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1 Get ready to celebrate June 2-5, 2016

2 A message from the Director of Alumni Relations Dear Fellow Polar Bears, If you haven t already experienced a Bowdoin Reunion, now s the time! If you have, you know this incredible weekend is one of the greatest things about being part of our extended family, but it only comes around once every five years for your class. Reunion, June 2-5, is your opportunity to let loose and laugh with old friends, forge new connections, and immerse yourself in the entertainment, activities, food, and fun that reverberate across campus during this special weekend. Because this is the last of many celebrations to mark Clayton Rose s first year as president, we expect it will be one for the storybooks! This brochure provides an introduction to all that s happening, and additional details will be made available in print and online later this spring. Go to bowdoinreunion.com for more on events, registration, housing, discounts, and other information to help plan your trip. The time to celebrate is June 2-5 I look forward to seeing you here in Brunswick! Rodie Flaherty Lloyd 80 For more information, go to bowdoinreunion.com

3 Alumni Parade and Reunion Convocation turday, June 4, :30 a.m. Terrace, Bowdoin College Museum of Art (rain site: Sidney J. Watson Arena) Leslie Preston 88 Common Good Award Dean Preston 91 Common Good Award James MacAllen 66 Alumni Service Award Professor Emeritus Steven Cerf Alumni Award for Faculty and Staff Read more about the honorees at bowdoinreunion.com. Reunion Talks Off-campus trip to the Coastal Studies Center with David Carlon, director of the Bowdoin College Coastal Studies Center and associate professor of biology, and rah Kingston, Doherty Marine Biology Postdoctoral Scholar Discussion with rah Seames, director of the McKeen Center for the Common Good, and alumni who are working for the common good Conversation with Scott Meiklejohn, dean of admissions and financial aid Back to School Speaker Series: President Clayton Rose, Bowdoin alumni, faculty, and staff share their passions and expertise in sessions throughout the weekend

4 Days/Dates of Events: Th Thursday, June 2 iday, June 3 turday, June 4 Su Sunday, June 5 Bowdoin Dining Th, Su Reunion Welcome Dinner Lunch in Moulton Union Old Guard Reception (10:45 a.m.) and Presidential Lunch with the Old Guard (11:30 a.m.) Class Receptions and Dinners Old Guard Served Dinner Breakfast Campus-Wide Reunion Lunch Class Receptions and Lobster Bakes Jazz Brunch Traditions, Su Su Presidential Lunch with the Old Guard 10th Annual Reunion Sing with Tony Antolini 63, director of the Bowdoin Chorus Class Receptions, Dinners, and Lobster Bakes aternity Corporation Meetings Alumni Parade Reunion Convocation Reunion Memorial Service Jazz Brunch

5 Entertainment Th,,, Comedy Show with Bob Marley Bowdoin Brewfest: A Celebration of Maine Craft Beer and Music by North of Nashville Haunted Bowdoin Tour Game Room Open Reunion Photo Booth Lunchtime Entertainment with The Royal River Philharmonic Jazz Band Afternoon on the Quad with The Don Campbell Band Reunion Piano Bar Campus-Wide Party with Motown Band Soul City Movie Night

6 Exploration and Learning,,,,,, Panel Discussion with the Joseph McKeen Center for the Common Good Back to School Speaker Series Multicultural Alumni Reception Conversation with Admissions Guided Tours Campus Green Tour Bowdoin Campus Tour Bowdoin College Museum of Art Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Museum The Robert H. and Blythe Bickel Edwards Center for Art and Dance Bowdoin Chapel Organs Around Campus Bowdoin Career Planning Resource Center for Sexual and Gender Diversity Susan Dwight Bliss Room George J. Mitchell Department of Special Collections & Archives

7 For more information, go to bowdoinreunion.com Get Moving! Th,,,,Su,,Su Su Boat Trip and Tour of Eagle Island (Additional registration fees apply. Pre-registration required by iday, May 6, as minimum registration counts are needed. Two-hour trips depart/return from Dolphin Marina in Harpswell. Confirmation will be sent with additional information.) Visit the Coastal Studies Center Golf (Make advance arrangements through the Highland Green Golf Club in Topsham, ) Climbing Wall Open Swim Yoga Spinning Reunion 5K Fun Run Family Fun, Children s Nature Walk and Craft Fun with Physics Reunion Carnival Story Time with the Polar Bear Reunion Scavenger Hunt Children s Tour and Activities at the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum

8 Registration To register online, go to bowdoinreunion.com. Downloadable class registration forms are also available on the Reunion website. Bowdoin strives to make participating in Reunion as affordable as possible. The College substantially subsidizes the cost of Reunion Weekend, and registration rates this year are lower than they were five years ago! Plus, kids are now free! Upon arrival at the Reunion Welcome Center, all registered alumni will receive a piece of memorabilia to help celebrate the return to campus. Please register by Thursday, May 19, to ensure you receive your item. By registering, all individuals agree that Bowdoin College may take photos and video of them at Reunion events, and may publish them in any format or media without additional permission from any individuals featured. Cancellations If cancellation of a Reunion reservation or on-campus room is necessary, contact the Office of Alumni Relations at reunion@bowdoin.edu or Individuals will be reimbursed in full for cancellations made prior to Thursday, May 19. Accessibility Bowdoin College is committed to making its campus accessible to persons with disabilities. However, not all areas of campus are fully accessible. Individuals who have special needs should contact the Office of Alumni Relations at reunion@bowdoin.edu or The Reunion Weekend mobile app and schedule will be available in late April #BowdoinReunion Office of Alumni Relations 4000 College Station Brunswick, ME bowdoinreunion.com