~ WELCOME ! ~
Lorraine Dutile Masure,
Nasson College Alumni Association President
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The Spirit Endures...
The Nasson College Alumni Association is a vibrant organization, working tirelessly to keep the magic that was Nasson alive. We publish two newsletters a year in the summer and winter. The president of the association writes an endowment letter twice a year, one near the end of the year and another in the late spring. Through these mailings we encourage payment of the annual dues of $20, contributions to the Endowment Fund, the Nasson Community Center, formerly the Nasson College Memorial Student Activity Center, or to purchase a brick for the Flag Plaza. (Contribution form may be copied and snail-mailed to Nasson College Alumni Association, PO Box 416, Springvale, ME 04083 or online option.)The Nasson Heritage Center, dedicated in 1998, is located on the lower level of the Anderson Learning Center on Bradeen Street. This was an important event—we finally had a place of our own! Nasson memorabilia is displayed and stored here. Frequent meetings of the Administrative Committee take place here, usually on Monday afternoons. Alumni gather here twice a year, on Alumni Day, the first Saturday in May and on Homecoming, the first Saturday in October. The Board of Directors meets here three or four times a year to conduct the business of the Association.
The Nasson Community Center (NCC) is the most visible manifestation of our heritage. Offering a wide variety of athletic, educational, cultural, and just plain fun activities to the community, it has become a living memorial to Nasson College. The Little Theatre is currently being renovated. Alumni and friends sponsor an annual Run for the Gym to benefit the NCC.
Since 2001, we have offered one or two $1,000 scholarships. Awarding a scholarship to deserving students is one of the missions for the NCAA. Scholarships are available all with preference to members of the Nasson family and their descendants.
The Concert and Lecture Series, once offered to the students, faculty, and the community has been reestablished. A wide variety of programs is offered monthly from September through May to area residents.
The Hall of Fame has been established to honor graduates, faculty, and members of the Nasson community who have distinguished themselves since attending or being affiliated with Nasson College.
Additional information can be found on this website by checking the link buttons at the left of each page. We invite you to get involved...send us an e-mail, join this evergrowing organization, give us feedback, and above all else, come back and visit! It was tough to lose Nasson, but as we all get older, many of us have found that the spirit truly does endure in our hearts. Nasson lives!