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REUNIONTHOMAS JEFFERSON SOCIETYTHE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

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Greetings to the members of the Thomas Jefferson Society of Alumni!

Our annual reunion is set for Monday, May 13 - Wednesday, May 15, 2013. This year’s program will be particularly special with a blend of traditional favorites and new exciting events.

This year’s schedule is a bit different from reunions in the past. Tours and seminars fill Monday during the day, with an afternoon reception at Carr’s Hill with President Teresa A. Sullivan. The annual TJ Society Dinner will be held that evening in Newcomb Hall Ballroom. On Tuesday morning, President Sullivan will address the entire Society. We’ll highlight several new speakers, including Richard Guerrant, founder and Director of the Center for Global Health at the University of Virginia School of Medicine, and John Lach, professor of computer engineering. Of course, we’ll repeat some of the old favorites, including Larry J. Sabato’s Crystal Ball, David Neuman discussing the Rotunda Restoration, and lunch with our undergraduate schools.

We will enjoy food and drink at our annual Thomas Jefferson Society Dinner on Monday and a more casual dinner in Memorial Gym on Tuesday evening. We’ll even have the opportunity to dance the night away to a jazz band on Tuesday night!

There are so many reasons to come back. Reconnect with old friends and enjoy getting to know Cavaliers you haven’t met. Sharpen your intellect at seminars from groundbreaking thinkers and faculty at the University. Come see the beautifully landscaped Grounds and gardens, as well as theentire Central Virginia region, in the bloom of spring.

This reunion will be exceptional. Please plan to attend; we look forward to seeing you in May.

Sincerely,

Jim Cosby ’61 Heywood Fralin ‘62TJ Society President TJ Society Vice President

P.S. If you live in the Charlottesville area and would like to attend the Reunion but transportation is a problem, please call Terry Deane at the Alumni Association at 434-243-9011 to arrange for special transportation.

The Thomas Jefferson Society of Alumni Reunion

Thomas Jefferson Society PresidentMr. James G. Cosby ‘61

Thomas Jefferson Society Vice PresidentMr. W. Heywood Fralin, Sr. ‘62

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Thomas Jefferson SocietyReunion Committee

Reunion CommitteeMrs. Jane Black BalesMr. Paul H. Barkley, Jr.Mrs. Maxine Craddock BurtonMr. Robert R. FairMr. T. Michael KnaselMr. John W. Rader, Sr.Mr. William R. Reusing

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Class of 1953Reunion Committee

Reunion Co-ChairsFather Henry N. F. MinichRev. Roderick Doig Sinclair

Reunion CommitteeMr. E. R. M. CokerMr. William T. King, Jr.Mr. Douglass S. Mackall IIIMr. John L. McElroy, Jr.Mr. William Robert MellenMrs. Nancy C. SmithMr. Frank WellsMr. James M. Young

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Class of 1958Reunion Committee

Reunion ChairN. Thomas Connally, Jr., M.D.

Reunion CommitteeDavid F. Apple, Jr., M.D.Anne Hughes Bishop, EdDPaul H. Farrier, M.D., MPHMr. David G. HubbyMr. Clifton Clarke Inge, Sr.Mr. Martin G. MandMr. Tylman R. MoonMrs. Constance Gouyer SandersMr. Philip VancilMr. George B. Wilkes III

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Please Note: Some event times overlap. Attendance at one of these events will preclude attendance at another event. Please plan your schedule accordingly. As a general rule, buses from the hotels to these events leave 15-20 minutes prior to event start time. An exact bus schedule will be provided at check-in at Alumni Hall.

Check- In and Late Registration: Monday 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m.; Tuesday 8:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.; Wednesday 7:45 a.m.–noon

Hospitality Lounge: Monday 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; Tuesday 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.; Wednesday 8 a.m.–noon

MONDAY, MAY 13, 20139 a.m. Reunion Golf Outing9:15 a.m.–2:15 p.m. Jefferson’s Monticello and Michie Tavern Excursion9:30–10:15 a.m. Tour of the University Library’s Special Collections Exhibits 1–1:50 p.m. Walking Tour of the John Paul Jones Arena2–2:50 p.m. Seminar: U.Va. Athletics: Successes and Stories3–4:15 p.m. Seminar: James Madison: The Untold Story4:30–6:15 p.m. Carr’s Hill Welcome Reception6:30–8:30 p.m. Class of 1963 50-Year Reunion Celebration Dinner Class of 1958 55-Year Reunion Celebration Dinner Class of 1953 60-Year Reunion Celebration Dinner Thomas Jefferson Society Annual Reunion Dinner

