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Where to Find It
ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS...... 8
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Wednesday, June 15...... 11 Thursday, June 16...... 12 Friday, June 17...... 14 Saturday, June 18...... 19 Sunday, June 19...... 24
GENERAL INFORMATION ...... 25
WHEN IS MY NEXT REUNION?...... 33
CAMPUS AND PARKING MAP...... 34
WARCH CAMPUS CENTER MAPS...... 36
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– 3 – Welcome! On behalf of the entire Lawrence University community, welcome to Reunion 2016! We are delighted to have you back on campus for what we know will be a wonderful weekend . Reunion brings together alumni, families, students, faculty, staff and friends for five days of events, entertainment and celebration of the places, people and programs that make us uniquely Lawrence . Please use this program to help customize your experience . This weekend is the result of months of work and dedication by many in the Lawrence community . I especially offer thanks to our Reunion planning committees, who have worked diligently over the past year with a goal of providing you the incredible opportunity to reconnect with friends, to laugh, share stories and catch up on all that has happened since you graduated . By returning to Lawrence this weekend, you are actively supporting the future of our college . Alumni are an essential part of this community—thank you for your interest, enthusiasm and devotion to Lawrence . Enjoy your Reunion!
Mark D . Breseman ’78 Associate Vice President of Alumni and Constituency Engagement
– 4 – 2016 Reunion Planning Committees
10TH REUNION 25TH REUNION 40TH REUNION CLASS OF 2006 CLASS 1991 1976 Bonnie E. Alger ’06 Ann M. Brose ‘91 Margi Briggs-Lofton ’76 Christopher W. Bowman ’06 Gillian Carr Cato ‘91 James B. Cowen ‘76 Benjamin J. Dictus ’06 Bliss Paul Cohen ’91 Jane Hansen Danowit ‘76 Taraneh H. DJangi ’06 Amy Hockenberger Hochkammer ‘91 John R. Davis ’76 Anna Kiel Freiberg ’06 Cindy Hoffman Knapp ’91 Carol Anderson Fessler ‘76 Matthew A. Murphy ’06 John G. Sanidas ’91 Craig L. Gagnon ‘76 Bradley R. Grimmer ’06 Karen Park ’91 Charlene A. Guss ’76 Sarah A. Klein ’06 Paul T. Snyder ’91 Susan Long Hall ’76 Olia Shapel Larsson ’06 Anna Stowell Belyaev ’91 Kathleen J. Quinlan ’76 Anjali V. Luthra ’06 Patricia Bortz Wagner ’91 Patricia B. Miller ’76 Meghan C. Phillipp ’06 Laura A. Wake Wiesner ’91 Susan Reeves ’76 Melanie Ufkin Strout ’06 Susan E. Cook ’76 Andrew J. Wong ’06 35TH REUNION Mary Ellyn Carolan Vicksta ’76 Amy Hollister Zarlengo ’06 1980, 1981, 1982 Jeffrey W. Bissell ’82 50TH REUNION 15TH REUNION David C. Blowers ’82 1966 2000, 2001, 2002 Karen Cohen ’80 Jane Nelson Azzi ’66 Jennifer McConaghy Aleckson ’00 James M. Cornelius ’81 David K. Glidden ’66 Reid C. Bowers ’00 Anne Smith Cornelius ’81 Nancy White Custer ’66 Timothy A. Burnside ’02 Rick Davis ’80 J. B. deRosset ’66 Nathan S. Heffel ’02 Catherine B. Dempesy ’‘82 Anne Lerchen Hanna ’66 Beth A. Zinsli ’02 Ane J. Lintvedt-Dulac ’82 William O. Hochkammer ’66 Christopher H. Anderson ’02 Adam M. Gottesman ’80 Edward W. Hoffman ’66 Erin Haight Chudacoff ’00 Thomas R. Quill ’82 Steven E. Landfried ’66 Jessica M. Dukelow ’02 Kären Lutz Hallacy ’81 Philip A. Metzger ’66 Chuck Erickson ’02 Paul W. Heiring ’80 Robert A. Nordland ’66 James W. Hansen ’00 David A. Heller ’81 Marcia Glidden Parker ’66 Cara M. Helmke ’00 Terry J. Smith ’81 Edward Rath ’66 Jonah C. Nigh ’02 Sarah Flom Kiecker ’82 David G. Rendall ’66 Daniel B. Hurley ’02 Michael H. Kortenhof ’80 David F. Stamps ’66 Mark E. Smrecek ’00 Bernard A. Haen ’81 Lawrence P. Wilson ’66 Cameron D. Kramlich ’02 Kimberly Olson Peterson ’82 Curtis G. Lauderdale ’01 Jessica Grover Robinson ’81 55TH REUNION Sarah E. Morris ’01 Janet Steiner Stevens ’82 1961 Rebecca A. Doyle-Morin ’00 Louis H. Turner ’80 Carol Kade Andler ‘61 Sara E. Gillette ’01 Stephanie Howard Vrabec ’80 Richard E. Cusic ‘61 Ian J. Russell ’01 Greg D. Zlevor ’82 John E. Dunning ‘61 Sara Schlarman Russell ’01 Arlene Atwood Trettin Engler ‘61 David R. Grant ‘61 Ann DeLong Haase ‘61 Charles F. Hunter ‘61 Nancy Marsh Stowe ‘61 R. Jeffery Lawrence ‘61 Gwynn Williams Wardwell ‘61 Torrey Kipp Youngstrum ‘61
– 5 – Meet Our Student Supervisors Reunion provides a wonderful opportunity to connect with current students . Introduce yourself, ask the students about their Lawrence experience and thank them for their hard work to make Reunion a special experience for all!
