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Undergraduate student body elects DSG vice presidents, senators
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by Hayley Trainer THE CHRONICLE
The undergraduate student body elected Duke Student Government vice presidents, senators and class council representatives for the 2014-2015 academic year Thursday evening. A total of 2,370 students voted, an increase of 551 students from last year’s election. The voting closed at 10 p.m. Thursday, and the results were released at 2:15 a.m. Friday. Attorney General Syed Adil, a sophomore, noted that the results took more than four hours to interpret because of the large number of students who
voted and the ranking system that is used in instant-runoff voting. “This election is notoriously long,” Adil said. “It takes a lot of time to make sure that every vote is counted correctly.” Adil previously told The Chronicle there had ben a glitch in the technology system and he was “tallying by hand,” but he later said there was no glitch. The Board of Elections met to certify the results at 2 a.m. Friday. Three of the five board members met in person and the other two members called in. Sophomore Keizra Mecklai was elected vice president of equity and outreach.
Duke Theater Studies presents
MACHINAL April 10-12 at 8 pm April 13 at 2 pm Sheafer Theater Bryan Center The story of “a young woman, any woman” struggling in a world where alienation, commodification, and automation reign supreme—a world that is past, present, and future. By Sophie Treadwell Directed by Jules Odendahl-James Theater Studies faculty Photo credit: Alex Maness
Post-Show Panel Friday, April 11 “Young Women and Life Machines”
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Freshman Zachary Gorwitz was elected vice president of residential life. Sophomore Tucker Albert was elected vice president of social culture. Junior David Robertson was elected vice president of Durham and regional affairs. Junior Ellie Schaack was elected vice president of facilities and the environment. Junior Ray Li was elected vice president of academic affairs. Sophomore Billy Silk was elected vice president of services. “I’m really excited to keep working on a lot of projects for this year, so the continuity is going to be great,” said Li, who served as vice president of academic af-
fairs this past year as well. “You’re going to want to do a lot more than you’ll have time for, but you’ll want to get as much done as you can.” The Class of 2015 elected Jacob Zionce and Cynthia Wang as senators for academic affairs, Cameron Tripp as senator for residential life, Johnathan Hill-Rorie as senator for equity and outreach and Russell Crock as senator for social culture. Bret Lesavoy was elected senior class president, and Kenai McFadden was elected senior class vice president. See DSG ELECTIONS, page 3
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New innovation and entrepreneurship certificate to be offered by Yiyun Zhu THE CHRONICLE
Arts and Sciences Council members approved a new innovation and entrepreneurship certificate Thursday. Of 24 council representatives, 18 voted in favor of the certificate proposal that was first put forward last year. As the first experiential learning certificate, the program is designed to teach students about entrepreneurship through hands-on involvement with projects. Additionally, the program aims to enhance students’ ability to address complex problems through interdisciplinary work. “Because of the ways in which we have been challenged to think about the problems really thoughtfully, [the faculty] have really enabled us to come forward with this proposal,” said Cathy Clark, adjunct professor of social entrepreneurship at Fuqua School of Business. Clark added that students are excited about learning entrepreneurship skills, and the certificate will create an interdisciplinary link between their major and the real world. The overall goal of the certificate is to help students turn ideas into actions and
DSG ELECTIONS
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The Class of 2016 elected Brian Hopkins as senator for residential life, Jay Ruckelshaus and Kshipra Hemal as senators for equity and outreach, Eric Lam as senator for facilities and the environment and Nick Andrade and Neel Desai as senators for Durham and regional affairs. Nandita Singh was elected junior
go through the process of realizing an idea, said Eric Toone, vice provost and director of the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Initiative. Some faculty voiced concerns over the purposes of the new certificate as described in the proposal. “This is the vaguest proposal I’ve ever seen,” said Ara Wilson, associate professor of women’s studies and cultural anthropology. “I don’t see any academic rationale and what kind of liberal art components there are.” Dean of Academic Affairs Lee Baker noted that the curriculum committee has explored similar questions, and has felt that it integrated many disciplines and satisfied that intellectual bar for a certificate. Wilson also asked whether the certificate was just offering a chance for students to generate income from innovation. Clark said that the application process and strong advising component would help them identify students for the program. “If a student’s only purpose is to generate income from innovation, this program is not for them,” she said. Clark noted that some courses listed in the certificate program overlap with other
existing departments. “Why can’t these courses be covered in public policy or environmental science?” said Micaela Janan, associate professor of classical studies. Baker added that certificates are specifically interdisciplinary pathways of study, which cannot be accomplished in one department or another. He also noted that the bursting demand for Markets and Management Studies would likely be reduced by this new certificate program, which he hopes could ease some of the pressure MMS currently has. “This certificate lets students really invest in a sustained project with the understanding that those experiences are in between the sandwich of elective courses,” Baker said. “It provides more coherence between their curricular and their co-curricular.” In other business: The council continued its discussion on online teaching, a year after it voted down a proposal to enter the 2U online consortium and a week after the consortium came to an end. Chantal Reid, assistant professor of the
practice of biology and moderator of a faculty forum on online education, presented information gathered from the forum to the council. The online faculty forum, open from February to end of March, did not garner as much faculty participation as expected. Approximately 19 percent of the 971 faculty members visited the site, Reid said. Discussions in the forum centered on topics such as online technologies, Duke-originated online courses for credit, and non-Duke online courses for credit. Faculty expressed mixed opinions of effectiveness and mechanisms of online teaching, with concerns over maintaining the integrity of online courses and interests in preserving the quality of online teaching, said John Brown, assistant professor of the practice of music. Revisions of the council’s bylaws, especially those on council representation and voting, will mostly likely be discussed late in Fall 2014, said Thomas Robisheaux, chair of the council and Fred W. Schaffer Professor of History. Robisheaux added that the Duke Kunshan University search committee for nonDuke faculty has finished its search process.
class president and Bella Kwai was elected junior class vice president. The Class of 2017 elected Tara Bansal and Emre Sonmez as senators for academic affairs, George Mellgard and Shaker Samman as senators for residential life, Dustin Hadfield and Eric Musselman as senators for equity and outreach, Annie Straneva as senator for facilities and the environment, Pritanka Venkannagari and John McMichael as senators for services, Zachary Dukoff
and Tanner Lockhead as senators for Durham and regional affairs and Steven Soto for senator of social culture. RJ Grant was elected sophomore class president and Tristan Haas was elected sophomore class vice president. The referendum for several amendments to the DSG constitution passed with 84.36 percent of students voting in its favor. According to the email sent by DSG to undergraduate students Thursday
morning, “the amendments transfer the authority to issue Executive Orders from the appointed Cabinet to the elected Executive Board, eliminate the automatic veto of legislation that is neither signed nor expressly disapproved by the President, remove specific rules for Affiliates and residential government, require the Judiciary to sit as a full bench instead of in panels in all cases, and clarify that the Senate may not compel the Judiciary to take a certain action.”
