🎙️ Interview | Hakim Baka, KEDGE graduate, elected...
Class of 1965: 60 years on, the emotion intact
On 5 June, our graduates met up again 60 years after graduating
🤝 60 years after graduation, they find themselves
They left the school 60 years ago, yet their attachment to KEDGE remains strong. On June 5, a dozen graduates from the class of 1965 gathered on the Luminy campus to celebrate this very special anniversary.
For one day, they were able to measure how far they had come since their own schooling. Mrs. Gefflot presented the school's evolution since their graduation: new programs, internationalization, social openness, sustainable development and future projects. These explanations aroused both astonishment and pride in the school's ability to transform itself to meet the challenges of our time.
The visit to the Luminy campus was also a highlight. They discovered modernized infrastructures and collaborative learning spaces that didn't exist in their day. Meeting current students was a real bridge between the old and new generations of Kedgers.
The exchanges were full of emotion and laughter, but also of the kindness that is typical of reunions. Despite the passage of time, they remain attached to their school and continue to hold it close to their hearts. Everyone left delighted to have discovered the evolution of KEDGE and its plans for the future.
Because, 65 years on, one thing is certain: their pride in belonging to this great community remains intact.
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