From the EAA
Emory Everywhere
Strangers No More: Gauthami Penakalapati 13PH was one of approximately two hundred students who participated in the EAA's signature Dinner with 12 Strangers, held twice annually. This season eighteen dinners were sponsored by alumni and staff hosts who invited students to join them for a casual meal and camaraderie.
Photo by James Crissman 15C.
Oxford College Move-In: It was a big day for the 462 new students, including Bailey Gage 14OX (left), who arrived to make the Oxford campus their new home. On hand to help out was Jennifer Crabb Kyles 98OX 00C (right), director of communications and technology for the EAA.
Photo by Tom Brodnax 65Ox 68C.
Sigma Chi Reunited: These fraternity brothers gathered on campus to celebrate their frat days and honor those alumni receiving leadership awards from the Sigma Chi national organization. From left to right are Ronald Sims 63C, "Significant Sig" Homer E. Moyer 64C, O'Neill Williams 65C, and Ralph Lehr 65C 69D.
Photo by Tom Brodnax 65Ox 68C.
The 'In' Crowd: The EAA has rolled out new alumni T-shirts celebrating the Emory community spirit. EAA communications interns Shreyans Gandhi 14B (left) and Nicholas Sommariva 15C were happy to show them off.
Photo by Tom Brodnax 65Ox 68C.Greetings friends,
Every day as we move through our lives, we are surrounded by people who embrace the notion of giving. We see generosity of spirit in our homes, schools, community organizations, and places of worship. We see people sacrifice so others can live better.
For the past ten years, I am extremely proud that Emory alumni have given thousands of hours to worthy projects around the world through Emory Cares. This November 10, Emory Cares marks its tenth anniversary. As the program’s founder and former Emory Alumni Board President Renelda Mack 83C envisioned, the Emory Cares International Service Day invites the Emory community to identify needs, provide assistance and support, and make a difference to lives in diverse cultures and environments.
As part of the Emory Alumni Association (EAA), you are integral to our success. Our mission is to connect alumni to the university and to each other, build traditions, foster student and alumni leadership, serve the needs and interests of our community, and create opportunities for investment in Emory’s future.
Please join us as we give back on this tenth anniversary of Emory Cares on November 10. I challenge you to consider areas in which you, too, can invest and make an impact.
