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Salzburg Alumni ReceptionSaturday 3:30–5:30 PM Biergarten/Greek Lawn

School of Business Alumni ReceptionSaturday 3:30–5:30 PM Biergarten/Greek Lawn

Class of ’53Reunion Lunch Saturday 12–2 PM Hunsaker Center(complimentary event)

Reunion Dinner ($)Saturday 5:30–7 PM Alumni House

Reunion BrunchSunday 9–10:30 AM University Club(complimentary event)

Class of ’58Reunion Warm-upFriday 5 PM Off Campus – Country Inn & Suites

Reunion Lunch ($)Saturday 12–2 PM Orton Center

Reunion BrunchSunday 9–10:30 AMIrvine Commons

Class of ’63Golf Tournament ($)Friday 9:30 AMOff Campus –Oak Valley Golf Club, Beaumont

Reunion Warm-upFriday 4:30–7 PM Off Campus – Ayres Hotel Patio

Reunion Lunch ($)Saturday 12–2 PM Casa Loma Room

Reunion Dinner Party ($)Saturday 6–9 PMOff Campus – Home of George & Marieke Eninger (directions to follow, with reservation)

Reunion Brunch ($)Sunday 10 AM–12 PM Off Campus – Home of Bert & Barbie Marcum (directions to follow, with reservation)

Class of ’68Reunion Warm-upFriday 6 PM Off Campus – Mu Restaurant

Reunion Lunch ($)Saturday 12–2 PM Hall of Letters Rose Garden

Class of ’88Golf Tournament ($)Friday 12 PMOff Campus – Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet, Beaumont

Reunion Warm-up ($)Friday 8 PM Off Campus – Home of Donn Grenda (directions to follow, with reservation)

Reunion Dinner ($)Saturday 6–10 PM Casa Loma Room

Class of ’93Reunion Dinner ($)Saturday 6–10 PM University Hall

Reunion Brunch ($) (K)Sunday 10 AM–12 PMAlumni House (family friendly)

Class of ’98Reunion Lunch ($) (K)Saturday 12–2 PM Phi Beta Kappa Lawn(family friendly)

Reunion After-Party Saturday 6 PMOff Campus – Falconer

Class of ’03Reunion Dinner ($)Saturday 6 PM Hunsaker Plaza

Alumni Founders Weekend is more than just class reunions —

It is the perfect time for Bulldogs of all breeds and

their pups to connect with each other and some

of the people who make Redlands special. Read

through the whole brochure so you can plan a

memorable weekend for you and your family.

Consider exploring the influence of the Chinese

economy on the world with Walter Hutchens, the

Hunsaker Professor of Global Business. Later, learn

how to make beer from Senior Lecturer in Chemistry

Candy Glendening or to express yourself when in the

spotlight from Professor of Theater Arts Chris Beach.

For pure fun, hang out at the Rockin’ the “R”

picnic lunch and sway to the sweet sounds of the

Buffalo Blues Band, featuring Dean of the College

of Arts and Sciences Kathy Ogren on vocals. Later,

share a toast with Bill Lowman ’70, Director of the

Salzburg Program, or your fellow School of Business

alumni at the Alumni Association Biergarten.

End the day by celebrating the centennial of the “R”

on the mountain, chat with President and Mrs. Kuncl,

and gaze upon the illuminated Emblem that Shines

Afar from the observatory deck atop Appleton Hall.

Don’t miss out on the fun. Register today!

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For more information visit bulldogconnect.redlands.eduor call (909) 748-8011 or Toll Free (877) UOR-ALUM

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($) Fee associated with this event. *(K) Kid Friendly!

Registration deadline: Thursday, May 9, 2013.Please note: After this date, you must register at the check-in table. A $10 late fee will be applied.

Register online at http://bulldogconnect.redlands.edu for a chance to win a $50 Gift Certificate to the U of R Bookstore – 5 lucky people will win!

Pick up your registration materials at the check-in table on Saturday at Hunsaker Plaza and get a coupon for 10% off at the U of R Bookstore.

