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The Class of 1932 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1933 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1934 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1936 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1937 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1938 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1939 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1940 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1941 is currently supporing the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1942 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1943 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1944 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1945 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1946 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1947 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1948 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1948 65th Reunion June 4-6, 2013. Headquarters the Sheraton Hotel. Stand by for more details!

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The Class of 1949 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of '50 class project goal: to raise at least $1,000,000 in support of the Museum Maintenance Fund.  The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between the Museum and the Annual Fund.

The renovated Museum will demonstrate the contributions of Naval Academy graduates during times of both war and peace, document the history of the Naval Academy and explore the influence of technology on the Naval Service. Preble Hall stands as a proud reminder of our Naval Heritage, instilling in Midshipmen a knowledge of the history and heritage of the U.S. Navy and the Naval Academy, supplementing classroom instruction and motivating young people to become part of the Brigade of Midshipmen and to begin a career of service to their Nation.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of '51 class project goal: to raise at least $1,000,000 in support of the Naval Academy Museum Maintenance Fund, including support to the Ship Gallery maintenance program at the Museum. The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between the Museum and the Annual Fund.

The renovated Museum will demonstrate the contributions of Naval Academy graduates during times of both war and peace, document the history of the Naval Academy and explore the influence of technology on the Naval Service. Preble Hall stands as a proud reminder of our Naval Heritage, instilling in Midshipmen a knowledge of the history and heritage of the U.S. Navy and the Naval Academy, supplementing classroom instruction and motivating young people to become part of the Brigade of Midshipmen and to begin a career of service to their Nation.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1953 is currently raising $1,150,000 for it's Class Project, including $1,000,000 to support the maintenance of the Class of 1953 Memorial Plaza at the north end of the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium and improvements to the Class of 1953 Memorial Pavilion and $150,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  Class members are encouraged to split their gift between the '53 Stadium Maintenance Fund and the Annual Fund.

The Class of ’53 Fund will be used by the Academy and NAAA for the sole purpose of upkeep, maintenance, and improvement of the Class of 1953 Memorial Plaza, which includes the Pavilion and its surrounding gardens, memorials, and buildings.  This effort will aid in allowing the Academy to have one of the finest athletic facilities in the nation and will continue to provide a special memorial to the most-worthy heroes it honors.  

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1953 60th reunion June 6-9, 2013. Headquarters the Double Tree Hotel. Stand by for more details!

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The Class of 1954 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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For pre-registration for the Class of 1954 reunion, click here.

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The Class of 1955 is currently raising fund in support of A&SP Prep-School scholarships. Class members are encouraged to split their gift between this fund and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.

 A&SP Prep-School scholarships enable a year of prep-school study for USNA candidates who show exceptional promise to the Admissions Board, but who need additional preparation to equip them to academically succeed at the Academy.  Each year 60 to 70 candidates are asked to participate in this program and scholarships to help defray tuition, fee and room and board cost are granted on the basis of need.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1957 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1958 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1958 55th reunion April 24-28, 2013. Headquarters Loews Hotel.

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Click here to view reunion registration reports.

Giving

The Class of 1959 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1960 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1961 is currently raising a total of more than $1,500,000 to include $1,000,000 to support the Class of 1961 Professor of Leadership Education, $250,000 for the ’61 USNA Support Fund and $250,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund. It is suggested that gifts are split 66.67% for the Professor of Leadership Education and 16.67% each for the Support Fund and the Annual Fund.

The Class of 1961 continues to raise funds to support the Class of 1961 Professor of Leadership Education and donations to funds 776100 or 826100 will be used for the sole purpose of supporting this faculty position at the U. S. Naval Academy.

The ’61 USNA Support Fund is currently dedicated to support of the USNA Pipes and Drums Corps. This Corps was founded with seed money provided by the Class of 1961 and ‘61 continues to provide support for uniforms, equipment and training for the Pipes and Drums. The Class of 1961 is recognized for their support at every performance and appearance by the Pipes and Drums.

Additionally, funds are being raised to support the Naval Academy Foreign Affairs Conference (NAFAC). Each year, NAFAC brings to the Naval Academy more than 150 superb students from colleges and universities throughout the United States and more than a dozen foreign countries for three days of critical discussions, lectures, informal exchanges and social events. The Class of 1961 members of the 20th Company have initiated a fundraising effort that will name the NAFAC Keynote Address in honor of LCDR J.J. Connell, USN (Class of '61) who was involved in the formation of NAFAC as a midshipman.  J.J. Connell was given the Navy Cross for extraordinary heroism as a POW in North Vietnam from April 1968 - June 1969.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1963 is currently supporting the Class of ’63 Center for Academic Excellence (CAE) as well as the Naval Academy Annual Fund.

