Reunion Committee
At Penn Medicine, we depend on alumni volunteers to help plan and execute successful class reunions. Whether it's your 5th or your 50th, your help behind the scenes is what makes the class reunion a memorable and meaningful event.
By volunteering for your reunion committee, you accept an important responsibility — to use your talents, knowledge and special skills to represent Penn Medicine to your classmates.
“I enjoyed serving on my reunion committee because it was a great opportunity to reconnect with classmates and was a valuable way for me to support the University, which has given so much to me.”
Gary Phillips, M’92 |
Reunion Committee Duties
As a valued member of your reunion committee, you will:
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Participate in committee meetings or conference calls
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Assist the committee chair in identifying volunteers and potential donors
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Make a personal gift or commitment to the reunion gift campaign
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Contact classmates to promote attendance at Medical Alumni Weekend and encourage class giving (depending on the size of the class and committee, each member is typically assigned to contact 10 to 15 classmates)
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Work in partnership with the Office of Alumni Development and Alumni Relations to coordinate the participation of your class
- Attend Medical Alumni Weekend festivities
