Alumni Weekend, 2018

ALUMNI June 7-11, 2018

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Dear Bearcat,

We can’t wait to see you in June! The Alumni Board of Directors and I are delighted to invite you back to your alma mater for an engaging weekend. A move to June for Alumni Reunion Weekend presents expanded opportunities to focus on reconnecting with friends and classmates, living organizations, current students, faculty and the campus.

You may also lodge on campus (details inside)!

The weekend kicks off Thursday with a Winemaker’s Dinner, Friday presents a VIP Willamette Valley wine tour, a Greek life reception and update, a lecture about Russia, a Waller Hall archival exhibit and more. Friday evening includes the Bearcat Happy Hour and concludes with the Alumni Awards dinner and presentation.

Adam DuVander ‘01 President, Alumni Board of Directors

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The weekend celebrates your Willamette connections and your rich life experiences since you walked across the commencement stage.”

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Saturday is filled with various events showcasing Willamette’s amazing programs and people. Hear a Willamette update by President Steve Thorsett. Learn about a professor’s trip to prison and meet many of our Oregon Professors of the Year during a panel discussion.

Enjoy Saturday evening’s all-class reception and stay late for the Winning Hand Casino celebration and dance.

These joyous events present an opportunity to connect with Willamette friends, relive college memories and get a firsthand look at what is happening on campus today. The weekend celebrates your Willamette connections and your rich life experiences since you walked across the commencement stage. I look forward to seeing you this June!

Go Bearcats!

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Alumni Reunion Weekend 2018 - Activities Thursday, June 7 Schedule subject to change. Complete list of locations will be provided in final program available at check-in.

4 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.

Delta Gamma Reception Come celebrate and tour the Delta Gamma house at a wine and cheese reception.

5:30 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Winemaker’s Dinner

Enjoy a six-course dinner prepared by Bon Appetit’s executive chef, Andre Uribe, featuring local Northwest flavors paired with wines from alumni vintners.

Space is limited — register today!

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1 p.m. – 2 p.m.

Campus Walking Tour

Schedule subject to change. Complete list of locations will be provided in final program available at check-in.

Visit familiar spots and see the many new and exciting spaces on campus during a tour led by an Office of Admission student tour guide.

11 a.m. – Noon Martha Springer Garden Tour Tour Willamette’s “secret” garden! The one-acre site is divided into 12 smaller gardens, an alpine rock garden and various theme borders.

Noon – 4:30 p.m.

VIP Willamette Valley Wine Tour

Celebrating its 20th year, Oregon’s third largest art museum celebrates the creativity of the human spirit as reflected in the art of different cultures, places and times.

Space is limited — register today!

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Museums, Memory and Imagination

Sarah Bishop, Associate Professor of Russian

Take a leisurely stroll downtown, where the food scene has blossomed in recent years, for lunch at one of Salem’s many outstanding eateries.

By many accounts, Russian-American relations are at their lowest point since the end of the Cold War. Russia’s annexation of Crimea and its interference in the U.S. presidential elections have resulted in economic sanctions and growing distrust.

A panel discussion will consider the Russian government’s motivations and the attitudes of “everyday” Russians toward the U.S. today.

Roger Hull, Professor Emeritus of Art History and Senior Faculty Curator, Hallie Ford Museum of Art Professor Roger Hull will speculate on the role that art museums have played in his professional and imaginative life for the past 50 years. From the Art Institute of Chicago, which he visited frequently as a graduate student, to the great museums in New York and Washington, D.C., to the institutions in Europe and especially Italy, where he and the late Professor Adele Birnbaum conducted their Florence Program, museums of art have ALUMNI WEEKEND JUNE 7–11 , 2018

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Enjoy the stunning wine country adjacent to Salem with visits to three wineries in Eola-Amity Hills. Chartered bus transportation and box lunch provided from campus.

1 p.m. – 2 p.m.

What Does Russia Want?

Noon – 2 p.m.

