Join Reunion 2024 in Nashville!
November 7 - 10, 2024
Class Leadership
Weekend Chairs
Megan and Cole Pate
(Spring, TX)
Philanthropy Chair
Joel Hart
(Los Angeles, CA)
Attendance Chair
Courtney McEwen
(Nashville, TN)
Engagement Chair
Kellie Montoya
(Miami, FL)
Join us on campus as we welcome back classes ending in -4 and -9 for Reunion 2024! Reconnect with old friends, attend academic discussions led by prominent faculty, and renew your common bonds as Vanderbilt alumni.
Reunion Checklist
Follow these five steps to get ready for Reunion!
- Register to Attend (or send your regrets)
Reunion registration is open! Visit our Registration page for additional information. (P.S. If you know you are unable to attend Reunion Weekend, please let us know by sending regrets - and we hope to see you at a future Reunion!) - Book Your Travel
Find Reunion Hotel Blocks and make flight reservations as soon as possible, as Nashville is very busy in the fall. Note that Reunion is a four-day event and plan accordingly! - Review Arrival Information
Plan for your arrival to Reunion event by viewing the "Arrival Information" page for check-in locations, parking information and shuttle details - with more information to be added, so check back often! - View the Reunion Weekend Schedule of Events
See what we have in store by visiting the Main Schedule of Events, hosted by the Reunion Office. Be sure to check out "Additional Events" hosted by our campus partners, and "Greek Events" hosted by the Greek organizations. There are many opportunity to reminisce, remember and reconnect! - Spread the Word
Join the Class of 2004 Facebook page and the 2004 Class Book to invite your friends back to Reunion.
Vann Webb Fund
Vann Webb, son of Nancy ’74 and the late Billy ’74 Webb, was a cherished son, friend, and Phi Delta Theta brother. His commitment to the Phi Delta Theta legacy was a source of pride. Tragically, Vann passed away shortly after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer during his sophomore year at Vanderbilt University.
In memory of Vann’s enduring spirit, the Phi Delta Theta pledge class of 2001 established the Vann Webb Memorial Immersion Fund. This fund supports Vanderbilt students who are working on Immersion Vanderbilt projects related to cancer research and treatment. Your support helps carry forward Vann’s legacy and fuels innovative projects that can make a real difference in the fight against cancer.