Momo Alexander, a double major in political science and gender, sexuality, and women’s studies in the University of Vermont College of Arts and Sciences, has been named recipient of UVM’s Class of 1967 Award, which recognizes students who demonstrate outstanding leadership, service, and community engagement.

Throughout their time at UVM, Alexander has emerged as a thoughtful and committed leader dedicated to advocacy, equity, and creating accessible resources for marginalized communities. Their academic interests sit at the intersection of law, justice, and public service, shaping a record of involvement that reflects both intellectual growth and sustained leadership.

Alexander currently serves as president of Women in Law and vice president of the Black Student Union, roles in which they have worked to foster inclusive spaces, expand access to professional and leadership resources, and uplift diverse student voices. Through Women in Law, Alexander has supported peers navigating legal career paths by coordinating programming, sharing resources, and building a strong sense of community. In the Black Student Union, they have helped organize major campus events, including the annual fashion show celebrating Black artistry and excellence.

Beyond student organizations, Alexander has played an integral role in supporting student success at UVM. As an Orientation Team Leader, they helped welcome new students and ease their transition to campus life. They continue this work as a Student Ambassador for Retention and Success in the College of Arts and Sciences, building connections across disciplines and helping students feel a sense of belonging within a large academic community.

Alexander also works as a senior student technician on UVM’s Tech Team, where they provide technical support to campus community members while mentoring newer technicians and helping create an inclusive work environment.

Through intentional, service‑oriented leadership rooted in empathy and collaboration, Alexander exemplifies the values of the Class of 1967 Award and is leaving a lasting impact on the UVM community.