Rediscover Salem Lunch

2 p.m. – 3 p.m.

Hallie Ford Museum of Art Tour

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fascinated Hull and enriched his life. In the 1990s, he envisioned and helped establish Willamette’s own Hallie Ford Museum of Art.

3 p.m. – 4 p.m.

Greek Life Reception Join alumni, current students and staff. This casual gathering will provide an update on how Willamette is supporting Greek life on campus and give you a chance to reconnect with Greek brothers and sisters, classmates and friends.

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Hallie Ford Museum Tour with Professor Hull

Roger Hull, Professor Emeritus of Art History and Senior Faculty Curator, Hallie Ford Museum of Art Enjoy a tour lead by Professor Hull following his lecture “Museums, Memory and Imagination.”

4 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Math Department Gathering Join mathematics alumni and current and emeritus faculty to celebrate Associate Professor Mark Janeba as he enters retirement. Food and refreshments will be served.

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4 p.m. – 5 p.m.

Waller Hall Archival Exhibit Enjoy dessert in the president’s office while you view a historical exhibit celebrating Waller Hall’s 151 years.

4 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Biology Department Reunion and Reception

Join current and emeriti faculty Barbara Stebbins-Boaz, Scott Hawk, Gary Tallman and Grant Thorsett to celebrate biology then and now. Featured alumni guests will speak about their careers in a panel discussion followed by a reception.

4 p.m. – 6 p.m.

Class of 1968 Happy Hour at The Ram (formerly Walt’s) Reunite with classmates to kick off the 50th Reunion festivities at the old stomping grounds.

5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m.

Bearcat Happy Hour Connect with your classmates and other alumni at the Bearcat Happy Hour, an event filled with fabulous fare, beer and wine. Also meet members of the Alumni Board of Directors.

7 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Alumni Awards Presentation and Dinner Join a dinner to honor alumni receiving the Sparks Medallion, Distinguished Alumni Citation and the Young Alumni Leadership Award for 2018. See page 12 for awardees.

9 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Class of 1968 Hospitality Suite Relax and unwind at the Grand Hotel with classmates.

Saturday, June 9 Schedule subject to change. Complete list of locations will be provided in final program available at check-in.

Visit familiar spots and see the many new and exciting spaces on campus during a tour led by an Office of Admission student tour guide.

9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.

Student & Faculty Collaborative Research Presentations

11 a.m. – Noon Hallie Ford Museum of Art Tour

Learn about the kinds of collaborative research that results when our awardwinning faculty members team up with our incredibly talented students. Presentations will include research projects in the sciences and humanities.

Delta Gamma sisters gather to share a meal and celebrate time spent in this much-loved space.

10:30 a.m. – Noon Conversation and Reception with President Steve Thorsett

Join Willamette’s 25th president, Steve Thorsett, for a conversation about the current and future state of the university.

The conversation will be followed by a reception.

10:30 a.m. – 11 a.m.

All-Class Memorial Service Gather for an informal time of remembrance to pay respects to members of our community who have passed on, with a special tribute to those in a reunion year.

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.

All-Class Lunch A throwback celebration awaits you.

Enjoy a selection of tasty salad and entree options, including modern takes on some of those famed dishes from over the years in a no-host, all-you-careto-eat style buffet with a festive setting.

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9 a.m. – 11 a.m.

Delta Gamma Brunch

Celebrating its 20th year, Oregon’s third largest art museum celebrates the creativity of the human spirit as reflected in the art of different cultures, places and times.

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11 a.m. – Noon Campus Walking Tour

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1:30 p.m. – 4 p.m.

Zena Forest Tour

2 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Campus Golf and Ultimate Frisbee

Take a guided tour of 305 acres of ecologically diverse and historically significant land owned by Willamette and managed by WU’s Sustainability Institute.

For many years, students have taken part in a round of campus (tennis ball) golf or tossed around the frisbee. Join your classmates and fellow Bearcats in a round of campus golf or come participate in some ultimate frisbee. Sponsored by Campus Recreation.

