Cèilidh: Homecoming & Family Weekend
Save the Date - September 26-28, 2013
Cèilidh [ka-le]: n. a Scottish Gaelic term meaning "visit," used to describe a celebration with stories and tales, poems and ballads, music and dance. Cèilidhs were traditionally hosted in the homes of family and friends.
Be a part of Carnegie Mellon’s annual Cèilidh Weekend, a celebration for the entire CMU family, combining the traditions of Homecoming Weekend and Family Weekend. Alumni, families, students, faculty, and staff are all invited. Weekend highlights include:
- Football Game, Tailgate BBQ, and Chili Cook-Off
- Academic Programs, Meetings, and Receptions throughout campus
- Alumni Awards
- 50th and Platinum Reunions
- AND MUCH MORE – check back for updates!
Loyal Scot
Loyal Scots are alumni and students who not only make gifts to CMU each year, but all stay connected and involved with the university on an annual basis. Loyal Scots who attend Ceilidh Weekend will receive "plaid to the bone" pins and stickers in order to recognize and thank them for their continued support and dedication to Carnegie Mellon.
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Questions?
Email ceil...@andrew.cmu.edu or call 1.866.401.9529.