The responsibilities are:

• Send out at least one letter per year to classmates
• Preside at the class meeting, held during the class Reunion at the end of her 5-year term
• Attend Reunion
• Attend Class Officer training
• Fill vacancies for other class officers, as needed.

CLASS EDITORS

Class editors are elected at reunion to serve until their next reunion. Their primary responsibility is to write a biannual column for the Alumnae Bulletin presenting news of classmates. Their Alumnae Association contact is the assistant editor of the Alumnae Bulletin

The responsibilities are:

• Collect and edit correspondence from classmates for the Class Notes section of the Alumnae Bulletin
• Meet all deadlines for the publication of Class Notes in the Alumnae Bulletin
• Report the deaths of classmates
• Coordinate Reunion survey and class book publication for class Reunion

The Reunion Manager is appointed by the Class President or elected by classmates at the class meeting during the previous reunion. Her first duties are to attend Alumnae Volunteer Weekend and the planning meeting held at the College the summer before reunion. All aspects of reunion are discussed at these meetings. The Alumnae Association contact is the Assistant Director of Classes and Class Activities.

The responsibilities are:

• Attend Volunteer Training Weekend at the College 18 months before class Reunion
• Attend planning meetings at the College during the summer before Reunion
• Work with other class officers and staff contact to coordinate details of class activities during Reunion weekend
• Work with Class President to recruit and manage additional Reunion Volunteers
• Attend Reunion

• Annual Fund Class Chair
  The Annual Fund Class Chair has the responsibility to generate ongoing support for Annual Fund giving among classmates. She drafts a class solicitation letter to be used in the spring appeal to classmates, attends Alumnae Volunteers Weekend to participate in fundraising training workshops, helps set strategies to meet participation and dollar goals for the coming year, and receives updates on the College's program. She monitors the year-to-date progress of class giving, contacts classmates to remind them to make a gift this year and/or encourages them to consider increasing their gift, and participates in thanking classmates who have made gifts to the Annual Fund.
• Bequest and Deferred Giving Chair
  The Bequest and Deferred Giving Chair is a member of the advisory committee to the Director of Deferred Giving. Members of this committee also solicit classmates annually for bequest intentions and for life-income arrangements.
• Reunion Gift Chair
  The Reunion Gift Chair is responsible for recruiting the Reunion Gift Committee, drafting appeal letters, and encouraging the largest gift possible from classmates, promoting leadership gifts and working toward 100% participation.