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PROGRAMS AND REUNIONS

Tap into Olin's alumni network to reconnect with other alumni and the Olin community.

In St. Louis, listen to a CEO speaker, share advice over lunch with MBA students, or join 500 alumni for dinner at the annual Alumni Awards Dinner.

Outside St. Louis, attend an Olin alumni reception or WU Club event. Chicago maintains an Olin Business School regional club.

Reunions
Each year, Washington University alumni from around the world gather during a reunion to reminisce and renew friendships.

The University-wide undergraduate reunion takes place annually in May, surrounding Commencement.
Olin Business School and Dean Mahendra Gupta host the Graduate Reunion Weekend, taking place this year on October 2-3.

Century Club Business Series
The Century Club Business Series is an opportunity to hear highly regarded CEO-level business leaders speak about the challenges and opportunities in their industry. Hosted for more than 30 years, these well-attended, informal breakfast get-togethers give club members an opportunity to renew friendships, meet other alumni, make new friends and talk with faculty and students from Olin.

Student Interaction
Augment a student's education by bringing your expertise and advice to them via a classroom lecture, a club event or one of our student programs.

Distinguished Business Alumni Awards
Honor the accomplishments of award recipients, reconnect with old friends and extend your alumni network at this annual event held each spring.

Executive MBA Alumni Association
The EMBA Alumni Association is a proactive community that helps plan educational and social events. Its members founded the Olin Travel Club and serve as an advisory board for the Executive MBA program.

Commerce Bancshares CEO David Kemper at Century Club

His speech highlighted how taxpayers will approximately break even on measures the government has taken to rescue traditional banks through the Treasury’s Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).