Friday, May 31, 2013

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1 FRIDAY Friday, May 31, :00 AM All-Level Vinyasa Flow Yoga Come salute the sun at this all-level vinyasa flow yoga class. Taught by certified yoga instructor Bianca Alexander 93, this class will invigorate, relax, and align your mind, body, and spirit. Please bring a yoga mat and a towel, and dress comfortably. Participants are required to sign in at the beginning of class. To 8:00 AM. Sponsored by the Class of Little Courtyard, 20th Reunion Headquarters. 9:00 AM Alumni-Faculty Forum: Books that Changed Your Life Moderator: Melinda Moustakis, Visiting Fellow, Creative Writing and the Lewis Center for the Arts, Hodder Fellow in the Program in Creative Writing. Panelists: Selden Edwards 63, Novelist and former private school Headmaster; Walter N. Kirn III 83, National Correspondent, The New Republic; Jeff Gordinier 88, Staff Writer, The New York Times; Laurel Lathrop 08, Managing Editor, Fresh Dirt magazine. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Jadwin Hall, Room A10. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Is the Judicial Confirmation Process Broken? Moderator: Princeton Provost and President elect Christopher L. Eisgruber 83. Panelists: William H. Barbour Jr. 63, Senior United States District Judge; Chris Schroeder 68, the Charles S. Murphy Professor of Law and Professor of Public Policy, Duke University; Paul J. Fishman 78, United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey; Marisa J. Demeo 88, Associate Judge, Superior Court of the District of Columbia; Stephen J. Obermeier 03, Associate, Wiley Rein LLP. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCosh Hall, Room 50. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Tiger Inventors: From Concept to Creation Moderator: Vivek Pai, Associate Professor of Computer Science. Panelists: Katie H. Hughes *08, CEO and Founder, Slip-On Dancers; Hervey Peter Stockman Jr. 68, former Head, James Webb Space Telescope Mission, Space Telescope Science Institute; Brian Parsonnet 78, CEO, CTO, Ice Energy Technologies, Inc.; Mahboud Zabetian 88, Entrepreneur and Consultant; Jeffrey D. Glasse 93, Founder and CEO, Kogeto; David Lieb 03, CEO and Cofounder, Bump Technologies. To 10:00 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McDonnell Hall, Room A01. PrincetonEN Annual Startup Conference Come celebrate Princeton entrepreneurship and network with other startup-friendly students, faculty, and alumni at our Annual Princeton Entrepreneurs Network Conference 9

2 FRIDAY, May 31 and Startup Competition. The conference is open to the public, but space is limited. Tickets are $30. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Entrepreneurs Network. Friend Center for Engineering Education. 9:30 AM Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall and Registration Outdoor Action (OA), Princeton s outdoor education program, is offering rock climbing activities for alumni and their families at OA s Climbing Wall. Sign up for a small fee on Friday from 9:30 AM to 8:30 PM and on Saturday from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM. Children under age 12 must have a parent present and the minimum age is six. Climbing sessions on Friday are 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM, 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM, 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM, 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM, 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM, 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM, and 4:30 PM to 5:30 PM. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before each climbing session start time and will be driven to the OA Climbing Wall at Princeton Stadium. To 8:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. 10:00 AM Department of Classics Alumni Breakfast All Classics alumni are invited to join the faculty and staff in the Department of Classics for breakfast. To 11:00 AM. Sponsored by the Department of Classics. 143 East Pyne, Prentice Memorial Library. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Center Open House The LGBT Center invites all LGBT alumni and allies for coffee and sweets. Staff will be on hand all day to talk with you about LGBT life on campus and how Princeton has evolved into a top institution for LGBT students. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the LGBT Center. Frist Campus Center, Room 246 (LGBT Center). Princeton University Art Museum Store Event The Museum Store will be having a tented event, which will give alumni an exclusive opportunity to receive free discontinued art publications, purchase banners from previous Museum exhibitions, and purchase Museumrelated artisan merchandise at special savings. To 8:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Art Museum. Art Museum, Front Lawn Tent. Princeton University Orchestra Reading Join the Orchestra in sight-reading a piece of classical music. This is a low-pressure way of picking up your instrument and meeting current members of the orchestra, followed by a barbecue. To 2:30 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Orchestra. Woolworth Music Center, Front Lawn. Princetonians Teaching in Prison: The Petey Greene Prisoner Assistance Program A discussion on what this initiative means for inmates and for you. Participants: Charles Puttkammer 58, Founder; 10