TAMANNA AKRAM ’18 EMILY HUNT ’18 AMY HUTCHINGS ’17 Theatre arts, Art, theater design majors, English major, government majors history minor creative writing minor Economics minor Buffalo, New York Ripon, Wisconsin Dhaka, Bangladesh
NICOLE MITCHELL ’17 ALEX THORP ’17 Environmental studies English, major, early elementary philosophy majors teaching certification Liberty, Indiana Gurnee, Illinois
– 6 – Meet Our Student Workers VIVEKA LEE AMUNDSON ’18 YAN LI’17 Russian studies, psychology majors Psychology major, Scandia, Minnesota Japanese, ESL education minors Shanghai, China KHISHAL BHAGWAN ASSUDANI ’19 Singapore ISAAC MAYHEW ’17 Music composition major BRETT BARNARD ’17 Saint Paul, Minnesota History, religious studies majors Michigan City, Indiana B.M. MOBASSIR ’17 Uttara, Bangladesh HANNAH BIRCH ’18 Psychology, gender studies majors ADRIAN ODAMTTEN ’19 Asbury, Iowa Economics major Accra, Ghana ABIGAIL BOWEN ’18 Government major, German minor ASHLEY PHILLIPS’18 Appleton, Wisconsin Psychology major, neuroscience minor Spanish Town, Jamaica SREYENDRA PURUSH DHAKAL ’18 Economics, math majors ABEDIN RAFIQUE ’17 Latipur, Nepal Dhaka, Bangladesh MAYA GONZALEZ ’18 BIMALSEN RAJBHANDARI ’17 Government major Lalitpur, Nepal Spanish, economics minors KATHARINE RUBY ’18 Racine, Wisconsin Film studies major, English minor CADY GREENSLIT ’18 Chicago, Illinois Biology major PRAGYAN SIGDEL ’18 Spanish, environmental studies minors Kathmandu, Nepal Green Bay, Wisconsin WYATT SMITH ’18 JOLI HANLON ’17 Chemistry major Government major, art history minor Antioch, Illinois Madison, Wisconsin MINH TA ’17 FORREST JACKSON ’16 Hanoi, Vietnam Oak Park, Illinois LISA TRAN ’17 PETER KIM ’17 Oakland, California Biochemistry major Hwasung-si, Gyeonggi-do, Republic of Korea KRIZHALYN VELASQUEZ ’17 Psychology, Spanish majors MESPHINA KUDOWOR ’17 San Pablo, California Tema, Ghana MOSES ZARKIN-SCOTT ’16 ALAINA LEISTEN ’17 Religious studies major, geology minor Music performance in bassoon major Portland Oregon Fond du Lac, Wisconsin THOMAS LEWIN ’17 Princeton, New Jersey
– 7 – 2016 Alumni Award Recipients
THE LUCIA RUSSELL BRIGGS DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee- Downer College of more than 15 years for outstanding contributions to and achievements in a career field . This award honors Lucia Russell Briggs, second president of Milwaukee-Downer College and one of the most beloved and influential figures in that college’s history . Nancy J. Mattson ’76, founder, managing director, executive vice president and chief financial officer of Argent Group Ltd ,. is being honored for her remarkable vision and leadership throughout her career in the financial industry . Nancy previously served as vice president at Bank of America, earning the fastest promotion to that rank in the company’s history . In 1982, she helped found Argent, a boutique investment banking firm specializing in asset-based and structured financings of large-ticket capital assets . She is an industry expert in maritime finance and received the United States Navy’s Distinguished Public Service Award in 1987 for her work as a financial advisor on a multi-billion dollar program .
THE NATHAN M. PUSEY YOUNG ALUMNI DISTINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee- Downer College whose exemplary leadership and notable actions have contributed to the betterment of the entire Lawrence University community . Curien J. Kurrien ’01, editor-in-chief of GQ India, is being honored for his drive and ambition in establishing himself as a force in Indian journalism . In 2008, he launched GQ India at the age of 29, making him the youngest editor in publishing titan Condé Nast’s illustrious history . Since then, he has built the magazine into India’s leading men’s media brand . Before taking the helm at GQ India, he showed his range as a journalist, working as a reporter for a daily newspaper (The Indian Express), helping to launch a lifestyle magazine (Time Out Mumbai) and writing for an international wire service (Reuters) that brought his stories to The New York Times, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe.
– 8 – THE GEORGE B. WALTER ’36 SERVICE TO SOCIETY AWARD Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee- Downer College who best exemplifies the ideals of a liberal education through its application to socially useful ends in the community, the nation or the world . This award honors George B . Walter ’36, faculty member, coach and dean of men, whose work at the college and beyond was guided by his conviction that every individual can and should make a positive difference in the world . Timothy A. Burnside ’02, museum specialist in curatorial affairs at the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of African American History and Culture, is being recognized for her dedication to preserving modern culture and history for the betterment of society . She works closely with musicians, artists and others to build collections and develop exhibitions and programs that offer complex representations of history and cultural expression . Timothy began her career with the Smithsonian at the National Museum of American History in 2003 and launched that museum’s hip-hop collecting initiative in 2006 . She has since worked on many Smithsonian projects, including an exhibition about the Apollo Theater in Harlem, N Y. . Timothy regularly presents at conferences across the country and speaks with college and graduate students about opportunities in the museum field .
