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For 150 years, the @maryvillecollege Alumni Association has served a single purpose, one documented in his 1919 book, “A Century of Maryville College,” by Dr. Samuel Tyndale Wilson 1878, who would later serve 29 years as president of MC: “to rouse a fervent college patriotism that is both enthusiastic and enduring.”

“Wherever Maryville men and women are found, they are zealous champions of their alma mater,” Wilson continued. “They are the uncommissioned agents who send the ever-swelling tide of new students to the old College."

As our celebration of the 150th anniversary of the alumni association comes to a close read about it's history, purpose, and future at our link in bio.

📷 Alumni in North Carolina in 1948; an early alumni magazine sample showcasing the 1923 MCAA officers on the cover; the MCAA Board in 2010; the MCAA board in 2026

For 150 years, the @maryvillecollege Alumni Association has served a single purpose, one documented in his 1919 book, “A Century of Maryville College,” by Dr. Samuel Tyndale Wilson 1878, who would later serve 29 years as president of MC: “to rouse a fervent college patriotism that is both enthusiastic and enduring.”

“Wherever Maryville men and women are found, they are zealous champions of their alma mater,” Wilson continued. “They are the uncommissioned agents who send the ever-swelling tide of new students to the old College."

As our celebration of the 150th anniversary of the alumni association comes to a close read about it's history, purpose, and future at our link in bio.

📷 Alumni in North Carolina in 1948; an early alumni magazine sample showcasing the 1923 MCAA officers on the cover; the MCAA Board in 2010; the MCAA board in 2026

For 150 years, the @maryvillecollege Alumni Association has served a single purpose, one documented in his 1919 book, “A Century of Maryville College,” by Dr. Samuel Tyndale Wilson 1878, who would later serve 29 years as president of MC: “to rouse a fervent college patriotism that is both enthusiastic and enduring.”

“Wherever Maryville men and women are found, they are zealous champions of their alma mater,” Wilson continued. “They are the uncommissioned agents who send the ever-swelling tide of new students to the old College."

As our celebration of the 150th anniversary of the alumni association comes to a close read about it's history, purpose, and future at our link in bio.

📷 Alumni in North Carolina in 1948; an early alumni magazine sample showcasing the 1923 MCAA officers on the cover; the MCAA Board in 2010; the MCAA board in 2026

For 150 years, the @maryvillecollege Alumni Association has served a single purpose, one documented in his 1919 book, “A Century of Maryville College,” by Dr. Samuel Tyndale Wilson 1878, who would later serve 29 years as president of MC: “to rouse a fervent college patriotism that is both enthusiastic and enduring.”

“Wherever Maryville men and women are found, they are zealous champions of their alma mater,” Wilson continued. “They are the uncommissioned agents who send the ever-swelling tide of new students to the old College."

As our celebration of the 150th anniversary of the alumni association comes to a close read about it's history, purpose, and future at our link in bio.

📷 Alumni in North Carolina in 1948; an early alumni magazine sample showcasing the 1923 MCAA officers on the cover; the MCAA Board in 2010; the MCAA board in 2026

For 150 years, the @maryvillecollege Alumni Association has served a single purpose, one documented in his 1919 book, “A Century of Maryville College,” by Dr. Samuel Tyndale Wilson 1878, who would later serve 29 years as president of MC: “to rouse a fervent college patriotism that is both enthusiastic and enduring.”

“Wherever Maryville men and women are found, they are zealous champions of their alma mater,” Wilson continued. “They are the uncommissioned agents who send the ever-swelling tide of new students to the old College."

As our celebration of the 150th anniversary of the alumni association comes to a close read about it's history, purpose, and future at our link in bio.

📷 Alumni in North Carolina in 1948; an early alumni magazine sample showcasing the 1923 MCAA officers on the cover; the MCAA Board in 2010; the MCAA board in 2026

At Commencement, the annual Alumni Delegation, representing our entire @maryvillecollege alumni community, was present to lead the Class of 2026 to the ceremony and welcome them into our ranks.

We were honored to have these alumni from across the decades represent us all, from left to right: Hannah Lee '25, Chandni Dularam '16, Dustin Hefner '06, Mary Steger Rich '94, Pat Moyer '85, Bruce Guillaume '76.