3 FRIDAY James S. Farrin 58, Executive Director; a student teacher; and a former inmate. To 11:00 AM. Sponsored by the Class of Guyot Hall, Room 10. Souvenir and Apparel Sale Get your Reunions shirt and favorite souvenirs! We offer a wide selection of Princeton gear at affordable prices. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Tigergear Agency (formerly Souvenir). U-Store Courtyard. 10:30 AM Alumni-Faculty Forum: Affordable Health Care: The Next Chapter Moderator: Uwe Reinhardt, the James Madison Professor of Political Economy and Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. Panelists: Richard D. Krugman 63, Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs and Dean, University of Colorado School of Medicine; Raymond J. Baxter 68 *72 *76, Senior Vice President, Community Benefit, Research and Health Policy/President, Kaiser Permanente International, Kaiser Foundation Health Plan, Inc.; Jonathan C. Javitt 78, Founder and CEO, Telcare, Inc., and former White House Healthcare Advisor; Melinda Beeuwkes Buntin 93, Deputy Assistant Director for Health, Congressional Budget Office; Lisa Keels Lowenstein 03, Health Insurance Specialist and Legislative Advisor. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCosh Hall, Room 50. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Electoral Politics: Running the Good Race Moderator: Ali Valenzuela, Assistant Professor of Politics. Panelists: Mark Mellman 78, CEO, The Mellman Group; Raoul Bhavnani 93, Senior Managing Director, FTI Consulting; Rick Klein 98, Political Director, ABC News; Ravi Sangisetty 03, Attorney; Nicole A. Velasco 08, Executive Secretary, City and County of Honolulu Neighborhood Commission Office. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McDonnell Hall, Room A01. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Sports: The Inside Story Moderator: Mitchell Henderson 98, the Franklin C. Cappon-Edward G. Green 40 Head Coach of Men s Basketball. Panelists: Dick Cass 68, President, Baltimore Ravens; Frank J. Vuono 78, Partner, 16W Marketing; Craig Robinson 83, Head Basketball Coach, Oregon State University; Andrea Leand 88, Consultant; Sean Gregory 98, Senior Writer, TIME magazine. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McDonnell Hall, Room A02. Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. 11

4 FRIDAY, May 31 Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Tour Tour of the Department of Energy s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) facilities where visitors will learn about the groundbreaking research at PPPL into magnetic fusion as an alternative energy source. Visitors should plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to show official identification, such as a license or passport at the security booth. No open-toed or high-heeled shoes, please! Directions and maps are available at Space is limited to 100 per tour. To Noon. Sponsored by the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. PPPL, 100 Stellarator Road, Forrestal Campus, Plainsboro. Princeton, America s Campus: Explore 260+ Years of Architecture In your years at Princeton, were you always curious about the campus and its history? Want to know more? Historian W. Barksdale Maynard 88 will conduct a walking tour interpreting the meaning of the campus and its buildings. The tour will start in front of Nassau Hall and end at Firestone Library. Maynard is the author of the recently published history of Princeton architecture, Princeton: America s Campus. To 11:30 AM. Sponsored by the Class of 1988 and the Alumni Council Committee on Princetoniana. Nassau Hall steps. 11:00 AM All-Service ROTC Alumni Cookout Annual Reunions cookout for military alumni from all services (ROTC, PLC, OCS, et al.). Join fellow alumni who served our nation through the military. Families welcome. The annual meeting of the Alumni and Friends group will take place during the event. Lunch tickets are $10 and available at the tent. Kids under 12 are free. To 1:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni and Friends of Princeton ROTC. Whig Hall, Tent. Battle of the Alumni Bands The sixth annual outdoor free concert, Battle of the Alumni Bands, featuring alumni from many of the major reunion classes. This concert is dedicated to those alumni who formed extracurricular party bands while they were undergraduates at Princeton. The alumni will reassemble their old bands and perform three or four songs each in a 20 to 30-minute set. Come cheer your classmates as they rekindle their musical magic. Bands scheduled to appear include 1973, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2003, and To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. U-Store Courtyard, Tent. Black Theatre at Princeton: A State of the Union Forum Come celebrate the contributions that writers, directors, actors, producers, and designers of color have made to the academic and cultural landscape of Princeton University. This panel will examine how Black Arts Company: Drama, Princeton s premier black theatre company, has worked in tandem with the Center for African American Studies to nurture and develop artists of color who have led innovative theatrical lives on campus and, later, pursued fruitful careers in the entertainment industry. To 12

5 FRIDAY 12:30 PM. Sponsored by the Center for African American Studies and the Black Arts Company: Drama. McCormick Hall, Room 106. Entrepreneurship Club Alumni Reception The reception features a conversation with Chris Kuenne 85, who recently sold his company, Rosetta, and will be filling Ed Zschau s position next year as professor of the famed High Tech Entrepreneurship class. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Entrepreneurship Club. Mathey College, Common Room. Princeton Autonomous Vehicle Engineering (PAVE) Alumni Reception Past and current members, and all interested parties, will meet and discuss the club s history and current projects. To Noon. Sponsored by the Princeton Autonomous Vehicle Engineering Team. Sherrerd Hall, Room 001. Princeton Tiger Alumni Brunch and Reception Stop by our reception to catch up with old friends and meet some of the staffers who are carrying on Tiger s 130-year tradition. Refreshments will be served. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Tiger magazine. 48 University Place, 4th Floor Conference Room. Yearbook Sale The Princeton Yearbook Agency is selling limited copies of yearbooks dating back to These books include Nassau Heralds, Bric-a-Bracs, Freshman Heralds, and Upperclass Facebooks! Come by our tent to inquire and purchase these valuable yearbooks filled with photos of you and your classmates! To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Yearbook Agency. U-Store Courtyard. 11:30 AM Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 12:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. William C. Campbell 45 and Betty Donovan Alumni Golf Tournament Lunch served from 11:30 AM until 12:15 PM, with a shotgun start at 12:30 PM. $200 entry fee per person includes all golf fees, lunch, prizes, and tournament gift. To reserve your spot, golf@princeton.edu or call To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Golf. Springdale Golf Club. Noon disiac Reunions Show Known for our diversity of styles and innovation on stage, disiac is one of Princeton s most acclaimed dance companies. We will be performing pieces from our fall and spring shows. Tickets are $8 and can be purchased at the Frist Campus Center Ticket Office. To 1:30 PM. Sponsored by disiac Dance Company. Frist Campus Center, Film/ Performance Theatre, Room