Space is limited — register today!

1:30 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

What I Learned in Prison

Melissa Buis Michaux, Associate Professor of Politics Professor Melissa Buis Michaux went to prison because she wanted to teach a class on mass incarceration and thought she should have firsthand knowledge. What she found there changed her thoughts not only about criminal justice and prison policy, but also about the fundamentals of teaching and learning, and the nature of the human condition itself. It is not that everything Michaux knew about prison was wrong. Instead, she says, “My knowledge of human possibility was just so limited.”

Join Professor Michaux for a thoughtful conversation about what she learned in prison.

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The Saturday Night Experience Advance registration required

2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m.

Panel: Oregon Professors of the Year

Join Carol Long, senior vice president for academic and student affairs, and a group of Willamette’s own Oregon Professors of the Year as they explore how they chose their profession, their teaching philosophies, and changes in both teaching and students over their careers. Panel participants include Suresht Bald, Sammy Basu and Roger Hull.

3:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.

A Personal and Statistical Look at Inequality and the United States

No More Drink Tickets!

Join Professor Beaton for a discussion about the American economy’s growth of wealth and income inequality over the last several decades.

Food and beverages (adult and otherwise) provided for meal events.

Dr. Charles “Russ” Beaton ‘60, Professor Emeritus of Economics and 2018 Sparks Medallion recipient.

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The evening’s celebration begins with a glass of wine, beer or other beverage, hors d’oeuvres and time to mingle with fellow Bearcats. Individual reunion class photos will be taken — be on time so you don’t miss your photo!

’68 VIP Experience!

5:30 p.m.

Class of 1968 50th Reunion Class Photo

7 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Reunion Dinners

Join your classmates in capturing this special milestone!

6 p.m. – 7 p.m.

Class of 1968 50th Reunion Reception 8:30 p.m. – Midnight Winning Hand Casino Night Celebration & Dance

Keep the good times rolling under the Bearcat tent! Continue to catch up with friends and enjoy music, dancing, fun photo opportunities, gaming tables, vintage arcade games and prizes. Beer, wine, soft drinks and late-night snacks will be served.

Reunite with your classmates at this special VIP reception. Start your evening with a glass of wine, beer or other beverage, hors d’oeuvres and time to mingle.

7 p.m. – 9 p.m.

Class of 1968 50th Reunion Dinner and Program Catch up with classmates and enjoy great food and a special program highlighting class stories and achievements, all planned by your class reunion committee.

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Catch up with classmates and enjoy great food and special programs that highlight your class stories and achievements, all planned by your reunion committee.

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5 p.m. – 7 p.m.

All-Class Social and Class Photo

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Sunday, June 10 Celebrating the 50th Reunion and Half Century Club 10:00 a.m. – Noon Half Century Club Brunch and Class of 1968 Welcome Celebrate members of the Half Century Club and honor the Class of 1968 during a served brunch. Club members will welcome the Class of 1968 as they present themselves for induction into club ranks.

Then, visit with President Steve Thorsett and Carol Long, senior vice president for academic and student affairs, to learn how Willamette operates today. This is an event you don’t want to miss.

12:30 p.m. – 2 p.m.

The Evolution of Willamette’s Architectural and Natural Landscape

While the faces have changed over the years, the spirit of tradition and fun continues for the Half Century Club.

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Curious to know how Willamette’s campus evolved from a single building in a field to the beautiful setting we appreciate today?

Come hear public historian Dr. William F. Willingham ’66 as he shares information gathered while researching Willamette’s architectural and natural landscape for his forthcoming book on the subject.

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2 p.m. – 3 p.m.

Walking Tour: Willamette’s Architectural History Enjoy a campus tour highlighting Willamette’s architecture led by Dr. William F. Willingham ’66.

FORE Willamette Noon Illahee Hills Country Club Join your fellow Bearcats for a fun day of golf in celebration of Willamette Athletics, including prizes, spectacular raffle items and extraordinary food.

