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Congratulations to all of today's graduates and especially to our more than 330 New Student Life Members!
Be sure to keep us updated in the CAA phone app or at citadelalumni.org.
Thank you for joining The Citadel Alumni Association!
The Citadel will live stream the Long Gray Line parade this afternoon at 3:45 p.m. on our website and YouTube. Click here to view the live stream:
www.citadel.edu/livestream/
This is last call for the Class of 2023 current student CAA Life Membership rate of $400.00. After tomorrow the cost will increase so please purchase today! Membership must be paid in full to receive this reduced rate. Visit citadelalumni.org/join/join and choose the Life Membership (Current Student, Paid in Full) - $ 400.00 option. Thank you to everyone who has already signed up!
The Citadel will live stream the Joint Military Commissioning ceremony on Friday and both Commencement ceremonies on Saturday on our YouTube channel. Use this link to find all three live streams:
www.youtube.com//streams
The big day for the Class of 2023 is almost here and the weather is beautiful!
For anyone considering purchasing a life membership in the CAA, especially parents, family and friends of graduating seniors, Phil Palmer, '05, Executive Director at WarriorWOD, warriorwod.org, told us why being a CAA Life Member is important to him. To see the full video and to join the CAA, visit citadelalumni.org/join.
WarriorWOD is committed to reducing the impact of both mental and physical wounds of veterans through fitness programs in order to empower our veterans to realize their full potential, confidence and self-worth.
The Citadel remembers former CAA President Drury “Chip” Charles Nimmich Jr., ’76, who passed away on April 28, 2023, and the legacy of service to The Citadel he leaves behind.
The discounted price of $400.00 for Current Student Life Membership in The CAA ends Saturday, May 6. Purchase now at citadelalumni.org/join/join. Choose the Life Membership (Current Student, Paid in Full) - $ 400.00 option.
Rich Wyatt, '12, published a science fiction novel, Lunacom.
Richard H. Kellahan, Sr., The Citadel Class of 1944, of Kingstree, was freed from a German prisoner-of-war camp when Russians liberated Kellahan’s camp on April 21, 1945,. He rode in a truck convoy to the Elbe River before ending at a hospital near Nancy, France. There he was put on a train to the French coast and later shipped from Le Havre to New York.
Listen to Mr. Kellahan interviewed as a part of The Citadel World War II Alumni History Project here:
https://lcdl.library.cofc.edu/lcdl/catalog/lcdl:23436