Mercyhurst Preparatory School Alumni
The Mercyhurst Prep Alumni Office serves as a liaison between the school and our alumni. Our mission is to increase your connection with MPS and to link our alumni to each other.
Join the MPS World Language Department for 10 exciting days in France and Spain
Visit the NETC Web Site (http://www.educationaltravel.com) for tour details, including the itinerary and pricing info. Log in with the user name mpslakers and the password fms2011.
This trip is open to MPS students, families, and alumni.
Any questions, contact;
Cindy Comstock (
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Kathy Donovan (
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Register for an Alumni Account
Click on the button below to register for a Mercyhurst Prep Alumni Account.
A registration video tutorial can also be viewed by clicking on the following button.
If you have a question about a website feature or you encounter any issues, please click on the Help button located at the top right corner of each page. Only registered and logged in alumni members can use the Help feature. If you have not registered for the website and you have a question, click on the button above to register or enter your inquiry into the Contact Us form.
Alumni Office Mission
One of the goals of the Alumni Office is to increase the opportunity for all of us to network with each other. Through the Internet, fax machines, and cell phones it is becoming faster and easier to bring us together. With nearly over 6,000 graduates scattered throughout the globe; the potential for business and personal connections is huge! If you are looking for a new job, researching what landscape company to call, or just meeting for a drink, think about your connection with Mercyhurst Prep first.
We encourage you to become an active alum by checking our web site and participating in some of the rewards offered. With your help we can accomplish many things. Many hands make lighter work.
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