TUESDAY, MAY 14, 20139–9:40 a.m. Tour of the University Library’s Special Collections Exhibits9 a.m. Class of 1963 50-Year Reunion Photograph9:15–9:50 a.m. Class of 1963 Lawn Procession and Mimosa Toast10:15–11:30 a.m. Presidential Update and Class of 1963 Induction CeremonyNoon–1:45 p.m. Class of 1963 Reunion Celebration LuncheonNoon–1:45 p.m. TJ Society Lunch Break2–3:15 p.m. Seminar: The Role of Ethics in Modern Medicine3:30–4:45 p.m. Seminar: Wireless Technology3:30–4:30 p.m. Nursing Alumni Pavilion IX Open House with Dean Dorrie Fontaine5–6:15 p.m. Seminar: The Civil War at the Sesquicentennial: How Do Americans Understand Their Great National Crisis?5–6:15 p.m. Tour of the Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center6:30–8:15 p.m. Thomas Jefferson Society Celebration Dinner8:30–9:45 p.m. Band Party with The Four Freshmen

WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 20138–8:50 a.m. Seminar: The Academical Village and Rotunda Restoration9–9:50 a.m. Seminar: Global Health at U.Va.: A Declaration of Interdependence10:15–11:30 a.m. Seminar: Larry Sabato’s Crystal BallNoon–3 p.m. School Luncheons and Tours

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8 a.m.–6:30 p.m.Check-In and Late RegistrationAlumni Hall (211 Emmet Street South)Stop by Alumni Hall to pick up your reunion packet, which will include your nametag(s), your individual schedule(s) and an updated schedule of all reunion event times and locations.

8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.Hospitality LoungeAlumni Hall, Alumni LoungePlease feel free to use this space throughout the reunion as a site to meet up with friends, flip through old yearbooks, relax or enjoy a cup of coffee. This year, you’ll also have the opportunity to browse a special selection of photographs from the amazing collection of famed Charlottesville photographer, Ed Roseberry (Com ’49).

9 a.m.Reunion Golf OutingBirdwood Golf Course (U.S. Route 250 West)Kick off the reunion the best way possible—on the links! Don’t pass up the chance to play at Birdwood, the University’s

championship course. Note: This event requires an additional fee of $80 and includes cart. Lunch and refreshments are included in the fee. Transportation will not be provided for this event. Heavy rain cancels.

9:15 a.m.–2:15 p.m.Jefferson’s Monticello and Michie Tavern ExcursionDeparts from Alumni HallBegin the reunion with a full-day exploration of two of Central Virginia’s treasured sites. First, we’ll head to Monticello, home of our nation’s third president and the father of our great University. Enjoy some time in the visitor’s center, stroll through the exhibits and watch the introductory film, Thomas Jefferson’s World. We’ll then be shuttled up the mountain to tour the house and learn about Jefferson’s life on the plantation. For those interested and able, the tour will include special access to the second-floor Dome Room. Afterward, we will proceed down the road to Michie Tavern, where we will tour the oldest sections of the tavern—where many of our Founding Fathers dined and socialized—and enjoy a lunch of

traditional Southern fare.Note: Participation is limited to the first 60 registrants. This event requires an additional fee of $60 per person. This fee covers travel, lunch at Michie Tavern and both tour expenses. Due to extensive walking and stairs at both Monticello and Michie Tavern, this event is not recommended for those with limited mobility.

9:30–10:15 a.m.Tour of the University Library’s Special Collections ExhibitsHarrison Institute/Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections LibraryJoin the staff of the library as they walk you through the fascinating exhibits on display. View an original Dunlap copy of the Declaration of Independence, walk through an archaeological exhibit featuring artifacts from the historic Virginia estate Flowerdew Hundred, and learn about the value the Special Collections Library has added to the University community and student experience. The library is home to more than 16 million manuscripts and 350,000 rare books.Note: Participation is limited to the first 35 registrants. Transportation will not be provided to this on-Grounds tour.