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Weekend Schedule Friday, April 11
11-11:30 a.m. | School of Nursing Awards Presentation
9-10 a.m. | School of Nursing Planned Giving Session:
11 a.m.-Noon | Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans Center for
“What Every Woman Needs to Know Financially… Providing for Yourself, Your Family and Your Legacy”
Auditorium 1014, Duke University School of Nursing
Presentation by Kristen Brown Smalley, JD, LLM, Senior Gift Planning Counsel, Duke University Office of Gift Planning
9-10:45 a.m. | School of Nursing Open House Duke University School of Nursing
Explore the labs and classrooms of this state-of-art-facility as you interact with faculty and students.
10 a.m.-5 p.m. (Friday and Saturday) | Nasher Museum of
Art at Duke
Discounted entry for reunion alumni and their guests (must wear Duke Reunions 2014 nametag in order to gain discounted admittance) Archibald Motley: Jazz Age Modernist; Sound Vision: Contemporary Art from the Collection; Masculinities: Mainstream to Margins.
For more information, please go to www.nasher.duke.edu
10:15-11 a.m. | Tour of Perkins and Bostock Libraries
Take a tour of the transformed Duke University Libraries, from the elegant von der Heyden Pavilion to the Link, an entire floor dedicated to flexible, collaborative, high-tech teaching and learning.
10:30-11:45 a.m. | Tour of Duke Farm
This family-friendly experience will include tours of Duke Farm’s produce and mushroom operations and conversation about the Duke community’s role in building sustainable food systems. Seedplanting opportunities and lawn games will also be available. To learn more about the farm, visit its Facebook page.
10:30 a.m.-Noon | Lemur Center Tour 1 Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 10:30 a.m.
What little the world knows about lemurs comes almost exclusively from the internationally known research facility, the Duke Lemur Center. See the world’s largest collection of lemurs and other endangered primates in an enclosed woodland habitat. Because of gravel paths, walking shoes are necessary. Space is very limited.
Auditorium 1014, Duke University School of Nursing
Join Dean Catherine L. Gilliss for the presentation of the 2014 awards.
Health Education Tour
Located in the heart of Duke’s medical campus, the Mary Duke Biddle Trent Semans Center for Health Education opened in January 2013 as the first facility dedicated to medical school education at Duke since the School of Medicine began holding classes in the Davison Building in 1930.
11 a.m.-Noon | Duke Libraries: Behind the Scenes–Roberts
Conservation Lab and Digital Production Center Tour begins in lobby of Perkins Library
See how the Libraries’ talented staff repair some of the most fragile and irreplaceable materials, and how some of the Libraries most unique special collections are digitized so they can be made available to the world on the web.
11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. | A Conversation with General Raymond Odierno, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army (sponsored by the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy)
Room 04, Sanford School of Public Policy, West Campus
In a moderated discussion with the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy’s director, Peter Feaver, Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army, General Raymond Odierno, will share his experiences and explore contemporary policy issues and challenges for the U.S. Army.
Prior to his talk, the Duke Program in American Grand Strategy will host a casual reception with General Odierno. If interested in attending, please contact Alexandra Pfadt at alp44@duke.edu.
11:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m. | 2014 Distinguished Contributions to
Nursing Science Address
Auditorium 1014, Duke University School of Nursing
12:30-2 p.m. | School of Nursing Alumni Luncheon Café Atrium, Duke University School of Nursing
12:30-2 p.m. | Spotlight Speaker: Susie Evans Middleton ‘84 Von Canon, Lower Level, Bryan Center
Returning to Duke for the class of 1984’s 30th Reunion, Susie will discuss her new book, Fresh From the Farm: A Year of Recipes and Stories, the transformation she made to a life of farming, and how cooking—especially vegetables—still rocks her world. After the presentation, sample the delicious results of some of her favorite recipes.
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Weekend Schedule, Friday continued 1-2 p.m. | Keohane Quad Tour
Duke Magazine Forum: The Surveillance Society—what it means for all of us when the government we count on to keep us safe, the companies we do business with, and even the cars we drive are tracking our daily activities
Explore the recent addition to Duke’s residential campus and learn more about exciting enhancements to campus life created with the construction of Keohane Quad and McClendon Tower. Tour Duke’s newest residence hall, Keohane 4E, From media rooms to floor lounges, this isn’t your parent’s dorm! An administrator for Residence Life and Housing Services will also discuss what’s on the horizon for West Campus.
Reynolds Theater, upper level of the Bryan Center
1-2 p.m. | Alumni Admissions
alumni
Tour meets at the sign placed on main quad (just outside the West Union Building)
Information Session 1
2:30-4 p.m. |
2:45-3:30 p.m. | School of Nursing Symposium Auditorium 1014, Duke University School of Nursing
3-3:30 p.m. | Service of Thanksgiving and Remembrance honoring deceased Duke Chapel’s Memorial Chapel
Room 03, Sanford School of Public Policy, West Campus
A member of the Undergraduate Admissions staff will explain the process and challenges of selecting the entering class of undergraduates each year. The admissions process for children and grandchildren of alumni will also be discussed.
Forever Learning. Forever Duke. Duke Magazine ForuM: The Surveillance SocieTy
1-2:30 p.m. | Bryan Alzheimer’s Disease
Research Center Laboratories and Kathleen Price Bryan Brain Bank Tour 1
Friday: 2:30-4 p.m. Reynolds Theater, Upper Level, Bryan Center
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 1 p.m.
Learn more about the important work being done at this nationally renowned center for research into the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of illnesses causing dementia.
Join Duke faculty and alumni for a panel discussion on surveillance –what it means for all of us when the government we count on to keep us safe, the companies we do business with, and even the cars we drive are tracking our daily activities.
1:00–2:30 p.m. | Lemur Center Tour 2
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 1 p.m. See description for Friday 10:30 a.m. tour. Space is limited.
halF cenTury reunion Panel: The aMazing change
1:30-2 p.m. | Duke University School of Nursing Update Auditorium 1014, Duke University School of Nursing
Saturday: 9-10:30 a.m. 0016 Westbrook Building
1:30-2:30 p.m. | Duke’s Secret History
Certain to be a wide-ranging and fascinating conversation, six members from the class of ’64 will discuss how interests, industry, and issues have changed over the past 50 years. From Space to Art, from Publishing to Nursing – don’t miss this opportunity for a first-hand history lesson.
