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Staying connected to Gould and to one another—wherever life takes you.

Gould alumni live and work in every corner of the world, but their connection to this place in the Western Mountains of Maine runs deep. Whether returning to campus for Alumni Weekend or gathering at a local “Gould to You” event, alumni maintain the same sense of curiosity, character, and community that shaped their time here. Find updates, GAzette stories, and other ways to stay involved here, because for many, Gould will always be a meaningful part of who they are.

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Join Us for the Fourth Annual Gould Academy Golf Tournament

This July, the Gould community heads to Wentworth By The Sea Country Club — one of New England's most storied golf destinations, often called the "Pebble Beach of the East" — for our fourth annual Golf Tournament on July 20, 2026.

Golf registration includes lunch, 18 holes in a scramble format, and an after-golf reception with a BBQ dinner. Not a golfer? You can still be part of the day by attending the reception or purchasing a Gould golf raffle ticket. 

We'd love to see you there. Last day for team registration is July 3rd.

Learn more and Register today!

View photos from last year!

Gould alumni golfing at Wentworth by the Sea, in New Hampshire.

 

Alumni Weekend

September 25–27, 2026

We can't wait to welcome you home to Gould! Join us  for a weekend full of old friends, familiar places, and memories in the making.

This year we're especially excited to celebrate classes ending in 1s, 2s, 6s & 7s — but all alumni are welcome.

The weekend kicks off Friday evening with dinner and dancing under the tent, followed by a full day of events on Saturday including Alumni Assembly, Brunch, and the Parade of Classes. Saturday evening, classes head out for their own gatherings around Bethel. Sunday wraps up with a 5K Fun Run, Art & Mimosas in the gallery, and a Farewell Brunch.

Early Bird pricing is available through September 1 — save $10 on every registration option.

Register for Alumni Weekend

Alumni Awards

Questions? Contact us at alumni@gouldacademy.org or 207-824-7771.

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Alums gathering at a Gould To You event in NYC

Gould to You — Alumni Events

Past events have been held in New York City, Boston, Park City, Denver, Sunday River, Portland, and more — Do you live somewhere ideal for an event and are willing to help host a Gould To You? Send us a message, we'd love to connect!

Email the Alumni Office


 

ALUMNI WEEKEND — REIMAGINED 

Starting in 2026, Gould will move to a biennial reunion model, bringing multiple class years together for one unforgettable Alumni Weekend — every two years. This new format fosters stronger connections, bigger celebrations, and renewed Gould spirit across generations.  

READ MORE ABOUT THE NEW SCHEDULE

Thank you for attending Alumni Weekend, September 26-28, 2025

Huskies reconnected, reminisced, and celebrated at Alumni Weekend 2025! The weekend was filled with community dinners, class reunions, student performances, and time to explore campus in the fall. Thanks for joining us—we loved welcoming you home!

View photos from Alumni Weekend 2025

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ALUMNI STORIES

The GAzette is Gould’s alumni magazine that is published twice a year, and shares stories from campus and beyond, highlighting the remarkable work of Gould alumni in the world and keeping the community connected to life in Bethel.

Husky Tales is  a monthly email newsletter for alumni updates and happenings on campus and off. Check out some recent stories below!

Read The GAzette

Recent GAzette Features

Science Department Chair Ashley Smith working with Mallory Raymond ’27  in the Chemistry Lab

Why Are There Still So Few Women in STEM?

Gould may have the antidote. In her widely regarded 2013 New York Times essay, writer Eileen Pollack explored why so many talented women leave STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) pathways, even after excelling academically. Her conclusion was that the biggest barrier is not aptitude, but expectation. A lack of encouragement and mentorship driven by bias and outdated stereotypes shapes outcomes long before careers begin.

two engineering students take a rover for a test run at Sunday River

Following an intense student-led application and vetting process, the Gould Engineering Team has been accepted to compete in NASA’s Human Exploration Rover Challenge (HERC), an international competition that asks students to design, build, and operate a rover capable of navigating terrain inspired by planetary exploration.

The Gould Husky Alumni Network!
Connect with Other Huskies around the world.

Join the  Husky Network Today!

You are part of the Gould community! Help us to unlock the full potential of your community by becoming a member of the Gould Husky Alumni Network.

Joining the  network is a quick and easy process, and you can sign up using your LinkedIn or Facebook account, or with your personal email. Free, secure, and exclusively available to members of the Gould community.

Locate alumni all over the world, post job and internship openings, search for opportunities at companies where alumni are employed, reconnect with former classmates, mentor young alumni and students, and so much more.

Join Your Classmates Now!

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