1–1:50 p.m.Walking Tour of the John Paul Jones ArenaJohn Paul Jones ArenaJoin the Virginia Athletics Foundation staff for a behind-the-scenes tour of

JPJ, the home of Virginia basketball. Visit the locker rooms and practice facilities, and see what the $130 million arena looks like up close. Here is your chance to see one of the finest basketball facilities and special events centers in the nation. Sponsored by the Virginia Athletics Foundation.Note: Due to the extensive size of the building and walking requirements of this tour, this event is not recommended for those with limited mobility.

MONDAY, MAY 13, 2013


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2–2:50 p.m.U.Va. Athletics: Successes and StoriesJohn Paul Jones ArenaBarry Parkhill (Educ ’73), associate athletics director and former U.Va. athlete, will share stories and successes of U.Va. athletics over the past few decades. Parkhill was named the ACC Men’s Basketball Player of the Year and the ACC Athlete of the Year for the 1971-72 season, when he averaged 21.6 points per game and led the Cavaliers to their second postseason appearance in school history. His number, 40, was retired at the end of his senior season. In 2002, Parkhill was named to the ACC 50th- Anniversary Men’s Basketball Team as one of the 50 greatest players in Atlantic Coast Conference history.

3–4:15 p.m.James Madison: The Untold StoryAlumni Hall, BallroomFourth president of the United States, “Father of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights,” author of more than a third of the Federalist Papers and the second rector of the University of Virginia after Thomas Jefferson, James Madison was among the most significant thinkers and writers of our Founding Fathers. But most Americans today know little

about him. We invite you to join one of our most popular speakers, best-selling author, historian and radio personality Coy Barefoot, for this unforgettable journey into the life of James Madison. Barefoot’s books include The Corner: A History of Student Life at the University of Virginia and Thomas Jefferson on Leadership. He is the founder and editor in chief at uvahistory.com and the executive director of the Corks and Curls Legacy Project. A member of the adjunct faculty at the University, Barefoot teaches the history of Virginia, of Charlottesville, and of the University of Virginia.

4:30–6:15 p.m.Carr’s Hill Welcome ReceptionCarr’s HillEnjoy a reception at Carr’s Hill with President Teresa A. Sullivan. Take this opportunity to visit with President Sullivan and gather with your classmates before heading off to your reunion dinners! Cocktail attire.



Please indicate the number of attendees for the various events below.

MONDAY, MAY 13

# ATTENDING:

____ 9 a.m. Reunion Golf Outing (*Additional fee of $80. Lunch and refreshments are included.)

____ 9:15 a.m.–2:15 p.m. Jefferson’s Monticello and Michie Tavern Excursion (*Additional fee of $60 per person. Limited to first 60 registrants.)

____ 9:30–10:15 a.m. Tour of the University Library’s Special Collections Exhibits (*Limited to first 35 registrants.)

____ 1–1:50 p.m. Walking Tour of the John Paul Jones Arena

____ 2–2:50 p.m. Seminar: U.Va. Athletics: Successes and Stories

____ 3–4:15 p.m. Seminar: James Madison: The Untold Story

____ 4:30–6:15 p.m. Carr’s Hill Welcome Reception

____ 6:30–8:30 p.m. Thomas Jefferson Society Annual Reunion Dinner

TUESDAY, MAY 14

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____ 9–9:40 a.m. Tour of the University Library’s Special Collections (*Limited to first 35 registrants.)

____ 10:15–11:30 a.m. Presidential Update and Class of 1963 Induction Ceremony

Noon-1:45 p.m. Lunch Break

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____ 2–3:15 p.m. Seminar: The Role of Ethics in Modern Medicine

3:30–4:45 p.m. (Choose one below)____ Seminar: Wireless Technology OR ____ Nursing Alumni Pavilion IX Open House with Dean Dorrie Fontaine

5–6:15 p.m. (Choose one below) ____ Seminar: The Civil War at the Sesquicentennial ____ Tour of the Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center (*Limited to first 75 registrants.)

____ 6:30–8:15 p.m. Thomas Jefferson Society Celebration Dinner

____ 8:30–9:45 p.m. Band Party with The Four Freshmen

WEDNESDAY, MAY 16

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____ 8–8:50 a.m. Seminar: The Academical Village and Rotunda Restoration

____ 9–9:50 a.m. Seminar: Global Health at U.Va.: A Declaration of Interdependence

____ 10:15–11:30 a.m. Seminar: Larry Sabato’s Crystal Ball

____ Noon–3 p.m. School Luncheons and Tours Circle One ARCH COL COM EDUC ENGR NURS

(Turkey and vegetarian sandwiches require an additional $7 per lunch, purchased in advance, and will be available in Alumni Hall.)

