What Does It Mean To Be a Mount Mercy Alum? (1:19)
Learn how to keep and strengthen your connection to MMU.
Alumni Services
Learn about all the ways you can get connected and stay involved with your Mount Mercy community as an alum.
Refer a Future Mustang
Connect us with a Mustang in the making!
Know someone who would thrive in one of our many bachelor's or graduate programs? Share their name and a member of our admissions team will personally reach out and connect with them!
Alumni relatives are eligible for an additional scholarship!
Incoming first-year or transfer students are eligible for the Legacy Award, renewable for up to four years. To qualify, have your future Mustang note on their application that they have a grandparent, parent, or sibling who is an alum or current student at Mount Mercy.
Emma Hindt ’25
Elementary Education
When it came to choosing a college, Emma Hindt ’25 was confident that Mount Mercy University was the place for her.
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Lisa (Lindmeier) Roughley '90
Roughley Speaking Communications
Mount Mercy University Alumni Board President Lisa Roughley’s path to leadership began with a memorable fish story.
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Nichole (Clefisch) Plagge '97
Clinical Manager for Physical Therapy and Oncology Physical Therapist
Long before discussion of an institutional partnership between Mount Mercy University and St. Ambrose University, Nichole (Clefisch) Plagge was a beneficiary of the academic opportunities provided by both institutions.
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Hillary and Kyle Wehr
Mount Mercy University and St. Ambrose University
Kyle and Hillary Wehr—a married couple of Mount Mercy and St. Ambrose alumni who are living this partnership in their personal lives—bring a unique perspective to the evolving collaboration.
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Cali Arbuckle
Nursing
Cali Arbuckle knew she had a passion for helping people. Through her family and church, Arbuckle was sparked to become a geriatric nurse.
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Tom Button '79
Infection Prevention Consultant
Before Tom Button ’79 could make an impact in his chosen field of nursing, he had to first break down a few barriers.
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