Martin Luther Christian University Alumni Association
Established - 2019
Registered under the Meghalaya Societies Registration Act,XII of 1983
The Martin Luther Christian University Alumni Association, in short and hereafter known as, MLCUAA, was formed on July 4, 2019. The Alumni Association was formed to provide a common platform for the alumni of Martin Luther Christian University (MLCU) to reach out and connect to each other across various years, batches, branches, interest within North East India and beyond, as well as with the aim of soliciting alumni engagements to benefit the students and MLCU at large.
Vision
To develop dynamic Alumni for active partnerships between the alumni and with their ‘alma
mater’ for building a just and inclusive society at large for all round development by
augmenting human and tribal values.
Mission
Build and develop platforms and networking to bring about a strong and responsible bond
between the alumni, and the alumni with their ‘alma mater’ and promote actionable agendas
and programmes that contribute to realizing the overall vision, mission and objectives of
MLCU.
Patrons | Chancellor Pro-Chancellor Vice Chancellor Registrar |
Advisers | Students Affairs Officer Dean (Academic) |
President | Mr Zaman Eddie Tongper |
Vice-President | Mr Larry Kupar Marwein |
General Secretary | Mr Samran S. Syiem |
Asst. General Secretary | Mr Leander Nongkynrih |
Treasurer | Ms Weenalizia Lyngdoh Mawphlang |
Executive Members | Mr Banlamphrang Jyrwa & Mr Malcolm McDonald Marbaniang |
Immediate Former President | Ex-Officio Member |
Little Free Library
This ‘Little Free Library’ from the MLCU Alumni Association was received by Dr Iadonlang Tynsong, Addl. Registrar and Ms. Aliscacia M. Swett, Deputy Registrar, MLCU.
The main aim of the ‘Little Free Library’ initiative is to promote a culture of reading and sharing among students, faculty and staff.
This initiative will not require any designated in-charge personnel, it will rely on the integrity and responsibility of the students, faculty and staff themselves. They will have the freedom to take a book and are also encouraged to leave a book in return, thereby creating a sustainable cycle of sharing and learning.
What Our Alumni Say
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Photos from Alumni Meet-2019