Registrant Information

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Guest Name Class Year

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Billing Address

City State Zip

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Email

Card Number Expires Security Code

Change of address or name(s) RV Parking Needed Number of vegetarian meals

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Class of ‘53 ReunionSat. Lunch _____ Sat. Dinner _____ $25 $______ Sun. Brunch _____Class of ’58 ReunionFri. Warm-up _____ No Host Sat. Lunch _____ $40 $______Sun. Brunch _____ No HostClass Photo _____ $15 $______Class of ’63 ReunionGolf Tournament _____ $40 $______Fri. Warm-up _____ No Host Sat. Lunch _____ $40 $______Sat. Dinner Party _____ $25 $______Sun. Brunch _____ $5 $______Class Photo _____ $15 $______

Class of ‘68 ReunionFri. Warm-up _____ No HostSat. Lunch _____ $40 $______Class of ’88 ReunionGolf Tournament _____ $45 $______Fri. Warm-up _____ $20 $______Sat. Dinner _____ $40 $______Class of ’93 ReunionSat. Dinner _____ $45 $______Sun. Brunch (K) _____ $20 $______ Children 10 and under _____ $10 $______Class of ’98 ReunionSat. Lunch (K) _____ $42 $______ Children 10 and under _____ $13 $______Sat. After-Party _____ No HostClass of ’03 ReunionSat. Dinner _____ $40 $______

Class Reunion Events

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Campus Tour (K) _____Alumni College Courses: Becoming a Bulldog _____ China’s Growth _____ The Real CSI _____ Gee Fizz _____ Gee Fizz (Repeat) _____ Global Jukebox (K) _____ Green Paws (K) _____ Performer in You (K) _____“Rockin’ the R” Picnic (K) _____ $15 $______ Children 10 and under _____ $10 $______ Students and _____ $10 $______ Young Alumni (’08–’13)

Family Swim / Recreation (K) _____“R” Service – _____ Kids Against Hunger (K)Alumni Association Biergarten _____ No Host After Hours Fun (K) _____ No HostHike to the “R” _____ High clearance vehicle _____ for travel to the “R”

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Contribution to Class Gift $________

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Weekend Activities*(K) Kid Friendly!

Friday, May 17, 20139:30 AM Class of 1963 Golf Tournament ($) Oak Valley Golf Club, Beaumont Contact: George Eninger george.eninger.b8xn@statefarm.com

12 PM Class of 1988 Golf Tournament ($) Morongo Golf Club at Tukwet, Contact: Graham Everett Beaumont GJE4@cox.net

Evening Reunion Warm-up Receptions for Classes of ’58, ’63, ’68, ’88 Various

Saturday, May 18, 20138–4 PM Check-in and Same-day Registration Hunsaker Plaza

9–11 AM Campus Tours (K) Hunsaker Plaza

9 AM–12 PM Exploring Redlands Today Fair (K) Hunsaker Plaza

10–11:30 AM “R” Alumni College Becoming a Bulldog: Admissions and Financial Aid 101 Gregory 161Alisha Aguilar, Director of Financial AidPhil Moreno, Associate Dean, Interim Director of AdmissionsU of R alumni, their children, and grandchildren are invited to join this 60 minute workshop, where staff from Admissions and Financial Aid will share tips on applying to college and the financial aid process, as well as saving for college through the Private College 529 Plan. Please bring your questions for an active and lively discussion!

Gee Fizz! The Chemistry of Beer Hedco 129Candy Glendening, Senior Lecturer in ChemistryDiscover what drives the process of fermentation, the chemical reaction involved in making beer (and lots of other good things to eat and drink). This hands-on course will investigate how fermentation works and talk about the process of brewing beer— you may leave with a new hobby!

Global Jukebox: Making Music Together (K) Watchorn 103Kathy Hickey, Associate Professor of MusicHow does music bind us together? How is the music of different cultures similar and different? Experience the music of other cultures interactively through the discovery of basic music elements such as beat, rhythm, meter, melody, harmony, and texture. You don’t have to be a musician to experience and enjoy music from other lands. Join in for a unique and fun experience!

Green Paws: Sustainable Gardening for Bulldogs (K) Sustainable GardenCatie Wytychak, Coordinator of CSL Outreach / Sustainable GardenThe Sustainable U of R Farm serves as an outdoor classroom, balancing economic stability, environmental consciousness, and social justice. We compost pre-consumed waste from Bon Appétit, rotate crops, plant companion plants, and grow green manures. Seventeen students are completing their CSL requirement by doing small plot organic growing and donating the food produced. Come and learn about U of R sustainable agriculture and how to best grow healthy, clean food!

11 AM–1 PM Men’s Alumni Soccer Game (K) Farquhar Field Contact: Coach Cale Rodriguez (909) 748-8439 or cale_rodriguez@redlands.edu

12–2 PM Reunion Lunches for Classes of ’53, ’58, ’63, ’68, ’98 Various

12–2:30 PM Rockin’ the “R” Picnic ($) (K) Serrao Lawn Fun for all ages! Barbecue, bounce house, and the Buffalo Blues Band!