6 FRIDAY, May 31 Princeton Men s Basketball Games and Picnic Join us for our annual alumni games followed by a picnic. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Basketball. Jadwin Gym, Hodes Plaza. Princeton Sailing Alumni Barbecue Come reconnect with sailing alumni at the annual Princeton Sailing Alumni Barbecue. Food and drinks will be served, and a shuttle will run to the boathouse from the back lawn of Frist Campus Center beginning at 11:45 AM. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Sailing Team. Lockwood- Pirie 27 Boathouse. 12:30 PM Life, Interrupted: A Conversation with Writer Suleika Jaouad 10 Suleika Jaouad 10 was diagnosed with cancer acute myeloid leukemia and myelodysplastic syndrome months after she graduated from Princeton. As her treatment began, she started writing about her experiences in a New York Times Well blog called Life, Interrupted. Jaouad will discuss women s health, social media, and journalism from her experience as a writer and cancer survivor in this conversation/interview. Jaouad received a GSS certificate at Princeton and won the Suzanne Huffman Prize for one of the best senior theses in gender and sexuality studies. To 2:00 PM. Sponsored by the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies. Robertson Hall, Bowl 1. MAE Graduate Student-Alumni Career Panel Discussion All Graduate School alumni of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering are welcome to join current MAE graduate students for a panel discussion and mixer. Panelists include alumni from diverse career paths discussing a range of topics including career planning, work-life balance, and networking. Lunch will be served. To 2:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Engineering Quadrangle, Room J223 (MAE Faculty Lounge). Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 1:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. 1:00 PM 40 Years Later: Women at Princeton and Beyond Join an open forum with the first women editors and current women editors of The Daily Princetonian. Moderator: Annalyn Swan 73, Editor, Biographer, Visiting Lecturer in English. Panelists: Robin Herman 73, Writer, former Assistant Dean for Harvard School of Public Health, and former Reporter for The New York Times; Diana M. Savit, Esq. 73, Managing Partner, Savit and Szymkowicz, LLP; Victoria Majchrzak 15; Sarah Schwartz 15; Abigail Williams 14. Sponsored by the Class of 1973 and The Daily Princetonian. To 2:30 PM. McCosh Hall, Room

7 FRIDAY BodyHype Reunion Come join current members for a reunion and then learn a short fun combo with us! To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by BodyHype Dance Company. Lewis Center for the Arts, 185 Nassau Street. How Chocolate Is Made: From Bean to Bar Have you ever wondered how chocolate is made? Find out how the beans of the cocoa tree, Theobroma cacao, become a delicious dessert. Members of Princeton s student-run bean-to-bar chocolate factory will demonstrate all of the steps in the chocolate making process and will answer questions on the history and production of chocolate. There also will be bars for sale and free samples. To 2:00 PM. Sponsored by the Institute for Chocolate Studies. McCosh Hall, Room 4. Muslim Friday Prayers, Meet & Greet Join the Muslim community on campus for reflections, prayers, and socializing. Meet new and old friends all in one space. Samosas will be served after worship. To 2:30 PM. Sponsored by the Muslim Life Program in the Office of Religious Life. Murray-Dodge Hall, East Room. Oral History Project: Blacks in the Ivy League All alumni are welcome to a kickoff oral history event. Participate in the telling and recording of memories and experiences of black undergraduate and graduate alumni and staff at Princeton (as well as at other Ivy League institutions they may have attended). Refreshments will be served. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Area Alumni Association, the Association of Black Princeton Alumni, and the Alumni Council Committee on Princetoniana. Chancellor Green, Rotunda and Upper Hyphen. Princeton Football Association Alumni Game Come watch former football athletes participate in an alumni football game. Registration for participants begins at noon. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Football Association. Princeton Stadium, Powers Field. 1:30 PM Humanistic Studies Reunion Talk Lecture and lively discussion based on works taught in the legendary HUM sequence: Interdisciplinary Approaches to Western Culture from Antiquity to the Modern Era. Professor of History, Emeritus, Theodore Rabb will speak on The Revolutionary Art of Pieter Brueghel. HUM alumni and all others are welcome. Coffee at 1:30 PM. Talk 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Council of the Humanities. East Pyne Hall, Room 010. Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 2:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. 15

