natalie Lorenz Anderson ’84
Harold E. Lobdell ‘17 Distinguished Service Award
The Harold E. Lobdell ’17 Distinguished Service Award is given in recognition of alumni relations service to the Alumni Association and MIT that is of special depth over a sustained period.
- Rudayna Abdo ʼ90
- Timothy Aune ’85
- Adina Gwartzman ʼ81, SM ʼ82
- Eboney Hearn ’01
- Anurag Sood ʼ85, SM ʼ87
- Richard Sternberg ’74
Henry B. Kane ‘24 Award
The Henry B. Kane ’24 Award is given in recognition of exceptional service and accomplishments in fundraising for the Alumni Association and MIT.
- Burt Barnow ’69
- Carissa Climaco ’89, MCP ’96
- Pooja Shukla Devendran ’99
- Scott Morrison ’86
Margaret L. A. MacVicar ’65, ScD ’67 Award
The Margaret L. A. MacVicar ’65, ScD ’67 Award is given in recognition of innovation, dedication, and meaningful impact for the Alumni Association or the Institute in any area of volunteer activity, showing strong potential for future volunteer leadership for the Alumni Association.
- Dima Ayyash ’12, MCP ’13
- Mary Jane Daly MCP ’83
- Jose Frontado MAA ’80
- Renee Harton ’07
- Emily Huang MA ’91, MArch ’91
- Daniel E Ottenheimer ’79, SM ’82
- Anita Wu MBA ’16
- Hesham Younis SM ’97, PhD ’02
George B. Morgan ‘20 Award
The George B. Morgan ’20 Award is given in recognition of sustained excellence in all aspects of Educational Council activity, including dedication to MIT, an abiding concern for and sensitivity to the interests of prospective students, and exceptional standards of achievement and professionalism in meeting council responsibilities.
- Steve Harsany ’03
- Carol Shattles Hooker ’67
- Gurumurthy Kalyanaram PhD ’89
- Nitin Kasturi ’96, MEng ’97
- Parameshwar Mani MBA ’08
- Hai Nguyen ’04
- Armando E. Viteri ’81
Great Dome Award
The Great Dome Award is given in recognition of distinguished service to the Alumni Association and MIT by alumni organizations.
- AMITA "In Her Footsteps" Walking Tour
- MIT Ballroom Dance Club
- MIT Class of 1974 50th Reunion Gift and Programming Committees
- MIT Class of 1999 25th Reunion Gift and Programming Committees
- MIT Club of Japan "150 Years of Japan and MIT" Gala
- MIT Club of Southern California Disaster Relief
- MIT Club of South Texas Community Service Program
Honorary Membership in the Alumni Association
The constitution of the Alumni Association, adopted at its annual meeting held on December 30, 1897, provided that “anyone who has rendered outstanding service to the Association or the Institute” might be elected to Honorary Membership. This includes any present or former member of the Corporation, or any present or former officer of administration or instruction on the staff of the Institute, as well as their spouses.
- President Sally Kornbluth
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Celebrate fellow volunteers: Recognize the efforts of a peer by nominating them for an Alumni Leadership Award
CONTACT US
Questions? Explore our Frequently Asked Questions for more information on ALC Weekend or email alc@mit.edu.