The University of Mississippi Alumni Association

Walsh Named Executive Director of Alumni Affairs
Timothy L. Walsh was named executive director of Alumni Affairs at the University of Mississippi on September 19. A search committee selected by UM Chancellor Robert Khayat chose Walsh, who had served as interim executive director. More...

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Active Members Area Features Pizza, Drinks & Football
Active members of the Ole Miss Alumni Association enjoy a wealth of benefits including receiving invitations to club events, participating in exciting travel opportunities, receiving the Alumni Review magazine and being able to display the alumni window decal. More...

Top Alumni of 2008 Recognized
Association to Honor Eight on Homecoming Weekend for Achievement, Service
Eight alumni will receive the Alumni Association’s highest annual honors in 2008. To be inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame are: Glen Ballard (BA 75) of Beverly Hills, Calif.; T. Michael Glenn (BBA 77) of Memphis; John Grisham (JD 81) of North Garden, Va.; Ed Meek (BSJ 61, MA 63, PhD 74) of Oxford; and Shepard Smith (87) of New York, NY. Herb Dewees (BA 65, JD 68) will be posthumously recognized with the Alumni Hall of Fame award. More...

Project Learning Tree Provides Environmental Lessons
Some 150 UM education majors were taught interesting ways to incorporate the environment into their lesson plans in the recent Project Learning Tree workshop at the University of Mississippi Field Station. Read more.

Urban Forest Council Honors Landscapers with Statewide Award
The Mississippi Urban Forest Council has honored Ole Miss with its annual Scenic Communities of Mississippi award, which recognizes the university's commitment to a range of activities to protect the environment, as well as planting and maintaining trees on its 1,000-acre campus. Read more.

Alumnus Leaves $1.4 million for Liberal Arts, Medicine
Throughout his life, University of Mississippi alumnus Clarence Thomas Hill Jr. had a hunger for knowledge and a dedication to education. That dedication lives on through his bequest of $1.4 million to the university. Read more.