From the Archives: Class of 1937 Reunion

Reunions allow alumni to reconnect and engage with their classmates and alma mater, making new memorable moments.

Above: In 1977, Curtis L. Carlson (left), the namesake of the Carlson School, attended his 40th anniversary reunion alongside notable fellow alumni political scientist and UMN President Emeritus Malcolm Moos (center) and Nobel Prize-winning agronomist Norman Borlaug (right). Carlson received his bachelor’s degree in economics in 1937 and went on to found Carlson Companies, an $8 billion travel, hospitality, and marketing conglomerate.