The Office of Alumni Relations
– Alice Spencer Geddes Lloyd
YOU are those leaders. At Alice Lloyd College, we value our alumni, because they are fulfilling the dream of our founder by providing the leadership that Appalachia needs today. Our graduates are special people who have committed themselves to lives of service and are using their many talents to create a better tomorrow. Whether you are an entrepreneur, doctor, engineer, lawyer, or teacher, you are working every day to make the changes this region needs to build as storied a future as we have a past.
Alice Lloyd was wise to see that the Appalachian people were responsible for their own destiny, and this remains true today. Mindful of our heritage and determined in our present journey, we are hopeful for what is yet to come due to the fact that we are sending out the solutions this region needs one Appalachian student at a time. Our college community is like a close-knit Appalachian family, and our desire is to stay in touch with all of the people who began their life’s purpose on the banks of Caney Creek. You are important, you are making a difference, and your story is our story!
Alumni News
Alice Lloyd College Hosts Annual Spring Alumni Banquet
On Friday, April 11th, Alice Lloyd College held its annual Spring Alumni Banquet at the Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg, Kentucky. The evening celebrated tradition, community, and the lasting impact of the College’s mission. Mrs. Alicia Dawson, Class of 1990,...
Alice Lloyd College Hosts Twenty-Sixth Annual Alumna and Alumnus of the Year Banquet
On Friday, September 20th, Alice Lloyd College hosted the Twenty-Sixth Annual Alumna and Alumnus of the Year Banquet. This year, ALC honored Class of 1985 graduates Alumna Kathy Ellen Stumbo and Alumnus Dr. Anthony Clark Stumbo.
ALC Mourns the Loss of Dr. Lowell D. “Little Doc” Martin
Alice Lloyd College is saddened to announce the passing of Dr. Lowell Dean Martin, known affectionately as “Little Doc.” Dr. Martin passed away on January 8, 2024, at the age of 90 in Atlanta, GA. He fulfilled a lifetime of service according to The Purpose Road Philosophy, as he selflessly served East Kentucky for 47 years in the medical profession.
Alumni Spotlight
James Austin Bradley: On the Border of Kentucky and Virginia
I have always loved mountains! For as long as I can remember, I have loved gazing up at them, walking in them, and imagining the secrets that must lie concealed within their folds.