Alumni Association
Regional Clubs & College Ambassadors
St. Mark’s Regional Alumni Clubs
Of our more than 4,000 living alumni, more than half live spread across the globe. The primary goals of a Club are to advance the well-being of St. Mark’s School of Texas, to sustain its high standards and to promote a closer relationship and a better understanding between the School and its alumni. The Club will accomplish its stated goals through alumni activity and connectivity, which may include intellectual, social, and business networking. St. Mark’s regularly hosts regional alumni gatherings around the country, including major cities and college towns.
Of our more than 4,000 living alumni, more than half live spread across the globe. The primary goals of a Club are to advance the well-being of St. Mark’s School of Texas, to sustain its high standards and to promote a closer relationship and a better understanding between the School and its alumni. The Club will accomplish its stated goals through alumni activity and connectivity, which may include intellectual, social, and business networking. St. Mark’s regularly hosts regional alumni gatherings around the country, including major cities and college towns.
- Austin Alumni Club (Chaired by Luke Kline ’07 & Charles Branch ’10)
- Bay Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Michael Merrill ’72)
- Boston Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Jordan Dyslin ’11)
- Houston Area Alumni Club (Chaired by Shawn Schmidt ’06)
- Los Angeles Alumni Club (Chaired by Hunter Perot ’06)
- New York Alumni Club (Chaired by Alex Brown ’09)
- Washington, D.C. Alumni Club (Chaired by Fry Wernick ’95)
To learn more about Regional Clubs and how to get involved, please click here. If you would like to learn more, contact Jack Mallick ’14, Ahlberg & Ribman Family Director of Alumni Relations, at (214) 346-8285 or MallickJ@smtexas.org.
College Ambassadors
College Ambassadors
College Ambassadors have the unique opportunity to share their experiences and knowledge with younger Marksmen, and guide them as they begin their college journey. College Ambassadors are also charged with keeping all Marksmen on their campus connected to St. Mark’s and one another.
If you are interested in being a College Ambassador at your school, please contact Hannah Christie, Alumni Relations Coordinator, at Christieh@smtexas.org.
- Auburn University (3) - Hank Vig ’26
- Boston College (10) - Adam Dalrymple ’26 & Jake DeBoever ’26
- Brown University (16) - Murphy Paul ’23
- Claremont McKenna College (5) - Noah Williams ’25
- Columbia University (9) - Morgan Chow ’23 & Henry Estes ’25
- Cornell University (4) - Mateu Parker ’25
- Dartmouth College (5) - Ian Dalrymple ’23
- Duke University (8) - Lawrence Gardner ’25
- Georgetown University (5) - Arjun Badi ’23
- Harvard University (6) - Hudson Brown ’24
- Indiana University (4) - Christian Tsvetanov ’23
- Johns Hopkins University (5) - Andrew Zhang ’26
- University of Miami (5) - Charlie Hill ’24
- University of Michigan (4) - Eduardo Mousinho ’25
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology (4) - Surya Dinesh ’25
- United States Naval Academy (4) - Zack Goforth ’24
- Northwestern University (10) - Ben Adams ’24 & Arjun Khatti ’23
- University of Notre Dame (4) - Stice Neuhoff ’23
- New York University (7) - Cam Hurley ’25
- University of Pennsylvania (6) - John Householder ’25
- Princeton University (2) - Luke Palys ’25
- Purdue University (6) - Preston Ghafar ’24
- Rice University (8) - Christian Youst ’23
- Southern Methodist University (15) - Asher Wilburn ’23
- Stanford University (10) - Patrick Flanagan ’24
- Texas A&M University (22) - Parker Steinbrueck ’24
- The University of Chicago (11) - Thomas Clancy ’24 & Aadi Khasgiwala ’23
- University of Southern California (5) - Bowden Slates ’23
- The University of Texas at Austin (51) - Shreyan Daulat ’23, Charlie Estess ’23, & Sal Hussain ’23
- University of Virginia (8) - Grayson Redmond ’24
- Vanderbilt University (12) - Owen Ackerman ’25 & Silas Hosler ’23
- The University of Texas at Dallas (4) - George Genender ’23
- Wake Forest University (5) - David McAtee ’26
- Washington University in St. Louis (11) - Lucas Blumenthal ’24
- United States Military Academy (3) - Mitchell Galardi ’24
- Yale University (4) - Neil Song ’23
If you are interested in being a College Ambassador at your school, please contact Hannah Christie, Alumni Relations Coordinator, at Christieh@smtexas.org.
St. Mark’s School of Texas
10600 Preston Road
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000
Dallas, Texas 75230
214-346-8000
About Us
St. Mark’s School of Texas is a private, nonsectarian college-preparatory boys’ day school for students in grades 1 through 12, located in Dallas, Texas. St. Mark’s aims to prepare young men to assume leadership and responsibility in a competitive and changing world.
St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.
St. Mark’s does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, religion, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin.