12–2:30 PM Family Swim / Recreation (K) Thompson Aquatic Center Take your picnic lunch next door for open swim or lounging at the pool!

12–3 PM “R” Service—Kids Against Hunger (K) Currier Practice Gym Come support Kids Against Hunger, a humanitarian food-aid organization that works to feed hungry children around the world. We will be packaging nutritious, vitamin fortified meals to be delivered to families in over 60 countries.

1–2:30 PM “Real World” Seminar for Classes of 2013-2016 Gregory 161 Anna Runyan, Blogger, Classy Career Girl Tips and advice for career success in the professional world. Topics include business attire, personal development, networking, and office etiquette.

2:30–5:30 PM Greek Open Houses

2:30–4 PM “R” Alumni College China’s Growth: Implications for You, America and the World Gregory 161Walter Hutchens, Hunsaker Chair of Global BusinessNow the world’s second largest economy, China has the largest reserve of foreign exchange, and is the world’s largest market for cars, smart phones, PCs, and myriad other products. Legions of firms are outsourcing products there, selling goods, and being influenced by competitors. What are the prospects for China’s continued growth, and what does this mean for U of R alumni, citizens of the US, and elsewhere? Explore these questions with Professor Walter Hutchens, the newly-arrived Chair of Global Business who has lived in and studied China’s emergence for many years.

Stepping Away from Hollywood! The Real CSI: Gregory 175 The Operations of an Accredited Crime Laboratory Annette McCall ’95, Forensic Scientist, Orange County SheriffForensic scientists often hear, “Oh! You are just like CSI Vegas!” Well, not exactly. These mostly fictional TV programs lead juries to expect forensic scientists to have all of the answers, making the presentation of evidence one of the biggest challenges they face. Annette will uncover the challenges and limitations in a crime lab as well as the tools that lead to convictions and justice.

Gee Fizz! The Chemistry of Beer (Repeat) Hedco 129 Candy Glendening, Senior Lecturer in ChemistryDiscover what drives the process of fermentation, the chemical reaction involved in making beer (and lots of other good things to eat and drink). This hands-on course will investigate how fermentation works and talk about the process of brewing beer—you may leave with a new hobby!

The Performer in You! (K) Frederick Lowe Theatre Chris Beach, Professor of Theatre ArtsCome learn some theater exercises designed to increase your expressive capacity and give you useful insight as to what happens to you when you’re in the attention of others.

3:30–5:30 PM Alumni Association Biergarten Greek Lawn Toast your friends, munch on a soft pretzel, and enjoy traditional Old World music, all in a festive, no-host Biergarten setting!

Salzburg Alumni Reception Salzburg alumni come together to share memories, visit with current Salzburg Director, Bill Lowman, listen to the Oom-pah band, and raise a stein to toast friends old and new. Prost!

School of Business Alumni Reception School of Business alumni, family, and friends will enjoy this casual gathering on the Greek Lawn. Come to reunite with cohorts and friends, share a snack, and toast each other’s success.

5:30–7 PM Reunion Dinner for Class of ’53 Alumni House

6–10 PM Reunion Dinners for Classes of ’88, ’93, ’03 Various 8–9:30 PM After Hours Fun (K) Orton Fire Pit Illuminating the “R” - Storytelling and Stargazing with President Kuncl Join in the fun as we share dessert and tell stories around the campfire; learn about the 100 year history of the “R” and share memories with friends old and new. Wander over to the observation deck at Appleton Hall to check out the “R” illuminated and see celestial bodies up close through the high-power telescope.

6–9 PM Reunion After-Parties for Classes of ’63, ’98 Various

Sunday, May 19, 2013

7 AM – 3 PM Hike to the “R” Memorial Chapel Feeling adventurous? Join the fun and hike to the “R” for its centennial! Wear weather-appropriate hiking clothing and footwear, bring plenty of water, and high-energy snacks. If you have a high- clearance vehicle for driving on an uneven dirt road that you would be willing to put to work, please bring it along and let us know on the registration page.

9 AM Reunion Brunches for Classes of ’53, ’58 Various

10 AM Reunion Brunch for Classes of ’63, ‘93 Various

Admissions/Financial AidAlumni AssociationCareer ServicesCommunity Service LearningMulticultural LifeSchool of Business

School of Continuing Studies School of EducationStudent Leadership and InvolvementStudy AbroadTown & Gown

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