8 FRIDAY, May 31 Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory Tour Tour of the Department of Energy s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) facilities where visitors will learn about the groundbreaking research at PPPL into magnetic fusion as an alternative energy source. Visitors should plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to show official identification, such as a license or passport at the security booth. No open-toed or high-heeled shoes, please! Directions and maps are available at Space is limited to 100 per tour. To Noon. Sponsored by the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory. PPPL, 100 Stellarator Road, Forrestal Campus, Plainsboro. Taking the Universe s Baby Picture A lecture by David Spergel 82, the Charles A. Young Professor of Astronomy on the Class of 1897 Foundation. Following the lecture, Professor Spergel will be available for questions and comments from the audience. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Class of McDonnell Hall, Room A02. 2:00 PM Annual Meeting: Rugby Endowment Board All with business before the Board may attend and, at the discretion of Board Chair Elycia Sherman 87 S90, participate in the open session. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Rugby. Tiger Inn, 48 Prospect Avenue. Applying to Law School? Thinking about law school? Come and meet Princeton s pre-law advisor, Lyon Zabsky, and learn about application strategies and timelines, the LSAT, LSAC, and more. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Office of Career Services. Robertson Hall, Bowl 2. A Conversation on the Future of the Conservative Movement and the Republican Party A conversation between Robert P. George, McCormick Chair in Jurisprudence and the founding director of the James Madison Program, and Ted Cruz 92, United States Senator from Texas. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions. McCosh Hall, Room 50. Civil and Environmental Engineering Alumni Reception A great opportunity to reconnect with other CEE alumni and with CEE faculty. Food and drinks will be served. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Engineering Quadrangle, Room E406. Chemical and Biological Engineering Alumni Ice Cream Social Bring your family and reconnect with alumni and faculty at our annual department Ice Cream Social. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering (formerly Chemical Engineering). Engineering Quadrangle, Room A

9 FRIDAY Chemistry Alumni-Faculty Forum New chemistry faculty will talk about what they do and why it s important! Learn about current research in the department. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Chemistry. Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Taylor Auditorium. Mudd Library Tour To 2:45 PM. Sponsored by the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library and Friends of the Princeton University Library. Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library. Department of Religion Reception Welcome to all undergraduate and graduate alumni and friends. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Religion Hall, Religion Department Lounge. Navigating the College Admission Process Logan Powell, Director of Undergraduate Admissions, and Maureen Scott 75, Chair of the Alumni Council Princeton Schools Committee, will lead a lively discussion on everything you wanted to know about preparing to apply for college but were afraid to ask. Open to students in 9th through 11th grades and their parents. To 3:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Schools Committee. Robertson Hall, Dodds Auditorium. Panel of Military Alumni Alumni who have served recently in the U.S. Armed Forces in Iraq and Afghanistan will provide perspectives on their overseas service and experiences. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni and Friends of Princeton ROTC. McCosh Hall, Room 10. The Power of Mentoring, Part 1: Investing in the Success of Others What does it take to be a good mentor or mentee? How do mentoring relationships get started? How can they be developed into a long-term and mutually beneficial relationship? A panel discussion of the best practices of mentoring, from making that first connection to becoming a mentee or mentor at any stage of your career. Moderator: Amanda Samuel 92, Esq., President, Class of 1992 and Board Member, Princeton Association of NYC. Panelists: Waine Tam 01, former COO, imentor and head of Careerosity.com; Karen Ali 78, Esq., President, Friends of the New Jersey State Museum Association and former Diversity Director, Pepper Hamilton; and Kevin Wong 05, Portfolio Manager, Princeton Asset Management Group, and Co-founder, Princeton Tutoring. There will be a short coffee break prior to Part 2: Connecting Princeton Women (see Friday, 3:15 PM). Sponsored by the Princeton Alumni Council Careers Committee. To 3:00 PM. Frist Campus Center, Multipurpose Rooms A, B, and C. Princeton University Wind Ensemble Alumni Concert PUWE s annual alumni concert includes selected pieces from our current concert season as well as arrangements of some popular songs. This concert is kid-friendly and open to the public, so come by and enjoy music ranging from traditional Princetonian songs to concert band classics and even Disney movie selections. Alumni, feel free to bring 17

10 FRIDAY, May 31 your instrument and play along! We would love to have you there at 1:40 PM so we can warm up with you. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Wind Ensemble Hall Green. United World Colleges Reunion Reunite with your Udub family over tea and snacks. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the United World Colleges Club. Butler College, 1915 Room. 2:30 PM Alumni-Faculty Forum: I Have a Dream : 50 Years Later Moderator: Kevin Kruse, Professor of History. Panelists: David L. Evans *66, Senior Admissions Officer, Harvard College; Edward White 63, Director of Sacramento Housing Authority (retired); Lawrence Hamm 78, Founder and Chairman, the People s Organization for Progress (POP); Darryl C. Celkupa 88, Vice President, Business Development, Matthews Asia; Vanessa C. Tyson 98, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Dickinson College. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. McCormick Hall, Room 101. Alumni-Faculty Forum: Entrepreneurial Change Agents: Making the World a Better Place Moderator: Sanjeev Kulkarni, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Director, Keller Center for Innovation in Engineering Education. Panelists: Lisa N. Drakeman *88, Board Member and Chair-elect, Volunteers in Medicine; Grady Lee 93, Cofounder and COO, RockCorps; Jeff Chapin 98, Designer, IDEO; Allen Kinsey Taylor 03, Vice President, Endeavor Investor Network; Saloni Doshi 03, Founder, Fresh Takes Kitchen; Katy Digovich 08, CEO and Founder, Develo-PING. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Whig Hall, Senate Chamber. Alumni-Faculty Forum: The United States as World Police Moderator: Frank von Hippel, Professor of Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and Co-chair, International Panel on Fissile Materials. Panelists: Daniel Christman *69, Lieutenant General (retired) and Senior Counselor, U.S. Chamber of Commerce; James Shinn 73 *01, Lecturer, School of Engineering and Applied Science; Dallas C. Brown III 78, Senior Counselor for National Protection and Programs, Department of Homeland Security; Victor Lincoln Ruterbusch 83, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, Department Head of Psychiatry and Substance and Alcohol Rehabilitation, U.S. Naval Hospital, Yokusuka, Japan; Anika Locke Binnendijk 03, Staff Member, Office of Policy Planning, U.S. State Department. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. Frist Campus Center, Film/Performance Theatre, Room 301. Amelia Goes to the Ball: A Comedic Opera The Princeton Opera Company presents Gian Carlo Menotti s Amelia Goes to the Ball, a short comic opera about a woman s struggles as she attempts to go to the finest ball of the season. The opera will be performed in English. Tickets are available at the Frist Campus Center Ticket 18

