Reunion Volunteer Opportunities and Resources
If you came to this page, you must be curious about Reunion and volunteering. Thank you for your interest! Reunion has events for all ages, and the College plans much of the weekend every year, but we also count on our alumni volunteers—you—to get involved.
Each class has a Reunion committee that includes volunteers who work together to encourage classmates to attend Reunion via social media (mostly class Facebook pages), personal outreach, and class letters. Volunteers also encourage classmates to make a gift in support of the class Reunion effort and help plan a few class-specific events.
Here is information on volunteer roles and tasks:
Use the Middlebury Volunteer Portal—the College's online database for volunteers—to make your outreach easier. Instructions are available for all class agents, with additional information for class lead agents.
Reunion Staff
We also encourage you to be in touch with the staff team that will support your class committee during this Reunion year. Each class works with a member of the Alumni and Parent Programs staff and a member of the Annual Giving staff. If you would like more information about volunteering for Reunion, please be in touch using the contact information below.
5th
2016 & 2015
Nadia Schreiber ’12, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
10th
2011 & 2010
Nadia Schreiber ’12, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
15th
2006 & 2005
Tiffany Elias, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Lori Mackey, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
20th
2001 & 2000
Tiffany Elias, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Lori Mackey, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
25th
1996
Kitty Bartlett, Director of Annual Giving
Lori Mackey, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
1995
Kitty Bartlett, Director of Annual Giving
Betsy Killorin, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Lori Mackey, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
30th
1991 & 1990
Betsy Killorin, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Lori Mackey, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
35th
1986 & 1985
Meg Storey Groves ’85, Associate Vice President for Alumni and Parent Programs
Betsy Killorin, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
40th
1981 & 1980
Lyn DeGraff P’10.5, ’13.5, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
Betsy Killorin, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
45th
1976 & 1975
Lyn DeGraff P’10.5, ’13.5, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
Betsy Killorin, Assistant Director of Annual Giving
50th
1971
Lyn DeGraff P’10.5, ’13.5, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
Tiffany Stowe, Associate Director of Gift Planning
1970
Lyn DeGraff P’10.5, ’13.5, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
Alyssa Sveden Sinclair ’94, Associate Director of Annual Giving
Tiffany Stowe, Associate Director of Gift Planning
55th
1966 & 1965
Lyn DeGraff P’10.5, ’13.5, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
Alyssa Sveden Sinclair ’94, Associate Director of Annual Giving
60th, 65th, 70th, 75th
1961 & 1960, 1956 & 1955, 1951 & 1950, 1946 & 1945
Matt Daylor ’06, Associate Director of Alumni and Parent Programs
Alyssa Sveden Sinclair ’94, Associate Director of Annual Giving
Reunion Planning
Your Reunion team is here to help guide, advise, and support you. While much of the Reunion schedule consists of activities that recur annually, we encourage class volunteers to work with us to plan one or two class-specific events each Reunion.
Typical class activities include outings (hikes, bikes, walks, tennis, Frisbee, swimming at Lake Dunmore, etc.), memorial services, panels featuring classmates, and faculty talks.
Some classes also plan mini-Reunions during the year in areas where there is a concentration of alumni. Mini-reunions can help break the ice, build momentum, and increase attendance at Reunion Weekend.
When thinking about Reunion activities, please remember that planning events takes time. It is best to have firm ideas about your desired events in place by February 15. This timing allows the Alumni and Parent Programs staff to follow through with any necessary logistics and to work with our various campus partners to ensure a smooth Reunion weekend.
Please consider joining your classmates on your Reunion committee. We would welcome the opportunity to work with you!
Download the Reunion Volunteer Guides below:
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