Presented by Catherine Lynch Gilliss, BSN’71, PhD, RN, FAAN, Dean, Duke University School of Nursing, Helene Fuld Health Trust Professor of Nursing, Vice Chancellor for Nursing Affairs
White Lecture Hall, East Campus
Join University Archivist Valerie Gillispie and learn about the sometimes unusual, occasionally creepy, and often surprising history of Duke University! Space is limited.
Bring the KiDs!
2-2:45 p.m. | School of Nursing
Presentation: My Journey to Nursing Auditorium 1014, Duke University School of Nursing
Hear from current nursing students about what brought them to nursing, why they chose Duke, and their aspirations for the future.
2-3 p.m. | Fitzpatrick Center for
Interdisciplinary Engineering, Medicine, and Applied Sciences, Pratt School of Engineering Tour
Tour meets in the 2nd floor lobby of the Teer Building, West Campus
Explore the Pratt School of Engineering, which includes undergraduate teaching Fitzpatrick Center, the 322,000-squarefoot, $97-million complex featuring undergraduate teaching and project labs, state-of-the-art research facilities, and “intellectual collision spaces.”
2-4 p.m. | The DiVE (Duke immersive
Virtual Environment)
8Th annual Duke Powwow
Dance aT The ark: workShoP For kiDS
choreolab 2014: highlighTS
Saturday: 1-4 p.m. CI Quad, West Campus
Saturday: 1:15-2 p.m. The Ark, East Campus
Saturday: 2-3 p.m. The Ark, East Campus
Cultural demonstrations, communal dances, children’s workshops, family friendly games, and more! Join the Duke University Native American Student Alliance for a uniquely educational and fun afternoon.
Get into the groove! Join students from the Duke Dance program to learn a few moves! Stay and see highlights from their recent performance.
Enjoy highlights from this year’s ChoreoLab performance. Featuring works from faulty members and student choreographers.
Fitzpatrick Center, Room 1667A
Come explore this 10-foot-square room with computergenerated displays on walls, ceiling and floor that create a three dimensional world. Stereo goggles and a special wand help immerse visitors in worlds that react to where they look, step and reach.
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Weekend Schedule, Friday continued 3-3:30 p.m. | Engineering Alumni Meet-Up FCIEMAS pre-function area
Join Dean Katsouleas for some refreshments and a chance to catch up with fellow classmates before the Conversation with the Dean.
3-4:30 p.m. | Lemur Center Tour 3
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 3 p.m. See description for Friday 10:30 a.m. tour. Space is limited.
3-4:30 p.m. | Bryan Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center
Laboratories and Kathleen Price Bryan Brain Bank Tour 2
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 3 p.m. See description for Friday 1 p.m. tour.
3-4:30 p.m. | SOCCER CLINIC for ALUMNI KIDS
Children of alumni (and any interested, energetic parents!) are invited to participate in a soccer clinic coached by members of the stellar Duke men’s and women’s soccer teams. It is recommended that participants be at least 5 years of age, and wear soccer shoes or tennis shoes (no need to bring shin guards unless you really want to). Duke Athletics will supply the soccer balls. Space is limited.
3-5 p.m. | Fuqua MMS ’10 Mixer with Staff and Students University Room at the R. David Thomas Center
This is a great opportunity to catch up with the MMS staff and faculty, and connect with current students.
3:30-4 p.m. | Pratt School of Engineering Conversation
3:30-5 p.m. | Nursing Alumni Welcome Reception and
Class Photos
Café Atrium, Auditorium, Duke University School of Nursing. Join nursing classmates
for fun and photos in the Café Atrium.
4-5 p.m. | Duke Integrative Medicine Tour Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 4 p.m.
Founded in 2000, Duke Integrative Medicine draws from the very best conventional and complementary/alternative medicine strategies. The state-of-the-art building, a more than 27,000-square-foot facility, creates a healing environment and represents an innovative medical – and architectural – paradigm for balance between mental, spiritual, emotional, and physical health.
4-6 p.m. | Pratt School of Engineering Alumni-Student
E-Social
Twinnie’s Café. The E-Social is a great place for Engineering alumni and future alumni to mix and mingle with Pratt’s faculty and staff.
6:15-7:15 p.m. | Shabbat Services
1415 Faber Street (located at the corner of Campus Drive and Swift Avenue)
Join the Jewish Life at Duke community for student-led conservative and reform Shabbat Services.
7:15-8:15 p.m. | Shabbat Dinner
1415 Faber Street (located at the corner of Campus Drive and Swift Avenue)
Enjoy a delicious kosher family-style Shabbat dinner with Jewish Life at Duke community. Please RSVP for dinner ($18/per person) at jewishlife@duke.edu or call 919.684.6422.
with the Dean
FCIEMAS, Schiciano Auditorium
Hear Dean Katsouleas talk about what’s new in Engineering and share updates on the state of the school and Pratt’s new initiatives, with a Q&A to follow.
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Duke Celebrates its The Duke Annual Fund and the Duke Alumni Association would like to extend a special thanks to all of the reunion volunteers who have worked diligently this year to make
Reunions Weekend 2014 such a success.
Class of
Reunion Committee Horace E. Beacham, Jr. Charles H. Cooley Hunter B. Hadley, Jr. Ann Kelly Leake Barbara Derrick Tate John Bibb Tate, Jr.
Because of their efforts, by April 4, 2014,
3125 alumni and guest s had registered to attend reunion festivities and more than
3300 reunion alumni had committed $117 million to Duke, including $14,158,382 to the Annual Fund. Thanks to each of these volunteers and to all of the wonderful alumni who are participating in the class gift campaigns and Reunions Weekend!
1954
Reunion Co-Chairs Nancy Smith Marks Fred W. Shaffer Karl S. Sheffield
Class of
1959
Reunion Co-Chairs C. Leland Bassett Lenore Balsam Behar Frank M. Bell, Jr. Judith Anthony Grybowski David L. Maynard
Reunion Committee Ellen Devol Barnhart Patricia Sydow Dupler Douglas S. Flynn James W. Harper III Bette Lemperle Janet Anderson Lonski Margaret E. MacNicol Virginia Ferguson McDaniel Jeannette Buhler Parish James L. Peacock III Margot A. Regen Mebane E. Turner, Jr.