11 FRIDAY Office. For more information, please visit our website, opera.princeton.edu. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Opera Company. Butler College, Amphitheatre. Community Green: Environmental and Energy Challenges in the Public Square Across the country, Princeton alumni and students are driving the public conversation about environmental and energy issues, forging innovative partnerships, and designing sustainable solutions. This panel discussion focuses on how Princetonians are tackling the shared challenges of our changing environment and energy future through research, education, and action. Panelists include: Paul Hanle 69, President and CEO, Climate Central; Cheryl LaFleur 75, Commissioner, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission; Sharon Danks 93, Founding Partner, Baytree Designs; and Emily Robinson 02, Director of Communications and Outreach, CNT Energy. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton AlumniCorps and Princeton Internships in Civic Service. Lewis Library, Bowl 120. Molecular Biology Research Talk Immunity on the Brain: The Secret Life of Immune Proteins in the Developing, Adult, and Aging Brain, presented by Lisa M. Boulanger, Assistant Professor of Molecular Biology and the Princeton Neuroscience Institute. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Molecular Biology. Schultz Laboratory, Room 107. Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. Positive Aging: Making the Transition to the Medicare Years Enjoyable, Healthy, and Satisfying Bill Gloyd 68, MD, Susan Gloyd S68, MD, Robert Mauterstock 68, CFP, and Robert L. Weber 68, Ph.D., will discuss the steps boomers can take to approach aging in a positive way and make it an experience that is enjoyable, healthy, and satisfying. Dr. Weber, a Clinical Psychologist, has developed a program which explores the existential/spiritual opportunities for growth that accompany the aging process. Mauterstock, after his retirement as a Financial Advisor, has been speaking to groups throughout New England to encourage seniors to discuss the critical issues of aging with their children. Bill and Susan Gloyd spent their medical careers working with the U.S. Indian Health Service with the Navajo and Pueblo tribes in the Southwest. Susan is an Internist who is board certified in geriatrics. Bill is a Pediatrician with a Master of Public Health. Moderator: John Kolligian Jr., Ph.D., Executive Director of University Health Services. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by the Class of Lewis Library, Bowl

12 FRIDAY, May 31 Outdoor Action Tree Tour of the Princeton Campus The Princeton University campus has over 150 different tree species from around the world as well as trees dating back to the 1700s. Come learn about the history and diversity of trees on campus at this Reunions favorite, led by Glenn Morris 72. Sign-ups are required. You may sign up on Friday from 9:30 AM to 2:15 PM at the Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. Tours will meet in front of Nassau Hall. To 3:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Nassau Hall. 3:00 PM A Secular Shift: Princeton University s Religious Heritage A distinguished panel of scholars will discuss the religious heritage, changing identity, and secularization of Princeton University. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Westminster Foundation/Princeton Presbyterians. Aaron Burr Hall, Room 219. ADELANTE! Latinos Reshaping America Moderator: Marta Tienda, the Maurice P. During 22 Professor in Demographic Studies, Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and Director of the Program in Latino Studies. Opening remarks by Germán Lara 90, President of the Association of Latino Princeton Alumni (ALPA). Panelists: Ali Valenzuela, Assistant Professor of Politics, will speak about the Latino vote in the 2012 election and its significance for the growing political power of Hispanics; Douglas Massey, the Henry G. Bryant Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, will discuss the future of immigration reform focusing on lessons from Mexico; and Patricia Fernández-Kelly, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, will speak about the implications of Obamacare for the burgeoning Hispanic population. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Program in Latino Studies and the Association of Latino Princeton Alumni. Aaron Burr Hall, Room 216. Center for African American Studies Alumni Reception CAAS cordially invites alumni, friends, and family to our Alumni Reception. Find out about our programming, professors, courses, initiatives, and upcoming events. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Center for African American Studies. Stanhope Hall, Room 101. Chemistry Alumni/Faculty Reception Please join faculty, students, fellow alumni, and staff for a wine and cheese reception following a faculty talk. Frick Lab tours available. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Chemistry. Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Taylor Commons. CJL 20th Anniversary Reception Join us in celebrating the leaders and visionaries whose generous support established the Center for Jewish Life. Special guests include Harold Shapiro *64, President Emeritus and Rabbi Eddie Feld, Executive Director, 20

