For Class administration and business: officers, class dues, constitution, privacy policy.
The final DCF Honor Roll participation as of June 27, 2023 is 200 classmates, representing 32.5% participation (16 classmates short of our goal), and donating a total of $418,775, compared to our goals of 35% and $350,000.
You can give online here.
Honor roll donors by year (you can give online here):
Questions have been raised about the best timing and structure for our Class Homecoming event. The College currently alternates between early and late October to coincide with home football games against Yale and Harvard. Late October weather in New England and higher prices during the official Homecoming weekend are disincentives for some in our Class.
Here is a link to our Class Activities report, summarizing the great stuff we have done as a Class over the last year. Many, many classmates contribute to making these things happen.
Earlier this year, the Class of ’69 Honorees Committee (consisting or Dick Glovsky, Greg Lau, Paul Tuhus and Jim Staros ex officio) invited and received a number of recommendations from various members of our Class for the Committee to consider recognizing with the Class of 1969 Outstanding Service Award.
Class of 1969 Outstanding Service Award
DOC House
June 20, 2022
’69 Classmates,
Over the last couple of weeks there has been a lot of traffic on the class discussion listserv and on some email threads on which I was copied about a situation at the DOC House that might be called The Mystery of the Disappearing Furniture. If you have not been following this story, here’s a little background:
Here is a report of our most recent Alumni Council meeting:
Here is the DCF Class of 69 Honor Roll, 6 months into the campaign: cash and pledged donations = $368,726 (our goal is $350,000), and participation stands at 25% (goal = 35%).
It is easy to donate online here.
Here is the final list of classmates who contributed to the Dartmouth College Fund for 2020-2021. Cash and Pledged Donations stand at $374,344, which exceeds our $325,000 goal by 15%. We also reached our participation goal of 35%, representing 228 classmates.