We are excited to bring the longstanding tradition of FORE Willamette back home to Salem and Illahe Hills Country Club this year. This event offers the opportunity to catch up with friends, meet new ones and have a great time celebrating Bearcat Athletics.

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2018 Alumni Award Honorees The 2018 Alumni Award honorees will be presented on Friday evening of Alumni Reunion Weekend.

LESTLE J. SPARKS MEDALLION The Sparks Medallion recognizes graduates whose lifetime loyalty and service to Willamette reflect the ideals of one of the university’s most devoted alumni, Lestle J. Sparks, Class of 1919.

Russ Beaton ‘60 Willamette has been part of Russ Beaton’s life since he arrived from Hood River Valley in 1956. After completing a Ph.D. in economics at Claremont Graduate School, he taught in California and Vancouver, B.C., before 12

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returning to Salem. He spent 33 years in the economics department at Willamette and served on the original planning committee for the Atkinson Graduate School of Management.

During more than three decades, Beaton taught 22 different courses, including several he originated. He team-taught in interdisciplinary courses with 14 different faculty members. When Willamette created the position of faculty mentor, he was elected by his faculty peers to serve as the first mentor.

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI CITATION The Distinguished Alumni Citation recognizes Willamette graduates who, in professional achievement and service to their communities, represent the university in an exemplary manner by embodying its highest ideals as exemplified in its motto “Not Unto Ourselves Alone Are We Born.”

Beaton has co-authored three books about sustainable development and is completing a fourth, with his brother Dave ‘63, to be titled “Localism: The Economics of Peace.”

Join Beaton back in the classroom for “A Statistical and Personal Look at Inequality” on Saturday. See page 8 for more information.

Mark Hanken ’93 Mark Hanken has spent his career striving to improve lives and change perspectives

As senior vice president of sports for Special Olympics Oregon, Hanken is recognized within the global movement for his leadership, passion, knowledge and innovation.

Ashley Holmer ‘02 Ashley Holmer is founding executive director of Red Sweater Project, a nonprofit that provides educational opportunities for rural Tanzanian students, and CEO at Red Rhino Tours. Holmer’s international development and business models emphasize community investment, local

leadership and sustainability.

After earning her Willamette degree in psychology, Holmer moved to Tanzania to work as an English teacher and soccer coach in a Maasai village. Over the next 13 years, she opened two secondary schools in rural areas of the country, enrolling over 400 students.

Fluent in the local language of Swahili, Holmer continues to live part-time among the Maasai. Red Sweater Project has become a model for other development programs seeking to create partnerships that honor tradition and local leadership and encourage sustainability. As an alumna, Holmer served as the chapter advisor of her philanthropic sorority, Alpha Chi Omega, and she has been inducted into Willamette’s Athletic Hall of Fame for women’s soccer.

Daniel P. Santos JD ’86 Daniel “Danny” Santos, who recently retired as associate dean at Willamette College of Law, also spent 24 years serving four Oregon governors as legal counsel and policy advisor.

Raised in California, Santos spent summers working in the fields of the Imperial and San Joaquin Valleys. Before law school, he worked in migrant education, helping migrant children and families. During law school at Willamette he worked for Legal Aid, then continued a career of servant leadership, helping governors, Oregonians and students on ALUMNI WEEKEND JUNE 7–11 , 2018

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He started working for Special Olympics 20 years ago in Texas, managing large statewide multi-sport competitions and games. In 2003, Mark returned to the Pacific Northwest to help grow the Oregon program significantly over the past 15 years. He collaborates with staff and thousands of volunteers to provide yearround training and competition opportunities to more than 12,000 children and adults with intellectual disabilities.

He has also traveled the world to educate colleagues, chair committees and organize events.

Since graduation, Hanken has stayed connected to Willamette. He was an assistant men’s and women’s soccer coach in 1996 and served on the Alumni Association Board of Directors from 2007-2013.

