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Thousands of alumni will reunite at UC Santa Barbara to reminisce, network and show their support for the university at the 11th Annual All Gaucho Reunion from Thursday, April 27 through Sunday, April 30, 2017. This UCSB signature event, which brings together alumni from across the United States and around the world, is held on the university’s campus and is produced by UC Santa Barbara Alumni with Nationwide as the presenting sponsor.Highlights include a concert celebration of the major influence UCSB students, alumni and Isla Vista have had on the worldwide music scene; and the historic 50th anniversary celebrations for the Class of ’67, the College of Engineering, and the University Center (UCEN), an important hub of student life. Community members are invited to the many events.
The All Gaucho Reunion is an important occasion not only for connecting and bringing alumni back to celebrate all things UCSB, but also to support current students. Proceeds from many of the All Gaucho Reunion events benefit student scholarships at UCSB. In addition, reunion participants will join with UCSB Greek life students in collecting food and monetary donations for the Associated Students Food Bank, which is run by students in support of fellow classmates experiencing financial challenges.
Reunion highlights:
· Wasting Time: The Music at the Heart of Isla Vista
Zack Gill of the rock band ALO and of Jack Johnson’s band, Cool Water Canyon, Jimmy 2 Times and The Olés will highlight Isla Vista’s rich musical tradition, which launched the careers of many a famous artist.
· College of Engineering 50th Anniversary
The College marks its golden anniversary and status as a global leader among university schools of engineering with a No. 1 ranking worldwide in research impact, patents issued and its materials graduate program, and three Nobel Prize winners among its esteemed faculty. Alumni reception and time capsule ceremony will be held.
· Gaucho Gallop 5K ...
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Sunday, April 30, 2017
All-Gaucho Reunion 2017 Marks Historic Events
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