‘63 is closing in on the laudable goal of raising $6.3 million to support the operations of the ’63 CAE.  Our gifts will help the Academy continue to provide academic counseling and advising, study and learning skill strategies and tutoring services for all at-risk Midshipmen and any seeking to improve their scholastic performance and better achieve their academic goals.  There are Midshipmen who will improve their grades with help from the '63 CAE and who, without our support, may have been separated due to academic failure.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1963 50th reunion October 24-28, 2013. Headquarters Lowes Hotel. Click here to register.

Thursday October 24^th

(0730-1600):        Midstore Hours

(0900-1700):        Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):        Museum Hours

(1000-1700):        Registration/Check-in at Loews Hotel

(0900-1500):        Golf Renditions Golf Course in Davidsonville

(1630-1800):        No Host Cocktails along with USNA history and Class of 1963 tour

Evening:                 Company Events

Friday October 25^th 

(0730-1600):        Midstore Hours

(0800-0930):        Registration/Check-in at Lowes Hotel

(0900-1700):        Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):        Museum Hours

(1000-1030):        Class Meeting Mitscher Hall

(1100-1200):        Tour of the Center for Academic Excellence with the Director Dr. Bukowski

(1200-1215):        Noon Meal Formation

(1350-1500):        AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing to all classes (Mahan Hall)

(1600-1715):        Dress Parade on Worden Field

(1845-2000):        Cocktails Alumni Hall

(2000-2300):        Reunion Banquet Alumni Hall

(1930-2030):        Jewish Service in Levy Center          

Saturday October 26^th

(0900-1500):        Museum Hours

(0900-1700):        Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1000):        Virtual Tour by Jim Minderlein Loews Hotel

(1100-1700):        Tailgate CRNE

(1300-1600):        Navy VS Pittsburgh

Evening:                 Company Events

Sunday October 27^th

(0830-1100):        Brunch at Loews

(0900-1000):        Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

(0900-1500):        Museum Hours

(1100-1215):        Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

(1300-1400):        Memorial Service Main Chapel

Go to the Class website, www.USNA63.org for the most up-to-date information, list of attendees and individual Company events.

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The Class of 1964 is currently raising $1,964,000 for its 50th Reunion Class Project, including $1,139,120 to support the Integritas Film Project within the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership, $491,000 for Athletic & Scholarship Programs (A&SP) and $333,880 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 58% for Integritas, 25% for A&SP and 17% for the Annual Fund.

The Integritas Film Project will use the power of modern branding techniques as well as multiple channels of communication to produce and deliver a coordinated series of short, inspirational messages designed to instill in midshipmen the key ethical concepts that must govern their lives in and out of uniform.

A&SP Prep-School scholarships enable a year of prep-school study for USNA candidates who show exceptional promise to the Admissions Board, but who need additional preparation to equip them to academically succeed at the Academy.  Each year 60 to 70 candidates are asked to participate in this program and scholarships to help defray tuition, fee and room and board cost are granted on the basis of need.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1965 is currently raising $2,000,000 for its 50th Reunion Class Project, including $1,040,000 to support the Distinguished Ethics Chair, $400,000 for Athletic Excellence, $200,000 to procure and install a statue of Bill the Goat at the Stadium and $360,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 52% for the Distinguished Ethics Chair, 20% for Athletic Excellence, 10% for the Bill the Goat statue and 18% for the Annual Fund.

Our support of the Distinguished Ethics Chair in the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership will, in coordination with the Distinguished Leadership Chair, oversee and participate in the research, teaching, and dissemination of innovative concepts related to ethical leadership development and conduct with the intent of serving both the needs of the Naval Academy and the Naval Services.

The Fund for Athletic Excellence is an essential and ongoing fundraising priority at an institution where extraordinary emphasis is placed on physical fitness and athletic competition.  That emphasis comes from the deeply-held belief that the attributes of successful leaders are developed as much on the playing field as in the classroom.  Athletic competition instills mental toughness, competitive and team spirit, aggressiveness in confrontation, the will to win and the determination to fight on, regardless of the odds.
Our support with fun a statue of Bill the Goat at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, an exact copy of the original "Bill" just inside of Gate 1 in the Yard. This will be a fitting and perpetual reminder of Navy athletic history, tradition and spirit at the beautifully refurbished Stadium.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1966 is currently raising $1,966,000 for its 50th Reunion Class Project, including $1,277,900 to support the Cyber Warfare, $393,200 for Athletic Programs and $294,900 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 65% for Cyber, 20% for Athletic Programs and 15% for the Annual Fund.

Complementing the Navy’s activation of the Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet, the Naval Academy has established a Center for Cyber Security Studies. The Center will enhance educational opportunities available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through curricular innovation, community outreach, and learning related to a broad menu of issues associated with cyber security and cyber warfare.

