Alumnae

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Ursuline alumnae are dedicated servant leaders empowered to create change. Infused with the Serviam spirit, they give back in many ways, engaging with their communities as accomplished professionals, volunteers, wives and mothers, and civic leaders. Shaped by a rich heritage, they are a diverse network of confident, collaborative, and compassionate women who embrace opportunity and challenge at home and around the world.

Through the Ursuline Alumnae Association, founded in 1899, generations of women have remained active in programs which support the school as well as strengthen bonds of friendship first forged at the Academy.

Did you know?

The top 5 fields of study for recent UA graduates are:

STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math)
Business
Health Sciences
Communication
Psychology

9700+

Ursuline Alumnae

21

countries around the world

54%

in the Dallas area

46%

outside the Dallas area

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2024 Alumnae Award Recipients

Distinguished Alumna
Distinguished Alumna

Cheryl Unis Mansour '66

The daughter of Dottie and Tom Unis, Cheryl graduated from Ursuline in 1966, having been involved in several school projects including serving as School Chairman of the Leukemia Drive, Yearbook staff, and Class Cheerleader. Following Ursuline, she attended St. Mary’s Dominican College in New Orleans. 

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Serviam Alumna
Serviam Alumna

Elizabeth "Libby" Ryan Galvin '75

Libby’s life seemed to revolve around Ursuline and Serviam. A member of the Class of 1975, sports were important to Libby and Intramurals were her favorite - the prep, the class spirit, and competition would leave her hoarse for a week. She was called to serve her fellow students through Student Council, serving as Freshman Representative, Sophomore class President, and on the Executive Board as a Junior.  

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Young Alumna
Young Alumna

Dr. Megan Madonna '11

As a member of the Class of 2011 and Ursuline’s mascot, Honey Buns, Megan Madonna took part in several opportunities that aided her in discovering her true passion for engineering and healthcare. 

Megan’s Senior Service was at Parkland Hospital’s Oncology and OB Complications clinics. This, coupled with her time in Ursuline’s Pink Ladies Club, spurred her interest in women's health and cancer. Additionally, Megan was the first Ursuline student to serve as an athletic trainer for Jesuit, making her the first female to letter at Jesuit athletics, furthering her interest in the medical field. She took part in Ursuline's first engineering-related elective as well as Ursuline's first AP Physics C course, confirming her interest in engineering and preparing her well for college.  

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Sister Marie Staats Award
Sister Marie Staats Award

Sr. Lois Castillon, O.S.U.

Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Sister Lois Castillon, O.S.U. is one of five children. Her parents, Florence and Alan Castillon raised their family on faith-based principles and passed their lively Catholic heritage on to their children. Sr. Lois graduated from Ursuline Academy in St. Louis where she was active in sports, especially volleyball and basketball. She participated in the school drama and debate clubs, the Sodality club, and was voted President of her freshman class.  

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Get Involved

Volunteer

Explore the wide range of ways to get involved, from 1-hour commitments to leading annual events. Choose what works for your schedule.

Alumnae Events

From Homecoming Weekend to the Alumnae Easter Event to networking events, Ursuline has a variety of popular annual events that connect you to your classmates and your alma mater.

Become an Ursuline Advocate

A new volunteer leadership program – Ursuline Advocates – has begun. Previously known as Class Agents, these alumnae want to stay connected with their class.

Alumnae Calendar


Contact the Alumnae Department

Claire Webb

Director of Alumnae Relations
School: 469-232-3586

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