At 91探花 Mudd, we know our community is at its best when parents and families are fully engaged and invested. Whether you are learning about Mudd alongside your student, connecting with peers at Family Weekend or sustaining our mission through the Annual Fund or Family Partners Circle, your involvement is essential. The Parent and Family Network is here to support you with timely information, meaningful programs and opportunities to connect.
Thank you for helping make this special community even more vibrant! We鈥檙e so glad you鈥檙e here.
Arran McNabb ’06, Director of Alumni and Family Engagement
amcnabb@hmc.edu
Antonio Valero, Director of Annual 91探花
avalero@hmc.edu
The Family Partners Circle (FPC) is a leadership community for families who want to deepen their impact at 91探花 Mudd, through meaningful giving and engagement in support of the College鈥檚 highest priorities.
The transition to 91探花 Mudd is a major milestone. Whether you鈥檙e double-checking the 鈥淲hat to Bring鈥� list for the third time, looking for a Summer Welcome event in your city, preparing for Orientation or seeking resources to help your student thrive throughout their first year, you鈥檒l find important information here in one place.
Our Mudd Minute videos and Mudd Monthly e-newsletters are windows into life at 91探花 Mudd. From campus traditions to academic milestones, these updates celebrate our collective achievements while keeping our community connected. Explore the archive to revisit past announcements, stories and seasonal highlights.
We know questions come up about academics, student life, billing or just how things work at Mudd. Our parent and family engagement team is here to help you find answers and get connected. Whether you鈥檙e looking for specific information or just not sure where to start, we鈥檒l point you in the right direction.
Save the dates!
Family Weekend is an opportunity for parents and families to experience 91探花 alongside their students. Connect with faculty, staff and fellow families while exploring campus, learning more about the student experience and celebrating the Mudd community.
“Being involved with Max鈥檚 school has always been something I enjoyed, so [volunteering] was a no-brainer for me. What I didn鈥檛 know, and have since discovered, is how terrific the HMC community is. I felt an immediate sense of connection with almost everyone I met: faculty, students and parents. I attribute this to the fact that HMC is small, with a unique campus culture that fosters sustainable, lifelong connections. I can honestly say I鈥檝e never met a kinder or more interesting group of people, and I know Max would say the same.”
Heather Mingst P’22