The meeting was held at Gat’s Bar and Restaurant and the alumni presidents were excited to be a part of the planning process and to ensure that the homecoming event will be a memorable one. The meeting began with a discussion about the goals of the event, and the alumni presidents shared their ideas on what they wanted to achieve.
One of the key goals was to create an event that would be inclusive of all alumni, regardless of when they graduated. The alumni presidents recognized that alumni from different generations had different experiences and memories, and they wanted to create an event that would be meaningful to everyone.
Another goal was to create an event that would be family-friendly. Many alumni bring their families to homecoming events, and the alumni presidents wanted to ensure that there were activities for children and families to enjoy.
Alumni Presidents and officers of Batches 1995, 1996, 1997 & 1998 meeting with the ICC-LSU AAI officers. Initial planning for ICC-LSU ALUMNI GRAND REUNION in December 2023.
The alumni presidents also discussed the importance of giving back to their alma maters. They talked about the different ways that alumni could support their universities and colleges, such as donating to scholarships, volunteering for events, and mentoring current students.
The alumni presidents also discussed the importance of social media in promoting the event. They agreed to create a hashtag for the event and to encourage alumni to share their memories and photos on social media. The meeting ended on a positive note, with the alumni presidents excited to move forward with planning the homecoming event. They recognized the importance of bringing alumni together and celebrating the shared experiences that they had at their alma maters. They also recognized the importance of giving back and supporting the university.
The grand homecoming event is sure to be a memorable one, and alumni from all over the country are looking forward to reconnecting with old friends and celebrating their alma mater.
