Committee on Reunions

The long and proud tradition of Princeton Reunions goes back to the 18th century. We volunteer to give support to classes in planning and running a reunion and act as liaisons between classes and the University. We work closely with the Alumni Association Staff to clarify operating requirements and procedures, as well as to monitor and evaluate policies and guidelines.

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Alumni at Reunions

Reunions weekend attracts nearly 20,000 alumni, family and friends for walks, talks, community service projects, Alumni-Faculty Forums, picnics, parties, concerts, dancing, meeting old friends, making new ones and, of course, marching in the One and Only P-rade!

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P-rade Marshals

P-rade Marshals

Princeton alumni who serve as P-rade Marshals have a long history of coming back and giving back to Old Nassau. The Marshals are dedicated volunteers who keep the P-rade running and making sure that everyone has a wonderful experience. If you are a Princeton alum interested in serving as a P-rade Marshal, please contact Heather Butts '94, P-rade Grand Marshal, for more details.

Take It or Leave It Tent at Reunions

Reunions Take it or Leave it Tent

The "Take it or Leave It" tent will be available for perusing the array of orange and black items any time from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Thursday through Saturday of Reunions.

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Reunions History

Historical photo from Reunions

No other institution welcomes all of its alumni and their families back for reunions on a yearly basis with the style and fanfare that is uniquely Princeton.

Reunions History

 

Committee Leadership

Jackie Foster '09, Chair

Liz Irwin ’04, Vice Chair

Members

Heather Butts '94, P-rade Grand Marshal

Jim Bailey '88

Shari Bloom Stout '87

Dave Bocian '92

Anne Capra '76

Soojeong Chi '13

Jane Farrington *13

Nancy Teaff '73

Jeff Vinikoor '03

Kimberly Collins, Staff Liaison

Mibs Southerland K26, Staff Liaison