Featured Alumni
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Featured Alumni
Jack Tripp, ’12
Residence: Fayetteville, GA
Profession: Intern for the United Methodist Collegiate Ministry of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry
YHC Involvement: Young Alumni Council
Why YHC?: “From my first visit to the Enchanted Valley, I sensed the magic that sparkled in every smile and cut through even the foggiest of mountain nights. Finding a place that provides opportunities for such growth is a rarity, and we should take care to ensure such places continue to thrive.”

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Alumni Weekend

June 5-7, 2020

Make plans to return to the Enchanted Valley for Alumni Weekend 2020!

This year, we're excited to offer on-campus accommodations. You can rent a room in Appleby Center and reminisce about the good old days or take advantage of more modern accommodations in The Village. Another option is to bring your camper or RV and camp in the upper lot behind Appleby Center or the lot at the Art Annex. Select the best option for you by clicking here.

Click here for the Class of 1970 Memory Book form.

More details about Alumni Weekend 2020 are coming soon.

 

Congratulations to the 2019 Alumni Award Recipients!

Young Alumni Achievement Award

Matthew Kammerer, ’11

Spirit of Young Harris Award

Jan Keith, ’69

Distinguished Alumni Award for Lifetime Career Achievement

Richard Burrell, ’47

Nancy Louise Haynes Stephens Sanderson Robertson Outstanding Friend Award

Dr. Clay Dotson

YHC Family of the Year Award

The Broadrick Family

View past Alumni Award recipients.

For more information about Alumni Weekend, contact:

Young Harris College Office of Alumni Engagement
P.O. Box 275 | Young Harris, GA 30582
(706) 379-5336 | alumni@yhc.edu

 

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Featured Alumni
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tripp
Featured Alumni
Jack Tripp, ’12
Residence: Fayetteville, GA
Profession: Intern for the United Methodist Collegiate Ministry of the General Board of Higher Education and Ministry
YHC Involvement: Young Alumni Council
Why YHC?: “From my first visit to the Enchanted Valley, I sensed the magic that sparkled in every smile and cut through even the foggiest of mountain nights. Finding a place that provides opportunities for such growth is a rarity, and we should take care to ensure such places continue to thrive.”