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6:30–8:30 p.m.Class of 1963 50-Year Reunion Celebration DinnerFarmington Country Club, BallroomAt this special dinner, reconnect with friends, some of whom you may not have seen for 50 years! President Teresa A. Sullivan will join you for your celebratory dinner. Cocktail attire.

Class of 1963

6:30–8:30 p.m.Class of 1958 55-Year Reunion Celebration DinnerColonnade Club, Pavilion VIIThe Class of 1958 will gather for its 55-Year Reunion Dinner at the Colonnade Club, where a photograph of the class will be taken. Spend the evening reminiscing and reconnecting with classmates in the heart of Grounds. Cocktail attire.

Class of 1958

6:30–8:30 p.m.Class of 1953 60-Year Reunion Celebration DinnerFarmington Country Club, Jefferson RoomThe Class of 1953 will gather for its 60-Year Reunion Dinner at Farmington Country Club, where a photograph of the class will be taken. John T. Casteen, former president of the University, will address the class during dinner. Cocktail attire.

Class of 1953

6:30–8:30 p.m.Thomas Jefferson Society Annual Reunion DinnerNewcomb Hall, BallroomAlumni of varying years of the Thomas Jefferson Society are invited to attend. John Simon, executive vice president and provost, will join the Society for dinner and deliver the keynote address. Cocktail attire.

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TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2013

Noon–1:45 p.m.Class of 1963 Reunion Celebration LuncheonBoar’s Head Inn, PavilionThe Class of 1963 is invited to a special luncheon hosted by the Office of Reunion Giving. The guest speaker is Kenneth “Ken” G. Elzinga, Robert C. Taylor, Professor of Economics, with an address to the class, “Our University: Things That Change and Things That Stay the Same.” Robert D. Sweeney, U.Va.’s senior vice president for development and public affairs, will receive the class gift from by the co-chairs of the Class of 1963 Giving Committee, Jim Bailey, Ed Mitchell, Bill Scanlan and Bill Spencer.

Noon–1:45 p.m.TJ Society Lunch BreakPlease take this time to explore the Grounds, visit local restaurants on the Corner with friends, return to your hotel or enjoy a bagged lunch at Alumni Hall.Note: Bagged lunches must be purchased in advance. Turkey or vegetarian sandwich lunches will be sold for $7 each and will be available in the Alumni Hall Ballroom.

2–3:15 p.m.The Role of Ethics in Modern MedicineAlumni Hall, BallroomCome hear about how our ethics affect us in this modern age, particularly in the field of medicine. Professor Jim Childress is the John Allen Hollingsworth Professor of Ethics and Professor of Medical Education. Childress is the author of numerous articles and several books on biomedical ethics, including Principles of Biomedical Ethics, Priorities in Biomedical Ethics, Who Should Decide? Paternalism in Health Care and Practical Reasoning in Bioethics (forthcoming). He served as chair of the department of religious studies, 1972-75 and 1986-94; as principal of U.Va.’s Monroe Hill College, 1988-91; and as co-director of the Virginia Health Policy Center, 1991-99. In 1990, he was named Professor of the Year in the Commonwealth of Virginia by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education and in 2004, he received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Society of Bioethics and Humanities.

8:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.Check-In and Late RegistrationAlumni Hall (211 Emmet Street South)Stop by Alumni Hall to pick up your reunion packet, which will include your nametag(s), your individual schedule(s) and an updated schedule of all reunion event times and locations.

8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.Hospitality LoungeAlumni Hall, Alumni LoungePlease feel free to use this space throughout the reunion as a site to meet up with friends, flip through old yearbooks, relax or enjoy a cup of coffee. This year, you’ll also have the opportunity to browse a special selection of photographs from the amazing collection of famed Charlottesville photographer, Ed Roseberry (Com ’49).

