Egon Matijevic hosts "Egon's Wine Tasting Party", a popular reunion event for Clarkson Alumni held in the Adirondack Lodge.

Reunion Giving
Reunion is a Clarkson tradition for celebrating achievements as alumni reconnect to the campus, gather with friends and strengthen their pride in Clarkson. Part of the traditional celebration is a special Reunion Class Gift effort designed to mark achievements and affirm belief in the value of a Clarkson education. Make your reunion gift online.

Gifts made through a Class Reunion effort help students achieve their passion for a solid education through Clarkson and keep the University highly competitive and nationally recognized. Because many alumni increase their personal giving during a Reunion year, total gifts from Reunion classes make a significant difference for all Clarkson students.

Reunion Giving Awards are an opportunity for alumni to show their school spirit and win recognition for their class. Each year during the alumni awards presentation, Clarkson recognizes classes with the:

• Greatest amount of participation for the class gift;
• Most dollars raised;
• Most new Roundtable members; and
• Greatest increase in giving over the previous fund year.

Volunteers are the heart of the Reunion Giving Program. A record Reunion Class Gift is a direct result of the outstanding efforts of the Class Reunion Chairs and Class Partners. When alumni connect one-on-one with classmates, reunion giving is rewarding and productive.

During the weekend of July 10-13, 2008 The following classes will celebrate a class Reunion on campus; 1953, 1958, 1963, 1968, 1973, 1978, 1983, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003. Make a gift in honor of your class reunion, or for the latest Reunion information, including a listing of volunteers working to make Reunion 2007 one to remember, visit your class pages. How much has your class given to the Clarkson Fund in celebration of your reunion year?

Volunteer in your class effort or e-mail Ashley Cooley, associate director Clarkson Fund, for more information.