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Schedule and General Information

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Inside you will find:

Full Weekend Schedule Any updates to this schedule will be provided at check-in. Dress for all events is casual unless alternate recommendations are provided. • Cancellation and Refund Policy • Reunion Weekend Map The map in this booklet illustrates general parking and shuttle information. Detailed parking information will be emailed to each registrant by May 4.

To register, please visit alumni.unc.edu/springreunions or return your previously sent hardcopy registration form to:

UNC General Alumni Association P.O. Box 660, Chapel Hill, NC 27514-0660

Questions? Contact Jennifer Guy ’09 at (919) 843–0446 or [email protected]. Thursday, May 7

5 p.m. Class of 1955 – 65th Reunion Dinner The

A reunion photograph will be taken during the evening. Dress is coat and tie for men and dresses or evening pantsuits for women. Cash bar available. Price $65; GAA member price $45

5 p.m. Class of 1960 – 60th Reunion Dinner The Carolina Inn

A reunion photograph will be taken during the evening. Dress is coat and tie for men and dresses or evening pantsuits for women. Cash bar available. Price $65; GAA member price $45

5 p.m.. Class of 1965 – 55th Reunion Dinner The Carolina Inn

A reunion photograph will be taken during the evening. Dress is coat and tie for men and dresses or evening pantsuits for women. Cash bar available. Price $65; GAA member price $45

5:30 – 7 p.m. Class of 1970 Opening Reception Graham Memorial

Begin Spring Reunions Weekend at a private reception at Graham Memorial. Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres along with beverages, including beer and wine. Casual attire. Reunion check-in packets will be available for pick up. This event is sponsored by Galloway Ridge at Fearrington and Class of ’70 Reunion Patrons. Price $45; GAA member price $30

1 Friday, May 8

9 a.m.– 4 p.m. Reunion Check-In and Information Desk Open Lobby, George Watts Hill Alumni Center

9 –10 a.m. FEATURED ENRICHMENT SESSION

Cancer — Its Prevention, Detection and Treatment Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium See full description on page 8.

10:10 – 11:10 a.m. FEATURED ENRICHMENT SESSION

UNC’s Physical Master Plan Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium See full description on page 8.

10:10 – 11: 10 a.m. Walking Tour of Campus Departs from the George Watts Hill Alumni Center

The walking tour is a pleasant way to revisit the older sections of main campus, although there are plenty of new sites to see along the way.

2 11:30 a.m. Old Students Club Luncheon The Carolina Club, George Watts Hill Alumni Center

James Lee Love (class of 1884) donated an endowment to the General Alumni Association to fund an annual gathering of the “Old Students Club” for all who have reached or passed the 50th anniversary of their graduation year. Thomas Willis Lambeth ’57 will be our featured speaker. Lambeth concluded his distinguished career of public service as executive director of the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, prior to which he served as administrative assistant to Congressman L. Richardson Preyer and Gov. Terry Sanford ’39 and was on staff at the H. Smith Richardson Foundation. Lambeth served on the UNC Board of Trustees, of which he was chair, as well as the longtime chair of the GAA’s Network. He has also served as chair of the GAA Board of Directors. Lambeth has earned the North Carolina Award from the State of North Carolina, the University Award from the UNC System, both an Honorary Degree and Distinguished Alumnus Award from UNC, the Award from the UNC Board of Trustees and the Distinguished Service Medal from the GAA. Upon his retirement from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation, the foundation made a gift to establish Thomas Willis Lambeth Professorships in the College of Arts and Sciences as well as the Schools of Government and Social Work. In addition, the Thomas Willis Lambeth Distinguished Lecture in Public Policy was established in 2006 by a gift of an anonymous donor. Each graduate from 1970 and earlier, along with one guest, are welcome to attend the luncheon at no cost. Space is limited, registration required.

1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Guided Walking or Bus Tours of Campus Both tours depart from the George Watts Hill Alumni Center

The walking tour revisits the older sections of main campus, although there are plenty of new sites to see along the way. The bus tour is the best way to see the new and familiar of main campus while also learning about the ever-expanding southern edges of UNC. All tours are complimentary. Tickets for bus tours will be given on a first-come, first-served basis as limited seats are available.

3 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. FEATURED ENRICHMENT SESSION

Issues and Challenges Facing UNC Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium See full description on page 8.