9–9:40 a.m.Tour of the University Library’s Special Collections ExhibitsHarrison Institute/Albert and Shirley Small Special Collections LibraryJoin the staff of the library as they walk you through the fascinating exhibits on display. View an original Dunlap copy of the Declaration of Independence, walk through an archaeological exhibit featuring artifacts from the historic Virginia estate Flowerdew Hundred, and learn about the value the Special Collections Library has added to the University community and student experience. The library is home to more than 16 million manuscripts and 350,000 rare books.Note: Participation is limited to the first 35 registrants.

9 a.m.Class of 1963 50-Year Reunion PhotographSteps of the Rotunda (Lawn side)The Class of 1963 will be

photographed promptly at 9 a.m. A copy of the photograph will be mailed to all reunion participants.Note: In the event of rain, this photograph will be taken Monday evening at the Class of 1963 50-Year Celebration Dinner and this event will be cancelled.

9:15–9:50 a.m.Class of 1963 Lawn Procession and Mimosa ToastSteps of the Rotunda (Lawn side)Relive University tradition as the Class of 1963 processes down the Lawn from the Rotunda’s marbled steps to Cabell Hall, led by President Teresa A. Sullivan, the eighth president of the University. A mimosa toast in Old Cabell Hall Lobby will commemorate the graduation procession of 50 years ago.Note: In the event of rain, the Lawn Procession will be cancelled and Mimosa Toast will begin in Old Cabell Hall Lobby at 9:30 a.m.

10:15–11:30 a.m.Presidential Update and Class of 1963 Induction CeremonyOld Cabell Hall, AuditoriumAll members of the Class of 1963 and the Thomas Jefferson Society are invited to attend. President Teresa A. Sullivan will host the ceremonial induction of the Class of 1963 into the Thomas Jefferson Society of Alumni. President Sullivan will address the society and give an update on the progress of the University.


TUESDAY, MAY 14, 2013

3:30–4:45 p.m.Wireless TechnologyAlumni Hall, BallroomWireless body sensor networks have emerged in recent years to address a significant and persistent challenge in health care and the continuous, non-invasive collection of high-quality patient data allows for personalized health care. John Lach, professor and chair of the Charles L. Brown Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, will discuss ongoing application-focused BSN research at the U.Va. Center for Wireless Health and partner institutions. Come hear about how these sensors have been engineered to answer some of the biggest questions in the health care industry and how the information gathered from the devices can enhance patient care.

3:30–4:30 p.m.Nursing Alumni Pavilion IX Open House with Dean Dorrie FontainePavilion IX on the LawnNursing alumni are invited to join Dorrie Fontaine, dean of the School of Nursing, for this open house and reception in her Pavilion on the Lawn.

5–6:15 p.m.The Civil War at the Sesquicentennial: How Do Americans Understand Their Great National Crisis? Alumni Hall, BallroomAmericans have debated the meanings of the Civil War ever since the guns fell silent at Appomattox in April, 1865. Gary W. Gallagher, the

John L. Nau III Professor in

the Corcoran Department of History, will explore the major ways in which the generation that experienced the conflict chose to remember it and the degree to which their differing memories resonate today. Gallagher has written or edited more than 30 books about the Civil War, most recently The Union War (2011) and Becoming Confederates: Paths to a New National Loyalty (2013).

5–6:15 p.m.Tour of the Emily Couric Clinical Cancer CenterEmily Couric Clinical Cancer CenterThis 150,000-square-foot building for outpatient cancer care is named for Virginia State Sen. Emily Couric, who died from pancreatic cancer in 2001. The Emily Couric Clinical Cancer Center opened its doors in the spring of 2011 and is one of an elite group of National Cancer Institute-designated

cancer centers. NCI centers are national leaders in cancer research, prevention, detection and treatment.Note: Tour is limited to the first 75 registrants. Due to the extensive size of the building and walking requirements of this tour, this event is not recommended for those with limited mobility.

6:30–8:15 p.m.Thomas Jefferson Society Celebration DinnerMemorial GymJoin us for cocktails and dinner as the Class of 1963 is welcomed to its first dinner with the Thomas Jefferson Society of Alumni! Enjoy the music of Wilfrid “88 Keys” Wilson as you catch up with friends from all years. Casual attire.Note: Parking for this event will be available at Alumni Hall and the Central Grounds Parking Garage.