13 FRIDAY Princeton Hillel ( ).There will also be a tribute to Rabbi Jim Diamond z l, CJL Executive Director ( ). To 4:30. Sponsored by the Center for Jewish Life. Center for Jewish Life, 70 Washington Road. Department of Art and Archaeology Annual Reunion Lecture and Reception Join Professor Anne McCauley, the David Hunter McAlpin Professor of the History of Photography and Modern Art, who will speak on Rethinking Woman in the Age of Psychoanalysis: Alfred Stieglitz s Photographs of the Female Nude. Please stop by to say hello to fellow alumni, faculty, and staff. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Art and Archaeology. McCormick Hall, Room 106. Electrical Engineering Alumni Reception Please join us for a wine and cheese reception to reconnect with your classmates and see the exciting research currently being done in the department. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Electrical Engineering. Engineering Quadrangle, Undergraduate Lab F110. Geosciences Alumni Reception Reception for Geosciences alumni, faculty, current students, and friends. Includes informal poster session and tours of new department facilities. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Geosciences. Guyot Hall, Great Hall. Institute for Chocolate Studies Sampling Table Come sample chocolate produced by Princeton s student-run, bean-to-bar chocolate factory! We will also be answering questions about the chocolate-making process, giving away free samples, and selling student-made chocolate bars. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Institute for Chocolate Studies. U-Store Courtyard. Kindred Spirit Alumni Meet & Greet Meet the current members, hear what we have been doing, and sing praise songs with us. Light refreshments provided. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by Kindred Spirit. Rocky-Mathey Classroom. Office of Sustainability Campus Green Tour A tour of campus green spaces and initiatives. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Office of Sustainability. Frist Campus Center, South Lawn Tent. Princeton Career Changers: Making a Difference by Teaching Do you hate your job? Looking for a change in your life? Do you want to make a real difference in the world? Come hear a panel of Princeton graduates who courageously decided to change careers, return to the University to earn their teaching license, and make a difference in the lives of young people. Reception will follow in the Banana Gallery. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Program in Teacher Preparation. Computer Science, Room

14 FRIDAY, May 31 Princeton Football Association Reception Join us for a gathering of former teammates, football staff, board members, and supporters. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Football Association. Princeton Stadium, Powers Field. Department of Anthropology Open House Join us for good friends and cheer. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Anthropology. Aaron Burr Hall, 1st Floor Lobby. The Fight of the Century: The Thrill-a on the Hill-a Intriguing tales of the fight over the Graduate College site between Princeton President Woodrow Wilson and Graduate School Dean Andrew Fleming West; Wilson s subsequent ascendance to world leadership; West s construction of the College and its dedication in 1913; the vibrant academic community that resulted and its effect on American higher education; and the early Merwick traditions that became GC traditions. Thrill to: Massive Stonework! Academic Infighting! Breathtaking Dissertations! Profligate Fundraising! Afternoon Teas! Panelists: John Fleming *63, the Louis W. Fairchild 24 Professor of English and Comparative Literature, Emeritus; Karen Jackson-Weaver 94, Associate Dean for Academics and Diversity, Office of the Dean of the Graduate School; Gregg Lange 70, P-rade Narrator; W. Barksdale Maynard 88, Historian; and Michael Mills 73, Preservation Architect. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Council Committee on Princetoniana and the Association of Princeton Graduate Alumni. McCosh Hall, Room 46. Where Culture Meets Community: The Social Impact of Arts & Humanities Organizations Moderator: Stanley N. Katz, Lecturer with the Rank of Professor in Public and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, and Director, Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies. Panelists: Michelle Hensley 80, Founder and Artistic Director, Ten Thousand Things Theatre Company; Jessica Lautin 03, Post-Doctoral Curatorial Fellow, Museum of the City of New York; Adam Nemett 03, Founder and Board Chairman of MIMA Music, Inc.; Jill Sigman 89 *96 *98, Founder and Artistic Director, jill sigman/thinkdance; Dylan Tatz 06, Executive Director, Education Through Music-Bay Area. To 4:00 PM. Sponsored by the Center for Arts and Cultural Policy Studies. McCosh Hall, Room 28. 3:15 PM The Power of Mentoring, Part 2: Connecting Princeton Women How has women s mentorship shaped the lives of Princeton women? How can we create these lasting mentoring relationships and incorporate them into our professional and personal lives? Moderator: Jill S. Dolan, Director, Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies. Panelists: Professor Anne-Marie Slaughter 80, Bert G. Kerstetter 66 University Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs; Krystle Manuel-Countee 13; Rebecca 22

