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Your favorite WashU events – from class reunions to Thurtene Carnival – are taking place on campus on the same action-packed weekend. Make your reservations today, bring the family, and plan to celebrate with your Olin graduate classmates and college friends!

10. You may look the same, but campus has changed!

9. Reconnect with classmates, friends, and professors.

Liana D’Anjon, Judy Cheng, Nicole Lindenbaum, Francie Wasser, Kirstin Mailman at the Olin Graduate Reunion Gala in 2012. Photo by: Jerry Naunheim Jr.

8. The BBQ & Beer Garden in Brookings Quad (better than WILD!)

Dean Mahendra Gupta dishes out barbecue to students at the 2013 Welcome Back barbecue.

7.  Meet the 2016 Emerging Leader Awardees.

6.  Network during the Distinguished Alumni Dinner at the Ritz-Carlton.

Dean Mahendra Gupta speaks at the 2013 Distinguished Alumni Awards Dinner at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel.
Photo by: Jerry Naunheim Jr.

5. Bring the kids! Childcare available!

4. Learn the latest about Lessons in Leadership at the symposium discussion.

Valerie Toothman, Jonathan Kaufman, David Brown, and Lauren Herring lead a discussion on leadership at the inaugural 2015 Emerging Leaders reception.

3. It’s Thurtene Carnival weekend! Fun for the whole family.

2. This will be Dean Mahendra Gupta’s last reunion as dean.

1. And the Number 1 reason to attend Olin Celebration Weekend is…

This is going to be the biggest and best alumni event of the year. You don’t want to miss it!

Over the course of Thurtene weekend, the Wash U. chapter of Delta Sigma Pi was proud to welcome back its alumni to campus with two exciting events sponsored by the Weston Career Center.

On Friday, the chapter hosted a social in the Knight Center, where alums were shown a video montage of pictures from their time at Wash U.

On Saturday, the chapter held its annual Alumni Barbeque, complete with catering from local favorite Pappy’s Smokehouse. Alumni were happy to connect with old friends as well as meet some of the chapter’s newest members. With alumni weekend now having come to a close, Delta Sigma Pi was thrilled to have helped welcome over 35 alumni back to campus and hope they enjoyed the reunion activities.

Delta Sigma Pi prepares business students for successful professional careers, but also instills values of service and principled leadership that characterize Deltasigs in all phases of life.  With more than 260,000 initiates, our members make a difference in their workplaces and communities throughout the United States and around the world.  – From the DSP website.