8:30–9:45 p.m.Band Party with The Four FreshmenAlumni Hall, BallroomAfter dinner, walk across the street to Alumni Hall for a band party featuring The Four Freshmen! The Four Freshmen were one of the top vocal groups of the 1950s, and formed the bridge between ‘40s ensembles like the Mel-Tones and harmony-based rock ‘n’ roll bands such as the Beach Boys, as well as groups like Spanky & Our Gang and the Manhattan Transfer. They continue today as one of the most popular jazz groups in the nation.


WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2013

7:45 a.m.–noonCheck-In and Late RegistrationAlumni Hall (211 Emmet Street South)Stop by Alumni Hall to pick up your reunion packet, which will include your nametag(s), your individual schedule(s) and an updated schedule of all reunion event times and locations.

8 a.m.–noonHospitality LoungeAlumni Hall, Alumni LoungePlease feel free to use this space throughout the reunion as a site to meet up with friends, flip through old yearbooks, relax or enjoy a cup of coffee. This year, you’ll also have the opportunity to browse a special selection of photographs from the amazing collection of famed Charlottesville photographer, Ed Roseberry (Com ’49).

8–8:50 a.m.The Academical Village and Rotunda RestorationAlumni Hall, BallroomJoin David J. Neuman, architect for the University, as he explains the changing landscape of the University Grounds and, in particular, the restoration project of the Rotunda and Academical Village. Before coming to the University in 2004, Neuman held similar positions at Stanford University and the University of California, Irvine. He is a prolific journal contributor and has written four books. He is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects, a LEED-Accredited Professional and holds degrees in liberal arts, architecture and American studies.

9–9:50 a.m.Global Health at U.Va.: A Declaration of InterdependenceAlumni Hall, BallroomCome hear about cutting-edge infectious disease research in the field of medicine. Join Dr. Richard L. Guerrant (Med ’68), founding director of U.Va.’s Center for Global Health, to learn about how the University is working to improve health around the world. After his early career working in the Congo, Bangladesh, Brazil and South Africa; providing for more than 500 U.Va. students’ projects working in developing areas abroad; and training more than150 fellows from the U.S. and abroad, Guerrant launched one of the first trans-university Centers for Global Health in the country in 2001. He has edited seven books, including the major textbook Tropical Infectious Diseases, and has published more than 500 papers and reviews. He was awarded the Walter Reed Medal, the highest honor of the American Society for Tropical Medicine, and the Mentor Award of the Infectious Diseases Society of America. Elected to the Institute of Medicine of the National Academy of Sciences, he currently chairs its Board on Global Health. In 2010, he received the University’s highest honor, the Thomas Jefferson Award, and was the Governor’s 2012 Outstanding Scientist of Virginia.

10:15–11:30 a.m.Sabato’s Crystal BallAlumni Hall, BallroomCome hear America’s favorite political analyst in the aftermath of the 2012 election. Larry J. Sabato (Col ’74) will impart his one-of-a-kind wit and wisdom while offering insight into the November election. Sabato is the Robert Kent Gooch Professor of Politics as well as the director and founder of the Center for Politics at U.Va. Sabato is the author of more than 20 books on the American political process, including his most recent publication, Pendulum Swing.


The Thomas Jefferson Society of Alumni—What is it?

• TheThomasJeffersonSocietyofAlumni(TJSociety)isasocietyforallthose who graduated 50 or more years ago from the University.

• Eachyear, theTJSocietyholdsareunionon theMonday,TuesdayandWednesday before Final Exercises. Classes are not in session, so these dates allow for the best access to top speakers and premier venues on Grounds.

• Afterbeing inducted into theTJSociety,youare invitedback to theTJReunion every year.

• The Thomas Jefferson Society of Alumni is the longest continuousreunion program at the University of Virginia.

• ThisistheofficialinsigniaoftheTJSociety.

• Jim Cosby (Engr ‘61) is the current president of the TJ Society. Heywood Fralin (Col ‘62) is the current vice president.

Wondering who else is planning to attend? Want to let others know that you’ll be there?

Go to www.virginiareunions.com and select Class of 1963 & TJ Society Reunion. Select your class year, or the TJ Society, and click on the Hoos Coming link to see who else will be there. Once you register, your name will be posted so that others can see you plan to attend. To register for the reunion, please fill out and return the enclosed registration form, or register online at www.virginiareunions.com.

If you are interested in contacting your classmates regarding the reunion, please contact Cate Liverman at the Alumni Association at 434-243-1886 or [email protected].