The first $100,000 of our Athletic Programs fund will be used to replace the Battle Names at the Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium.  The balance of the funds raised will be applied to Athletic Excellence, which is essential to the Academy’s objective to maintain its stature as one of the preeminent physical mission programs in the country.  While appropriated dollars adequately fund the core requirements of the Academy, athletic facility and equipment upgrades have not kept pace with the growth and development of one of the nation’s most comprehensive athletic programs. The Fund for Athletic Excellence provides one-time, non-recurring private resources to meet the emerging athletic needs of all Midshipmen.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1967 is currently raising $1,967,000 for its 50^th Reunion Class Project, including at least $983,500 to support of the Center for Cyber Security Studies (CCSS), $295,050 for the support of the Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Division, $393,400 for Athletic Excellence, and at least $295,050 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund. It is suggested that the gifts be split 50% for Cyber, 15% for LEAD, 20% for Athletic Excellence, and 15% for the Annual Fund.

Complementing the Navy’s activation of the Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet, the Naval Academy has established a Center for Cyber Security Studies. The Center is enhancing educational opportunities available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through curricular innovation, community outreach, and learning related to a broad menu of issues associated with cyber security and cyber warfare.

Located in Luce Hall, the Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) Division houses the Department of Leader Development and Research (LDR), the Department of Leadership, Ethics, and Law (LEL), and the LEAD Company Officer Master's Program. Together, they provide a four-year, all-encompassing program consisting of classroom instruction, hands-on experience, and one-on-one mentorship that develops the attributes and characteristics Officers need to be effective and trusted leaders in Navy and Marine Corps.

Athletic Excellence is essential to the Academy’s objective to maintain its stature as one of the preeminent physical mission programs in the country. While appropriated dollars adequately fund the core requirements of the Academy, athletic facility and equipment upgrades have not kept pace with the growth and development of one of the nation’s most comprehensive athletic programs. The Fund for Athletic Excellence provides one-time, non-recurring private resources to meet the emerging athletic needs of all Midshipmen.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni. Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of '68 is raising money to suppor the Class of '68 Leadership Legacy Fund. The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between the Leadership Fund and the Annual Fund.

The Class of '68 Leadership Legacy Fund supports three Class of 1968 Leadership, Ethics and Law Senior Military Instructors in the Leadership, Ethics and Law Department.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1968 45th reunion October 24-27, 2013. Headquarters the Westin Hotel. Click here to register.

Schedule of Events:

Thursday October 24^th

(0800-1600):       Midstore Hours

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):       Museum Hours

(1200-1800):       Registration at the Westin Hotel

(1700-1900):       Reception at the Alumni House

Friday October 25^th  

(0800-1600):       Midstore Hours

(0800-1600):       Registration at the Westin Hotel

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):       Museum Hours

(1200-1215):       Noon Meal Formation

(1230-1330):       Class Meeting Rickover 102

(1350-1500):       AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing to all classes (Mahan Hall)

(1600-1715):       Dress Parade on Worden Field

(1915-2030):       Jewish Service in Levy Center

1900-2300:          Dinner Dance Westin Ballroom

Saturday October 26^th

(0800-1300):       Midstore Hours

(0900-1500):       Museum Hours

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(1030-1700):       Tailgate N Room

(1300):                  Navy VS Pittsburgh

Sunday October 27^th

(0900-1000):       Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

(0900-1500):       Museum Hours

(0900-1000):       Memorial Service Westin Hotel

(1000-1200):       Farewell Brunch at the Westin

(1100-1215):       Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

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The Class of '69 50th Reunion Class Project goal: to raise at least $800,000 in support of the Alumni Mentoring Program (AMP). The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between the AMP and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.

The AMP will support all USNA alumni in reaching their highest potential via mentorship from one another.  This web based program has been approved for a one year pilot demonstration by the Alumni Association beginning in the spring of 2012.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1970 is currently raising $707,070 for its Class Project, including $250,000 to support the Officership Capstone Seminars, $250,000 for Athletic Excellence, $207,070 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 35% for Capstone Seminars, 35% for Athletic Excellence and 30% for the Annual Fund.

The Officership Capstone Seminars support the mission of the Naval Academy by providing First Class midshipmen the opportunity to discuss complex moral and leadership issues in order to prepare them to assume the mantle of leadership upon commissioning as officers in the Navy and Marine Corps.  The seminars underscore the virtues of integrity, honor, courage, commitment, loyalty, selflessness, humility and critical thinking and the applications of these character traits as future leadership in our armed services.

The Fund for Athletic Excellence is an essential and ongoing fundraising priority at an institution where extraordinary emphasis is placed on physical fitness and athletic competition.  That emphasis comes from the deeply-held belief that the attributes of successful leaders are developed as much on the playing field as in the classroom.  Athletic competition instills mental toughness, competitive and team spirit, aggressiveness in confrontation, the will to win and the determination to fight on, regardless of the odds.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1971 is currently raising $4,000,000 for its Class Project, including $3,000,000 to support the Distinguished Military Professor (DMP) in Leadership and $1,000,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the DMP and 25% for the Annual Fund.