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Santos continues his commitment to social justice, education and the arts through his service on numerous boards.

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of issues including education, social justice, tribal sovereignty, and agricultural labor issues.

Santos has also served as a supervisor and mentor to hundreds of students, interns and law clerks.

Recognition for his work includes a Willamette law scholarship named in his honor; the Paul J. De Muniz Professionalism Award (Oregon Hispanic Bar Association); the Judge Mercedes Deiz Award (Oregon Women Lawyers); the Literacy Trailblazer Award (Mid-Valley Literacy Center); Keeping the Dream Alive – Lifetime Achievement Award (World Arts Foundation); and the Southern Oregon University Distinguished Alumnus Award.

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Jon Steiner ’63 Jon Steiner is a retired educator, humanitarian, photographer and adventure traveler.

Steiner’s B.A. in French from Willamette University included a year of study at the Sorbonne.

He earned an M.A. in French literature from the University of Kansas, and was granted a Fulbright Exchange to Morocco.

Throughout his 40 years of teaching, Steiner instilled a sense of appreciation for other cultures in his students both in the classroom and through numerous homestay exchanges in France. He founded Echanges France Amerique du Nord in order to facilitate travel and exchanges for his colleagues nationwide.

Steiner served as advisor to the Willamette chapter of Beta Theta Pi for many years and was named director of volunteer development at the fraternity’s administrative office in Ohio.

In retirement, backpacking and backroad travel around the world led Steiner to lifechanging encounters and humanitarian opportunities.

Meeting impoverished students with seemingly impossible dreams, he acted to help them realize their potential.

When his personal resources were insufficient, he formed a nonprofit, Water and Education Care International. In addition

to supporting secondary and university students, WE Care now plans community water projects in western Kenya, where drought and contaminated water often lead to outbreaks of cholera and typhoid.

Kara and Brandon met at Willamette through their community of friends, love for the outdoors, and work as resident assistants.

Immediately after Willamette

In 2010, they returned to Seattle and were married.

Brandon is a video producer for All of Kidz, a company that creates educational theater performances for elementary school students nationwide. To deliver more socially conscious educational programs, he often introduces topics of race and gender for deeper critical reflection.

Kara serves as director of community engagement at the University of Washington Bothell, leading the institution to more proficiently educate students, engage faculty and deepen community impact through community-based learning and research. Kara rigorously engages in her development as a leader and

strives to develop leadership in others.

Ardent fans of the Northwest, Brandon and Kara appreciate deep friendships with other Willamette alums in the area.

They credit Willamette friends, faculty, staff and community for having helped shape their lives and outlook.

Colby R. Takeda ’11 In 2015, Colby Takeda became one of the nation’s youngest administrators when he opened The Plaza at Waikiki, an assisted living community in Honolulu, Hawaii. He has

since become a champion for intergenerational relationships.

Takeda co-authored “It’s Just Aging,” which received the Book Award for Best Children’s Literature on Aging, and is an Argentum Senior Living Leader Under 40 and a Pacific Business News 40 Under 40 awardee.

Following his exercise science studies at Willamette, Takeda received an M.B.A. from the University of Hawaii, and is currently a Master of Public Health candidate at the University of California, Berkeley. Takeda is chairman for the nonprofit Kaho‘omiki and also serves on the board of directors for the Hawaii Public Health Association and the Better Business Bureau of the Northwest and Pacific.

Proud of his Willamette education, Takeda continues to volunteer as an alumni and admissions representative.

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Brandon ’08 and Kara ’08 Adams

they entered a year of service with Lutheran Volunteer Corps, where Brandon taught video production as a tool for social change in Chicago and Kara worked in refugee resettlement in Minneapolis.

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YOUNG ALUMNI LEADERSHIP AWARD The Young Alumni Leadership Award recognizes graduates from the past 10 years for outstanding leadership in their vocation, community service and service to the university.