– 9 – THE GERTRUDE BREITHAUPT JUPP M-D ’18 OUTSTANDING SERVICE AWARD Presented to an alumnus or alumna of Lawrence University or Milwaukee- Downer College after his or her 15th Cluster Reunion who has provided outstanding service to Lawrence University, this award honors Gertrude Breithaupt Jupp, voted Milwaukee-Downer alumna of the year in 1964 for her long-standing service to the college as president of the alumnae association board, class secretary and public-relations officer . Betty Heistad Barrett M-D’55 is being recognized for her longstanding devotion and commitment to sustaining the Milwaukee-Downer College legacy at Lawrence . She enables passionate students to improve our world, grow as young professionals and explore the nonprofit sector through the Betty Heistad Barrett Fund for Excellence in Civic Service, which she established with her late husband, Edgar, in 2010 . Betty is also a member of the Lawrence-Downer Legacy Circle and a loyal annual donor to the college . Betty has served on the Lawrence University Alumni Association Board of Directors, on the 50-Year Connection committee and numerous other Reunion committees, and on a working group for Lawrence’s More Light! campaign in 2009 . She co-chaired her 50th Reunion gift committee, helping inspire the rest of her 30-member class to all contribute to the Milwaukee-Downer Class of 1955 Scholarship at Lawrence . She currently serves on the 50-Year Connection committee, as well as the Campaign Planning task force, and is a long-standing class secretary . William O. Hochkammer ’66, a health care attorney and partner in the firm Honigman Miller Schwartz and Cohn LLP, is being honored for his wide-reaching generosity in service and support . Bill and his wife, Marcia, have created the Hochkammer Family Scholarship, joined the Lawrence-Downer Legacy Circle through a deferred gift, and made a leadership gift to the Lawrence Fund and the construction of the Warch Campus Center . They also give generously to the Lawrence Fund each year . He dedicated 22 years to the Board of Trustees, serving as chairman of the board from 2005 to 2007 and lending thoughtful counsel to a host of committees, from academic affairs to finance to a presidential search . He co-chaired the More Light! campaign, and has played a key role in the Full Speed to Full Need fundraising campaign . These campaigns have transformed the campus and renewed the promise of an accessible education at Lawrence . He currently serves on the Campaign Planning task force, as a Legacy Circle Gift Planning chair and is a co-chair for his 50th Reunion committee .
– 10 – Wednesday, June 15 4 p.m.
Registration: Reunion Headquarters Opens Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
6–8 p.m.
Early Arrival Welcome Reception and Dinner $ (cash bar) Hosted by the 50-Year Connection Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
8 p.m.
Reunion Headquarters Closes Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
– 11 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Thursday, June 16 6 a.m.
Coffee Available in Residence Halls
7 a.m.
Registration: Reunion Headquarters Opens Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
50-Year Connection $ See schedule on page 13
5–6:30 p.m.
Lawrence University Alumni Award Reception By invitation only The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue
6–8 p.m.
50-Year Connection, Class of 1961 and Class of 1966 Reception and Dinner $ (cash bar) Warch Campus Center, Somerset Room (Room 324)
9 p.m.
Reunion Headquarters Closes Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
– 12 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. 50-Year Connection Schedule / Thursday, June 16
8 a.m. Breakfast Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
8:50 a.m. Welcome by Ted Katzoff ’65 Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
9 a.m. Your Memories of Music and the Arts in Your Lawrence Education Moderated by Ted Katzoff ’65 Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
10 a.m. Break
10:15 a.m. Your Memories of Inspirations: Events, People and Classes Moderated by Barb Lieberum Westhofen M-D’57 Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
11:15 a.m. Break
11:30 a.m. Group Photo
11:45 a.m. Lunch and Discussion with President Burstein Warch Campus Center, Somerset Room (Room 324)
1 p.m. Break
1:15 p.m. Mindset Discussion Moderated by Kate Frost, student success coordinator Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
2 p.m. Break
2:15 p.m. Lawrence Students of Today Moderated by Kate Frost, student success coordinator Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
3:15 p.m. Break
3:30 p.m. Campus Tour
3:30 p.m. 50-Year Connection Steering Committee Meeting Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
– 13 – Friday, June 17 6 a.m.
Coffee Available in Residence Halls
7 a.m.
Registration: Reunion Headquarters Opens Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
8–10 a.m.
Breakfast $6.10 per person, all-you-can-eat hot breakfast buffet. No registration required—cash or credit card accepted at the door. Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)
ALUMNI COLLEGE 9:30–10:20 a.m.
Alumni College Session A $
Spine Surgery in High Performance Athletes: The Impact of ‘Minimally Invasive’ Surgical Technique Dr. Richard G. Fessler ’74, professor of neurosurgery, Rush University Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
Religion, Magic and Witchcraft Ed Kern, associate professor of history Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102
The Strange Story of Wisconsin’s Prophet-King Karen Park ’91, assistant professor of religious studies, St. Norbert College and Martyn Smith, associate professor of religious studies, Lawrence University Wriston Art Center, Auditorium
– 14 – Friday, June 17 10:40–11:30 a.m.
Alumni College Session B $
The Lincolns: What’s New About Abraham, What’s New About Mary James M. Cornelius ’81, curator, Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, Springfield, Ill. Wriston Art Center Auditorium
The Beatles … Four Lads Who Shook the World Carl Rath ’75, instructor of music Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
Seeing Through Film Amy A. Ongiri, Jill Beck Director of Film Studies and associate professor of film studies Hurvis Film Studies Center
Thinking About Harry Potter Ed Kern, associate professor of history Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102
11:30 a.m.–1 p.m.
Lunch $9.40 per person, all-you-can-eat lunch buffet No registration required—cash or credit card accepted at the door. Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)
– 15 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Friday, June 17 1–1:50 p.m.
Alumni College Session C $
Building A Museum: The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture Timothy A. Burnside ’02, curatorial museum specialist, Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of African American History and Culture Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
Is It Rational for Me to Do the Moral Thing When So Doing Conflicts With My Long-term Self-interest? John P. Dreher, Lee Claflin-Robert S. Ingraham Professor of Philosophy Youngchild Hall, Room 121
2016 Senior Art Show Valerie Lazalier, collections and gallery assistant Wriston Art Galleries
Estate Planning 101: What Everyone Needs to Know Jeff Billings ’03, attorney/shareholder-Estate Planning, Godfey & Kahn, S.C., Milwaukee Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102
2:10–3 p.m.
Alumni College Session D $
Teachers and Benefactors: Women and Their Impact on the Lawrence University Art Collection Beth A. Zinsli ’02, director and curator of the Wriston Art Center Galleries, Museum Studies Interdisciplinary Area Program and adjunct assistant professor of art history Wriston Art Center Auditorium
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA aka Obamacare): An Efficient and Equitable Path to Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Health? Merton D. Finkler, John R. Kimberly Distinguished Professor in the American Economic System and professor of economics Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
Haunted History of Lawrence Erin K. Dix ’08, university archivist and assistant professor Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science, Lecture Hall 102
– 16 – Friday, June 17 3:20–4:10 p.m.
