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Medical College of Wisconsin 50-Year Golden Anniversary Reunion

Friday, May 16 and Saturday, May 17, 2025

Celebrating the MCW-Milwaukee 50-year reunion for the MD class of 1975.

Each year during MCW-Milwaukee’s Commencement weekend the 50-year reunion class gathers to celebrate their Golden Anniversary. Activities include participation in the Commencement ceremony, a brunch at MCW, and a class dinner.

The Medical College of Wisconsin is pleased to host this 50-Year Reunion celebration. Attendees are responsible for the costs of travel and hotel accommodations.

Make your room reservations at the Pfister Hotel now, call (800) 558-8222 and reference the “MCW 50th Reunion – May 2025” room block, or click the link below. A special room rate will apply.

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