Schedule of Events

Attendees may select one pre-arranged Washington, DC landmark tour. We will offer up to three landmark options, each capped at 30–40 participants.

Each visit will include up to two hours on-site, plus travel time. Space is limited, and selections will be honored on a first-come, first-served basis.

Potential landmark options may include:

• National Archives
• Pentagon
• Library of Congress
• Bureau of Engraving and Printing
• GW Museum and the Textile Museum
  •  Features a docent-led tour GW Law Faculty and Book Talk & Signing 

Reconnect with classmates during Reunion Weekend at an All-Class Cocktail Reception hosted at Players Club and The Muni, located next door to one another in downtown Washington, DC. Players Club offers a relaxed lounge setting with indoor and outdoor spaces, while The Muni features interactive games and a lively social atmosphere. This casual evening gathering provides time to reconnect, share memories, and continue the celebration with fellow GW Law alumni.

Alumni from the classes of 1956,1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, and 1986 are invited to join Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew and Stockton Guard convener XXXX 'XX to enjoy breakfast and relive memories from law school.

Take a tour to see how GW Law has changed over the years. The tour will be led by Associate Dean Scott B. Pagel and will include the Jacob Burns Library and the Rare Books Exhibit.

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Enjoy a relaxed, family-friendly community barbecue during Reunion Weekend. This casual indoor and outdoor gathering is open to alumni, families, and guests and offers an opportunity to connect, eat, and spend time together in a welcoming setting.

Explore Washington, DC, during Reunion Weekend on a guided trolley tour led by GW Law alumnus Courtland (Cody) Ingraham, JD ’23. The tour will highlight key landmarks throughout the city.

Back in the Classroom: An Academic Session Featuring Professor Michael Rand Step back into the classroom for an academic session led by Professor Michael Rand, offering alumni the chance to engage with faculty, explore timely legal developments, and reconnect with the academic side of GW Law.

In this session, Private Credit’s Public Consequences, Professor Rand will examine the rapid growth of private credit markets and what it means for businesses, investors, and financial stability. Designed to be accessible and engaging for a broad audience, the discussion will unpack how private credit is reshaping modern finance — and why it matters beyond Wall Street.

Step back into the classroom for an academic session led by GW Law professor, ___________, offering alumni the chance to engage with faculty, explore current legal issues, and reconnect with the academic side of GW Law.

Attend a Reunion Roundtable with Dean Matthew, providing alumni the opportunity to reconnect, engage in meaningful discussion, and hear updates on the Law School’s priorities and vision.

Join classmates for the closing weekend class cocktail reception and dinner at the National Press Club as part of Reunion Weekend. Enjoy an evening of conversation, connection, and dining in a historic downtown setting.