Alumni College Session E $
Mindset, Motivation and Mastery: Using Current Success Theory to Improve Your Life at Any Stage Kate Frost, student success coordinator Warch Campus Center, Cinema
Deep Listening as Creative Practice Brian Pertl ’86, dean of the Conservatory of Music and Leila Ramagopal Pertl ’87, instructor of harp Warch Campus Center, Esch Hurvis Room (Room 225)
Vintage: Secrets of the Grape Nick Maravolo, professor of biology Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
4:10–5 p.m.
Retirement Reception for Professor Nick Maravolo Following the conclusion of his infamous Alumni College course, join Doc Maravolo for a celebration of his incredible tenure at Lawrence. With wine, of course Warch Campus Center, Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Room 325)
4:30–5 p.m.
Harpsichord Recital featuring Lorna Peters ’81 Come hear and see the new harpsichord, given in memory of Professor Miriam Clapp Duncan. Shattuck Hall of Music, Lower Level Lobby
5 p.m.
Class/Cluster Gatherings Various locations
– 17 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Friday, June 17 5–8:30 p.m.
Kids Meal and Activities $ Let the kids have fun while you have your own fun. We will have activities for the kids, including making their own fun dinner, and then watch a G-rated family movie. Recommended ages are 6 months to 12 years. International House
6 p.m.
Dinner on the Green $ (cash bar) Kick off the weekend in grand style. All Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer alumni are invited to this dinner reception hosted beneath the glow of a tent on our beloved Main Hall Green. Main Hall Green Rain site: Saturday dinner locations
6–8 p.m.
Class of 1966: 50th Reunion Reception and Dinner with President Burstein $ The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue
8 p.m.
Alumni Recital All alumni are invited to attend a recital featuring talented and accomplished alumni musicians from all Reunion decades. Lawrence Memorial Chapel
8 p.m.
Friday Late Night (cash bar) Memorial Hall, Viking Room
9 p.m.
Reunion Headquarters Closes Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
– 18 – Saturday, June 18 6 a.m.
Coffee Available in Residence Halls
7 a.m.
Registration: Reunion Headquarters Opens Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
7:30 a.m.
Coach Gene Davis Memorial Fun Run/Walk (5K) Join the traditional 5K fun run/walk for all ages, named in memory of beloved Coach Gene Davis. Kohler Hall, parking lot (rain or shine)
7:30–9 a.m.
Breakfast $6.10 per person, all-you-can-eat hot breakfast buffet No registration required—cash or credit card accepted at the door. Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)
9 am.
Alumni Choir Rehearsal Shattuck Hall of Music, Room 163
9–10 a.m.
Breakfast with Burstein Join Lawrence University President Mark Burstein for a conversation with alumni. Introductory remarks will be followed by an open forum for questions. Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)
10:30 a.m.
Parade of Classes Line up by your class sign and join your classmates in the march to Memorial Chapel for Reunion Convocation. Parade will commence promptly at 10:30 a.m. Shattuck Plaza (located between Lawrence Memorial Chapel and Shattuck Hall of Music)
– 19 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Saturday, June 18 11 a.m.
Reunion Convocation: A Lawrence Tradition Celebrate Reunion with President Mark Burstein at this annual all-Reunion event that recognizes the special contributions made by Lawrentians and Downerites. The program features the presentation of alumni awards and Reunion class gifts, music by the Alumni Choir and President Burstein’s Convocation address. Lawrence Memorial Chapel Alumni Choir Performance Webcast Tell your friends Alumni Awards to watch it live! livestream.com/ President’s Remarks lawrenceuniversity Presentation of Class Gifts
Noon
All-Reunion Picnic $ (cash beer bar) Enjoy the best picnic cuisine in town while reliving the memories with your classmates and making new ones with alumni across the generations. Main Hall Green Rain site: Andrew Commons
12:30–2:30 p.m.
Milwaukee-Downer Champagne Lunch $ Alice G. Chapman Hall, Teakwood Room
12:30–1:30 p.m.
Class of 1991: 25th Reunion Champagne Lunch with President Burstein $ The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue
1–5 p.m.
Lawrence University Archives Open for Visitors Seeley G. Mudd Library, Level B
1:30-3:30 p.m.
Tea Reception for retiring London Centre Director Christine Harris International House
– 20 – Saturday, June 18 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Open Houses Join the following departments, programs and organizations for open houses showcasing their rich history and forward momentum. Art and Art History Fraternities Wriston Art Center, Print Study Room Beta Theta Pi Biology 712 East Boldt Way Youngchild Hall/Steitz Hall of Science, Delta Tau Delta Third Floor Atrium 218 South Lawe Street Geology Phi Kappa Tau Youngchild Hall, Room 231 741 East Boldt Way Library Sigma Phi Epsilon Seeley G. Mudd Library 203 North Union Linguistics Main Hall, Strange Lounge Sororities Delta Gamma Mathematics/Computer Science Panhellenic Wing, Colman Hall Briggs Hall, Room 422 Kappa Alpha Theta Panhellenic Wing, Colman Hall Kappa Kappa Gamma Panhellenic Wing, Colman Hall
1:30 p.m.
College Admissions 101 (45 minutes) College admissions can seem like an enigma wrapped in a riddle, shrouded in mystery. Learn about the ins and outs of admissions at Lawrence and beyond—an ideal session for anyone who knows someone who may attend Lawrence (or any college) in the future. Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
2 p.m.
Tours Campus Tour Led by a current Lawrence student, this 75-minute walking tour of campus is designed for anyone interested in learning more about the rich history of the spaces and places at Lawrence. It’s a double bonus if your prospective student is attending Reunion with you! Departing from Alice G. Chapman Hall Banta Bowl Tour Banta Bowl Colman Hall Tour Colman Hall – 21 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Saturday, June 18 2:15 p.m.