Our support funds the Distinguished Military Professor (DMP) in Leadership faculty position, currently held by CDR Kevin Haney, USN (Ret.).  The DMP enhances the academic and military stature of the Naval Academy’s Department of Leadership, Ethics and Law, as well as serves as a key senior military faculty member in direct contact with Midshipmen within the leadership core curriculum.  The DMP also helps execute the Naval Academy’s mission to prepare midshipmen for future service as leaders in the Navy and Marine Corps by teaching several courses, serving as Senior Responsibility Counselor to the Brigade, co-coordinating Midshipmen internships at the Marine Corps Center for Advanced Operational and Cultural Learning in Quantico, VA and continuing to mentor and advise recent graduates serving in the fleet.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1972 is currently raising $1,000,000 for its Class Project, including $750,000 to support the Distinguished Military Professor (DMP) in Character Education and $250,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the DMP and 25% for the Annual Fund.

Our support funds the Distinguished Military Professor (DMP) in Character Education faculty position, currently held by CAPT Jim Campbell, USN (Ret.).  The DMP serves as an important link in developing ethical leaders of character, ensuring that the study of character is integrated with ethics, leadership and Plebe Summer program training.  He is able to enhance the Naval Academy’s ability to prepare midshipmen for their future service as leaders in the Navy and Marine Corps by teaching several courses, supervising the development of content for the Plebe Summer Officership Education program and launching and overseeing the successful Capstone Character Excellence Seminar for 1/C Midshipmen.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Go to our class web link for the latest news and updates: http://1972.usnaclasses.com/Reunion40.html

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The Class of 1973 is currently raising $500,000 for its 40th Reunion Class Project, including $227,000 to support the Center for Academic Excellence (CAE), $175,000 for the restoration and maintenance of the Macadonian Monument and $100,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 45% for the CAE, 35% for Macedonian Monument and 20% for the Annual Fund.

The Center for Academic Excellence is available to all mids and runs a variety of programs: Plebe Advising, Plebe Intervention, Academic Counseling, Learning Skills, Tutorials, and Midshipmen Group Study.  Each year, the Academic Center provides more than 13,000 hours of support to more than 400 individual mids and academic attrition for the entire Brigade has decreased from 6.5% to 4.3% since establishment of the Center.  The $227K would not allow us to put our name on the Center, but we would be able to fund a Class of 1973 Tutor for nine semesters with this amount.

The Macedonian Monument is arguably in the worst condition (and it is closest to our Class Bench) of all of the monuments in the Yard. Our gift will totally rebuild the monument and restore the dignity of this important moment in our Navy’s history. Our sponsorship of this critically needed refurbishment will be memorialized by a new plaque to be mounted on the monument.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1973 40th reunion October 3-6, 2013. Headquarters the Westin Hotel. Click here to register.

Schedule of Events:

Thursday October 3^rd

(0800-1600)       Midstore Hours

(0900-1700)       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700)       Museum Hours

(1400-2000)        Reunion Registration Westin Hotel

(1830-2230)        Shipwreck Party N Room

Friday October 4^th  

(0800-1600)       Midstore Hours

(0900-1200)        Golf USNA Course

(0900-1700)       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700)       Museum Hours

(1000-1800)        Reunion Registration Westin Hotel

(1100-1200)        Museum Tour

(1200-1215)       Noon Meal Formation

(1230-1330)        Class Memorial in Memorial Hall

(1350-1500)        AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing to all classes (Alumni Hall)

(1600-1715)        Dress Parade on Worden Field

(1930-2030)       Jewish Service in Levy Center

(Evening)            Dinner Dance Westin Hotel

Saturday October 5^th

(0800-1300)       Midstore Hours

(0900-1500)       Museum Hours

(0900-1700)       Visitor Center Hours

(0900)              Tailgate N Room

(1130)               Navy VS Air Force

Sunday October 6^th

0900-1000:          Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

0900-1500:          Museum Hours

1100-1215:          Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

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The Class of 1974 is currently raising $800,000 for its 40th Reunion Class Project, including $480,000 to support the International Programs Office (IPO), $120,000 for Athletic Excellence and $200,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 60% for the IPO, 15% for Athletic Excellence and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The IPO enhances the internationalization of midshipman education by proactively seeking and facilitating opportunities that contribute to building midshipman knowledge and proficiency regarding strategically important geographic regions and foreign languages as defined by Navy leadership.  In carrying out this mission, the IPO serves as the focal point for information and coordination of all international engagements related to the U.S. Naval Academy.

The Fund for Athletic Excellence is essential to the Academy’s objective to maintain its stature as one of the preeminent physical mission programs in the country.  While appropriated dollars adequately fund the core requirements of the Academy, athletic facility and equipment upgrades have not kept pace with the growth and development of one of the nation’s most comprehensive athletic programs. The Fund for Athletic Excellence provides one-time, non-recurring private resources to meet the emerging athletic needs of the Naval Academy.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1975 is currently raising $1,000,000 for its Class Project, including $500,000 to support the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL), $300,000 for the Center of Academic Excellence (CAE) and $200,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund. It is suggested that gifts are split 50% for the CEL, 30% for the CAE and 20% for the Annual Fund.

