Golden Titans

Each spring at UW Oshkosh since 2009, the Alumni Association welcomes members of the 50th reunion class as Golden Titans.

Members of the class, along with fellow alumni who have reached the Golden Titan milestone, are honored as guests at a luncheon in Reeve Memorial Union

Members of the 50th reunion class also have the opportunity to don golden caps and gowns and lead the newest UW Oshkosh graduates into their future, during the afternoon commencement ceremony.

Golden Titan festivities also include a bus tour of campus, a class photo and a class dinner, usually held at a local restaurant.

Come Home to Oshkosh

We invite you to enjoy the festivities for the classes of 1963 and earlier on May 11, 2013. Reconnect with past classmates, and make future connections.

Schedule of Events

Saturday, May 11, 2013

Bus Tour of Campus at 9:30am
Departing from UWO Campus Services Center, 650 Witzel, on the corner of Witzel and Campbell.

Luncheon Registration and Reminiscing at 10:45am
Reeve Memorial Union, Room 202

Golden Titan Luncheon and Program at 11:15am

Reeve Memorial Union, Room 202

Golden Titan Group Photo

Classes of 1963 and earlier

Limited specially bagged meters will be available in Lot 15, located directly across from Reeve Memorial Union, on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Parking in any campus lot is free Saturday, May 11th. Please avoid specially marked spaces unless you have the proper permit. Visit the Parking website for more information.

Contact the alumni office with questions by email or (920) 424-3449.

Golden Titan Endowed Scholarship

View the Golden Titan Endowed Scholarship donor list.

Giving is Caring in Action.

The class of 1961 launched the Golden Titan endowed scholarship. Contributions to the 1963 class gift will help create the foundation for this scholarship.

This scholarship will exist in perpetuity as a visible action of one generation helping the next. Future Golden Titans reunion gifts will be added to it thus allowing the impact of the award to grow along with the principal of the fund. Learn more.