Alumni Ambassadors (30 minutes) It takes a village. And what a mighty village we have! The great work alumni do to help recruit students, promote events and programs and connect with fellow alumni is incredibly important in extending our visibility beyond campus. In this session, we will talk about the variety of opportunities alumni have to engage as partners with Lawrence University. Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
2:45 p.m.
Admissions Interview and College Fair Training (45 minutes) Join us to learn how to conduct an admissions interview or represent Lawrence at a college fair near you, including logistics, what to expect from beginning to end and how this information will be used by the admissions office in the application process. Warch Campus Center, Cinema (Level Two)
3:30–5 p.m. Founders Club and Lawrence-Downer Legacy Circle Champagne Reception President Burstein invites all current Founders Club and Lawrence-Downer Legacy Circle members to the President’s House for a reception honoring those who generously support the university. The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue
5–8:30 p.m. Kids Meal and Activities $ Let the kids have fun while you have your own fun. We will have activities for the kids, including making their own fun dinner, and then watch a G-rated family movie. Recommended ages are 6 months to 12 years. International House 5:15 p.m. Class/Cluster Photos Golden: Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1965 and earlier (excluding Class of 1961) Main Hall, South Steps (Rain Site: Alice G. Chapman Hall, Lobby Stairs) Class of 1966: 50th Reunion Main Hall, North Steps (Rain Site: Warch Campus Center, Stairs) Classes of 1980, 1981, 1982: 35th Cluster Lawrence Memorial Chapel, Steps (Rain Site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, Stage) Class of 1991: 25th Reunion Wriston Amphitheater (Rain Site: Wriston Art Center, Lobby Stairs) – 22 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Saturday, June 18 5:30 p.m. Class/Cluster Photos Class of 1961: 55th Reunion Main Hall, South Steps (Rain Site: Alice G. Chapman Hall, Lobby Stairs) Class of 1976: 40th Reunion Lawrence Memorial Chapel, Steps (Rain Site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, Stage) Classes of 2000, 2001, 2002: 15th Cluster Wriston Amphitheater (Rain Site: Warch Campus Center, Stairs) Class of 2006: 10th Reunion Main Hall, North Steps (Rain Site: Lawrence Memorial Chapel, Stage)
6–8 p.m.
Class/Cluster Receptions and Dinners $ (cash bar) Class of 2006: 10th Reunion Music-Drama Center, Lobby Classes of 2000, 2001, 2002: 15th Cluster Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One) Class of 1991: 25th Reunion Thomas A. Steitz Hall, Atrium Classes of 1980, 1981, 1982: 35th Cluster Warch Campus Center, Esch Hurvis Studio, Esch Hurvis Room and Mead-Witter Room (Level Two) Class of 1966: 50th Reunion Warch Campus Center, Somerset Room and Nathan Marsh Pusey Room (Level Three) Class of 1961: 55th Reunion Alice G. Chapman Hall, Lobby Golden: Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1965 and earlier (excluding Class of 1961) Alice G. Chapman Hall, Teakwood Room
6–8 p.m. Class of 1976: 40th Reunion Reception and Dinner with President Burstein $ The President’s House, 229 North Park Avenue
8 p.m.
Saturday Late Night (cash bar) Memorial Hall, Viking Room
9 p.m. Reunion Headquarters Closes Warch Campus Center (Level Two) Sunday, June 19 6 a.m.
Coffee Available in Residence Halls
7 a.m.
Registration: Reunion Headquarters Opens Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
8–10 a.m.
Breakfast $6.10 per person, all-you-can-eat hot breakfast buffet No registration required —cash or credit card accepted at the door. Warch Campus Center, Andrew Commons (Level One)
8 a.m.–3 p.m.
Day Trip to Björklunden $ Discover or revisit Lawrence’s beautiful northern campus located on Lake Michigan in picturesque Door County. Spend the day touring the historic chapel, hiking the many nature trails or relaxing on the lakeside decks. Meet at the Wriston turnaround on Lawe Street at 7:45 a.m. Motor coach transportation and lunch provided. Luggage may be stored in the motor coach.
11 a.m.
Checkout Time Please check out at the front desk located in your designated residence hall.
Reunion Headquarters Closes Warch Campus Center (Level Two)
– 24 – Reunion Headquarters All guests are asked to check in at Reunion Headquarters upon arrival . Reunion Headquarters is located on level two of the Warch Campus Center . Please stop by or call Reunion Headquarters at 920-422-1430 with any Reunion-related questions . Reunion registration is required for select programming, along with meals and housing . Preregistered guests will receive a listing of their selected programs, meals and housing upon check in . Walk-in guests are required to register at Reunion Headquarters . While we make every attempt to accommodate walk-ins, they are subject to space limitations .
CHECK-IN HOURS Wednesday 4–8 p m. . Thursday 7 a m. .–9 p m. . Friday 7 a m. .–9 p m. . Saturday 7 a m. .–9 p m. .
Campus Housing General campus housing will be available AFTER 2 p m. . on Thursday, June 16 . 50-Year Connection campus housing will be available AFTER 4 p m. . on Wednesday, June 15 . All guests staying on campus are asked to check out prior to 11 a m. . on Sunday .
What should I wear? While there is no dress code for Reunion, we strongly encourage you to wear blue and white or your class colors to show your alma mater pride!
Lost and Found Lost and Found is located at Reunion Headquarters on level two of the Warch Campus Center . If you find you’ve misplaced something after Reunion, please call the Office of Alumni and Constituency Engagement at 920-832-7019 .
