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REUNION #6
CLASS OF 1996 30th REUNION
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What about accommodations?
Accommodations are not included in the registration fee. Limited on-campus housing will be available for Friday and Saturday nights only—on a first come, first served basis. Reservations are $62 per night per person. Requests for adjacent rooms for families will be considered but cannot be guaranteed. As undergraduate residences, the dormitories do not offer the amenities found in a hotel, but their convenience to on-campus events make them a popular housing option. Please refer to the Off-Campus Housing Resources for ideas for making alternative arrangements.
Q: What about parking?
Guests arriving before 5:00pm on Friday, June 19 will need to park in metered spaces on Hanover streets. Guests arriving after 5:00pm on Friday or any time over the weekend may use any campus parking lot. Parking is not permitted in driveways or emergency access areas. See the mobile campus map and enter “parking” in the search field to find parking areas.
Q: How should I make my dietary restrictions/allergies known?
While we are committed to making our meals safe and tasty experiences and will do our best to work with our caterers to accommodate all dietary restrictions, we are not able to guarantee specific requests. Please contact Reunion Chair KImberly Koontz Haring to discuss your needs, particularly food allergies. Please note we cannot guarantee that food is produced in a nut-free facility and are unable to restrict what foods may be brought on campus by other guests.
Q: Who can help with an accessibility request?
Dartmouth is committed to ensuring that its programs, services, and activities are accessible to all. Disability-related accommodations are delivered through a network of established programs and offices that extend to alumni and their guests. Accommodation needs and inquiries about accessibility assistance are welcome. Begin your inquiry with outreach to Reunion Chair Kimberly Koontz Haring and she will collaborate with you, Alumni Relations, and the College’s Office of Institutional Diversity and Equity.
Q: Where will we hang out on campus?
Our Reunion tent and headquarters will be on the northeast quadrant of Baker Lawn. For considerations of health, safety, and student privacy, all buildings will be off limits to returning alumni during the weekend except for those specifically listed as Reunion housing or hosting an event on the official Reunion schedule. A list of these locations will be available at our Reunion Headquarters.
Q: Who is coming?
Weekly updates will be made to the registration list posted on Dartmouth’s Reunion page. Click the “Who’s Coming?” button to search for friends. If they’re not there, send them the link to our reunion page Dartmouth1996.org/30YearReunion so they can register.
Q: Can I come for only part of the reunion?
While you are welcome to join only part of the festivities, there will be no refunds of registration fees for late arrivals or early departures. Please note: Only registrants will gain access to our Reunion site, bars, and meal sites.
Q: What is the refund policy?
Reunion registration fees are fully refundable through Wednesday, June 1, 2022. Requests for refunds should be made to Class Treasurer Shervyn von Hoerl.
Q: When is the next one?
Our 35th will be held in Hanover in June 2031.