Founded in 1879, the Alumnae Association of Mills College (AAMC) is an independent nonprofit organization that promotes the interests of Mills College alumnae—who number more than 26,000—through action, information, and lifelong connections and learning.
Lawsuit Update
AAMC and Mills College File with Alameda County Superior Court to Dismiss Lawsuits Without Prejudice
January 11, 2022 — The AAMC and the College have agreed to a mutual dismissal of their respective lawsuits. Conversations between the two will begin to take place as early as next week. The litigation will be concluded upon review and entry of the dismissal order by the assigned judge.
For more information on the chronology and conclusion of the AAMC’s lawsuit, as well as a presentation by members who had petitioned for the lawsuit’s end, we invite you to attend a Special Town Hall on Tuesday, February 8, at 5:30 PM via Zoom. Please register and submit any questions in advance to aamc@mills.edu with the subject line “Special Town Hall Question.” A synopsis and FAQ page will be created afterward and will be available on this website.
News & Updates from the AAMC
January 2022
December 2021
Previous Months’ Updates: October 2021 September 2021
For Generations Still Merchandise
We raised over $8,000 For Generations Still through our t-shirt campaign plus more from Reunion sales. Thank you for participating!
More For Generations Still merchandise is still available. Proceeds from all purchases will go to the For Generations Still campaign.
AAMC Merchandise
Purchase a keepsake that shows your pride in being a Mills alumna from the AAMC.
For Generations Still
AAMC’s campaign for the future of Mills College
For Generations Still, a campaign of the Alumnae Association of Mills College (AAMC), seeks to strengthen our association to pursue several key goals:
To better serve our members in the years to come;
To advocate for transparency in decision-making about the College's future; and
To keep Mills true to its values as a college dedicated to women's leadership, gender and racial equity, and social justice.
The campaign seeks to raise $5 million from at least 5,000 alumnae and friends. With these funds, the AAMC will invest in the following:
Legal action to fight for transparency and shared governance in decision-making about the College's future; and
Build AAMC staffing and systems to ensure the association can thrive as an independent organization serving Mills alumnae and students—now and in the future.
Announcing our Online Auction: Mills United
Dynamic duo Sissy Cutchen '81 and Ann Kasper '81 will host the largest auction to benefit the AAMC in its over 100-year history. The auction seeks to raise over $100,000 with over 150 items.
Send an email to the chairs at auction@aamc-mills.org to donate items. Here’s what we are looking for:
Art: Preferably original, including prints, music, textiles, jewelry, paintings, and sculptures.
Experiences: Meals, vacation homes, tastings, tours, sporting events, concerts, and any event tickets.
Fashion: High-end new or gently used vintage and/or designer bags, belts, clothing, and jewelry, including costume jewelry.
