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Alumni Weekend ‘07 Takes Shape

Planning is in full swing for Alumni Weekend 2007, slated for October 18–21.

Planning is in full swing for Alumni Weekend 2007, slated for October 18–21. Highlights will include:

Milestone reunions for undergraduate class years that end in 2 and 7: 1962, 1967, 1972, 1977, 1982, 1987, 1992, 1997, and 2002. Receptions and dinners are planned for each class.

The Alumni Honors Banquet, a tribute to the accomplishments of four outstanding alumni. This year’s honorees are Ward Plummer ‘62, Shahzeb Jillani ‘94, Patrick Hibbard ‘52, and David LaFrance ‘86.

The fifth annual Tailgate Extravaganza, a family-friendly event with food grilled to order and beer provided by a local brewery.

And much more, including Alumni College lectures by faculty, musical entertainment, and a brunch with the Board of Alumni.

For information about registering or volunteering, click here, e-mail reunions@lclark.edu, or call 503-768-7950 (toll free 800-753-9292).

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