Dear valued member of the Oxford community, we extend our heartfelt thanks to you for your generous donation to the Oxford College 2023 Class Gift campaign. Your contribution will go towards supporting Oxford students, faculty, and staff through the Center for Healthy Living. 

We are immensely grateful for your support, which has allowed us to raise well over our goal of $15,000.  In fact, we raised almost $25,000 and gifts are still being processed. The 4-5 glider swings will be ordered soon and placed on campus by the end of the fall semester. We want you to know that we will keep you updated on the progress that we make in building a stronger Oxford community together through the class gift. 

We appreciate all the ways in which you have already shown your support and thank you again for your kind generosity. 

Sincerely,
Tammy Camfield 89Ox 91C,
Senior Director of Alumni Engagement

We knew that we wanted to leave a gift that represented our class and what we love – “rest and play”. With the recommendation from the Center for Healthy Living, we know how important it is to take time for rest, relaxation, play, and time with friends. This is why by working with them, we plan to purchase wooden glider swings and place on campus for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors to use. Learn more about the swings.

Thank you for your support of the Oxford Class Gift!

Hello Oxford Graduates!

Just a reminder, you can pick your blue tassel tonight at the Sophomore Banquet at 7PM in the Oxford Dining Hall after the event.

If you have any friends who still need to make their $5 gift to get their tassel, make sure to share this link so they can make their Blue Tassel gift so they can join you and over 720 of your graduating Emory classmates in showing off your Emory pride!

Thank you for your support of the 2023 Oxford Class. We just announced that the gift is being named in honor of Dean Joe Moon and Dean Kitty McNeill. After more than 40+ years of working at Oxford and Emory Colleges, Dean of Campus Life, Dr. Joe Moon will retire in August. Dean of the Oxford Library, Dr. Kitty McNeill is also retiring in May after working at Oxford for 38 years.

We knew that we wanted to leave a gift that represented our class and what we love – “rest and play”. With the recommendation from the Center for Healthy Living, we know how important it is to take time for rest, relaxation, play, and time with friends. This is why by working with them, we plan to purchase wooden glider swings and place on campus for students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors to use. Learn more about the swings.