15 FRIDAY Graves-Bayazitoglu *02, Dean of Whitman College; Diane decordova 83, Google BrandLab Team Lead. A networking reception, co-sponsored by the Alumni Council Careers Committee, will follow. Sponsored by the Princeton Women s Network of Washington, D.C., the Princeton Women s Mentorship Program, and the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies. To 5:30 PM. Frist Campus Center, Multipurpose Rooms A, B, and C. 3:30 PM 37th Annual Dante Reunion Thirty-seventh Annual Dante Reunion of Robert Hollander s and now Simone Marchesi s Dante class. Texts to be discussed: Purgatorio Seminar begins at 4:00 PM, preceded by readings of the three cantos. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the Alumni Association of Princeton University. East Pyne Hall, Room 010. Alumni Schools Committee Open House All current and prospective ASC members are invited to celebrate this year s alumni interviewing success with the Admission Office staff. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Schools Committee. Bendheim Center, Library. Global Health Senior-Alumni Reception All Program in Global Health and Health Policy faculty, seniors, alumni, and their guests are cordially invited to attend a wine and cheese reception to celebrate the program s graduating seniors. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Program in Global Health and Health Policy. Wallace Hall, Room 300. Outdoor Action Expedition Series To encore his successful 2002 through-hike of the Appalachian Trail, Bill Tigerpaw Plonk 83 again grabbed his 10-pound mesh pack and abandoned his earning potential to hike the 2,660-mile Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada last year. Along the way he lost 40 pounds, tore a calf muscle, contracted giardia, slept in a cliffside cave, fell into a river (twice), and met rattlesnakes, bears, and, yes, tigers (both real and alumni). Along with his previous Appalachian Trail hike, Bill has hiked more than 4,800 continuous miles of trail. Come share his journey and learn how to do it all yourself. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Robertson Hall, Bowl 1. Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. Princeton in the Arts/Young Alumni Panel: The 5th Anniversary of the Lewis Center for the Arts A continued celebration of the 5th anniversary of the Lewis Center for the Arts featuring theatre artists from the first five years of the Center who have continued working in the performing arts and continue to be involved in the Princeton arts community. Moderated by Joseph Cermatori 23

16 FRIDAY, May Panelists include Sara-Ashley Bishcoff 09, Kelvin Dinkins, Jr. 09, Andrea Grody 11, Roger Q. Mason 08, Sarah Outhwaite 09, and Jonathan Schwartz 10. The panel, and the Q&A following, will serve as a forum to support undergraduate ties to alumni who are actively pursuing careers in the arts. The panel will cover the Lewis Center s commitment to actors, writers, directors, designers, producers, managers, and all performing artists. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Lewis Center for the Arts. Hamilton Murray Theatre. Religious Life Council Alumni Mixer All RLC alumni are welcome to join us to reunite, share your life paths, and meet current members. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Religious Life Council. Murray-Dodge Hall, West Room. Reunions Organ Concert University Organist Eric Plutz will play. To 4:30 PM. Sponsored by the Office of Religious Life, the University Chapel, and the Class of 1970, in honor of William H. Scheide 36 h70 and in memory of Ernest Gordon h70 and Robert F. Goheen h70. University Chapel. Whig-Cliosophic Society Alumni Senate Debate Join us for a reception and debate on the following resolution: This House Believes that Princeton of Yesteryear Is Better than Princeton of Yesterday. Recent alumni will be pitted against those celebrating at least their 25th reunion to argue whether Old Nassau has changed, and for the better. All Whig-Clio alumni are welcome to join us for the debate, refreshments, and catching up with fellow past members of the country s oldest collegiate political, literary, and debating union. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the American Whig-Cliosophic Society. Whig Hall, Senate Chamber. 4:00 PM Should Princeton Divest Its Endowment from Fossil Fuels? In the fight against dangerous climate change, Princeton leads the way in the fields of research and campus sustainability but is that enough? A growing student and alumni movement believes that Princeton s responsibility should extend to how the University manages its endowment. This group, Divest Princeton, contends that Princeton should divest from the 200 publicly traded companies that hold the vast majority of the world s proven coal, oil, and gas reserves, and therefore stop supporting those companies plans to extract their reserves. If burned, these reserves would result in potentially catastrophic levels of warming across the globe. Should In the Nation s Service and the Service of All Nations extend to Princeton s endowment management policies? Students, alumni, and faculty will discuss these issues at this panel. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by Students United for a Responsible Global Environment (SURGE). McCosh Hall, Room

17 FRIDAY Faith & Cultural Change: Students Discuss the Impact of Christian Leadership Development Get an inside look at the model that is providing a solid foundation for 400 current Princeton students to lead from a strong Christian worldview. Princeton Faith & Action (PFA) and Legacy students will share how Christian leadership development at Princeton has impacted their lives both on and off campus. Matt Bennett, founder and president of Christian Union, and Tim Adhikari, Christian Union ministry director at Princeton, will also participate in the discussion. Refreshments served. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by Princeton Faith & Action (PFA) and Legacy. Prospect House, Room E. Friends of Princeton Volleyball Alumni Reception We will not only be celebrating usual Reunions merriment, but also Glenn Nelson s induction to the EIVA Hall of Fame and the 15th anniversary of the Men s Volleyball Team going to the Final Four. Enjoy light fare and beverages with a side of liar s dice and heckling. To 9:00 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Volleyball. Dillon Gymnasium, Tower Conference Room. Frist Student Staff Alumni Reception Please join fellow alumni of the student work force of the Frist Campus Center, Richardson Auditorium, and University Ticketing for hors d oeuvres and refreshments. Rain location is Café Vivian. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Campus Venue Services. Frist South Patio. MolBio/EEB Picnic Joint picnic for MolBio & EEB alumni, students, staff, and faculty. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Molecular Biology. Eno Hall Glade. Princeton Shakespeare Company presents Miles Gloriosus Directed by Brandon Bark 13. Enter the festive world of Plautus s Miles Gloriosus, where Pyrgopolynices, Palaestrio, Philocomasium, and Periplectomenus collide. A girl has been kidnapped. Scheming slaves connive to save her. A tattletale threatens to spoil the plan and get the lot crucified. The slaves lives depend upon the success of their intrigue, just like the actors lives depend upon keeping the audience in their chairs. Tickets are $10 at the door. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton Shakespeare Company. East Pyne Courtyard. Reunions Tent Reception for Engineering and Computer Science Alumni Reconnect with alumni, faculty, and students. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Friend Center for Engineering Education, Tent. The Changing Landscape of Higher Education: MOOCs, Money, and the Future of Liberal Arts Education The President of Stanford University describes online education as a coming tsunami. Higher education is evolving more rapidly than at any time within recent memory, making the next decade pivotal to the future of liberal arts education in the United States. Princeton Provost and President-elect Christopher L. Eisgruber 83 surveys the changes and analyzes what they mean for 25

