She is the first lay alumna president of the college.

After graduation, she continued to be involved with the college as an alumna.

She is a class of 1981 alumna of the high school.

"They took away our faculty and gave us fellows," one alumna said.

Last summer her niece came for two weeks, but she's an alumna rather than a pledge.

A woman who went to a university is an alumna of it; women are alumnae.

Of the twelve remaining members, six chose to take alumna status.

An alumna who is an engineer will give the commencement address.

Each student has been assigned a woman to be her mentor - an alumna of the university successful in the business world.

The endowment was given by an impressed but anonymous alumna.

In 2000, she was distinguished as the most honored alumna from Harvard.

An address is given by a prominent alumnus or alumna.

There were also pieces by a Barnard faculty member and an alumna.

Another friend, a Smith alumna, told me its students saw the young male faculty, married or not, as "fair game."

As an alumna, I refuse to change to the new name on my resume, and they will never get a dime from me!

One alumna heard about it and scanned in the yearbook photos.

Roberts is not an alumna and has no association with any Marquette nickname.

She was honored as a distinguished alumna in 1986.

She was the first Space Camp alumna to become an astronaut.

It was the first-ever win on the tour by an alumna of Duke.

We are saddened by the loss of our beloved and loyal alumna.

Now Barnard College is being true to a famous alumna.

The American rowers, almost without exception, are alumna and alumni of college programs.

She has loved watching the advancement of women over the years at the school and is a frequent visitor as an alumna.

The first, Jessie, now 3 1/2, is also an alumna of the bassinet.