Seated in the front row, the delegation was introduced to the graduating class and gathered audience before all alumni were asked to stand and be recognized. What a moment to see so many faculty, staff, parents, and loved ones stand - demonstrating such a deep and shared love for this institution and our newest alumni.

At Commencement, the annual Alumni Delegation, representing our entire @maryvillecollege alumni community, was present to lead the Class of 2026 to the ceremony and welcome them into our ranks.

We were honored to have these alumni from across the decades represent us all, from left to right: Hannah Lee '25, Chandni Dularam '16, Dustin Hefner '06, Mary Steger Rich '94, Pat Moyer '85, Bruce Guillaume '76.

Seated in the front row, the delegation was introduced to the graduating class and gathered audience before all alumni were asked to stand and be recognized. What a moment to see so many faculty, staff, parents, and loved ones stand - demonstrating such a deep and shared love for this institution and our newest alumni.

At Commencement, the annual Alumni Delegation, representing our entire @maryvillecollege alumni community, was present to lead the Class of 2026 to the ceremony and welcome them into our ranks.

We were honored to have these alumni from across the decades represent us all, from left to right: Hannah Lee '25, Chandni Dularam '16, Dustin Hefner '06, Mary Steger Rich '94, Pat Moyer '85, Bruce Guillaume '76.

Seated in the front row, the delegation was introduced to the graduating class and gathered audience before all alumni were asked to stand and be recognized. What a moment to see so many faculty, staff, parents, and loved ones stand - demonstrating such a deep and shared love for this institution and our newest alumni.

At Commencement, the annual Alumni Delegation, representing our entire @maryvillecollege alumni community, was present to lead the Class of 2026 to the ceremony and welcome them into our ranks.

We were honored to have these alumni from across the decades represent us all, from left to right: Hannah Lee '25, Chandni Dularam '16, Dustin Hefner '06, Mary Steger Rich '94, Pat Moyer '85, Bruce Guillaume '76.

Seated in the front row, the delegation was introduced to the graduating class and gathered audience before all alumni were asked to stand and be recognized. What a moment to see so many faculty, staff, parents, and loved ones stand - demonstrating such a deep and shared love for this institution and our newest alumni.

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

KT Days 2026 is less than a month away and registration closes this Friday, May 22! Don’t miss your chance to be a part of our favorite summer service tradition!

Happening June 9-11, KT Days brings back MC alumni volunteers to reunite and improve campus through hands-on projects. Entering its 28th year, the tradition began thanks to the Class of 1960 who wanted to honor legendary alumnus Kin Takahashi with visible and impactful efforts.

This year’s experience will feature projects from painting and archival work to carpentry and landscaping. We’re also bringing back Alumni Brew Day on June 6 for the chance to create a special series of KT-themed beers! 🍻

Read the full story and find the link to register at the link in our bio! See y’all next month!

Posies for the Pantry, an annual fundraiser at Farragut Presbyterian Church benefitting Shepherd of Hope Food Pantry was once again part of KT Global this April.

Our #KTGlobal crew was led by Dawn Greaser Zilles, daughter of KT Days co-founder Dan Greaser '60, and they worked to organize, advertise, create crafts, and complete countless other tasks to ensure a successful event.

Alumni participants included Sandra Feast '61, Joyce '85 and Kent Williams. Thanks to the hard work of all the volunteers and community participation, the event raised more than $6,000 for the Food Pantry!

#KTGlobal2026

Posies for the Pantry, an annual fundraiser at Farragut Presbyterian Church benefitting Shepherd of Hope Food Pantry was once again part of KT Global this April.

Our #KTGlobal crew was led by Dawn Greaser Zilles, daughter of KT Days co-founder Dan Greaser '60, and they worked to organize, advertise, create crafts, and complete countless other tasks to ensure a successful event.

Alumni participants included Sandra Feast '61, Joyce '85 and Kent Williams. Thanks to the hard work of all the volunteers and community participation, the event raised more than $6,000 for the Food Pantry!

#KTGlobal2026

Posies for the Pantry, an annual fundraiser at Farragut Presbyterian Church benefitting Shepherd of Hope Food Pantry was once again part of KT Global this April.