Class of
1964
Annual Fund Gift: $590,031 Annual Fund Participation: 34% Overall Reunion Gift: $11,006,454 Reunion Co-Chairs Lee E. Faber Robert S. Fleischer Grant T. Hollett Lee Clark Johns James R. Ladd Gary R. Nelson Peter M. Nicholas Ginny Lilly Nicholas Joan Holmquist Smith Planned Giving Co-Chairs Joyce M. Clements Susan Robinson Reunion Committee Charles F. Adams, Jr. Brent F. Blackwelder Douglas Coleman Brown Joseph D. Browne Jay L. Buckley William Leighton Carmichael Shelia Patton Cooley Rockwell Furman Davis Harriette McGehee Frank Carol Crane Gaffney Jo Harriet Haley
Kenneth D. Kennedy, Jr. Nancy Jo Kimmerle Rebecca Trent Kirkland Helen Pickett Larsh Linda Montague Lonon Henry F. Martin III Juretta C. McFarlane Lynn Yarnall Moore Mary Lou Huck Nolan-Bazan Anita Osthoff Poss Marilyn Howe Rhodes Stuart I. Rutkin Betsy Alden Rutledge Peter G. Sarafian Nancy Craig Simmons Cecile Zaugg Srodes Joseph H. Todd Raymond E. Vickery Barbara J. Washburn Katharine J. Watson
Class of
1969
Annual Fund Gift: $615,254 Annual Fund Participation: 29% Overall Reunion Gift: $12,204,200 Reunion Co-Chairs Elizabeth Van Nest Braun Thomas C. Clark John D. Englar Alice Blackmore Hicks Samuel W. Johnson Velma Harrison Johnson Dale R. Shaw Thomas M. Woodard Planned Giving Co-Chairs Steven W. Sachs Marjorie Bekaert Thomas Reunion Committee George W. Byrne, Jr. Judy Darr Eaton Ernest E. Ferguson Rebecca K. Johnson Mason Holmes Lucy Hendrick Kernodle Frederick Gustave Lind Lynda Myslicovan Mansfield Russell Margolin Kristina Meservey Barbara Colburn Metz Pamela Sargent Newsome Russell A. Nobles William C. Rohde Scott Seltzer Judith Curtis Waldron
Class of
1974
Annual Fund Gift: $975,701 Annual Fund Participation: 23% Overall Reunion Gift: $15,072,444 Reunion Co-Chairs Ann Pelham Cullen Eric F. Ensor Pamela Smith Ensor Keith Kiley Goldstein Joanne Mazurki Virginia White Roark Planned Giving Chair Howard N. Menaker Reunion Committee Willis E. Brown III James Allen Byerly, Jr. Marsha DeLong Egan Alberto Grignolo Katherine Lamb Homiller Dianne Marie Jardno Martha Dudley Keller Dennis Richard LaFiura Edward Steven Lauer Diane Britz Lotti Karrie F. Massee Richard Edward McFayden
Carol Newsham Schreiber Katherine Baker Penn Robert Read Penn Michael Raymond Peterson Winston Allen Porter Richard Sumner Reese Robert Thrailkill Mary Alice Classen Tinari Judith Migliori Ward Arlene Chambliss Webb Elizabeth Brahana Williamson J. Grant Wilmer, Jr.
Phillip F Lauren Elisa Bu Jane Sa Tim Goe Christy John Ha Charlot Nancy P Susan T Gregg H Kathy L Class of Annual Fund Gift: $1,815,229Troy Ho Kathryn Annual Fund Participation: 25% Christo Overall Reunion Gift: $7,836,565 Dottie H Margar Reunion Co-Chairs Marissa Lori Arthur Christo Christopher E. Burns Wendy Thomas E. Davin Dennis Hap Esbenshade Marc Ko Palmer Peebles Garson Elizabe Stacy Rogers Golding Jane Le Ellen Leslie Hellman Kim Sle Kathleen Dobson Ix Donna Nina Lesavoy Kelly W Dan Levitan Lori Lev Bruce Elliot Mosler Renee L J. Derek Penn Julia Wy Ann Suker Potter Rob Mc Stephen Niles Potter Lynne M Donald C. Stanners Mary Fr Jeffrey E. Tabak John M Marilyn Dickman Tabak John M Charles A. Tharnstrom Ross Pa Bruce Edward Zimmerman Kathy S David P Reunion Committee Beth Ra Valerie J. Barnwell David R Richard A. Beck Suzann Helen Bragg Cleary Alex Sh Jeanne Marie Erickson Beth Je Richard B. Harris Dave St Victoria Becker Hoskins Ernie Tr Ellen G. Itskovitz Karen R Christopher J. Jewell DianeTy Elizabeth Whitmore Kelley Jeff Ung James E. Kemler Mike W David Elm Koch Rich Wi
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Kenneth James Kornblau Blair Henry Mathies, Jr. Ann Margaret Calby Miller Andrew Arthur Neisser Helen Krauss Rodman Elizabeth Bulger Ross Stephen R. Spector Barbara Maginn Vogel
1984
Clas Annual Annual Overall
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Tom Bu Trent Ca Class of Annual Fund Gift: $4,807,682Elizabe Michae Annual Fund Participation: 29% Mami H Overall Reunion Gift: $55,433,618 David K Dougla Reunion Co-Chairs Sharon James Edward Buck II Debra P Susan Nance Callaway Andy R Jill Bayer Ciporin Tracy Kl Paul C. G. Dewey, Jr. Jeffrey Howard Fox Katie Guthery Janet Smith Hunt Cynthia Jacobsen Leaman J. Richard Leaman III Reginald Otto Lyon Douglas Eric McNeely Lori Marie McNeely Shepard Moyle Irma Kanter Nimetz Judith Wagoner Pahren Christine Siegler Pearson Christopher Richard Plaut Harlan I. Prater IV Edward Whitford Probert, Jr. Kenneth Thomas Schiciano Elizabeth Temple Schoenfeld
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class leaders Karen J. Gottlieb Lucius Herman Harvin IV Thomas Corbett Inglima Christine Norling Jones Geoffrey Elliot Kanter Ellen O’Donnell Kollar Sheree F. Cooper Levy Marla Jill Mayer Vinay Mendiratta Theresa Kaloupek Moran Christy Brian Susman Howard Polovoy Julie Alagna WileyReeves Julie Mackle Mark Wiltamuth Lisa Breazeale Roberts Angela Michael Woo David Roffman Jason Marshall Rosenfeld Joseph Gary Stevens, Jr. Catherine Morgan Stockwell Brian Donald Sullivan Scott Edward Telesz Annual Fund Gift: $1,370,736 Kathryn Elaine Wagner20% Annual Fund Participation: Andrew Taggart Yearley Overall Reunion $2,497,960 Paul AdamGift: Zwillenberg
