of attendance. The association changed after the war. "All alumnae joining after 1918 were necessarily our high school graduates even though they may have attained degrees elsewhere." The alumnae association split into the High School Alumnae and College Alumnae around 1955. Today the Mount Saint Agnes College Alumnae Association works closely with the Loyola Office of Alumni Relations in order to plan events and promote lectures. The most noted alumna of Mount Saint Agnes is United States Senator Barbara Mikulski (D-MD). Mathematician Harry Bateman was a Mount Saint Agnes faculty member while he was at Johns Hopkins University. Merger with Loyola College MSA started a student exchange program with Loyola College in the early 1960s. The program was successful but only lasted a few years. "By the late sixties, Sister Mary Cleophas and Father Joseph A. Sellinger realized that the three-way merger they had envisioned – as the Catholic College of Baltimore – (the third member of which would have been the College of Notre Dame of Maryland [NDM]) was not going to come to fruition." This was because "the NDM faculty was composed of all SSNDs (School Sisters of Notre Dame) and the college had not yet felt the financial exigency that Loyola and Mount Saint Agnes had, both of which had already a very significant number of lay faculty." It was “announced during the Fall of 1970, the final pre-merger year.” See also List of current and historical women's universities and colleges References External links Mount Saint Agnes Alumnae Association Defunct private universities and colleges in Maryland Defunct Catholic universities and colleges in the United States Loyola University Maryland Embedded educational institutions Educational institutions established in 1890 Former women's universities and colleges in Maryland 1890 establishments in Maryland Catholic universities and colleges in Maryland Mount Washington, Baltimore Sisters of Mercy colleges and universities