Reunions Reinvented

Your Bio

Please provide responses to as many of these topics as you’d like in the box below. We suggest you first compose this section in a word document and then cut and paste it into the form when you're ready. The word limit for this entire section is about 600 words. Make sure to include the relevant topic headings FAMILY, LIFE, TRINITY at the beginning of each subsection.

• Your Family and Those Near and Dear To You (optional)
  Please tell us about your family or household (your spouse/partner, children, grandchildren) and all whose lives are closely linked with yours (including pets).
  
• Your Life Over the Past 50 Years (optional)
  Please provide an autobiographical entry along with a recent photograph of yourself (see the next section of this form to upload photos). Of course, it’s up to you what you’d like to share about your life story. Entries that reflect on experiences that have shaped our lives since Trinity—especially as they might relate to our time there—are more interesting and stimulating than just a straightforward resumé.
  
  Topics you might consider: the places where you have lived; the work you’ve done, including military service; what work you’re doing now, paid or unpaid; service to the community; interests and hobbies; what you are passionate about; your plans for the future; what your classmates might be surprised to learn about you; what matters to you most in life 50 years since graduation, especially post-COVID; in short, anything that tells your story in whatever way you want to tell it.
  
• Trinity and You (optional)
  Our years at Trinity were marked by significant change in the college and in the nation. Please share your memories of your Trinity days and/or your reflections about how Trinity has impacted your life. These might be recollections of any event, course, professor, or classmate that made a lasting impact.