http://www.haabestpractices.org/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=DavidboghossianHAA Best Practices Wiki - User contributions [en]2026-05-03T15:09:46ZUser contributionsMediaWiki 1.40.1http://www.haabestpractices.org/index.php?title=Feedback_from_Reunion_Participants&diff=443Feedback from Reunion Participants2008-05-14T16:04:39Z<p>Davidboghossian: An entry of best events feedback</p>
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<div>== Best Reunion Events Ever: ==<br />
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1. My best reunion event happened by accident at a Kennedy School reunion. For reasons beyond my control, I found myself the only person standing when someone clanged a glass to get the attention of a 100 person room. Caught like a deer in headlights, all I could muster was to welcome everyone and introduce my friend who clanged his glass ("by accident", he claimed later). He then proceeded to make a couple of generic remarks and introduced a third individual that everyone knew would be ready to speak extemporaneously. Jim then fulfilled this mission for a few minutes and, in a flash of brilliance, introduced a FOURTH person he wanted to hear from. Thus this continued for about 45 minutes with about 15 participants and one of the most engaging reunion experiences ever.<br />
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MORAL: Leave time for spontaneity. <br />
Another Moral: Figure out ways for classmates to share with each other outside of structured events.</div>Davidboghossianhttp://www.haabestpractices.org/index.php?title=Feedback_from_Reunion_Participants&diff=442Feedback from Reunion Participants2008-05-14T15:58:33Z<p>Davidboghossian: New page: == Best Reunion Events Ever: == 1. My best reunion event happened by accident at a Kennedy School reunion. For reasons beyond my control, I found myself the only person standing when ...</p>
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== Best Reunion Events Ever: ==<br />
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1. My best reunion event happened by accident at a Kennedy School reunion. For reasons beyond my control, I found myself the only person standing when someone clanged a glass to get the attention of a 100 person room. Caught like a deer in headlights, all I could muster was to welcome everyon and introduce my friend who clanged his glass ("by accident", he claimed later). He then proceeded to make a couple of generic remarks and introduced a third individual that everyone knew would be ready to speak extemporaneously. Jim then fulfilled this mission for a few minutes and, in a flash of brilliance, introduced a FOURTH person he wanted to hear from. Thus this continued for about 45 minutes with about 15 participants and one of the most engaging reunion experiences ever.<br />
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MORAL: Leave time for spontenaiety.<br />
Another Moral: Figure out ways for classmates to share with each other outside of structured events.</div>Davidboghossianhttp://www.haabestpractices.org/index.php?title=Practical_Hints_%26_Case_Studies&diff=441Practical Hints & Case Studies2008-05-14T15:50:17Z<p>Davidboghossian: Opportnity for reunion participants to add their thoughts and experiences</p>
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<div>* [[Symposia]]<br />
* [[Reunion Favors]]<br />
* [[Memorial Services]]<br />
* [[Class Talent Show]]<br />
* [[Museum Tours]]<br />
* [[How to Set up a Bank Account]]<br />
* [[Raising Funds to Subsidize Reunions]]<br />
* [[Class Secretary's Corner- 7 Planning Tips for Reunion Success]]<br />
* [[Feedback from Reunion Participants]]</div>Davidboghossian