Evan Katz David Kelleher Andrew Lago Helen Redwine Lewis Janet Lewis Owen Littman Jennifer Manning Kevin Mullen Dana Goldsmith Needleman Patrick O’Reilly Deguire Heather Wilkinson Claire Nancy ButlerOrr DeLong Scott Roberts DeMuth Michelle Spencer Rudge Gallagher LaurenAndrew McLoughlin Rob Gallagher Lisa Hepburn Rutherford Robin Heather CherryStack GlassSahrbeck Russ Glass David Scanlan Erica Brynes Hill Ronald Sciandri, Jr. Todd Hill Andrew Shapiro Elizabeth Ludwin King Stephanie Sheps Chris Lam Hillary Bollam Siebeneck Hayward Majors Jason Skaggs Meredith Reunion Co-Chairs Neil Smith Steiner McElmurry Amy Murnick McKeag Kent Altsuler Jennifer Rohr Swetkowski Ed Thomas WinstonClass Barber Berry Anne Sempowski Ward of Kopf Thomas Billy Blank Brian Weinstein Annual Fund Gift: $2,046,576 Kristina WhiteWesley Ruth Chang Jennifer Annual Fund Participation: 22% William Mark Churchill Alan Wise Overall Reunion Gift: $7,159,573Steve Wojciechowski Joe Delgado Anne Bransten Wooster Reunion Committee Aaron Enrico Jodi Ginsberg Zwiebach Reunion Co-Chairs Jaramogi Adams Katherine Johnson Michael Bingle David Anderson Kate Shapira Latts Kate Bostock Kate Abbott Artin Carey Shaun McKearnan Jodi Berlin Ganz Class of Matthew Blackwelder Grant Hill Peter Meyer Annual Fund Gift: $757,346 Caroline Brown Catherine Hertzig Holden Liz Baker Scanlan Annual Fund Participation: 17% Andy Burke Blake Holden Hardy Vieux Overall Reunion Gift: $1,522,126 Class of Matthew Cloues Karen Matsushima King Annual Fund Gift: $1,870,670 Reunion Bob Collins Committee David Mosse Reunion Co-Chairs Annual Fund Participation: 23%Ari Ackerman Mike Drew Jarrod Patten Overall Reunion Gift: $3,833,149 Suzanne Schwartz Rose Aaron Geeta DukeArora David Ackerman James Gancos Evarts Meredith Sasser Genevieve Emilyn Luke Babcock Fund Gift: $2,154,454 Jeffrey Grieb Flandina Matthew Sidman Reunion Co-Chairs Jennifer Kosovsky Lars Beck Fund Participation: 23% Jeffrey King Geoffrey Smith Christopher John Acito Amanda Freeman Ridgely Dupont Benjamin Reunion Gift:Asher $6,948,504 Justin Klein Rolle Smith Anne Wixom Holly Fulp CarolineTanya Blitzer Elizabeth Cohen Kojima Varadhan Leora Ger Bloom Matt Galluzzo TimothyAshok Breen on Mark Co-Chairs Alan Whitehurst Edward Boersma AnneGlod Dunton Lam Michaela Galluzzo Stephen Chen urger Jessica Few Whitehurst Timothy John Castelli Mark McKeag Julie Harter Goldstrom Laura Adcock Colangelo armichael Ira Wolfson Brian Douglas Dilsheimer Powell JessicaJeri Haaz Cindy Saiter Connolly ethJill Loyd Gorman Moskowitz Gardner Robert Swennes Sarah Sumner KirschIII Colin Curvey el Gorman Reunion Committee Seth Evan Gardner Sara Barron Zablotney Michael Kirshbaum Alex Goldsmith Fallon Hidaka Zaid Abdul-Aleem David Newell Heaton Kipp Kranbuhl Gabriella Paola Bailey Fitzgerald Kirchhoff Courtney Elizabeth Leverage Hilles Reunion Committee Joel Lanik Krista Edlund Agustin Gallagher Arellano, Jr. as Lowey Sandra Smith Kirchhoff Clayton Richard Lee Albertson Christopher Gergen Shari Berke Nancy Yu Kochansky n Marcil Christopher Amen Ross Levy BarbaraJennifer Shatz Mathews Goldstein Biggs Brendan Joseph Moylan Petrucelli McLaughlin Jacqueline Dupree Arthur Bill Lovett Oliver Goldstein Kenneth Bring Priscilla Stewart abin Laura Kaufmann Belkhayat Kate Dixon McKnight Stacy Glass Goldstone Stacey Rind Brodbar Kevin Christopher lingeman StalzerTang Derek Amanda Mims Segal Bernstein Nedra Campbell Tom Harper Dawn Marie Taylor Christina Cece Lori Wood Cashman Nnenna Nwachuku Stuart Tenser on Gregg Committee Kristi Jacobson Cindy Chen Margaret Cervin JamesBeckmen Richard Tobin, Jr. Will O’Donnell Cohen James Johnston Vanessa Davis Timothy Farquhar Libby Buice Tolbert Wanamaker Stuart Erica Kornblau KatzCohen Kareem Cook Rebecca Jackson Wilson Erika Field Callahan Kevin Lyman Christopher Cormier Lucia Gonzalez Conner Jim Mannino Michele Cox Reunion Committee Susannah Gora-Abella Goodall DeAngelis Spiro Maroulis DeirdreMatthias Delisi Robert Haile III nksRichard Boardman Aldridge Alison Meyer Lowell DeanGreen Aptman Margaux Hall Gennarelli Kellam Geoffrey GraitcerErickson Mattie Joel Fleck Jeffrey Scott Bass Andrea Robinson Kells askey Gregory KamalaTanya Prince Forsheit Langston Bass, Jr. Meredith Hickman Laginess Grewal Holder Cynthia Greene Ragona Cecelia Gassner Charles Stauffer Benson Catherine Llewellyn Hurvitz Jen Rhodes-Kropf Meredith Lukoff Glenn Jacqueline Llosa Borges Wesley McClelland hnston Matt Rhodes-Kropf Nicholas Graziano III John Handly Caldwell James McCormick ca Arthur SmithFrancis Kenney Sara Elizabeth Skarbek-Borowska James Grover Clarke, Jr. Colin Mutchler imBabita Lal Deitrich Jack Stout Alexander Hartemink Katherine Cross Potter uhlman Paul Teller Felicia Henderson Adam Kurt Derman Sean Riley aszlo Dave Wasik John Hull Dobbs, Jr. Mark Hill Laura Rooklin wry Tracy Bermont Wise Tracey Taylor Frattaroli
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Julie Cohen Woffington Kristin Woody Elizabeth Wyatt
Neal Schamberg Kelly Davis Seeman Paul Seeman Meredith Tanchum Brynne Stevens Thompson Clare Treanor Christy Wilhelm
Class of
2004
