The St Mark's College community includes Collegians and friends of the College of all generations around Australia and around the world.
Especially as we celebrate our Centenary in 2025, there has never been a better time to stay connected with the College and with fellow members of the St Mark's community.
St Mark's publishes a regular e-newsletter with College news and invitations to reunions and other events.
Information about events and College news is also mailed from time to time to members of the St Mark's community.
Please provide your current contact information below to keep us updated with your personal and professional details. This will allow us to keep you informed of St Mark's news, and invite you to the Centenary and other events.
The St Mark's Old Collegians' Association, established in 1927, is an active group of past students.
When students leave St Mark’s, they are eligible for membership in the Old Collegians’ Association. They join a dynamic community of more than 3,500 fellow Collegians.
An annually-elected Old Collegians' Association committee organises a variety of social events and reunions to suit the various demographics and interests of members. The Old Collegians' Association provides a bursary for new students who have had a relative attend College. The Committee also supports fundraising for the College.
Current students can also build meaningful connections and access mentoring from this extensive global alumni network, helping to prepare for their future careers, and providing the tools needed to develop job-ready skills.
To contact the Old Collegians’ Association, please email here.
Old Collegians are encouraged to request membership of The Official St Mark's Old Collegians' Site page on Facebook and the Old Collegians’ LinkedIn page.
The College warmly recognises and celebrates the professional, academic, and community service achievements of members of the St Mark’s College community, including outstanding contributions to the College.
The outstanding contributions, distinction, and achievements of Old Collegians and friends of the College are acknowledged in many ways, including through:
- acknowledgement in our e-newsletters and other publications (available here)
- news stories on our website here
- posts on College social media
- recognition through special profiles, such as those of some of the most outstanding St Mark’s women published to mark the 40th anniversary of coeducation (available here)
- appointment as Honorary Fellows (details here)
- appointment as Distinguished Collegians (details here)
- honour boards at the College
- portraits in the Dining Hall or elsewhere in the College
- plaques throughout the College, and pavers around the Pond
- recognition in the St Mark’s College Foundation as Governors, Benefactors, Fellows, Senior Members, and Members (details here)
- recognition of those who have pledged bequests to the College as members of the 1925 Bequest Society, and
- acknowledgement at College events.
We are always keen to hear of the news and achievements of Old Collegians and friends of the College. We are also grateful to be advised of the deaths of members of the St Mark’s community, and details of obituaries or eulogies. Please email us your alumni news.
A number of members of the St Mark’s community who have made outstanding contributions to the College are recognised as Honorary Fellows, and a number who have made outstanding contributions to the wider community are recognised as Distinguished Collegians. These are the College’s highest categories of recognition of contribution and distinction.
Our Honorary Fellows and Distinguished Collegians, along with the 30 St Marks’s Rhodes Scholars, are listed here.
