Welcome! Members of the Oberlin classes of 1967, 1968, and 1969 have reconnected on this website for our 55-year Cluster Reunion which took place on campus during Homecoming weekend, September 29 through October 1, 2023.
If you graduated during those years but haven’t already checked out this website, it’s not too late. Click the blue Sign In button and find your name listed under your year in the Classmate Profiles.
Here you can greet one another, fill in your personal details, share recent and not-so-recent life adventures, and add stories and photographs.
And speaking of photographs, check out the Scrapbook section for some highlights of the 2023 get-together.
Do you need to Sign In? Look for a rectangular blue button on the upper right. (If you're using a smartphone with a small screen, the button may be farther down this page ).
Earth Day 4/22: Carbon Neutrality Achieved!
Save the date — Tuesday, April 22, at 7 PM EDT — for the online Zoom program
Oberlin City and College Collaboration for Achieving Carbon Neutrality
Join us for the fascinating story of how their collaboration starting in 2000 was able to achieve Carbon Neutrality by 2025. How did they do it? With solar panels, geothermal, dashboard energy monitoring, educational modules, home energy upgrades, school and community activities, and intensive collaborative planning. The speakers will be
John Petersen '88, Oberlin faculty and systems ecologist
Linda Arbogast, City of Oberlin Sustainability Coordinator
Gregory Jones, Energy Advocate for POWER (Providing Oberlin with Efficiency Responsibly)
Sami Singleton '25, OC senior and Environmental Studies Major with a path in urban design
Josette Apple '25, OC senior and Environmental Studies Major specializing in communications & media
Chris Norman, Oberlin faculty and Senior Director for Energy and Sustainability.
And the moderator will be Walt Galloway '69, the current Chair of the Oberlin College EnviroAlums. The organizers include Paul Safyan ’68, Dave Tempest ’72, and Susan Buck ’72. After brief introductions, the speakers will open the program for interactive questions.
This program is part of the “Road to the Future” series sponsored by the Oberlin Alumni Classes ‘67 to ‘72. Click here for detailed biographies of the participants, or click here for links to additional background resources on Oberlin environmental sustainability.
Click REGISTER HERE to sign up for the Zoom session. You will then receive an email labelled Oberlin Alumni Association with your personal link to the program. If you wish to invite others, forward the whole email as each link is personalized.