Dr. Michael Mould Gala

You are cordially invited to celebrate the accomplishments and legacy of Dr. Michael Mould during

A GALA HONORING
Dr. Michael Mould

Friday, April 22, 2022
Theatre in Brooks, Keystone College Campus
4:30 p.m. Cocktail Hour
6 p.m. Dinner

Jim Coles of WNEP will serve as the emcee of the Gala

Cocktail attire preferred

$125 per person
All proceeds benefit Keystone College Athletics

About Doc Mould

For over 50 years, Dr. Michael Mould has been synonymous with excellence in athletics at Keystone College. Dr. Mould served as a coach, professor and athletic director at the La Plume college beginning in the early 1960s and has earned respect and admiration from his former student-athletes and colleagues for his dedication, friendship, commitment to excellence, and most, importantly, always being there for anyone who needed him. Keystone will honor Dr. Mould at a special ceremony and reception on April 22 at 4:30 p.m. in the Theater at Brooks.

"Mike really represents the very best of Keystone College in so many ways," said Keystone President Tracy L. Brundage, Ph.D. "We are so fortunate to have him as an integral part of our college community."

Dr. Mould arrived of Keystone College (then Keystone Junior College) in 1962 following a year at Penn State University as a graduate assistant in physical education. A native of Springfield, Mass., Dr. Mould initiated Keystone's varsity soccer program and, within three years, the team competed in the NJCAA's national Final Four. At the time, Dr. Mould also coached basketball and baseball as well. The highlight of his tenure as a basketball coach was the 1962-63 team, which advanced to the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference championship game.

Mike would go on to serve as coach of the baseball team for 28 years, compiling a mark of 373-177-3 and leading the team to 11 NJCAA Eastern Regional tournament appearances.

During that stretch, his squads produced 34 NJCAA Region XIX all-Region selections and three NJCAA All-Americans.

In addition to coaching, Dr. Mould served as Keystone's Director of Physical Education and Athletics for 28 years until 1990. He then served as Athletic Director at Misericordia University until 2005 before returning to Keystone as a faculty member in sports management. At Misericordia, he received the NCAA Division III Athletic Director of the Year Award.

In addition, he received Keystone's prestigious Chamberlain Chair award in 1981. He has also served as the college's Chair of the Athletic Facilities Committee that oversaw the development of the Gamble Athletic Center, the Edmunds Softball Complex, and most recently, Keystone's new Field and Track Complex. He is also a member of Keystone's Sports Hall of Fame. Mike is married to the former Patricia Flynn and the couple has two adult children, Daniel and Megan.

"To me, being associated with Keystone for so many years has really been an honor. I'm so proud of the students I have taught in the classroom and coached in the gym and on field not only for their athletic accomplishments but for what they have gone on to achieve in their lives," Dr. Mould said. "I am truly honored and grateful to be receive this wonderful honor."

For more information call 570-945-8162 or e-mail: [email protected].