For online registration and additional information, please visit

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 2013

College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences LuncheonNewcomb Hall, BallroomJoin Dean Meredith Woo to celebrate the Class of 1963’s induction into the Thomas Jefferson Society while enjoying a delicious lunch.Note: There is not a tour following this luncheon.

Curry School of Education Luncheon and Building TourHolloway Hall (located on the first floor of Bavaro Hall)Join Dean Robert C. Pianta and the Curry School of Education Foundation for a luncheon with your fellow TJ Society Curry alumni to learn how Curry is making significant contributions to public education and the well-being of our nation’s youth. Learn how your legacy impacts our work and the experience of students today. Afterward, enjoy a guided tour of the recently opened Bavaro Hall.

School of Architecture Luncheon and Campbell Hall Building TourColonnade Club and Campbell HallJoin Dean Kim Tanzer for a celebratory reunion luncheon. Learn about the latest news at the A-school. Following the luncheon, return to Campbell Hall to hear student presentations on their end-of-year projects and to tour the new building additions and renovations.

McIntire School of Commerce Luncheon and Building TourRouss Hall, Reading RoomJoin Dean Carl Zeithaml, faculty and fellow alumni at a catered luncheon. Tours of the building will follow the luncheon.

School of Engineering and Applied Science Luncheon and Building TourAlbert and Shirley Small Special Collections Library Auditorium and Rice HallJoin Dean James H. Aylor (Engr ’68) as he shares his vision for the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Visit with fellow alumni and hear about the Engineering School of today and tomorrow. Afterward, all engineering alumni are invited to tour the school, including Rice Hall.

School of Nursing Luncheon and Building TourBoar’s Head Inn, PavilionJoin Dean Dorrie Fontaine and Sharon Fay (Nurs ’76), president of the Nursing School Alumni Association, at the induction of the Class of 1963 into the Thomas Jefferson Society. Learn about the latest plans for the school. Certificates will be awarded to the new Thomas Jefferson Society inductees. After lunch, transportation will be provided to the School of Nursing. Explore the new Claude Moore Nursing Education Building and the newly renovated McLeod Hall, home to the Bjoring Center for Nursing Historical Inquiry. A tour of McKim Hall will also be provided.

School Luncheons and ToursNoon–3 p.m.Note: Transportation will be provided for all luncheons and tours. Luncheons will be held from 12 to 2:10 p.m., and the tours will immediately follow. For those attending the College Luncheon, which will not be followed by a tour, or for those not wishing to remain for their tour, transportation will be provided from your luncheon location back to Alumni Hall and hotels immediately following lunch.


REUNION CONTACT AT ALUMNI HALLWith questions regarding... Reunion Activities: contact Cate Liverman at 434-243-1886 or [email protected]: contact Terry Deane at 434-243-9011 or [email protected]. Parking or ADA Accessibility: contact Doris Payne at 434-243-9044 or [email protected].

REUNION GIVINGThere are many ways you can make a gift in honor of your reunion, and you may support any area of the University you wish. For details, please contact Beth Bishop in the Development Office ([email protected] or 1-800-688-9882). You may also give online at www.virginia.edu/reuniongiving. The University is immensely grateful for your support during this special celebration year!

REGISTRATIONYou must fill out the enclosed registration form and mail it with your payment or fill out the online form in order to be registered. A postage-paid envelope is provided for your convenience. You may register online at www.virginiareunions.com. The pre-registration deadline is May 1, 2013.

CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDSRequests for cancelations and refunds must be submitted in writing by mail, fax (434-243-9083) or email ([email protected]) to the Alumni Association by close of business May 3, 2013. A $25 registration fee is non-refundable; all other fees are refundable before this date.

PRE-EVENT CHECK-IN AND REGISTRATION AT ALUMNI HALLMonday, May 13 8 a.m.–6:30 p.m.Tuesday, May 14 8:30 a.m.–6:30 p.m.Wednesday, May 15 7:45 a.m.–noon

Make Alumni Hall your first stop to pick up your reunion packet, which includes your nametag(s), your personal schedule(s) and an updated schedule of reunion event times and locations. PARKINGFree parking is available throughout the reunion at the Central Grounds Parking Garage, across from Alumni Hall and next to Memorial Gymnasium. Limited parking is available in the front and rear parking lots of Alumni Hall.

TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM EVENTS AND SEMINARSTransportation will be provided from Boar’s Head Inn, Best Western Cavalier Inn, The Inn at Darden School and Alumni Hall to events and seminars, and following events. An exact transportation schedule (including bus departure times) will be distributed at check-in. As a guideline, buses typically depart from the pickup locations 15-20 minutes before the event start time.Parking is not guaranteed at all event and seminar sites. Alumni are encouraged to use buses.

PARKING FOR THOSE WITH DISABILITIES & SPECIAL NEED REQUESTSYou may park in any disabled parking space if you have a valid disabled permit or license plates displayed.

GUESTSGuests and spouses are invited to participate in all reunion activities.

ATTIREThe only events that require cocktail attire are the Monday evening Carr’s Hill reception and the dinners immediately following. Cocktail attire is defined as coat and tie for men, and dress/skirt/dress slacks for women. All other events permit casual attire.

ACCOMMODATIONSLOCAL ACCOMMODATIONS (Blocked)Rooms have been blocked at the following hotels until April 12, 2013. Contact hotels directly for reservations and additional information. Tell them you would like a room in the “UVAA TJ Society Reunion 2013 block.” You are responsible for all charges and fees. We encourage you to make your reservations early! Boar’s Head Inn 200 Ednam Drive 434-296-2181 or 1-800-476-1988 Single/Double $185Group Code: TJSOCI boarsheadinn.com Suite $285

Best Western Cavalier Inn 105 Emmet St. N 434-296-8111 or 1-888-882-2129 Room $87 cavalierinn.com

The Inn at Darden 100 Darden Blvd 434-243-5000 Room $135

ALTERNATIVE ACCOMMODATIONS (Non-Blocked)HOTEL CONTACT INFO PHONE NUMBER

Courtyard by Marriott, U.Va. 1201 W Main St. 434-977-1700 or 1-800-321-2211 marriott.com/chodt

English Inn 2000 Morton Dr. 434-971-9900 or 1-800-786-5400 englishinncharlottesville.com

Hampton Inn & Suites/U.Va. 900 W Main St. 434-923-8600 or 1-800-426-7866 hampsuites.com

Hilton Garden Inn 1793 Richmond Rd. 434-979-4442 or 1-800-HILTONS(shuttle available) hiltongardeninn1.hilton.com

Omni 235 W Main St. 434-971-5500 or 1-888-444-6664 omnihotels.com

Red Roof Inn 1309 W Main St. 434-295-4333 or 1-800-733-7663 redroof.com

Residence Inn 1111 Millmont St. 434-973-7100 or 1-800-331-3131 marriott.com/chori

LOCAL ATTRACTIONSWhile in Charlottesville for your reunion, be sure to take some time before, during, or after the reunion to visit some of our other local attractions.

Downtown Mall www.charlottesville.org 1.7 milesMaintained by the Charlottesville Parks and Recreation Department, the Historic Downtown Mall is considered one of the finest urban parks in the country. This pedestrian mall is home to a vibrant collection of more than 120 shops and 30 restaurants located in the historic buildings on and around old Main Street Charlottesville.

James Madison’s Montpelier www.montpelier.org 31.2 milesMontpelier’s five-year archeological restoration has recently been completed. Tour the mansion and view the galleries and museum exhibits in the new visitor’s center. Explore the home of our fourth president as tour guides share intimate details of Madison’s time at Montpelier. 540-672-2728

King Family Vineyards www.kingfamilyvineyards.com 15.4 milesKing Family Vineyards is a family-owned and operated boutique winery located in Crozet, just 15 minutes from Charlottesville in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Gracious and knowledgeable staff will lead you through a tasting of six wines for $5 per person. A signature wine glass is included as a souvenir. The covered veranda, expansive lawn and brick patio are perfect for outdoor picnics. 434-823-7800

Jefferson Vineyards www.jeffersonvineyards.com 7.5 milesThese vineyards, located adjacent to Monticello, were owned by Thomas Jefferson. Enjoy a tasting of fine wine in this historical site. 434-977-3042

U.Va. Cemetery and Columbarium www.virginia.edu/uvacemetery .1 milesFounded in 1828, the cemetery at the University of Virginia has served as the final resting place for many of the most prominent figures of the University. It is located at the corner of Alderman and McCormick Roads.

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