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1. 1. UMass Amherst Alumni Association: About Us

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   Published on: 7/31/2008   Last Visited: 7/31/2008

   Harold Lane '60
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   Hal LaneHarold M. Lane, Jr. '60 is the interim principal for the Wachusett Regional High School.Previously, he served as executive director for the Alliance for Education and served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives, where he was chairman of the Joint Committee on Education, Arts & Humanities.Hal is active in the Wachusett Area Rotary Club, where he was a Paul Harris Fellow and served as past president.He is also involved with various youth sport leagues, the Jaycees, and serves on the Earth Day Committee for the Town of Holden.
   
   Hal graduated from UMass Amherst in 1960 with a Bachelor's degree in History and Education.As an undergraduate, he was president of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity and vice president of the Student Senate.
   
   Hal resides in Orleans, Massachusetts.He is a Life Member of the Alumni Association and the immediate past president of the Alumni Association Board.Hal chairs both the Grants Review Committee and the Honors and Awards Committee, and serves on the Volunteer Advocacy and Public Affairs Committee.

2. 2. UMass Amherst Alumni Association: About Your Alumni Association

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   Published on: 6/13/2007   Last Visited: 2/12/2008

   Board Members: Mary Custard, Marc Rossen, Bill Carroll, Ron Grasso, Joel Slovin, Hal Lane, Kathleen Mitchell, Ed Rubin, Mike Fiorentino, Bob Shaughnessey, Tom Campbell, Anna Symington, Kerry Mulcahy, Kim Sherman, Sara Cody, Jackie Govoni, David Hautanen, Ed Godek
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   Hal welcomed all those who attended the meeting, and thanked Keith, Katherine, and Bob for joining the group.
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   Hal noted that the UMass Amherst Alumni Association would like to be more collaborative going forward, but also wanted assurances that we would retain our autonomy as well.He also noted that President Wilson has stated in the past that alums would give to their school first and their campus second, but were not inclined to give to the system.He asked how President Wilson's office plans to proceed, balancing collaboration with autonomy.
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   Hal also noted his concern that, since fundraising power is centralized in the Boston area, it becomes even more important to have protections that maintain autonomy, and for the Amherst campus to play a large role in discussions of organization and collaboration.
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   Hal noted that the Alumni Association is very concerned about the UMass Amherst alumni database and having full and speedy access to it, and asked if our access would change under their plan.
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   Hal thanked Keith, Katherine, and Bob for attending the meeting, and thought that it was the beginning to a collaborative journey.

3. 3. www.umassalumni.com

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   Published on: 11/11/2007   Last Visited: 2/12/2008

   Hal Lane '60 PresidentUMass Amherst Alumni Association