1:30 – 5:30 p.m. GAA Vintage Slideshows narrated by Andy Griffith ’49 and Charles Kuralt ’55 (continuous showings) The Carolina Club, George Watts Hill Alumni Center

Andy Griffith ’49 narrated an award-winning slideshow used by the GAA during the 1970s. Charles Kuralt ’55 narrated another award-winning slideshow used by the GAA during the 1980s. Both shows feature beautiful and historic photographs and entertaining narrations that make them fun to view even decades later. Drop in and out at any time throughout the afternoon to view as much of these vintage shows as you wish.

2:40 – 3:40 p.m. FEATURED ENRICHMENT SESSION

Carolina Men’s Basketball – As Experienced by the Class of ‘70 Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium See full description on page 9.

3– 4 p.m. Guided Campus Bus Tour See 1:30 p.m. tour description.

3– 5 p.m. Bell Tower Open Enjoy a Carolina tradition when you climb the Bell Tower—a stunning campus landmark.

4:15 – 5:15 p.m. Guided Campus Bus Tour See 1:30 p.m. tour description.

5:30 p.m. Class of ’70 Reunion Photograph George Watts Hill Alumni Center

6 –7:30 p.m. Reunion Check-In Reopens Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium (site of Jubilee on the Hill)

6– 8 p.m. Jubilee on the Hill Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium

All Spring Reunions Weekend participants and alumni are invited to this festive, casual social for spectacular stadium views and good conversation. A nostalgic menu will feature Porthole-style rolls, chopped house salad, green beans and lasagna reminiscent of the Rathskeller. Casual attire. Price $40; GAA member price $25.

4 Saturday, May 9

9–10 a.m. FEATURED ENRICHMENT SESSION

Saturday Morning in Chapel Hill: Carolina Across the Generations Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library See full description on page 9.

9–10:30 a.m. AFROTC Detachment 590 Commissioning Ceremony and Open House The Carolina Club, George Watts Hill Alumni Center

Attend the ’20 AFROTC Commissioning Ceremony and support the brand new class of second lieutenants as they begin their Air Force journey. Afterward, enjoy refreshments with the detachment. Come out and share your stories with our future military leaders. Following the ceremony and reception, head over to the ROTC Naval Armory to continue the conversation and see the historic building. Contact Capt. Kendrick Fitzgerald, USAF and assistant professor of aerospace studies, AFROTC Detachment 590, at (919) 962-7367 or by email at [email protected] for questions and to RSVP.

9 a.m.–1 pm. Wilson Special Collections Library Open House Wilson Library

Visit Wilson Library for music, memories and special exhibitions. The library evokes memories of 1970 with a photo slideshow highlighting the class of ’70, courtesy of the North Carolina Collection Photographic Archives, and a soundtrack of hits from that year provided by the Southern Folklife Collection. Visit the exhibition “Papers for the People: A Treasury of North Carolina News Sources” in the N.C. Collection Gallery and the exhibition “Women at Carolina” in the Melba Remig Saltarelli Exhibit Room.

10 :15–11:15 a.m. FEATURED ENRICHMENT SESSION

Chapel Hill in the ‘60s Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library See full description on page 9.

11:30 a.m. UNC School of Nursing Class of ’70 50th Reunion Luncheon UNC School of Nursing

Tours and demonstrations will begin at 10 a.m. Luncheon will begin at 11:30 a.m. Contact Deanna Wilkie, UNC School of Nursing director of annual giving and donor and alumni relations, at [email protected] or (919) 966-1412 for more information and to RSVP by April 30.

12:15 p.m. Annual Alumni Luncheon 5 The Carolina Club, George Watts Hill Alumni Center

The GAA’s 2020 Distinguished Service Medals will be presented to James Edward Delany ’70 (’73 JD), Charles Edward Lovelace Jr. ’77 (’79 MBA) and John LeRoy Townsend III ’77 (’82 MBA). Greetings from UNC Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and a performance by the UNC Clef Hangers. Dress is business casual. Price $30

2–4 p.m. Carmichael Makerspace Tour and Activity Carmichael Makerspace, Carmichael Residence Hall

The newest BeAM makerspace on campus is the only one located in a residence hall. You can meet with student makers and see cutting- edge technology in action. Best of all, you and your family can make your own one-of-a-kind UNC memorabilia. Come see why so many UNC students, staff and faculty are joining the maker community.

2– 4:30 p.m. Campus Y Open House Campus Y, Anne Queen Lounge

Drop by anytime during the open house to reminisce with old friends from the class of ‘70 and talk with current student leaders of the Campus Y. Tour the YMCA building, which was renovated in 2007 and includes historical exhibits from Y history as well as a student-run coffee shop in the lobby. Refreshments and coffee provided.

