Events

Join your fellow Tigers at one of our 4 locations to watch Clemson football!

Mission Navy Yard

1221 Van Street SE, Washington, DC

Dudley’s Arlington

2766 S. Arlington Mill Drive, Arlington, VA

World of Beer – Rockville

196 E. Montgomery Ave., Rockville, MD

Silks – Canton

2641 Hudson St, Baltimore, MD

Join your fellow Tigers at one of our 4 locations to watch Clemson football!

Mission Navy Yard

1221 Van Street SE, Washington, DC

Dudley’s Arlington

2766 S. Arlington Mill Drive, Arlington, VA

World of Beer – Rockville

196 E. Montgomery Ave., Rockville, MD

Silks – Canton

2641 Hudson St, Baltimore, MD

Join your fellow Tigers at one of our 4 locations to watch Clemson football!

Mission Navy Yard

1221 Van Street SE, Washington, DC

Dudley’s Arlington

2766 S. Arlington Mill Drive, Arlington, VA

World of Beer – Rockville

196 E. Montgomery Ave., Rockville, MD

Silks – Canton

2641 Hudson St, Baltimore, MD

Join fellow Tiger fans to discuss the recent football season and the upcoming Bowl game. Lunch and discussion will be Thursday, December 14, 12:00pm – 1:00pm at Allen Martin’s office, 499 South Capitol Street, SW, Suite 600, Washington DC. Lunch will be served. Registration is $10 for Club members; $25 for non-members. Former Clemson player, Chris Hart ’89, will be our guest speaker via Zoom. Chris recently spent time with the team over the South Carolina game weekend so has a fresh perspective on the team’s future. Please register if you plan to attend.

Wrap up the 2023 Football season with a discussion with Clemson’s Athletic Director, Graham Neff, who will be joining us via Zoom. Lunch and discussion will be Thursday, January 18, 12:00pm – 1:00pm at Allen Martin’s office, 499 South Capitol Street, SW, Suite 600, Washington DC. Lunch will be served. Registration is $10 for Club members; $25 for non-members. Please register if you plan to attend.

Gather with fellow Tigers on Saturday, January 20 at 8:15am (***Note new start time***) to help collect the over 250,000 wreaths placed in Arlington Cemetery. Coordinated by Wreaths Across America, this is a wonderful opportunity to honor veterans and their final resting place. 

During this online discussion, Clemson’s C.O.O., Tony Wagner, will give an update about campus happenings and future plans. As Executive VP for Finance and Operations and C.O.O., Tony works closely with Clemson’s Executive Leadership Team to plan and implement the University’s long-term strategic plan. He has extensive experience in higher education leadership, having served in similar roles in other Universities. Please register if you plan to join this online event.

About Tony:

Anthony “Tony” Wagner is Clemson University’s executive vice president for finance and operations and Chief Operations Officer. Tony earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Penn State University and his master’s degree in educational leadership and policy from Temple University. He also served as a deep-sea diver in the US Navy for four years. Prior to joining the Clemson family, Tony served as executive vice president for finance at Augusta University and the affiliated Augusta University Health System. He also previously served as executive vice president and chief financial officer for Temple University as well as serving in various leadership roles at Penn State University in the government relations and finance space. In addition to his higher education experience, Tony has significant government service in Pennsylvania, including serving as deputy secretary of the budget and deputy state treasurer. He and his wife Lisa have two grown sons.

Hosted by Angie Paolozzi P’24 & Helen Bath P’23 at Angie’s home in Vienna, Virginia.

We would love to have you join us for a very casual evening of Clemson camaraderie! We’ll enjoy hors d’oeuvres and beverages, meet some great local Clemson moms, and assemble care packages for our Clemson students in time for a Valentine’s Day surprise.

Here’s how it works: Once we have a confirmed guest count, each person is asked to bring one item to contribute to the care packages.  For example, if we have 15 people joining, then you would bring 15 of one item (Rice Krispies treats, lip balm, ramen noodles, fuzzy socks … you get the idea!) and at the end of the night, you’ll walk away with a box full of goodies that you can mail to your Clemson student(s).

Sounds like fun,right?!

Join us for this online event to hear about his days as a Clemson Cadet, his distinguished military career, Space Force and what’s coming up next. Please register if you plan to join this online event.

The Clemson Alumni Association and Baltimore/DC Clemson Club cordially invite you to a special Clemson Night in Washington, D.C. featuring special guests President Jim Clements, Director of Athletics Graham Neff and other university administrators.

Join us for a catered reception at the Military Women’s Memorial in Arlington to enjoy Clemson fellowship while hearing updates from President Clements and Graham Neff. Come out and hear how alumni and Clemson friends like you can continue to keep up with all the great things going on at Clemson.

Serbian Embassy Reception with Deputy Chief of Mission, Vladimir Maric

Special Guest: Dr. Leslie Hossfeld, Dean, College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences

“Travel” with us to the beautiful country of Serbia to learn about its inviting culture and rich history, and to taste some of its culinary specialties.

Ambassador Djuric has graciously invited the Clemson Club to join him on Wednesday, March 20, for this special evening of conversation and delicious Serbian hors d’oeuvres plus sweet treats. Red and white wine, beer and sodas will also be served.

Club members will receive reservation priority for what we expect to be a sold-out event.  Not yet a club member? Join at www.clemsonclub.org/membership.

Thank you to Ambassador Djuric for opening the Embassy and hosting us for this memorable evening. Registration fees will be applied solely to cover event costs.

The Club also would like to thank the College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences and Dean Hossfeld for sponsoring this event and traveling to D.C. to join us.

Clemson University’s College of Behavioral, Social and Health Sciences offers degrees in communication; nursing; parks, recreation and tourism management; political science; psychology; public health sciences; and sociology, anthropology and criminal justice. While each of these academic departments are unique, they are united by a common mission to build people and communities – working together to address health and wellness challenges, tackle human impacts on the environment and build stronger communities by better understanding human, political and social behavior and the impact of an ever-connected world. This work is vital to Clemson’s land-grant mission, strategic vision and global impact – and makes a tangible difference in South Carolina and beyond.

Have you been missing your fellow Young Alumni Tigers now that Football Season is over? Come out and feel like you’re back down South Saturday, April 13 at 3:00pm for a casual gathering and Low Country Boil at Dirty Water in DC. Tickets are $22 for members, $32 for non-members. Members may purchase one additional ticket for $22. Cash bar will be available.

Not a Club Member? Join here.