Our support for the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership will provide plans to enrich its intellectual foundation in the ethics field while enhancing the instruction of ethics throughout the military education and training system.

Our support of the CAE will be used for the sole purpose of funding the operations of the Academic Center and will allow the Naval Academy to continue to provide academic counseling and advising, study and learning skill strategies and tutoring services for at-risk midshipmen and those seeking to improve their scholastic performance and better achieve their academic goals

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1976 is currently raising $800,000 for its Class Project, including $300,000 for the Center for Cyber Security Studies, $300,000 for the Athletic Excellence Fund, $200,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund. It is suggested that gifts are split 37.5% for Cyber Warfare, 37.5% for Athletic Excellence and 25% for the Annual Fund.

Complementing the Navy’s activation of the Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet, the Naval Academy has established a Center for Cyber Security Studies. The Center will enhance educational opportunities available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through curricular innovation, community outreach, and learning related to a broad menu of issues associated with cyber security and cyber warfare.

The Athletic Excellence Fund essential to the Academy’s objective to maintain its stature as one of the preeminent physical mission programs in the country.  While appropriated dollars adequately fund the core requirements of the Academy, athletic facility and equipment upgrades have not kept pace with the growth and development of one of the nation’s most comprehensive athletic programs. The Fund for Athletic Excellence provides one-time, non-recurring private resources to meet the emerging athletic needs of all Midshipmen.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of '77 class project goal: to raise at least $200,000 in support of the continuing renovation and equipment upgrade of the MacDonough Hall fitness center. The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between the '77 Fitness Center and the Annual Fund.

The Class supports the continuing renovation and equipment upgrade of the MacDonough Hall fitness center.  The fitness center will be named the Class of 1977 Fitness Center and is one of the best and most used weight rooms and workout areas in the Yard.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1978 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1978 35th reunion September 13-15, 2013. 

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Thursday September 12^th

(0730-1600):       Midstore Hours

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):       Museum Hours

(1700-2100):       Registration/Check in Loews Hotel

Friday September 13^th    

(0730-1600):       Midstore Hours

(0800-End):         Golf Tournament Queenstown Harbor Golf Course (Eastern Shore)

(0900-1130):       Registration/Check in Loews Hotel

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):       Museum Hours

(1200-1215):       Noon Meal Formation

(1245-1330):       Memorial in Memorial Hall  

(1350-1500):       AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing to all classes (Alumni Hall)

(1600-1715):       Dress Parade on Worden Field

(1600-1800):       Registration/Check-in Loews Hotel

(1800-1830):       Class Meeting Loews Hotel

(1915-2030):       Jewish Service in Levy Center

(1830-2300):       Kickoff Reception, Casino Night, and Raffle (Loews Hotel)           

Saturday September 14^th

(0800-0930):       Prayer Breakfast at the Loews Hotel

(0900-1100):       “Quintennial Pick Up” Basketball Game TBA-USNA

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1100):       Registration/Check-in Loews Hotel

(1300-2100):       Tailgate Party (N* Room @ N&MC Memorial Stadium)

(1530-1900):       Navy VS Delaware

Sunday September 15^th  

(0900-1000):       Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

(0900-1500):       Museum Hours

(1100-1215):       Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

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The Class of 1979 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1980 is currently raising $808,080 for its Class Project, including $400,000 to support the Fund for Athletic Excellence and $408,080 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 49% for Athletic Excellence and 51% for the Annual Fund.

The Fund for Athletic Excellence is an essential and ongoing fundraising priority at an institution where extraordinary emphasis is placed on physical fitness and athletic competition. That emphasis comes from the deeply-held belief that the attributes of successful leaders are developed as much on the playing field as in the classroom. Athletic competition instills mental toughness, competitive and team spirit, aggressiveness in confrontation, the will to win and the determination to fight on, regardless of the odds.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1981 is currently raising $650,000 for its Class Project, including  at least $500,000 in support of the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL) and $150,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 77% for CEL and 23% for the Annual Fund.

The Class is supporting the CEL and includes Ethics Essay Awards Dinner support and other general support for Center programs that further the ethical leadership development of all midshipmen.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1982 is currently raising $400,000 for its Class Project, including at least $312,000 in support of STEM, $8,000 for the Laura Stegman Crew Award and $80,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 78% for STEM, 2% for the Stegman Crew Award and 20% for the Annual Fund.

Our gift will help the Academic Dean recruit Plebes to STEM majors, fund internships that will acquaint mids with STEM opportunities, and establish a small STEM administrative organization to help the Academic Dean coordinate these initiatives.

Stegman's tragic death over Christmas Leave in 1980, our Second Class year, lead to renaming the Navy Women's Crew Inspiration Award in her honor.  This award is annually “presented by her teammates to the member whose spirit, effort and determination most inspired them to excel".  We intend to use part of our class gift to fund this award in perpetuity.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1983 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1983 30th reunion November 15-17, 2013. Stand by for more details!

