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Harpeth Hall
Alumnae

O Harpeth Hall, O Place Beloved

Celebrating 5,500 plus alumnae in 49 states plus Washington D.C. and 30 countries

When Harpeth Hall students graduate, they join a network of more than 5,500 alumnae across the nation and around the globe. These women — intelligent, ambitious, and determined — represent the very best of Harpeth Hall, a place that, for more than 150 years, has held true to the essential idea that girls deserve an excellent education full of possibilities and purpose.

The Alumnae Network

 

Harpeth Hall is committed to keeping our alumnae connected beyond their years on campus. The Alumnae Network is an easy and secure way to reconnect and network with classmates and mentors. The Network combines your public information from LinkedIn and Facebook with the information you have shared with Harpeth Hall, making it a powerful tool that is free and only for our alumnae.

Alumnae Awards and Spotlights

Harpeth Hall honors alumnae with three different awards, the Harpeth Hall/Ward-Belmont Distinguished Alumna Award, the Alumna Spirit of Service Award, and the Harpeth Hall/Ward-Belmont Athletic Hall of Fame. The recipients of these awards are leaders in their professional or athletic fields and serve as an example of all Harpeth Hall students and alumnae. 

Reunion

Whether it is your 5th or 65th Reunion, Harpeth Hall welcomes alumnae back to campus every five years for their Reunion. Join us for Reunion 2025 as we celebrate alumnae from the classes ending in 5s and 0s on May 2 - 3, 2025. All on campus events are complimentary and open to ALL alumnae, regardless of whether it's your Reunion year or not!

 

Dear Harpeth Hall Alumnae,

Amanda Powell Smith ’04

It is my privilege to serve as this year’s Harpeth Hall Alumnae Association Board president. I recently celebrated my 20-year Harpeth Hall reunion and like so many of you, Harpeth Hall was an integral part of shaping who I am today and introduced me to lifelong friends.

Our alumnae community, comprised of over 5,500 women living in 49 states plus Washington, D.C. and 30 countries, plays a critical role in advancing our school and the experiences of its current students and faculty. As alumnae, there are myriad ways we can support our alma mater: continued advocacy and stewardship, volunteering our time, and through our generous donations to the Annual Fund and other investment campaigns. 

There are many ways to get involved and stay connected with your alma mater. Listed below are our alumnae leadership groups. If you are interested in serving in any of these groups, email Director of Alumnae Relations Scottie Coombs or call 615-346-0090 or email Alumnae Relations Manager Elizabeth Cox or call 615-301-9279.

Alumnae Boards and Councils