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Oxford Alumni Reunion Weekend
April 26-28
The Oxford Classes of 1954, 1959, 1964, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, and 2014 will celebrate their reunions during Oxford Alumni Weekend.
Golden Eagles (all classes 1968 and prior) will also celebrate reunions.
Enjoy browsing our online yearbooks to remind you about your Oxford experience.
Oxford Class of 1969 50th Reunion
May 10-11
The Oxford Class of 1969 will celebrate their 50th reunion during Oxford Commencement Weekend.
Corpus Cordis Aureum
Members from the Class of 1969 are also invited to join Corpus Cordis Aureum, a special group comprised of alumni who graduated from Emory 50 or more years ago. At the induction ceremony during Emory Commencement Weekend, the Class of 1969 will be presented with specially commissioned medallions. Inductees can then participate in the Commencement procession and will be recognized during the ceremony.
Stay Connected with Classmates
Have you fallen out of touch with a friend? The Emory alumni directory helps alumni search for old friends, former classmates, and other alumni around the world. If you haven't already, find out how you can register for the Emory Online Community. A current email address is required. And while you're there, please remember to update your contact information so your friends can get in touch.
Join the class Facebook page at Oxford College of Emory University Class of 1969 to stay connected to others in the class of ’69.
Giving in honor of your 50-Year Reunion
Your 50-year reunion is not only a chance to celebrate lifelong friendships, recognize the accomplishments of classmates, and commemorate an important milestone in your life with Emory, but also marks an occasion to give back to your alma mater and support current and future generations of talented Emory students. Our alumni take the lead in philanthropy, supporting amazing students, brilliant faculty, and incredible research and programs. We hope you'll continue this tradition and consider making a celebratory gift in honor of your 50-year reunion to an area of Emory personally meaningful to you.
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