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Class Committee Vision/Objectives – 2006-2011
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Distinguished Graduate Award – Nominate one or two candidates as distinguished graduates prior to our 50th Reunion.
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AOG Board of Directors and Council of Advisors –
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Seek Classmates to be nominated and elected to serve three-year terms on the Board of Directors (2008-2010) and the
Council of Advisors (At-Large) (2008-2010).
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Select a Class representative to serve a three-year term on the Council of Advisors (2009-2011).
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Army Sports Hall of Fame – Nominate candidates for induction into the Army Sports Hall of Fame.
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Class Gifts –
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Maintain the 40th Reunion Class Gift – Reconciliation Plaza – in perpetuity.
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Select a 50th Reunion Class Gift Committee and run a five-year campaign.
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Determine a Class Gift for presentation at our 50th Reunion.
Reunions – Select a Chairman for the 50th Reunion Committee (DC area).
Mini-Reunions – Maintain a program for 3 mini-reunions between the five-year reunions, either aboard a cruise
ship or at rotating sites around the country, hosted by different groups of Classmates. For a cruise – consider
a European river cruise, a Mediterranean cruise, a Hawaiian cruise, or a Caribbean cruise. For rotating
sites - consider Pacific NW, California, Florida, New England, or Rockies.
Communications –
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Continue the outstanding communication in the Assembly.
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Continue to maintain a state of the art web site for communication with the Class, including visual and
semi-permanent material.
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Expand the number of Classmates receiving e-mail communication from the Committee on current and time-sensitive
communications.
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Communicate by letter to all Classmates – graduates, non-graduates, and widows – at least once every 18 months.
Memorial Article Program – Support Bruce Holmberg in his effort to reduce the number of deceased classmates without
published memorial articles.
50-Year Affiliation Program – Actively participate in the 50-year affiliation program with the Class of 2011.
Funds – Gradually increase the size of the Admin account, in the belief that fewer will be contributing in the future.
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