6 –11 p.m. Class of 1970 50th Reunion Dinner and Dancing With The Embers The Carolina Club, George Watts Hill Alumni Center

Gather with your classmates for drinks followed by an elegant, seated dinner. After dinner, enjoy dessert and live music from The Embers. Dancing is encouraged. Dress is coat and tie for men and dresses or evening pantsuits for women. Cash bar available. Price $75; GAA member price $55. The price per person was reduced thanks to donations from Class of ’70 Reunion Patrons.

6 Sunday, May 10

8–9:30 a.m. Class of ’70 Commencement Processional Kenan Football Center, fifth floor

Don’t miss this opportunity to participate in a wonderful Carolina tradition in which you join the processional into Kenan Stadium for the 2020 Commencement. This event is consistently rated by past 50th reunion participants as a favorite event of the weekend. Parking instructions and all necessary details will be provided in reunion packets for those who RSVP. Spouses and guests are welcome to join the fun for coffee and socializing in our gathering spot and will have a perfect vantage point to watch the procession. Following the processional, which should end before 9:30 a.m., you may depart or enjoy the rest of the Commencement program.

9 a.m. Commencement Kenan Stadium

Carolina's Commencement is a time to celebrate the accomplishments of thousands of Tar Heels and recognize the personal drive and determination that led them to graduation. Frank Bruni ’86, who launched his journalism career as a student reporter at Carolina and now writes candidly about some of the most pressing issues in politics, culture and higher education for The New York Times, will deliver the keynote address at Commencement.

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FRIDAY, MAY 8 10:10 – 11:10 a.m. UNC’s Physical Master Plan

9 – 10 a.m. Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium Cancer — Its Prevention, Detection and Treatment What changes to the physical plan of Blue Zone (Concourse Level), campus and its structures are in the offing? Will the character of the campus Kenan Stadium change? Will it be getting larger? Where we are making progress and where Decentralizing? What is the fate of we are not. Incredible breakthroughs are some of our favorite (and least favorite) occurring in the detection and treatment buildings? What role will UNC play in the of cancer, but many challenges and future of downtown Chapel Hill? These mysteries of the disease remain. What is and other topics will be addressed by happening at UNC and around the world? Anna Wu, associate vice chancellor for Join Dr. Shelley Earp ’70 (MD, ’72 MS), facility services, and Evan Yassky, university director, UNC Lineberger Comprehensive architect. Cancer Center, to learn the latest in this

important area of medicine. 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Issues and Challenges Facing UNC

Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium

A town hall meeting with campus leaders in a conversation about the future plans and hurdles facing UNC. Topics will come from the moderator, Buck Goldstein ‘70, as well as the audience and likely will include the new strategic plan, UNC’s role in the state, diversity in the faculty and student body, and campus and state relations, to name just a few. Engage with and ask questions of panel members Richard Y. Stevens ’70 (’74 MPA, JD), chair of the Board of Trustees; Kevin Guskiewicz, chancellor; Lloyd Kramer, faculty chair and director of Carolina Public Humanities; and Patricia S. Parker, chair of the department of communications.

2:40 –3:40 p.m.

8 Carolina Men’s Basketball — As Experienced by the Class of ‘70

Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium

Jim Delany ’70 (’73 JD), Eddie Fogler ’70 (’73 MAT) and Charles Scott ’70 share their walk down memory lane (with no turnovers) – from their freshman team onward to two consecutive Final Fours. Led by future Naismith Hall of Fame coaches and Larry Brown ’63 and assisted by coaches Bill Guthridge and John Lotz at both freshmen and varsity levels, this dynamic team was populated by many future professional players, including Naismith Hall of Fame inductee Scott, as well as many Morehead Scholars on the freshmen team. Like all undergraduates during the 1966-70 period, Scott, Fogler and Delany were keenly aware of and buffeted by the times and the associated social experiences. These teammates each had children who went on to play college sports and graduate from Vanderbilt, Ohio State and UNC. Hear their perceptions of how their children’s experiences were similar to and different from their own experiences 50 years ago. SATURDAY, MAY 9

9 – 10 a.m. Saturday Morning in Chapel Hill: Carolina Across the Generations

Pleasants Family Assembly Room, Wilson Library

Dick Baddour ’66 — retired after 45 years of service as a University administrator in student affairs, undergraduate admissions, the School

9 Campus Favorites You may wish to visit these free campus attractions during Reunions Weekend.

Ackland Art Museum 101 S. Columbia St. (near Franklin Street) Wednesday – Saturday, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sunday, 1–5 p.m. Campus Y Special open house for reunion participants on Open since 1958, the museum holds a Saturday, May 9, 2– 4:30 p.m. permanent collection of more than 17,000 works of art, featuring North Carolina’s For more than 150 years, the Campus Y has premier collections of Asian art and works been at the heart of UNC. Its mission was of art on paper (drawings, prints and photo- and is the pursuit of social justice, and it was graphs), as well as significant collections a social hub for decades. The building was of European masterworks, 20th-century fully renovated in 2007. and contemporary art, African art and North Carolina pottery. Visit ackland.org for information about current exhibits.