– 25 – $ Pre-registration is required. If you did not pre-register, please visit Reunion headquarters on Level Two of the Warch Campus Center to inquire about available space. Important Contact Information Reunion Headquarters: 920-422-1430 Campus Information Desk: 920-832-7000 (ext . 7000 on campus) Campus Security: 920-832-6999 (ext . 6999 on campus) Local police, fire and paramedics: 911 (9-911 on campus)
HIETT HALL Information Desk: 920-993-6366 403 East College Avenue, Appleton
PLANTZ HALL Information Desk: 920-832-7700 600 East College Avenue, Appleton
SAGE HALL Information Desk: 920-832-7800 723 East Boldt Way, Appleton
First Aid First aid supplies are available at Reunion Headquarters on level two of the Warch Campus Center, as well as at the main desks in Hiett, Plantz and Sage Residence Halls .
Medical Advice Affinity Nurse Direct: 920-738-2230 ThedaCare on Call: 920-830-6877
AFFINITY URGENT CARE 3329 North Richmond Street, Appleton Monday–Friday: 7:30 a m. .–7:30 p m. . Saturday, Sunday and holidays: 7:30 a m. .–noon 920-380-2715
THEDACARE FASTCARE Located in the Shopko store 1000 West Northland Avenue, Appleton Monday–Friday: 8:30 a m. .–8:30 p m. . Saturday: 8:30 a m. .–5 p m. . Sunday: 10 a m. .–5 p m. . 866-455-8111
– 26 – Local Hospitals ST. ELIZABETH EMERGENCY ROOM 1506 South Oneida Street, Appleton 920-738-2100
THEDACARE EMERGENCY ROOM 1818 North Meade Street, Appleton 920-731-4101
Transportation and Special Needs Golf cart transportation, airport shuttle service and other special assistance are available throughout the weekend . Please visit Reunion Headquarters on level two of the Warch Campus Center or call 920-422-1430 or to arrange a ride . Wheelchairs are available at the information desk on level three (main level) of the Warch Campus Center . Taxi service is available from the following companies: Aloha Taxi: 920-757-5544 Appleton-Neenah-Menasha Taxi: 920-733-4444 Fox Valley Cab: 920-734-4545 The following rental car companies are available at the airport: Alamo, Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Hertz, National
Internet Service Wireless Internet service is available across campus . For wireless access: Select LUguest as the SSID . Then, open a web page and you will be redirected to log in with the following: Username: luguest Password: Reunion16 (password is case sensitive) Lawrence University computers are also available for general use in the Seeley G . Mudd Library . For LU computer access: Username: luguest Password: Reunion16 (password is case sensitive)
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2016 Reunion Class Gift Donor Alumni Award Recipient 2016 Reunion Planning Committee Volunteer Lawrence Reunion App Get the Reunion 2016 app! View your personal schedule, share photos and see who is on campus . Search ‘Lawrence Reunion’ on the iTunes and Google play stores .
Social Media Share the LU love online while you’re here! Use our Reunion hashtag #LUReunion16 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to capture your time back in the Little Apple . Snap photos, upload videos and post your thoughts about Reunion with us .
Photos Photographers will be on campus throughout the weekend capturing both class and candid photos . Photos will be available online at lawrenceuniversity.smugmug.com after June 23 . Log on to this secure site to browse and order your favorite photos . Share your personal photos on Facebook at facebook.com/lawrencealumni . See page 22 for the class photo schedule on Saturday evening .
– 28 – 15 Things You Can Do to Stay Connected to LU 1. Visit lawrence.edu often. It’s a great source for continually updated university-wide news . 2. Lawrence reaches thousands of people a day on our Facebook page. “Like” us to see Lawrence news, photos, videos and updates pop up in your newsfeed . See something you like? Share it on your page . 3. Did you know we have more than 850 videos uploaded to the Lawrence YouTube channel? Subscribe to catch the latest videos and browse the collection . 4. Tweet away! Follow @LawrenceUni on Twitter—tweet about LU and engage with us . 5. Spruce up your LinkedIn profile and be sure to add that you attended Lawrence. Our LinkedIn page can help you connect with fellow Lawrentians in your own backyard—or across the globe! 6. Check out our fastest-growing social media channel, Instagram! Follow @LawrenceUni to see the sights and seasons at Lawrence . 7. There is always plenty to share. Use our designated Lawrence hashtag, #LarryU, to join the LU social conversation . 8. Speaking of #LarryU, visit our social media hub at go.lawrence.edu/larryu. View social media content from prospective students, current students, alumni and friends of the university all in one place . 9. W ant to share something with us? You can always tag Lawrence on Facebook or @LawrenceUni on Twitter and Instagram if you want us to see something . 10. Is your camera roll filled with beautiful Lawrence photos? Submit a photo to be featured as the LU photo of the week . Email photo o. f t. he w. eek@lawrence e. du for consideration . A new picture is featured every Monday . 11. Visit @LawrenceUni on Instagram for a throwback photo every Thursday. Get your dose of a little Lawrence nostalgia . 12. Open emails from LU. From campus events to The Lawrence Minute videos and newsletters, our emails will keep you in the loop . 13. Get involved as an Alumni Ambassador. go l. awrence e. du/alumniambassador 14. Update your contact info. Login into Voyager and update your contact information lawrence e. du/alumni/voyager 15. Join a regional Alumni Club. If you are new to a city, visiting on vacation, or looking to set up or attend alumni events in your city, a LU Club is the place for you! lawrence e. du/alumni/regional-clubs
– 29 – Residence Halls/Social Headquarters Residence Halls are open and staffed 24 hours a day throughout Reunion . Social headquarters are open to all Reunion attendees .