Annual Fund Gift: $514,508 NedAnnual Villers Fund Participation: 18% Reunion KateOverall Huneke WaldenGift: $2,585,174
Aaron Wolfson
Reunion Co-Chairs David Williams Badanes Gloria Maria Borges, In Memoriam Rosalinda Cacha Canizares Annual $423,070 Jett Fund GarrettGift: Greenberg Katherine Kerr Annual Fund Thorpe Participation: 17% Kathryn Anne Gift: Laidlaw Overall Reunion $740,641 Robert Schuyler Levy Reunion DevonCo-Chairs MacWilliam Kwesi BlairMaxwell Perkins Robert Jenny BoxTodd Simpson Robert Emily Perskie Glassman Matthew Scott Slovik Brian Goldfarb Sarah Hawkins Warren EricaDiana Jackson Dilliard Wilson PaulDonald Lagunes Gary Wine II
Class of 2003
Ari Medoff RussReunion Richards Committee SaraDominique Zielske Richards Ramirez Ahumada Drew Skelton Matthew Olds Ahumada Kimberly Karpf Johanna EdensSkelton Anderson NickLara Superina Shelly Anthony Jessica Ai-Jia Laura AllenTan Baird Michael Vrana Megan Adams Baldwin Michael Weiner Caroline Stouffer Brown Hilary Coker Wilkinson Grant Christopher Byczek Dean Lindsay Chapman, Jr. Reunion Committee
Colleen Nolan Farrell Victor Adefuye Benjamin Logan Allin Cody Fenton Robert J. Higgins III Ginny Stone Badanes Katherine Hindman Joe Baltz Suzy Borgschulte Sallyann ChristabelHyer Bergh Katherine Josh Bissu Mindel Jones Anna PishkoBrooks Kalarites Emily Appen Adam Stewart Katz Will Brown Emily AtkenCarrihill Kilgroe Anne Bowlus Ji-Myung “Jim” Kim Diana Rusk Cohen Scott Kohler Eric Jonathan Denlinger JenniferWagner Lynn BellDeveau Elizabeth Brian Lawrence Markowitz Graci Lockhart Djuranovic C. Moe ErikaDavid Estrada Avery Cregan Newcomb Liz Ewing Michael Richard Parsons Whitney Gosden William Rockefeller Proxmire Chris Gough AlizaBinnicker Batsheva Raffel Allison Hart Hill Matthew Anna VinsonRobert JonesRaubach Johnson KateMelanie Hackett King Raubach Georgia Daryl LewisAnn Richter Michael Louis Sacks Janaka Bowman Lewis Melissa Siebel Schiller Lauren Lisher MaisieMcWhorter Stewart Cunningham Short Graham Spanheimer KimNathan Beyer Walter McWhorter Haynes Standish MikeDoriannicole Messersmith Jonathan David Stone Laura Jean Meyer Thananya DeniseMeyeringh Wooden Miriann Guazzini Sara Morgan Elizabeth Woodruff Jeremy Jennifer Lee Woodson Andrew Nurkin Neal Perlmutter Jessie Ama Pinkrah Christine Pope Colby Raden Spencer Reich
2009
Kendall Clairbrooke Class of Smith Ryan Spoon Annual Fund Gift: $165,385 Paul StouffFund er Participation: 30% Annual Elena Steiger ReichGift: $567,751 Overall Reunion Jon Swope Robert Tai Co-Chairs Reunion Anna Randall Tye Abramson Samantha Lauren Venk Varadan Kathy Sunyoung Choi Katherine Bari Boas Williams Claster TeMeka Williams KendallChevon Rashad Dabaghi Andre Woolery Alexander Huntington Gorham Jin-Soo Daniel Huh Abhisekh Kumar Kantha Madison Li Mhoire Lynn Murphy Annual Fund Gift: $134,036 Shannon Jasmine Nelson Annual Fund Participation: Megan Elizabeth Neureither 13% Sam Charles Payton Overall Reunion Gift: $371,970 Kevin Isaiah Thompson
Class of 2008
Reunion Co-Chairs
Chris BryantCommittee Reunion Maddie TaieshaBurdick Princess Abrams Dan Englander Alexander Turnbull AuWerter Nona MollyFarahnik Rebecca Bierman Amy Feagles Alexandra Ferrell Brown Lauren Genvert Douglas William Bycoff Kyle Knight David Chi Sarah BallScott Moore Andrew Crewson Matt Moschner Yuanlong Du ChloeOsueke Lynn Fagan-Tucker Albert Nathaniel Zachary Goodman Kristin Pfeiff er KatherineRudisill Amanda Grien Elizabeth Alexandra Beall Harvey Payton Starks Aurelie Marie Hasse Ryan Tolkin PeterVasquez J. Hollender Fredo SarahVoorhees Anne Hostetter Leslie Mindy Hyjin Joo Elliott Wolf Scott Marlowe Matt Zafi rovskiJove Christopher Charles Kavcsak
Reunion Committee Peter Daniel Lafer
Ben Adams Samuel Brett Levy Tom Austin Caroline Leslie Maglathlin Eileene Braxton Jenna E. Maloka Chloe Maria Mawer Shelley Capito JenniferClark Claire McConnell Stephen Patrick Joseph McCormick Matthew Danforth Duncan Elizabeth McKenna Nina Daniels Scott Wright McKenzie Andrew George Nicholas Sidney Menchel Pearce Godwin John Thomas Mishler Madeline Hurst James Colin Montupet Emily Thomey Hylden Kathleen Marie Murphy Katie Jones Charisma Nelson Joshua Kazdin Deborah Nelson Joey Kotkins DanaKrishnamohan Ray Nicholson Neha Melissa Katie LeeHeidi Oyer Colleen Elizabeth Schell Tina Liang Michael Brian Mingyang Liu Schneider Lydia Fogg Simmons Peter Lorimer Christopher Gerard Smith, Jr. Rachel McLaughlin Laura C. Suchoski Matt McNeill Eric Ganesh Sukumar David Melton CaitlinMeyer Anne Therrien Abigail Megan Elizabeth Toney Bryce Mueller Imran Uraizee Dan Phan John Lockwood Walker, Jr. Katherine Reid Jillian Caroline Ziarko Hamish Russell Amanda Lauren Zwilling Michael Schaper Sarah Slaughter Gill Stevens Kevin Stevenson
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Friday Evening Schedule, Friday continued Weekend
Class Parties
The Half Century Club Reception
5:30-6:30 pm
University Ballrooms 1 and 2, Durham Hilton
The Half Century Club Reunion Party, featuring the 55th & 60th Reunion Classes
6:30-10:30 pm
Trinity Ballroom, Durham Hilton (3800 Hillsborough Road)
Class of 1964 50th Reunion Party
6:30-10:30 pm Washington Duke Inn
Class of 1969’s Reunion Party
6:30-10:30 pm
Front Room at the Cookery, 1101 West Chapel Hill St.
