Alumnae
Welcome Home
As a Winsor alumna, you bring our mission to life in all of the ways you contribute to the world. You’ll carry the lessons you learned—and friendships you developed—with you throughout your life.
Events
Winsor offers events throughout the year in Boston and beyond to keep our alumnae community connected to Winsor and each other.
Stay In Touch
Winsor will always be your school, and, like your class, it will be stronger with your participation and support. Your involvement and ideas are always welcome.
Alumnae Association
All Winsor alums automatically become members of the Alumnae Association, regardless of whether they graduated from the school. Established more than 100 years ago as the Graduate Club, the Alumnae Association changed to its current name in the 1960s and stopped charging dues in order to include all members of our alumnae community.
Volunteer Opportunities
Winsor offers alumnae many opportunities to stay connected to the school, and encourages you to consider volunteering. View detailed descriptions of several volunteer options below.
Ways to get involved:
- Serve as a Class Liaison
- Plan your next reunion
- Host a Winsor alumnae gathering in your city or region
- Join one of several Alumnae Board committees open to all alumnae
- Become a member of the Young Alumnae Committee (classes of the last 15 years)
- Nominate someone for the Alumnae Board
- Mentor Winsor seniors during their Independent Learning Experience
- Speak to students in an assembly/class or to alumnae at an event
- Contribute a story idea for the Winsor Bulletin
Alumnae Connect
Welcome to Winsor's Alumnae Connect. We invite our alums to use this platform to connect directly with one another and support each other through mentorship, job postings, discussion boards, and more.
Alumnae News
Helen Schultz Returns for a Masterclass
Leave it to the Winsor community to have a full classroom on a sunny spring Saturday captivated and singing in Latin together. Returning to Winsor after retiring in 2016 as a Latin teacher, Helen Schultz held a master class in the Latin translation of “Adore Te Devote,” a hymn written by St. Thomas Aquinas in…
Alumnae and Student Share Perspectives on Life at and Beyond Winsor
Celebrating their 25th reunion, a panel of alumnae discussed how they were adapting to their lives as professionals and mothers post-Winsor, and how the confidence they gained while students had a profound impact on how they shaped their adult lives. The ongoing theme of the panel, titled Winsor’s Lasting Influence, was how they have all…
Seniors Present 2024 Hemenway Speeches
April 25, 2024—Earlier this month, the senior class gathered in the David E. and Stacey L. Goel Theater to witness every member of Class VIII deliver their very own five-minute Hemenway speech. This year marks the 111th Annual Hemenway Prize for Speaking Competition, which has its roots in the core Winsor value of speaking one’s…
Spectrum Assembly with Winsor Alum Whit Washington ’07
March 7, 2024—“Representation matters, that is part of the reason I wanted to come back today,” shared Whit Washington ’07, who also told students, “I really struggled at Winsor.” Now “an attorney to watch” according to Washington Lawyer Magazine and the National LGBT BAR Association, Washington is an attorney and legal fellow working mainly with…