WHICH RESIDENCE HALL IS MY CLASS ASSIGNED TO? 10th Reunion/Class of 2006 ...... Plantz Hall 15th Reunion/Cluster of 2000, 2001, 2002 ...... Plantz Hall 25th Reunion/Class of 1991 ...... Sage Hall 35th Reunion/Cluster of 1980, 1981, 1982 ...... Sage Hall 40th Reunion/Class of 1976 ...... Hiett Hall 50th Reunion/Class of 1966 ...... Hiett Hall 55th Reunion/Class of 1961 ...... Hiett Hall Golden Reunion/Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1965 and earlier ...... H. iett Hall
Class/Cluster Social Headquarters 10th Reunion Class of 2006 ...... Plantz Hall, 1st Floor Lounge 15th Reunion Cluster of 2000, 2001, 2002 ...... Plantz Hall, Basement Lounge 25th Reunion Class of 1991 ...... Sage Hall, 1st Floor Lounge 35th Reunion Cluster of 1980, 1981, 1982 ...... Sage Hall, Basement Lounge 40th Reunion Class of 1976 ...... Hiett Hall, 2nd Floor Lounge 50th Reunion Class of 1966 ...... Hiett Hall, 1st Floor Lounge 55th Reunion Class of 1961 ...... Hiett Hall, 4th Floor Lounge Golden Reunion/Lawrence and Milwaukee-Downer Classes of 1965 and earlier ...... Hiett Hall, 3rd Floor Lounge
– 30 – Exhibitions REMEMBER. RELIVE. REKINDLE. Reflect back and celebrate what’s to come with this photo display representing all milestone and cluster Reunion years . Thursday, Friday and Saturday 6 a m. .–midnight Sunday 6 a m. .–10 p m. . Warch Campus Center, Gallery (Level Three)
ANNUAL SENIOR ART MAJOR EXHIBITION 2016 An exhibition of selected works from Lawrence University’s graduating studio art majors, including examples of photography, printmaking, painting, ceramics and sculpture . Thursday, Friday and Saturday 9 a m. .–5 p m. . Sunday noon–4 p m. . Wriston Art Center, Galleries
Smoking Policy Lawrence strives to maintain a clean-air environment for the comfort of all persons . The smoking policy is as follows: All university owned, leased or operated buildings are designated smoke-free . In addition, a smoke-free zone of 25 feet around the perimeter of buildings will be maintained . All university vehicles will be smoke-free as well . Please note academic buildings fall within this area, as does Hurvis Crossing and the area in front of the Warch Campus Center .
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ALEXANDER GYM MEMORIAL HALL Thu, Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Diversity Center Sat 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Wed, Thu, Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sun Closed Sat, Sun Closed BRIGGS HALL Viking Room Thu, Fri 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Thu 7 p.m.–Close Sat, Sun 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Fri 5 p.m.–Close BUCHANAN KIEWIT WELLNESS CENTER Sat 7 p.m.–Close Closed Thu, Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Sun Sat 8 a.m.–4 p.m. MEMORIAL CHAPEL Sun Closed Fri 8 a.m.–10 p.m. BUCHANAN KIEWIT WELLNESS CENTER POOL Sat 8 a.m.–1 p.m. Sun Closed Wed 8 a.m.–2 p.m. Thu 8 a.m.–2 p.m., 4–6:30 p.m. MUSIC-DRAMA CENTER Fri, Sat, Sun Closed Thu, Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. losed ALICE G. CHAPMAN HALL Sat, Sun C Admissions SEELEY G. MUDD LIBRARY Thu, Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Wed, Thu 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Sat, Sun Closed Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Alumni and Constituency Engagement Sat 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Sun Closed Thu, Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat, Sun Closed WARCH CAMPUS CENTER Career Services Kaplan’s Café and Coffee Shop Thu, Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Wed 11:30 a.m.–1 p.m. .m.–5 p.m. Sat, Sun Closed Thu, Fri, Sat 7 a Sun 7 a.m.–1 p.m. Teakwood Room Lawrence Apparel and Gifts Thu, Fri 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Wed –6 p.m. Sat noon–2 p.m., 5–8 p.m. 3 Thu Sun Closed 11 a.m.–6 p.m. Fri, Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m. THOMAS A. STEITZ HALL OF SCIENCE Sun 8 a.m.–11am Thu, Fri 7 a.m.–5 p.m. WRISTON ART CENTER Sat, Sun 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Wed, Thu 7 a.m.–5 p.m. YOUNGCHILD HALL Fri 7 a.m.–5 p.m., 6 p.m.–9 p.m. Thu, Fri 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sat, Sun 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Sun noon–4 p.m. MAIN HALL WRISTON GALLERIES Wed, Thu, Fri 7:30 a.m.–4 p.m. Wed, Thu 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Sat, Sun Closed Fri 10 a.m.–4 p.m., 6 p.m.–9 p.m. Bathrooms available for Dinner on the Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Green Friday night and All-Reunion Picnic Sun noon–4 p.m. on Saturday
– 32 – When is my next Reunion? GRADUATION CLASS NEXT REUNION DATE CLUSTER
2006 15th 2022
2002, 2001, 2000 20th 2021
1991 30th 2020 1989, 1990, 1991
1982 40th 2022
1981 40th 2021
1980 40th 2020
1976 45th 2021 1975, 1976, 1977
1966 55th 2021
1961 60th 2021
For dates of all future Reunions, please visit www.lawrence.edu/alumni/reunion/future_reunions