Class of 1974’s Reunion Party
Class of 1994’s Reunion Party
Scharf Hall and patio in the Krzyzewski Center for Academic Excellence, West Campus
Nasher Museum of Art, 2001 Campus Drive
7:00-11:00 pm
7:00-11:00 pm
Class of 1999’s Reunion Party
Class of 1979 Reunion Party
7:00-11:00 pm
7:00-11:00 pm
Doris Duke Center, Sara P. Duke Gardens
Large tent on quad of Sanford School of Public Policy, West Campus
Class of 1984’s Reunion Party
Class of 2004’s Reunion Party
Bay 7, American Tobacco Campus, 318 Blackwell Street
IM Building
7:00 pm-11:00 am
Class of 1989’s Reunion Party
7:00-11:00 pm
The Cotton Room at Golden Belt, 807 E Main St.
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7:30 pm-12:30 am
Class of 2009’s Reunion Party
7:30 pm - 12:30 am Cameron Indoor Stadium
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Weekend Schedule Saturday, April 12
8:45-10:15 a.m. | Lemur Center Tour 4
7:15-7:50 a.m. (check-in) / Race starts at 8 a.m. | 4th Annual Pine Cone
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 8:45 a.m. See description for Friday 10:30 a.m. tour. Space is limited.
Gate 12 in the Durham Division, located just off of NC-751
First Amendment?
Pacer 5K Run/Walk
The Office of the Duke Forest invites everyone to come out to the Forest and run or walk in the 5th Annual Duke Forest Pine Cone Pacer! This event is a great fundraiser for the Forest and proceeds raised help support trail maintenance projects, public outreach activities, and student internships. More information and Registration
9-10 a.m. | Back to School: Is the FDA on an Inevitable Collision Course with the Room 3037, Duke Law School
Join Nita Farahany G’04 L’04 G’06, Professor of Law and Philosophy and Professor of Genome Sciences & Policy, for a mock class on FDA regulation of 23andMe, the direct-to-consumer genetic testing company. Engage in a lively, interactive dialogue without the final exam!
8-10:30 a.m. (check-in) | Blue Devil Putting Contest
Terrace on the Green, Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club
This fun, family-friendly nine-hole putting event is open to all reunion attendees, regardless of golf experience and/or skill! Start out at the Terrace on the Green (light continental breakfast and beverages will be available), sign in, get a scorecard and play the nine hole putting course! Prizes will be awarded throughout the morning.
8:30-10:30 a.m. | Duke Catholic Alumni
Breakfast with Dr. Kevin White, Vice President and Director of Athletics
Residence of Kevin and Jane White, Buses depart from the West Campus bus stop at 8:15 a.m. Invitation only.
8:40 a.m. | Gammas On the Green Washington Duke Inn and Golf Club
Delta Gamma is hosting its 11th annual philanthropy golf tournament, and alumni are welcome to sign up to play a round of golf, enjoy the luncheon following the tournament, or simply make a donation. All proceeds from the tournament benefit the Delta Gamma Foundation, which raises money for the care and service of those who are visually impaired, and The Seeing Eye, Inc., a guide dog school based in Morristown, New Jersey.
9-10:30 a.m. | “Amazing Change”— sponsored by the Class of 1964, open to all
Room 0016, Westbrook Building, West Campus (see map)
Since we graduated, not only have our lives changed, but so have our fields of interest, careers, and issues. Some of us have spent our lives doing work that didn’t even exist at graduation. The panelists – and then audience members – will talk about where the field was when they began, some of the challenges along the way, and what the future holds. The conversation will be wideranging and fascinating as we contemplate the amazing change we have encountered.
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Weekend Schedule , Saturday continued 9:30-10:30 a.m. | Everything You Wanted to Know about
1-4 p.m. | 8th Annual Duke Powwow, sponsored by the Duke University
Taxes and Charitable Giving But Were Afraid to Ask*
Native American Student Alliance
The charitable planning experts at Duke will highlight the top 7 things you should know about how to make the most of your finances through philanthropy, in 2014 and beyond. This will be fun!
Please join the Duke University Native American Student Alliance in celebration of the 8th Annual Powwow on the CI Quad, West Campus. The Grand Entry and Veteran Honoring will be at 1 p.m. In addition to cultural demonstrations and communal dances, there will be vendors displaying a variety of Native American arts. The arena will also sport children activities, workshops, and games throughout the event.
(*Well, maybe not everything… it’s only an hour) Von Canon, Lower Level, Bryan Center
9:30-10:30 a.m. | Alumni Admissions Information Session 2
CI Quad, West Campus
Room 130, Sociology/Psychology Building. See description Alumni Admissions Information Session 1, Friday, 1 p.m.
1:15-2 p.m. | Dance at The Ark – Workshop for Kids
11 a.m.-Noon | Highlight Event: President Richard H. Brodhead
1:30-3:30 p.m. | Science Spectacular!
Page Auditorium, West Campus
Hear Duke’s ninth president, Richard H. Brodhead, speak about the opportunities and challenges facing the university and his administration. Don’t miss this chance to join your classmates in Page Auditorium and cheer them on as the Annual Fund class gifts and the senior class gift are presented.
12:15-2 p.m. | Class of 1964 50th Reunion Lunch Scharf Hall, Krzyzewski Center for Athletic and Academic Excellence
12:15-2 p.m. | Class of 1969 Lunch
Kids come learn a few moves with the students of Duke Dance
Presented by the Departments of Chemistry and Physics
Front Lawn of the French Family Science Center (in case of inclement weather the event will take place in the French Science Center Lobby)
Experience spectacular, amazing science close up and personal by participating in a number of hands-on chemistry and physics experiments coordinated by undergraduate and graduate Duke students. Walk on oobleck! Make alginate pearls! Launch metal rings high into the sky! This event is suitable for Blue Devils of all ages, so spend some time doing spectacular science!
1:45-3:15 p.m. | Lemur Center Tour 5
The Divinity Café (Refectory), Duke Divinity School
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 1:45 p.m. See description for Friday 10:30 a.m. tour. Space is limited.
12:15-2 p.m. | Class of 1989 25th Reunion Lunch
2-3 p.m. | Duke Smart Home Open House
Cameron Indoor Stadium
12:15-2 p.m. | Duke Reunion Picnic IM Building, West Campus
1-3 p.m. | The Wunder Project Film Screening Gross Hall (formerly Gross Chemistry Building), West Campus
The WunderGlo Foundation will present a screening of the film The Wunder Project followed by a Q & A session with Dr. Heinz Josef Lenz, a world-renowned researcher and oncologist who has been a thought leader in the colon cancer world for years.
1-3 p.m. | The DiVE (Duke immersive Virtual Environment) Fitzpatrick Center, Room 1667A
1402 Faber St., across the parking lot from Freeman Center for Jewish Life, corner of Campus Drive and Swift Avenue
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more about the Duke Smart Home Program, which encompasses a 6,000 sq. ft. residential dorm and research laboratory called The Home Depot Smart Home.
