Alumni Association
Regional Clubs & Volunteers
St. Mark’s Regional Alumni Clubs
Austin Alumni Club (Chaired by Luke Kline ’07)
Bay Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Michael Merrill ’72)
Boston Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Charles Branch ’10)
Houston Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Stuart Nance ’78)
Boston Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Charles Branch ’10)
Houston Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Stuart Nance ’78)
Los Angeles Alumni Club (Chaired by Reid McGlamery ’96)
New York Alumni Club (Chaired by Damon Wright ’04)
Washington, D.C. Alumni Club (Chaired by Fry Wernick ’95)Of our more than 4,000 living alumni, more than half live spread across the globe. The primary goals of a Club are to advance the well-being of St. Mark’s School of Texas, to sustain its high standards and to promote a closer relationship and a better understanding between the School and its alumni. The Club will accomplish its stated goals through alumni activity and connectivity, which may include intellectual, social, and business networking. St. Mark’s regularly hosts regional alumni gatherings around the country, including major cities and college towns.
To learn more about Regional Clubs and how to get involved, please click here. If you would like to learn more, contact Jack Mallick ’14, Ahlberg & Ribman Family Director of Alumni Relations, at (214) 346-8285 or MallickJ@smtexas.org.
College Ambassadors
Brown University - Austin Williams ’22
Colgate University - Owen Simon ’22
Columbia University - Christopher Wang ’20
Cornell University - Darius Ganji ’19
Dartmouth College - Jack Trahan ’20
Duke University - Parker Davis ’19
Georgetown University - Sam Ahmed ’20 & Robert Pou ’21
Harvard University - Alex Baker ’19 & Josh Mysoré ’21
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Blake Hudspeth ’21
New York University - Mateo Guevara ’19
Northwestern University - Sai Thirunagari ’21
Princeton University - Neal Reddy ’20
Santa Clara University - Jack Palmer ’21
Southern Methodist University - Eric Hirschbrich ’19
Stanford University - Sahit Dendekuri ’19
Texas A&M University - John David McClain ’20 & Blake Broom ’21
University of Chicago - Matthew Raroque ’20
University of Pennsylvania - David Vallejo ’19
University of Southern California - James Rogers ’19
University of Texas - Aayan Khasgiwala ’21
Vanderbilt University - Gabe Bines ’21
Villanova University - Luke Martin ’22
Yale University - Cristian Pereira ’21
Colgate University - Owen Simon ’22
Columbia University - Christopher Wang ’20
Cornell University - Darius Ganji ’19
Dartmouth College - Jack Trahan ’20
Duke University - Parker Davis ’19
Georgetown University - Sam Ahmed ’20 & Robert Pou ’21
Harvard University - Alex Baker ’19 & Josh Mysoré ’21
Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Blake Hudspeth ’21
New York University - Mateo Guevara ’19
Northwestern University - Sai Thirunagari ’21
Princeton University - Neal Reddy ’20
Santa Clara University - Jack Palmer ’21
Southern Methodist University - Eric Hirschbrich ’19
Stanford University - Sahit Dendekuri ’19
Texas A&M University - John David McClain ’20 & Blake Broom ’21
University of Chicago - Matthew Raroque ’20
University of Pennsylvania - David Vallejo ’19
University of Southern California - James Rogers ’19
University of Texas - Aayan Khasgiwala ’21
Vanderbilt University - Gabe Bines ’21
Villanova University - Luke Martin ’22
Yale University - Cristian Pereira ’21
College Ambassadors have the unique opportunity to share their experiences and knowledge with younger Marksmen, and guide them as they begin their college journey. College Ambassadors are also charged with keeping all Marksmen on their campus connected to St. Mark’s and one another.
If you are interested in being a College Ambassador at your school, please contact Whitney McKenna, Alumni Relations Coordinator, at MckennaW@smtexas.org or 214.346.8274.
Class Agents
Class Agents
Every year, Class Agents help ensure that the Alumni Association continues to set the gold standard for alumni involvement and reach 50% participation in the St. Mark’s Fund.
The St. Mark’s Fund is the School’s annual unrestricted fundraising priority. Collectively, individual gifts from the School community make a crucial difference in the day-to-day life on campus. The St. Mark’s Fund makes up 10% of the School’s operating budget, thus providing vital support for programs and activities across the campus.
Volunteers are key to the success of the St. Mark’s Fund. The Class Agent will work to maximize participation in the St. Mark’s Fund amongst fellow classmates.
If you want to get involved with your class, please contact Katelyn Muñoz, director of the St. Mark’s Fund, at MunozK@smtexas.org or 214-346-8273.
St. Mark’s School of Texas
10600 Preston Road
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000
About Us
St. Mark’s School of Texas is a private, nonsectarian college-preparatory boys’ day school for students in grades 1 through 12, located in Dallas, Texas. St. Mark’s aims to prepare young men to assume leadership and responsibility in a competitive and changing world.
St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.
St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.
