Young Alumni Ne Ultra
Ne Ultra. No Higher.
The Young Alumni Ne Ultra (YANU) Society recognizes young alums who go above and beyond to lead the way in young alum giving.
Young alum members of the Ne Ultra Society receive leadership giving recognition and special Davidson networking opportunities. YANU members’ gifts provide a transformative impact to the areas of campus meaningful to them.
Each year, YANU members are invited to an annual Ne Ultra gathering, where they have the opportunity to connect with fellow leaders in their fields and the Wildcat community.
Sliding Scale Qualification
To make leadership giving accessible, YANU membership scales based on how long you’ve been out of college. Giving society membership is based on annual support of the college in a given fiscal year.
This year (July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027), Young Alumni Ne Ultra gifts are celebrated at the following levels:
| Class Year | Annual Gift | Recurring Gift Breakdown |
| Class of 2026-2027 (First Year Out) | $100 | $8.34/month |
| Class of 2025 (2 years out) | $200 | $16.67/month |
| Class of 2024 (3 years out) | $300 | $25/month |
| Class of 2023 (4 years out) | $400 | $33.34/month |
| Class of 2022 (5 years out) | $500 | $42/month |
| Class of 2017-2021 (6-10 years out) | $1,000 | $83.34/month |
There are many ways to give – join YANU today!
Meet the YANU Chairs
The Young Alumni Ne Ultra Chairs work to increase education and marketing efforts among young alumni donors about leadership giving and philanthropy to Davidson.
Katherine Maultsby Harris ’18 is a Clinical Psychology Doctoral Candidate at George Mason University, completing her Psychology Residency at Denver Health Medical Center.
Trey Harris ’18 is completing a rotational training program with Eagle Rock Distributing Company in Denver, Colorado.
“We frequently reflect on the enriching opportunities, supportive mentorship and community, and rigorous education we were afforded during our time at Davidson. We are grateful for the opportunity to give at the leadership level and contribute to these experiences for current and future Wildcats.”
