What to expect

The Office of Alumnae/i Relations & Annual Giving and the Alumnae/i Association will provide Reunion volunteers with information, resources, support, and reminders throughout the year.

Prior to Reunion

Mailing of save-the-date postcard to all reunion classes
Additional ideas and support from Jane Martin '74, P'11, National Reunion Chair, and Stacey Hurd '90, National Annual Fund Chair
Computer printouts and labels of classmates (in alpha or geographical order); class lists and e-addresses can also be sent electronically
Processing and postage costs of mailings. (See Appendix A for Timetable for Class Mailings)
Mailing of reunion invitation in March to all alumnae/i in reunion classes
Coordinating children's program with Children's Conference Care
Processing of all reunion registrations
Coordinating all residence hall, equipment needs and other facility logistics for your class
Assistance with new class officer recruitment and transitions

At Reunion

Commencement Reunion Volunteers (CRVs): student volunteers who provide assistance throughout the weekend, including driving golf carts, answering questions, running on-campus errands, etc.
Advance requests for equipment and facilities met
Reunion packets furnished at registration in Mary Lyon Hall
Alumnae/i Association-sponsored programs during the weekend
Child care program, sponsored by Children's Conference Care
Reunion Class Officers‚ meeting to review final and important weekend details
Guaranteed cheerleading section for your successful reunion

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