2-3 p.m. | Mainstage Highlights from ChoreoLab 2014
This informal performance in the historic Ark Dance Studio on East Campus will recap highlights from the Duke Dance Program’s ChoreoLab 2014 mainstage performance, featuring original works from faculty members Julie Janus Walters, Barbara Dickinson, Ava LaVonne Vinesett, and advanced student choreographers.
2-3 p.m. | Spotlight Presentation: The Duke LEAF Award
Recipient
Come explore this 10-foot-square room with computer-generated displays on walls, ceiling and floor that create a three dimensional world. Stereo goggles and a special wand help immerse visitors in worlds that react to where they look, step and reach. Projects include a virtual brain for teaching neuroanatomy, and recreations of historical places, such as Soloman’s Temple, the Crystal Palace, the Roman Colosseum. The space can only accommodate 5 people every 15 minutes, available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Acclaimed photographer James Balog, who has been transcending the conventional traditions of photographing and artistically interpreting the natural environment for more than 30 years, will receive the 2014 Duke LEAF Award for Lifetime Environmental Achievement in the Fine Arts, in a public ceremony at Griffith Film Theater located in the Bryan Center.
1-3 p.m. | Duke Gardens Nature Ranger Cart
3-4 p.m. | Class of 1964 Accounting Majors Affinity Gathering
The Gothic Gate, Duke Gardens
The Nature Ranger Cart will be at the Gothic Gate entry to greet you on Saturday, April 12, from 1-3 p.m. Enjoy simple family activities and a flower focus sample, pick up a map or a scavenger hunt sheet, along with updated information to assist you during your Gardens visit.
Griffith Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus
Room 124 Social Sciences Building
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Weekend Schedule , Saturday continued 3-4 p.m. | Conversation with Tony Brown Rhodes Conference Room, Sanford School of Public Policy
Tony Brown, Hart Leadership Co-Director will lead an informal conversation on Ethics. Please join Tony in the Rhodes Conference room in the Sanford Building just before the Open House reception.
3-5 p.m. | 4th Annual Chronicle ReTweet 301 Flowers Building, West Campus
Don’t pass up this opportunity for a mini-reunion in 301 Flowers to see old friends, trade war stories, meet current staffers and learn about the exciting things going on at today’s Chronicle.
3:30-5 p.m. | Lemur Center Tour 6
Bus departs from Reunions HQ entrance at 3:30 p.m.
4-5 p.m. | Sanford School Open House
Celebrating 75 years
Fleishman Commons, Sanford School of Public Policy
The Sanford School of Public Policy welcomes back all Public Policy alumni with a reception celebrating Reunion Weekend!
4-6 p.m. | LGBT Life Open House
Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity, upper level, Bryan Center, West Campus
The Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Life at Duke invites you to a Welcome Back Open House and Reception. Come and renew ties with other LGBT alums, get to know current undergraduate and graduate LGBT students, and meet center staff. More information
6:15-7:30 p.m. | Duke LGBT Network
Meetup
Von Canon Hall, lower level, Bryan Center (location is subject to change)
Join fellow LGBT Network alumni and allies for an informal gathering for conversation and drinks before heading to the Reunions Gala.
Sarah P. Duke Gardens would like to thank Duke University alumni for your generous support of Duke Gardens. You have helped it become the nationally acclaimed botanic garden that it is today. For information on becoming a member, or to inquire about our May 2 gala celebration, please call 919-684-5579. gardens.duke.edu
The Duke Jazz ensemble John Brown, director featuring
Diane Schuur, piano and vocals
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Weekend Schedule , Saturday continued Saturday Evening 7 p.m.-1 a.m.
The Reunions Gala Krzyzewski-ville Quad and Wilson Basketball Courts THE REUNIONS GALA is an event you’ll remember for years to come. Mix, mingle, eat, drink, and dance… what a night of new memories to add to your Duke experience!
REUNIONS GALA EVENT SNAPSHOT 7 p.m.-1 a.m., Saturday, April 12
BEVERAGES
Two servings of wine/beer are included in the event price; non-alcoholic beverages are free; a cash wine/beer bar will be open throughout the evening
FOOD
Gourmet food served at several stations from 7 to 10 p.m.; dessert served from 8:30 to 11 p.m.
ATTIRE
Wear whatever makes you feel festive... anything from business casual to cocktail attire.
SEATING
Seating is limited. Each class will have its own cluster of tables.
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Sunday, April 13 8:30-10 a.m. | Half Century Club
Breakfast (featuring 50th Reunion induction into the HCC) Washington Duke Inn
Join members of the Half Century Club and the 60th and 55th reunion classes as the 50th reunion class, 1964, is inducted into the Half Century Club. Enjoy a hot, hearty breakfast buffet as new inductees are welcomed by Sterly Wilder ’83, associate vice president, Duke Alumni Association. After breakfast, all members of the HCC (including the newly inducted Class of 1964) are invited to enjoy the Champagne Toast in Duke Gardens event.
10 a.m.-1 p.m. | Champagne Toast
in Sarah P. Duke Gardens
Enjoy champagne, strawberries, assorted juices, coffee, baked goods, beautiful music, the breathtaking beauty of Duke Gardens in the springtime, and conversation with friends, both old and new. It the perfect way to wrap up Reunions Weekend 2014!
11 a.m. | Sunday Morning Worship
in Duke Chapel
11 a.m. | Catholic Mass
Goodson Chapel, Westbrook Building Sponsored by the Duke Catholic Center.
12:30 p.m. | The WunderGlo
Foundation’s 3rd Annual “Go To Hell, Cancer” 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament Brodie Gym, East Campus
The WunderGlo Foundation was founded by Duke Class of 2004 President Gloria Borges and strives to save lives and support cancer warriors everywhere by raising funds for colon cancer research, promoting awareness about prevention of and treatment for colon cancer, and encouraging healthy lifestyle choices. This year, the Foundation will host its 3rd annual “Go To Hell, Cancer” 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament on Sunday, April 13th at Brodie Recreation Center on East Campus with registration starting at 12:30pm. End your reunions weekend by playing the sport loved by Gloria and all Dukies alike. Interested in entering a team with your classmates and/or other friends? E-mail rosie@alumni. duke.edu or donaldwine@alumniduke.edu.
4 p.m. | St. Luke Passion (American
premiere)
Duke University Chapel
On Palm Sunday evening 2014, Duke University Chapel will host the U.S. premiere of a new St. Luke Passion by Scottish composer James MacMillan. Presented in collaboration with DITA and Duke Divinity School. Tickets must be purchased through the Duke Box Office.
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