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The Class of '84 class project goal: to raise at least $250,000 in support of the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL). The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between the CEL and the Annual Fund.

Our support for the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership includes plans to enrich its intellectual foundation in the ethics field while enhancing the instruction of ethics throughout the military education and training system.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1985 is currently raising $375,000 for its 30th Reunion Class Project, including $225,000 to support the Cyber Warfare, $75,000 for Athletic Programs and $75,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 60% for Cyber, 20% for Athletic Programs and 20% for the Annual Fund.

Complementing the Navy’s activation of the Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet, the Naval Academy has established a Center for Cyber Security Studies. The Center will enhance educational opportunities available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through curricular innovation, community outreach, and learning related to a broad menu of issues associated with cyber security and cyber warfare.

Athletic Programs support includes revising the wording on the '85 Iraqi Freedom Battle Arch Plaque at the Navy Marine Corps Memorial Stadium and to support the Athletic Excellence Fund.  The Fund for Athletic Excellence is an essential and ongoing fundraising priority at an institution where extraordinary emphasis is placed on physical fitness and athletic competition. That emphasis comes from the deeply-held belief that the attributes of successful leaders are developed as much on the playing field as in the classroom. Athletic competition instills mental toughness, competitive and team spirit, aggressiveness in confrontation, the will to win and the determination to fight on, regardless of the odds.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1986 is currently raising $300,000 for its 20th Reunion Class Project, including $180,000 to support the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL), $60,000 for the restoration and maintenance of the Mexican Monument and $60,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 60% for CEL, 20% for the Mexican Monument and 20% for the Annual Fund.

Our support for the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership will provide plans to enrich its intellectual foundation in the ethics field while enhancing the instruction of ethics throughout the military education and training system.

Our support will fund the refurbishment and annual maintenance of the Mexican Monument at the juncture of Stribling and Chapel Walks.  The first monument in the Yard, erected in 1848 as a tribute to four Midshipmen lost in the Mexican War--Clemson, Hynson, Pillsbury and Shubrick, is showing its age and is in need of extensive work.  The Class of 1986's efforts will be memorialized on a plaque near the monument.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1987 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1988 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1988 25th reunion September 13-15, 2013. Click here to register online.

News

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The Class of 1989 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1990 is currently raising $250,000 for it's Class Project, including $187,500 to support the International Programs Office (IPO)and $102,613 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for IPO and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The IPO enhances the internationalization of midshipman education by proactively seeking and facilitating opportunities that contribute to building midshipman knowledge and proficiency regarding strategically important geographic regions and foreign languages as defined by Navy leadership.  In carrying out this mission, the IPO serves as the focal point for information and coordination of all international engagements related to the U.S. Naval Academy.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1991 is currently raising $30,000 in support of Leadership and Character Excellence at the Naval Academy.  The Class is also supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund and encourages class members to split their gift between Leadership/Character Excellence and the Annual Fund.

Leadership/Character Excellence provides support for the finest leadership development program in the nation and to set the national standard for development of moral and ethical leaders.  This component of the class project will continue the Class of '91's support for the leadership and character programs initiated with its 10-year reunion fundraising project.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1992 is currently raising $400,000 for its 20th Reunion Class Project, including $300,000 to support the Midshipman Action Group (MAG) and $100,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for MAG and 25% for the Annual Fund.

Working with community partners, such as Habitat for Humanity, Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Special Olympics, and others, MAG has organized hundreds of midshipmen efforts to reach out to local, national and international communities in need.  MAG also supports the most popular ongoing MAG program, Mids for Kids. Our support with assist MAG with their outreach within the continental United States.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1993 is currently raising $400,000 for its 20th Reunion Class Project, including $300,000 to support the International Forum Support and $100,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for International Forums and 25% for the Annual Fund.

Our support ensures the new International Regional Forum initiative will provide and expand opportunities for midshipmen to acquire greater knowledge of geographic regions that are of strategic importance to the United States.  With your gift, midshipmen will better understand the history, culture, civilization, language and religions of the five regions covered by the forums, in preparation for their future roles as leaders in our Navy and Marine Corps.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Events

Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1993 20th reunion October 3-6, 2013. Click here to register online.