Our #KTGlobal crew was led by Dawn Greaser Zilles, daughter of KT Days co-founder Dan Greaser '60, and they worked to organize, advertise, create crafts, and complete countless other tasks to ensure a successful event.

Alumni participants included Sandra Feast '61, Joyce '85 and Kent Williams. Thanks to the hard work of all the volunteers and community participation, the event raised more than $6,000 for the Food Pantry!

#KTGlobal2026

Brewing Scots, it’s time to gather for the second annual Alumni Brew Day🍻

On Saturday, June 6, enjoy an afternoon in the Fermentation Science Lab at the MC Downtown Center @mcdowntowncenter. Now an annual part of KT Days, we will be brewing sample recipes for a new KT Series of beers to be served at Homecoming.

No experience required! Link in bio to learn more and register.

Brewing Scots, it’s time to gather for the second annual Alumni Brew Day🍻

On Saturday, June 6, enjoy an afternoon in the Fermentation Science Lab at the MC Downtown Center @mcdowntowncenter. Now an annual part of KT Days, we will be brewing sample recipes for a new KT Series of beers to be served at Homecoming.

No experience required! Link in bio to learn more and register.

Deserves a spot on the feed 🧡♥️

One last Alma Mater for the Class of 2026, now members of our @maryvillecollege alumni community!

Congratulations! 🎓

Senior banner ✔️

A right of passage for @maryvillecollege graduating classes: signing the banner they will carry in the Homecoming parade 🧡♥️

Congratulations Class of 2026!

New this year💥

Join the KT summer service tradition with KT 101, a new opportunity to complete site prep work on Saturday, June 6, before the main KT Days work days begin.

Learn a new skill, meet alumni from all generations, and be part of the KT legacy. This event is open to returning KT’ers and those unable to join during the week. Link in bio to learn more & sign up.

On College and Career Day, Scots at Montvale Elementary School showed off their orange and garnet pride! We are so proud of all the @maryvillecollege alumni educators and administrators in Blount County and around the world.

Pictured here are: Vanessa Martinez '26, Samantha Escobar '26, Kris Seiber '23, Megan Bledsoe Graves '09, MackenzieChittum '26, Nichole Johnson McCord '02 (Principal), Emily Headrick Johnson '11, Jared Willis-Schoeman '25, and Tina Walker Hackney '94.

What a month, Scots! KT Global 2026 was another one for the books: you showed up big for the sixth year of connecting through service as we also celebrated 150 years of alumni engagement 🧡♥️

Stories and photos are still coming in! Check out this small selection of your impact this April and watch for more to come.

Need to submit your service hours? Find the KT Global participation form at our link in bio 🔗

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

Recently, @maryvillecollege AI Initiative, led by retiring lecturer Jan Taylor, hosted an AI Ethics forum for the College community.

The scenario-based forum brought together students, faculty, and staff to think through real-world AI dilemmas alongside alumni and professionals from fields including journalism, healthcare, law, programming, marketing, environmental leadership, and finance.

Through four scenarios, attendees discussed a dilemma and then heard from an #InspiringMCAlumni on how they would respond from their professional perspective and experiences.

What a great opportunity to learn more about how early-career professionals make decisions about AI through accountability, judgment, verification, and long-term impact.

Thank you to the outstanding alumni panelists (seated L-R): Mariah Franklin '18, Trey McNear '17, Ian Harmon '08, Meagan Willis '13, Ben Taylor '02, Joe Norskov '08, Jackie Eul '18, Josh Collins '04, along with moderators Dr. Bill Meyer and Jan Taylor.

Learn more about the AI Initiative, with the slogan "Be the Human," and the upcoming AI Summit at our link in bio.

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)

KT Days registration is open! 🛠

A beloved annual event, KT Days brings alumni and friends back to the @maryvillecollege campus each summer to share sweat equity in the spirit of Kin Takahashi.

Painting, carpentry, landscaping, archival organizing, invasive species removal, and beer brewing - there is a project ready for everyone and every skill set!

Check out these photos from last year & make plans now to join us this June for the 28th annual KT Days. Learn more and sign up at www.maryvillecollege.edu/ktdays (link in bio)