For Class administration and business: officers, class dues, constitution, privacy policy.
69Cares
(A Proposal for a Class Initiative to Support Classmates and Families)
Mission: provide support to classmates and families at times of loss or crisis.
Goals:
By now, most of you have probably received the 'Save the Date' Fiftieth Reunion Mug and letter. How many of you have marked it on your calendar. (I have.) How many are planning to attend. (I am.)
As of today, the site contains two current listings of classmates no longer with us, one alphabetically and one chronologically. Each listing has the name and date of death for the classmate, and links to a page with (when available) pictures from the Green Book and Aegis, and an obituary.
How to access the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine online. (DAM)
The Dartmouth Alumni Magazine (DAM) is now available online, with both current and older editions! It makes great reading. If you want to provide an update for a future edition (keeing classmates informed about your current status and all those interesting activities that keep you busy) please let us know.
2016-2017: Directing Through Recreation, Education, Adventure and Mentoring (DREAM) $10,000 grant
Thisd is a placeholder for information about the Alumni Council
https://alumni.dartmouth.edu/serve/alumni-council
Contact info:
(603) 646-3929
Here is a schedule of events through Spring of 2019:
Sophomore year
Junior year
The 1969<->2019 Class Connections Program carries on a unique and special Dartmouth tradition pairing classes that are fifty years apart. Each incoming Freshman Class is connected to the alumni class that will celebrate its 50th Reunion on the same weekend that the undergraduate class has its graduation. The primary goals are to promote inter-class, inter-generational friendships and to strengthen the Dartmouth community through a series of shared events hosted by the alumni class.
Photos from the joint activities of the Class of 1969 and 2019 are in our SmugMug gallery.
Class of ’69 Launches its Class Connections Perspectives Program