Schedule of Events:

Thursday October 3^rd

(0730-1600)        Midstore Hours

(0900-1700)        Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700)        Museum Hours

(1600-1900)        Reunion Check-In Sheraton Hotel

(1800-2000)        Job Networking Event Sheraton Hotel

(1900)                  Informal Reception Sheraton Hotel

Friday October 4^th  

(0730-1600)        Midstore Hours

(0900-1700)        Visitor Center Hours

(0830-1300)        Golf USNA Course

(1200-1215)        Noon Meal Formation

(1300-1345)        Class Meeting Alumni Hall Room 1029

(1350-1500)        AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing to all classes (Alumni Hall)

(1600-1715)        Dress Parade on Worden Field

(1930-2030)        Jewish Service in Levy Center

(1800-2000)        Registration Sheraton Hotel

(1900)                  Dinner and Cocktail Reception Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium N*Room

Saturday October 5^th

(0900-1500)        Museum Hours

(0900-1700)        Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1600)        Tailgate CRNW

(1130)                  Navy VS Air Force

Sunday October 6^th

(0900-1000)        Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

(0900-1500)        Museum Hours

(0900-1000)        Memorial Service Levy Center

(1000-1200)        Farewell Brunch O Club (Pay on your own)

(1100-1215)        Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

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The Class of 1994 is currently raising $240,000 for its 20th Reunion Class Project, including $156,000 to support the a Resident Ethics Fellow in the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership, $48,000 for Midshipman Cyber Warfare Internships and $36,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 65% for the Ethics Fellow, 20% for Cyber Warfare and 15% for the Annual Fund.

Our class's support for a Resident Ethics Fellow within in the Stockdale Center for Ethical Leadership (CEL) will fund the compensation, travel, publication, administrative assistance and program participation expenses (e.g., participation as a visiting speaker, participation in a lecture series, curriculum development expenses, event participation) that are directly related to the research, teaching and scholarly activity of the Resident Ethics Fellow position and are not a part of the normal general and administrative and overhead expenses of the CEL.

Complementing the Navy’s activation of the Fleet Cyber Command/10th Fleet, the Naval Academy has established a Center for Cyber Security Studies. The Center will enhance educational opportunities available to midshipmen, faculty and staff through curricular innovation, community outreach, and learning related to a broad menu of issues associated with cyber security and cyber warfare. Our class's support with fund 10-15 annual midshipmen summer internships at DoD commands and national laboratories involved in Cyber Warfare for select Midshipmen majoring in Information Technology or Computer Science.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1995 is currently raising $160,000 for its Class Project, including $96,000 to support the International Programs Office (IPO), $32,000 for Athletic Excellence and $32,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 60% for IPO, 20% for Athletic Excellence and 20% for the Annual Fund.

The IPO enhances the internationalization of midshipman education by proactively seeking and facilitating opportunities that contribute to building midshipman knowledge and proficiency regarding strategically important geographic regions and foreign languages as defined by Navy leadership.  In carrying out this mission, the IPO serves as the focal point for information and coordination of all international engagements related to the U.S. Naval Academy.

The Athletic Excellence Fund is essential to the Academy’s objective to maintain its stature as one of the preeminent physical mission programs in the country.  While appropriated dollars adequately fund the core requirements of the Academy, athletic facility and equipment upgrades have not kept pace with the growth and development of one of the nation’s most comprehensive athletic programs. The Fund for Athletic Excellence provides one-time, non-recurring private resources to meet the emerging athletic needs of all Midshipmen.

The Naval Academy Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1996 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1997 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 1998 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most. 

Please visit USNA98.org to check out our class project

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Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 1998 15th reunion November 8-11, 2013.
Click here to register.
Rooms are blocked at the Loews Hotel and O'Callaghan's

The Schedule of Events is as follows:

Friday November 8^th

(0800-1600):           Midstore Hours

(0900-1700):           Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):           Museum Hours

(1200-1215):           Noon Meal Formation (Weather Permitting)

(1400-1500):            AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing (Rickover 102)

(1930-2030):           Jewish Service in Levy Center

(1800-2200):            Friday Evening Social at the Loews Hotel (Reunion Check-in)       

Saturday November 9^th

(0800-1300):           Midstore Hours

(0900-1500):           Museum Hours

(0900-1700):           Visitor Center Hours

(1300):                    Tailgate Class Ring North-Inside Stadium (Reunion Check-in)

(1530):                     Navy VS Hawaii

Sunday November 10^th

(0900-1000):           Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

(0900-1500):           Museum Hours

(1100-1215):           Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

(1300-1400):           Memorial Service Main Chapel

For reunion updates, stay tuned to our Twitter Account @98USNA

Please visit USNA98.org to check out our class project

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The Class of 1999 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2000 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2001 is currently raising $96,001 for its 10th Reunion Class Project, including $72,001 to support the International Programs Office (IPO) and $24,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for IPO and 25% for the Annual Fund.

In recognition for the '01 gifts to IPO, annually two IPO scholars shall be named the 1stLt Ronald D. Winchester IPO Scholars in memory of our fallen classmate.

The IPO enhances the internationalization of midshipman education by proactively seeking and facilitating opportunities that contribute to building midshipman knowledge and proficiency regarding strategically important geographic regions and foreign languages as defined by Navy leadership.  In carrying out this mission, the IPO serves as the focal point for information and coordination of all international engagements related to the U.S. Naval Academy.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2002 is currently raising $102,002 for its 10th Reunion Class Project, including $81,602 to support the International Programs Office (IPO) and $20,400 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 80% for IPO and 20% for the Annual Fund.