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Advance registration required

Online Registration:

To Register by Mail:

DEADLINE: MAY 25

Willamette University Office of Alumni Engagement 900 State Street Salem, Oregon 97301

Register online by visiting: alumni.willamette.edu/arw

Complete the enclosed form and mail to:

Registrations received after May 25 will incur an additional charge of $30.

We cannot guarantee Thursday, Friday or Saturday evening event reservations received after May 25.

CCheck-In Hours and Location Thursday

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Saturday

Sunday

3 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Putnam University Center, first floor

8:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Putnam University Center, first floor

8:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Putnam University Center, first floor

9 a.m. – Noon Putnam University Center, first floor

8:30 p.m. – Midnight Bearcat Tent, Jackson Plaza

Refund Policy: Cancellations will be accepted with full refunds, minus a $15 non-refundable cancellation fee, until May 29. No refunds will be offered after May 29.

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ALUMNI WEEKEND SEPTEMBER 15–17, 2017

On-Campus Lodging With this fun and affordable option, alumni are welcome to stay in the residence halls or sorority houses during Alumni Reunion Weekend. Rooms will be available starting at 3 p.m. on Thursday, June 7. Each room will be outfitted with single bed(s), sheets, pillow, blanket and towels. Please bring your own toiletries. You may pick up your key only during the check-in hours listed below. Reservations and payment for rooms should be made as part of your registration process (online or via the enclosed form).

Live on campus during Alumni Reunion Weekend.

Local hotels The Grand Hotel Downtown Salem

Best Western Plus Mill Creek Inn

201 Liberty Street SE Salem, OR 97301 503-540-7800

3125 Ryan Drive SE Salem, OR 97301 1-800-780-7234

Special Alumni Reunion Weekend rate: $149/night, plus tax

Special Alumni Reunion Weekend rate: $130/night, plus tax

Rate includes breakfast, wi-fi access and free parking.

Rate includes breakfast, wi-fi access and free parking.

Group code: Willamette Reunion

Group code: Willamette Alumni

Rate offered through May 8, 2018

Rate offered through May 8, 2018

Campus Lodging Check-in Thursday

Friday & Saturday

3 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Putnam University Center, first floor

8:30 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.

Putnam University Center, first floor

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Space is limited, so act fast! Rooms are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Classes and generations will be paired together, if possible. If you plan to arrive after check-in hours, please contact the Office of Alumni Engagement at 503-375-5304 or alumni@willamette.edu before May 31.

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Reuniting While Giving Back As you join your classmates to mark a post-collegiate milestone, we hope you will be inspired to support the Willamette Annual Fund.

Your gift to the annual fund will support the areas of greatest need, including scholarship support. While a student, you enjoyed an experience provided, in part, by those who came before you. Now, we ask you, as an alum, to continue the tradition of giving back by providing todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s scholars access to an exceptional Willamette education.

Another wonderful way to honor your reunion milestone and form a lasting legacy is through the creation of a bequest, annuity or trust. If you have already included Willamette in your estate plans, please let us know so that we may welcome you as a member of the R.A. Booth Society.

Invest in Willamette students by making your gift today! willamette.edu/go/give 503-370-6965

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Please keep in mind that activities are specifically planned for adults and that childcare will not be available on campus. Children under 18 must be escorted and supervised at all times by a parent, legal guardian or other authorized adult. It is the responsibility of the parent, legal guardian or other authorized adult to make appropriate off-campus arrangements if children cannot be accompanied at all times while on campus. We hope families will consider joining us for Willamette Family Weekend and Homecoming for an all-ages weekend in October.

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DISCLAIMERS: This Willamette University event is being photographed, video recorded or both. By attending, you consent to this recording and authorize Willamette University and its employees and agents to use your name, photograph, voice or other likeness for purposes related to the universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s mission, including but not limited to marketing, publicity, website and other social, print, electronic and broadcast media. For questions or concerns, please contact alumni@willamette.edu.

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