18 FRIDAY, May 31 Princeton and American higher education more broadly. Reception will follow at Prospect House. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the Program in Law and Public Affairs. Robertson Hall, Dodds Auditorium. UK and Ireland Fellowships Reception Please join us for a reception to honor recent fellowship recipients (Rhodes, Marshall, Gates, Fulbright UK, Sachs, and Mitchell). Faculty advisors, Princeton graduate students, faculty, and alumni recipients of those scholarship awards are all welcome to attend. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by the Fellowships Advising Program, Office of International Programs. 36 University Place, Suite 350. Wrestling Reunion All are welcome to the annual gathering with Coach Ayres and the team. To 6:30 PM. Sponsored by the Friends of Princeton Wrestling. Tiger Inn, 48 Prospect Avenue. 4:30 PM Being Hindu After Princeton A gathering of Hindu alumni and alumni interested in Hinduism on campus to meet, network, and explore what practicing the faith beyond Princeton looks like. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Hindu Life Program and the Princeton Hindu Alumni Network. Murray-Dodge Hall, West Room. Chapel Choir Alumni Reception This is a reception for alumni and friends prior to the Alumni Sing in the Chapel. To 5:00 PM. Sponsored by Chapel Music. McCosh Courtyard. College Democrats Open House A meeting for progressive alumni and current students to discuss politics and political activism on campus. We especially encourage alumni involved with Whig, PEP, SURGE, and the Princeton Progressive Nation to attend. There will be a speaker from the Princeton Progressive Nation, as well as food, fun, and conversation. To 6:30 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton College Democrats. New South, Tent. High Meadows Fellowship Alumni Gathering The High Meadows fellowship program, now in its 11th year, introduces recent Princeton undergraduates to work in the environmental sector. Please join the current fellows at a Reunions reception to catch up with old friends and talk to other Princetonians who started their careers with this unique fellowship. Refreshments and appetizers will be served. Families and significant others are welcomed. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Pace Center for Civic Engagement. Guyot Hall, Atrium. In the Service of All Nations: Princeton in Global Health A panel of alumni working in global health and development will discuss their experiences in the field and how Princeton prepared them for their work. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by Engineers Without Borders. McCosh Hall, Room

19 FRIDAY Outdoor Action Indoor Rock Climbing Wall Advance registration required. See Friday, 9:30 AM for detailed information. Climbing participants will meet at the OA Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym 15 minutes before the starting time. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by Outdoor Action. Outdoor Action Reunion Tent in front of Dillon Gym. Philosophy Undergraduate Alumni Reception A reception to welcome alumni and meet with our current and emeritus faculty. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Philosophy Hall, Tower Room. Princeton in Latin America Reunions PiLA invites outgoing fellows, returning alumni, and anyone interested in service in Latin America to join board and staff members at this year s reunion. To 6:30 PM. Sponsored by Princeton in Latin America. Chancellor Green, Lower Hyphen and Cafe. Quantum Levitations, Renewable Energy Technologies, and One Second After the Big Bang We take a look at different ways to inspire interest in the physics of renewable energy technologies, and ways to start students on the road to challenge how the world perceives energy use. We will demonstrate the principles used for high-efficiency wind power, the emerging possibility of superconducting technologies, and the possibility to detect the oldest relics in the universe, dating back to over 13 billion years B.C. We will also highlight the PTOLEMY (Princeton Tritium Observatory for Light, Early-Universe, Massive-Neutrino Yield) project at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, which has the potential to challenge one of the most fundamental predictions of the Big Bang and to discover a unique possibility for dark matter in the universe. To 5:30 PM. Sponsored by the Department of Physics. McDonnell Hall, Room A02. Spem in Alium Performance Come and hear current members and alumni of the Princeton Glee Club performing Thomas Tallis extraordinary masterpiece Spem in Alium, a 15-minute motet composed for eight separate choirs in 40 voice parts. Each choir will be stationed in one sector of Chancellor Green Library s octagonal rotunda. To be followed by a reception and informal sing. To 6:00 PM. Sponsored by the Princeton University Glee Club. Chancellor Green, Rotunda and Upper Hyphen. The Power of Mentoring Part 3: Alumni/ae Career Networking Reception Join your fellow alumni for wine and cheese. Sponsored by the Alumni Council Committee on Careers, Princeton Women s Network of Washington, D.C., the Princeton Women s Mentorship Program, and the Program in Gender and Sexuality Studies. To 5:30 PM. Frist Campus Center, Multipurpose Rooms A, B, and C. 27