The IPO enhances the internationalization of midshipman education by proactively seeking and facilitating opportunities that contribute to building midshipman knowledge and proficiency regarding strategically important geographic regions and foreign languages as defined by Navy leadership.  In carrying out this mission, the IPO serves as the focal point for information and coordination of all international engagements related to the U.S. Naval Academy.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2003 is currently raising $250,000 for its 10th Reunion Class Project, including $200,000 to support the International Programs Office (IPO) and $50,000 for the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 80% for IPO and 20% for the Annual Fund.

The IPO enhances the internationalization of midshipman education by proactively seeking and facilitating opportunities that contribute to building midshipman knowledge and proficiency regarding strategically important geographic regions and foreign languages as defined by Navy leadership.  In carrying out this mission, the IPO serves as the focal point for information and coordination of all international engagements related to the U.S. Naval Academy.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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Join us in Annapolis for the Class of 2003 10th reunion September 13-15, 2013. Click here to register. Rooms blocked at the Double Tree Hotel.  

Schedule of Events is as follows:

Thursday, 12 September 2013

0800 - 1600:  Midstore

1800:             Informal Happy Hour (Pusser’s Caribbean Grille)

Friday, 13 September 2013

0800 - 1600:  Midstore

1000 - 1600:  Check-in Dahlgren Hall

0900:             Golf Tournament (USNA Course)

0900 - 1130:  Kid’s Play/Parents Mingle (1st Class Gym - 451 Defense Highway, Annapolis 410-224-0721)

1245 - 1315:  Memorial Service Triton Light (Rain location Mitscher Hall Auditorium)

1345 - 1445:  Superintendent’s Call

1600 - 1700:  Parade (Worden Field)

1900 - 2200:  Luau Bembe Beach (7074 Bembe Beach Road, Annapolis)

Saturday, 14 September 2013

1300 - 2100:   Tailgate (Stadium)

1530:              Game (Navy vs. Delaware)

Sunday, 15 September 2013

1000:            Brunch (Ram’s Head)

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Click here for Class of 2003 reunion reports.

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The Class of 2004 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2005 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2006 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2007 is currently supporting the Naval Academy Annual Fund. The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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For reunion reports click here.

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The Class of 2008 has elected to support the First Gift Program and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the First Gift fund and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The First Gift fund is an undesignated restricted fun in which gifts raised will be held until 2013, the 5th reunion of the class. At that time, the class will decide upon the purpose of this fund by class vote or decide to wait to designate the fund until their 10th reunion.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

Click here to give now.

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Friday October 4^th

(0800-1600):       Midstore Hours

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900-1700):       Museum Hours

(1200-1215):       Noon Meal Formation

(1350-1500):       AA CEO/Superintendent’s Briefing to all classes (Alumni Hall)

(1600-1715):       Dress Parade on Worden Field

(1930-2030):       Jewish Service in Levy Center

(TBD):                   Registration Alumni House-Ogle

(TBD):                   Cocktail Reception Alumni House-Ogle               

Saturday October 5^th

(0800-1300):       Midstore Hours

(0900-1500):       Museum Hours

(0900-1700):       Visitor Center Hours

(0900):                  Tailgate

(1130):                  Navy VS Air Force

Sunday October 6^th

(0900-1000):       Catholic Service (Main Chapel)

(0900-1500):       Museum Hours

(1100-1215):       Protestant Service (Main Chapel)

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The Class of 2009 has elected to support the First Gift Program and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the First Gift fund and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The First Gift fund is an undesignated restricted fun in which gifts raised will be held until 2014, the 5th reunion of the class. At that time, the class will decide upon the purpose of this fund by class vote or decide to wait to designate the fund until their 10th reunion.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2010 has elected to support the First Gift Program and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the First Gift fund and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The First Gift fund is an undesignated restricted fun in which gifts raised will be held until 2015, the 5th reunion of the class. At that time, the class will decide upon the purpose of this fund by class vote or decide to wait to designate the fund until their 10th reunion.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2011 has elected to support the First Gift Program and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the First Gift fund and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The First Gift fund is an undesignated restricted fun in which gifts raised will be held until 2016, the 5th reunion of the class. At that time, the class will decide upon the purpose of this fund by class vote or decide to wait to designate the fund until their 10th reunion.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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The Class of 2012 has elected to support the First Gift Program and the Naval Academy Annual Fund.  It is suggested that gifts are split 75% for the First Gift fund and 25% for the Annual Fund.

The First Gift fund is an undesignated restricted fun in which gifts raised will be held until 2017, the 5th reunion of the class. At that time, the class will decide upon the purpose of this fund by class vote or decide to wait to designate the fund until their 10th reunion.

The Annual Fund is a versatile, unrestricted fund that allows the Superintendent flexibility to meet emerging needs of the Academy and underwrites mission-critical activities of the U. S. Naval Academy Alumni Association/Foundation to serve the Academy and all Alumni.  Annual Fund gifts are put to work immediately where they are needed most.

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