VOLUNTEERING


MIT and the Association derive tremendous benefi t from volunteer partnerships. In FY11, more than 11,000 individuals volunteered for MIT and the Association, including 1,206 non-alumni.


Meet the Best of the Best: 2011 MIT Alumni Association Award Winners


BRONZE BEAVER AWARD


Highest honor the Association can bestow upon any alumni volunteer


Robert B. Millard ’72 Robert B. Millard ’72


Millard’s commitment and service to MIT over the past 25 years is impres- sive in its depth and breadth. He has served in all facets of the Institute’s leadership, from alumni relations to fi nance and governance. He has engaged broadly with MIT’s academic core and priorities, from the Council for the Arts to the School of Science to the MIT Energy Initiative and the MIT Investment Management Company. Millard, who is managing partner of the New York-based hedge fund, Realm Partners LLC, has also been a longtime participant in Alumni Association activities, including leadership roles for his 25th 40th


, 35th , and reunions, as well as involvement


with the MIT Club of New York. Marjorie M. T. Yang ’74


Marjorie M. T. Yang ’74


Among MIT’s most infl uential alumni in Asia, Yang has become the cornerstone of the emerging MIT Greater China Initiative. She is chair of the Hong Kong-based global textile manufacturer Esquel Group, and her advocacy has strategically connected MIT with infl uential lead- ers in government, industry, and


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