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Greenville alumni maintain their ties to the College in many ways. They connect with their classes or with the Greenville College Alumni Association (GCAA). Alumni of all ages follow the Greenville College and Greenville College Alumni Association pages on Facebook. They also follow @GCAlumni on Twitter. And alumni come together through the network of regional alumni associations across the country, or they meet and reconnect through events hosted by Greenville College or other alums, and events back at the College like Homecoming.
GC's alumni communities provide a wide range of opportunities for socializing, networking and travel, and contribute significantly to the rich alumni experience that defines Greenville.
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Making Calls in the Majors
Delfin Colon (Greenville College Class of '91) will always remember July 28, 2008 as a night of nerves. That was the night thirty thousand stadium spectators, 18 television cameras, and countless home viewers watched his major league debut calling balls and strikes behind home plate in Houston’s Minute Maid Park.
The Spitfire Grill Opens Soon at the Factory Theatre
The Greenville College Factory Theatre will present the musical The Spitfire Grill February 6-9 at 7:30 p.m. The Spitfire Grill blends a folk and bluegrass-tinged score with a heartwarming story of renewal.
Greenville College Announces Choir’s 2013 Spring Concert Season
The Greenville College Choir (Greenville, Illinois) is pleased to announce its concert itinerary for 2012-2013. Founded in 1927 by Dr. Robert W. Woods, the Greenville Choir has attained a widespread reputation for performing sacred choral music of the highest quality.
It's been 59 years since I arrived on the Greenville College campus as a 25 year old with a wife, a three year old daughter and a second child only five weeks from birth. In retrospect, what did we gain? The degree, a circle of friends and colleagues that have enriched us for a lifetime, and a fondness for college and community that remains fresh to the present moment.
-Bishop Donald Bastian `53
