Alumni Council 204th Session | May 17–19, 2012 | Hanover, NH |
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March, 2012 Dear Alumni Councilors, Please join us for the 204th session of the Dartmouth Alumni Council, Thursday–Saturday, May 17-19, 2012, in Hanover. The Executive Committee has been working throughout the winter to plan an exceptional program for you. The 204th session commences on Thursday afternoon with several campus tours available to councilors. The tours will be followed by the very popular student-alumni discussion groups focused on four topics for you to choose from. There will be many additional opportunities to interact with students during the subsequent few days, including a student performance, classes, and a fascinating presentation by the Dartmouth Humanitarian Engineering student organization. Other planned highlights of the 204th meeting include an introduction to the Class of 2016 by Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid Maria Laskaris ’84, a presentation by President Kim, an update from the Board of Trustees, and the opportunity to hear from Dean of the Faculty Mike Mastanduno. On Friday evening we will receive an address from Michael Arad ’91, whose winning design for the World Trade Center Memorial was selected from 5,201 competitors. We will also honor John Mathias ’69 with the presentation of the Dartmouth Alumni Award and Amy Henry ’97 with the presentation of the Young Alumni Distinguished Service Award. The meeting will close on Saturday at 12:30 pm at the conclusion of the plenary session, which will be held in the Arvo Oopik Auditorium at the new Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center.Dress is casual throughout the majority of the weekend, with business casual requested at the Friday evening reception and dinner. Plenary sessions are open to all alumni. In addition, former councilors are welcome to attend certain committee meetings as observers. Current councilors will be our guests from Thursday until adjournment on Saturday afternoon. Because the Hanover Inn is closed for renovations, rooms have been reserved for councilors at both the Marriott Residence Inn and the Six South Street Hotel. Due to space limitations, some alumni councilors, typically first-year representatives, will share accommodations. There will be a registration fee of $100 to cover meals and housing if you bring a guest. Attendance charges for former councilors are listed on the registration form. It is important that we receive your registration form no later than April 20. After that date, we may not be able to guarantee overnight accommodations. Please register as early as possible using the links above. I look forward to seeing you in May. Best regards, |
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