Essentials for Reunion Classes
Class Contacts
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Theresa Kidd
Interim Director for Annual Giving
Reunion Classes of 1993, 1978, 1958, 1953
25th, 40th, 60th, and 65th Reunions
(860) 685-4878
tkidd@wesleyan.edu -
Kate Quigley Lynch '82
Assistant Director
Reunion Classes of 1963, 1973, 1983
35th, 45th, and 55th Reunions
(860) 685-5992
klynch@wesleyan.edu -
Lauren Borghard
Associate Director
Reunion Classes of 2008, 1998
10th and 20th Reunions
(860) 685-2678
lborghard@wesleyan.edu -
Geralyn Russo
Assistant
Office Operations
(860) 685-4461
grusso@wesleyan.edu -
Michael Schramm
Development Officer
Reunion Class of 1988
30th Reunion
(860) 685-2417
mschramm@wesleyan.edu -
Andres Garcia
Assistant Director
Reunion Class of 2013
5th Reunion
(860) 685-4840
aogarcia@wesleyan.edu -
Megan Lenzzo
Assistant Director
Reunion Class of 2003
15th Reunion Class
(860) 685-3219
mlenzzo@wesleyan.edu -
Pam Vasiliou
Director of the 50th Reunion and Post-50th Reunion Outreach
Reunion Class of 1968
50th Reunion
(860) 685-2546
pvasiliou@wesleyan.edu
Reunion Class Hotels and On Campus Housing/Residence Halls
Hotels: Special rates have been arranged s for alumni attending their Reunion. When calling any of these hotels, please ask for a room in the “Wesleyan Reunion” block. We advise all alumni to make sure that you understand the hotel’s cancellation policy before confirming your room. Wesleyan cannot be held responsible for non-refundable room cancellations. A list of recommended hotels for reunion classes can be found on the Reunion & Commencement accommodations page.
A full list of area hotels is available on Wesleyan's local accommodations page.
On Campus Housing: A limited number of on-campus residence hall rooms will be available to alumni only on a first-come, first-served basis beginning when Reunion registration opens in mid-March. There is a housing fee of $175 per twin bed for unlimited nights (Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights). Most rooms are doubles with a few triples and there are shared bathrooms on each hall. We recommend that you reserve one bed per adult. If you are requesting to room alone, without a roommate, you must purchase two beds.
Please note:
All alumni and guests are charged one flat rate of $175 per twin bed, regardless of the number of nights they choose to stay.
Most rooms are doubles and we recommend that you reserve one bed per adult. Beds can be moved or pushed together.
Residence hall room assignments will be given out at Registration upon arrival on campus. We apologize that assignments cannot be made available in advance of Reunion.
We encourage alumni to list two roommate preferences since some rooms are triples. If your preferred roommates do not register to stay in the dorms or if you do not list a roommate preference, you may be paired with another alumnus from your class.
If you listed a roommate and do not intend to pay for the roommate’s bed, that person must register separately for Reunion, pay for a bed, and list you as their roommate preference in order to be guaranteed a room together.
Alumni who prefer to stay on campus will be grouped by class in Clark Hall, Hewitt, Bennet Hall, and 200 Church. When you register, you will be asked who you would like to room with and near. Room assignments will be available when you arrive on campus and check in at Registration.
A $50 refundable room/key deposit will be required upon check-in. Residence hall rooms must be vacated by 1 p.m. on Sunday, May 27.
Please keep in mind that residence hall rooms are basic, with little furniture or creature comforts. There are no private bathrooms. Beds are twin-sized. Basic sheets, a light blanket, a pillow, and a towel are provided, but we recommend that you bring an extra blanket, a pillow, and/or a towel.
You may also want to bring hangers, an alarm clock, a hair dryer, a mirror, an iron, and/or other amenities. Before you arrive on campus, please check the local weather forecast and plan your trip accordingly.
Regalia
Reunion regalia is included in the registration fee for all Reunion class alumni who register by the May 11 deadline. It is also included in the registration fee for alumni who register on-site while supplies last. Pickup your regalia when you arrive on campus and check in at Registration (Exley Science Center), and wear it proudly while you are on campus and when you head home after Reunion! Most classes will receive t-shirts and hats. Unfortunately we cannot guarantee availability of specific shirt sizes. In the unlikely case that regalia runs out for a particular class before Reunion & Commencement Weekend is over, pre-registered alumni will receive their regalia by mail following the event. Guests of Reunion class alumni do not receive regalia.
See Who’s Here
Check out the “See Who’s Here” board at registration in the Exley Science Center in order to find out where your classmates are staying and how to catch up with them.
Don’t Forget
Bring your camera, scrapbooks, Wesleyan memorabilia, music, and anything else that will make the weekend special. May weather can be unpredictable in New England; we recommend that you bring a light jacket and umbrella—and if you’re staying in a dorm room—an extra blanket and towel. Wesleyan’s athletic facilities and fields will be open throughout Reunion & Commencement Weekend; bring your suit/bathing cap/towel/racket/softball glove/Frisbee, etc., and check your final schedule for facility hours.
Visitors with Disabilities
The University is committed to full access and reasonable accommodations for all people. Please visit the Reunion & Commencement Accessibility section for more details.