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Cars 13 Sabinmay House be ...... ticketed . 41 Warch Campus Center (WCC)...... 33 Waterman House...... 22 Scarff House ...... 37 Reunion guests stayingWilson House in Sage ...... Hall may 31 unload luggage in frontStudent of residences...... Sage, but 21 are asked not to block the paved driveway for others . Immediately after your luggage is unloaded, we suggest you park in the Lawrence lot at the corner of East Alton Street and Meade Street for the weekend . Overflow parking is available, thanks to our neighbors at Emmanuel United Methodist Church (corner of Meade and College, 740 E . College Ave .) . You may park your vehicle here on Friday and Saturday only . NOTE: Please do not park in the Memorial Presbyterian Church lot on Meade Street . – 34 – Drew St Park Ave Union St Campus and Parking Map P ranklin St 11 16 P 17 21 ACADEMICS ATHLETICS P 18 21 Briggs Hall 15 Alexander Gymnasium 43 Durkee St 18 22 Lawe St Meade St 12 S 21 Hurvis Film Studies Center 40 Banta Bowl 47 P Washington St 21 S 13 Main Hall 14 Baseball and softball fields 46 21 P P 10 S S Memorial Hall 28 Soccer field 36 19 48 25 31 37 Thomas A . Steitz Hall Tennis courts 4 9 COLLE E A E COLLE E A E of Science 5 Whiting Field 45 34 26 Seeley G . Mudd Library 26 38 S S 32 40 6 East Alton St Sustainable LU Gardens CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC P 29 14 27 21 39 21 41 (SLUG) Academy of Music 1 7 3 9 20 23 Wriston Art Center 27 21 21 21 Conservatory West offices 5 28 21 21 East John St 8 30 E Boldt Way P Youngchild Hall of Science 20 15 24 Memorial Chapel 19 21 21 42 21 John St Water St 33 Music-Drama Center 10 1 4 o River 29 35 South St ADMINISTRATION AND OTHER Shattuck Hall of Music 13 2 P Alice G . Chapman Hall 38 Waterman House 22 44 Walkways Brokaw Hall 6 Visitor parking 47 Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Parking for people with disabilities 24 RESIDENCE HALLS S Faculty/staff parking 45 Center Vehicular loading and pedestrian traffic only 43 Colman Hall 3 46 P Parking on East Alton, East John, Meade, Franklin, South, 36 Facility Services 2 Washington, Union Streets and Park Avenue Hiett Hall 8 East South River St Former bank 48 Kohler Hall 34 Aca emics A ministration an Ot er At letics Resi ence Halls Hurvis Crossing 30 Ormsby Hall 7 Briggs Hall...... 15 Alice G. Chapman Hall...... 38 Alexander Gymnasium ...... 43 Colman Hall ...... 3 International House 42 Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center....24 Brokaw Hall...... 6 Banta Bowl ...... 47 Hiett Hall...... 8 Plantz Hall 25 Hurvis Center Film Studies ...... 40 Buchanan Kiewit Wellness Center.. 24 Baseball and softball fields...... 46 Kohler Hall ...... 34 Mursell House 12 Main Hall ...... 14 Facility Services...... 2 Soccer field...... 36 Ormsby Hall ...... 7 Sage Hall 35 Memorial Hall...... 28 Former Bank...... 48 Tennis courts...... 4 Plantz Hall...... 25 President’s Home 11 Thomas A. Steitz Hall of Science ..... 9 Hurvis Crossing...... 30 Whiting Field ...... 45 Sage Hall ...... 35 Trever Hall 44 Seeley G. Mudd Library...... 26 International House ...... 42 Trever Hall...... 44 Raymond House 32 Sustainable LU Gardens (SLUG).... 29 Memorial Chapel ...... 19 Conservatory o Music Wriston Art Center...... 27 Mursell House ...... 12 Academy of Music ...... 1 Small Resi ences/Grou Houses Sampson House 23 SMALL RESIDENCES/GROUP HOUSES Youngchild Hall of Science...... 20 President’s Home ...... 11 Conservatory West offices ...... 5 Campus Guest house ...... 17 Visiting faculty Raymond House...... 32 Memorial Chapel ...... 19 Draheim House ...... 39 18 Campus Guest house 17 Sampson House...... 23 Music-Drama Center...... 10 Hulbert House ...... 16 accommodations Visiting faculty accommodations ... 18 Shattuck Hall of Music...... 13 Sabin House ...... 41 Draheim House 39 Waterman House...... 22 Scarff House ...... 37 H Warch Campus Center (WCC)...... 33 Warch Campus Center Hulbert House 16 Wilson House ...... 31 Student residences...... 21 (WCC) 33 Sabin House 41 Reunion Headquarters Scarff House 37 Wilson House 31 Student residences 21
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LEVEL ONE 1 Brengel Dining Room 2 Andrew Commons
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– 36 – LEVEL THREE—Main Entrance 1 Somerset Room 4 Myers Main Street 7 Boldt Plaza 2 Nathan Marsh Pusey Room 5 Kraemer Room 3 Gallery 6 Kaplan’s Café and Coffee Shop
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– 39 – We want to hear from you! Are you or do you know someone who is a candidate for an alumni award or who could serve on the Lawrence University Alumni Association Board of Directors? Give voice to our community’s deepest-held values by casting your nominations at lawrence.edu/alumni/luaa All alumni, staff, faculty and friends of the college are welcome to submit nominations . The mission of the Lawrence University Alumni Association Board of Directors is to support, perpetuate and enhance Lawrence by providing opportunities for alumni to maintain connections and serve as stewards of the university . The vision of the LUAA Board of Directors is of a Lawrence community with a lifetime commitment to the university, the liberal arts and service to others . Alumni awards are presented for distinguished achievement in a career field, service to society and service to Lawrence and are conferred each year during Reunion . Nominations are due by Sept . 1 preceding the recipient’s Reunion year .
Alumni Ambassadors VOLUNTEER TODAY! go.lawrence.edu/alumniambassador Alumni ambassadors represent the college in several ways . You can share your Lawrence pride by helping recruit future Lawrentians near and far, by promoting Giving Day, by participating in your area’s regional LUAA club, by sharing life after Lawrence with current students or through many more activities!
LU Regional Clubs lawrence.edu/alumni/regional-clubs If you are new to a city, visiting on vacation, or looking to set up or attend alumni events in your city, a LU Club is the place for you!
– 40 – Have we kept up with you? Our alumni will always be important to us . Is it time you shared an update? Use the space below to share, or visit lawrence e. du and login into Voyager to update your contact info . Educational achievements—graduate studies, grant awards, fellowships, tenure Professional accomplishments—leadership, publication, research, enterprise Service milestones—volunteering, advocacy, public office, activism News—marriages, unions, births, adoptions, retirement adventures, losses Your news may be shared in class newsletters or Lawrence magazine’s Class Notes .
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