Class Leadership
Weekend Chair
Lauren Griffey
(Nashville, TN)
Philanthropy Chair
Lauren Sims Carlson
(Nashville, TN)
Attendance Chair
Erik Baptist
(Washington, D.C.)
Engagement Chair
Lindsey Hickman
(Valdosta, GA)
Join Reunion 2026 in Nashville!
October 15 -18, 2026
Registration is now open for Reunion and Homecoming 2026! Reconnect with old friends, attend academic discussions led by prominent faculty, and renew your common bonds as Vanderbilt alumni.
Follow these steps to get ready for Reunion weekend!
- Register to Attend
Reunion registration will open at the end of the summer! Once you receive notice via email, visit our Registration page for additional information. - 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
Encourage your friends to attend Reunion! Don't forget to make a page in your Class Book to catch up with your classmates before the big weekend. - 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! - Make a Gift
Any gift made will count towards your Class Gift, and your participation (any dollar amount to any area of Vanderbilt counts) helps your class in the competition for the Reunion Cup! Learn more about giving here. - View Your Class Standing in the Reunion Cup Competition
Every classmate who participates helps our class climb the leaderboard, and every gift counts. View the Reunion Cup page here.
To Davis Grier "Deeg" Sezna Jr., BA'01
As we mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001, members of Vanderbilt’s Class of 2001 are coming together to remember their classmate and friend, Davis Grier “Deeg” Sezna Jr., BA’01, alongside the other Vanderbilt classmates and community members whose lives were lost that day.
Humble, hardworking and always ready with a joke, Deeg was a loyal friend who embodied the very best of Vanderbilt. He was the kind of person who made an impression and the kind of friend you never forget. In his honor, classmates are leading an effort to name a space for Deeg on Vanderbilt’s New York City campus, creating a lasting tribute to his life and a meaningful connection between the Vanderbilt community he loved and the city where his life was tragically cut short.
Twenty-five years later, the friendships Deeg formed at Vanderbilt endure, as does the impact he had on those who knew him. As we remember Deeg and all members of the Vanderbilt community whose lives were lost on September 11, classmates, alumni, friends and family are invited to come together in his memory and help create a lasting tribute to a life and friendship that continue to mean so much.