Charlie Justice Football Hall of Honor Kenan Football Center Monday – Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m.

Bell Tower View photographs, awards, trophies and Friday, May 8, 3–5 p.m. artifacts detailing the storied history of Enjoy a Carolina tradition when you climb the football in Chapel Hill. The James A. Heavner Bell Tower—a stunning campus landmark. Theater offers seven dramatic videos.

10 Carolina Basketball Museum Ernie Williamson Building, Skipper Bowles Drive memories of 1970 with a photo slideshow (near the Dean E. Smith Center) highlighting the class of ’70, courtesy of Monday– Friday, 10 a.m.– 4 p.m.; the North Carolina Collection Photographic Saturday, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. Archives, and a soundtrack of hits from that Enjoy memorabilia along with multimedia year provided by the Southern Folklife and interactive exhibits highlighting the Collection. Visit the exhibition “Papers for phenomenal Carolina basketball program the People: A Treasury of North Carolina through the years. Photo: goheels.com News Sources” in the N.C. Collection Gallery and the exhibition “Women at Carolina” in the Melba Remig Saltarelli Exhibit Room.

Morehead Planetarium & Science Center Women’s Basketball Museum & More Tuesday–Saturday, 10 a.m.–3:30 p.m.; Sunday, 1– 4:30 p.m. Monday – Friday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.; Saturday, Visit moreheadplanetarium.org for listing 9 a.m.–1 p.m. of exhibits, planetarium shows and costs. The fully renovated facility includes the Women’s Basketball Museum, as well Wilson Library as new trophy cases and memorabilia 9 a.m.– 5 p.m. on weekdays. Special open recognizing the history of the gymnastics, house hours for reunion participants on volleyball and wrestling teams, with video Saturday, May 9, 9 a.m.–1 p.m. screens throughout the arena. The hallways

are wood-lined and decorated in graphics Visit Wilson Library for music, memories with Carolina’s most outstanding athletes. and special exhibitions. The library evokes

11 General Information

REUNIONS CHECK-IN AND INFORMATION DESK Pick up your Reunions Weekend registration packet, filled with helpful information, nametags and more. GAA staff will be available to answer your questions.

THURSDAY 5:30 –7 p.m. Graham Memorial (class of ‘70 only) 5– 6 p.m. The Carolina Inn (classes of ‘55, ‘60 and ‘65 only)

FRIDAY 9 a.m.– 4 p.m. Lobby, George Watts Hill Alumni Center 6 –7:30 p.m. Blue Zone (Concourse Level), Kenan Stadium (site of Jubilee on the Hill)

SATURDAY 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Lobby, George Watts Hill Alumni Center 6 – 7 p.m. The Carolina Club, George Watts Hill Alumni Center (class of ’70 only)

Special Requests Parking

Please note any dietary requests when you Parking and associated fees for all Spring register. With proper notice, special meals can Reunions Weekend events are controlled by be made available at most events. the UNC Department of Public Safety. Due to spring being the busy season for the Care will be taken to ensure event locations department, detailed parking information will are wheelchair accessible. If you need be emailed to all registrants using the email additional support, such as for visual or hearing address on file by May 4. For additional parking impairments, call the GAA at (919) 843–0446 questions during the week of the event, by April 26, and we will assist you with please contact the GAA at (919) 962–1208. arrangements. Those participating in the class of 1970

Commencement processional on Sunday will receive special parking instructions with their Cancellation and Refund Policy registration packets at check-in.

The General Alumni Association has made Shuttles every effort to keep reunion costs down, and the prices reflect direct costs of each event. Shuttles will be available by request during Requests to change or cancel your registration designated times on Friday and Saturday, with must be received in writing to our office no stops at the George Watts Hill Alumni Center, later than April 26. The requests may be made near Wilson Library and all reunion event sites by mail (postmarked by April 26), fax or email. as needed. After this date, cancellations and changes are nonrefundable. Administrative fees are nonrefundable. All refunds will be processed after Reunions Weekend. Refunds will not be given at the registration center.

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