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PROGRAM OF EVENTS

C H A L L E N G E C O N V E N T I O N .C H A N G E O U R W O R L D .

WELCOME TO YOUR WEEKEND

FRIDAY May 20, 2011

Reunion 2011ALUMNI AND FRIENDSWelcome! It is my pleasure to join you in celebrating a special Reunion 2011. These are exciting times at our University, and it is always a pleasure to see the Clark campus filled with passionate alumni and friends. We have much to enjoy together as a community this weekend.

The opening night dinner on Friday kicks off many great activities. Our featured speaker is Ron Shaich ’76, Founder and Executive Chairman of the board of Panera Bread Company and past Chairman of the Clark University Board of Trustees. He will share his fond memories of Clark and discuss the groundbreaking new program, “Panera Cares,” that he helped to develop. It is a program that resonates with the mission and vision of Clark University.

Reunion 2011 will continue with much food and fun as we remember and celebrate all of the things we love about Clark. From the Alumni Symposia to the parade, class dinners and cocktails, to finishing the weekend with Commencement on Sunday, University Advancement and the alumni class committees have filled the weekend with activities that will give you wonderful new memories of Clark. As much as this University meant to you as a student, we continue to work to ensure that Clark inspires you today.

Again, thank you for being here. Let’s make Reunion 2011 a weekend to remember. Join us in celebrating Clark today.

Sincerely,President David P. Angel

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CLARKAlumniRegistration • 10 a.m.–8 p.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsPickupthelatestReunioninformation,tickets,schedules,mapsandspecialReunion2011bag.Besuretostopbywithanyquestionsorfeedback.Checkinginafter8p.m.?VisitUniversityPoliceinthelowerlevelofBullockHalltopickupyourResidenceHallkeysandpickupyourpacketintheAcademicCommonsthenextmorning.

Golf Outing • 8 a.m.–1 p.m.Pleasant Valley Country Club, 95 Armsby Road, SuttonEnjoysomefriendlycompetitioningroupsoffourwithalumniofallages.Preregistrationrequired.

Legacy Society Luncheon • 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m. Higgins University Center, Tilton Hall, Second FloorThiseventhonorsmembersoftheClarkUniversityLegacySociety,whichrecognizesthosewhohaveprovidedforClarkintheirestateplans(LegacySocietymembersreceivedaseparateinvitationtothisevent).

Clark Community Service • Noon–4 p.m. Goddard Library, Meet in Academic CommonsTheClassof1980invitesyoutojoinfellowClarkalumniandstudentsinacollectiveefforttoserveourneighborsinMainSouth.AllvolunteerswillmeetforaboxedlunchintheAcademicCommonsthenventureofftovariouscommunitylocationstorestorelocalneighborhoodsites.

University Park Partnership Discussion • 2–3 p.m. Cathy ’83 and Marc ’81 Lasry Center for Bioscience, Room 124 JoinJackFoley,VicePresidentforGovernmentandCommunityAffairsandCampusServices,forhispresentationontheUniversityParkPartnershipandavantouroftheMainSouthneighborhood.ThisisabighiteveryReunion,sosignupearlyintheAcademicCommonstoreserveyourseat.Ticketsareneededforyourseatonthebus.

FRIDAY May 20, 2011

Welcome! It is my pleasure to join you in celebrating a special Reunion 2011. These are exciting times at our University, and it is always a pleasure to see the Clark campus filled with passionate alumni and friends. We have much to enjoy together as a community this weekend.

The opening night dinner on Friday kicks off many great activities. Our featured speaker is Ron Shaich ’76, Founder and Executive Chairman of the board of Panera Bread Company and past Chairman of the Clark University Board of Trustees. He will share his fond memories of Clark and discuss the groundbreaking new program, “Panera Cares,” that he helped to develop. It is a program that resonates with the mission and vision of Clark University.

Reunion 2011 will continue with much food and fun as we remember and celebrate all of the things we love about Clark. From the Alumni Symposia to the parade, class dinners and cocktails, to finishing the weekend with Commencement on Sunday, University Advancement and the alumni class committees have filled the weekend with activities that will give you wonderful new memories of Clark. As much as this University meant to you as a student, we continue to work to ensure that Clark inspires you today.

Again, thank you for being here. Let’s make Reunion 2011 a weekend to remember. Join us in celebrating Clark today.

Sincerely,President David P. Angel

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New Building Tour • 3–4 p.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsDirectorofPhysicalPlantPaulBottis’84leadsthiscampustourshowcasingClark’snewestspaces.TourwillbeleavingfromthelobbyoftheAcademicCommons.

REUNION SYMPOSIA: Aging and Society • 3–4 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 102JoinpaneliststodiscusshowaginghaschangedAmericafromhousingtomedicalissuestofamilialrelationships. Panelists include: Tom Koch ’71, EthicistandGerontologist,Authorof“MirroredLives:Aging ChildrenandElderlyParents” Paul Kunin ’76, Director,PaulKuninConsulting Deborah Merrill, AssociateProfessorofSociology,ClarkUniversity

REUNION SYMPOSIA: The Importance of a Sustainable Society • 4-5 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 118Joinpaneliststodiscusstheimportanceofasustainablesociety.Learnthebestwaystomakeyourhomeandbusinessgreen. Panelists include: Jenny Isler, CampusSustainabilityCoordinator,ClarkUniversity Paul Larkin ’86, PresidentandChiefOperatingOfficer, CasellaWasteSystemsINC. David Schmidt ’04, MA ’09, SeniorSpecialProgramsCoordinator, Mt.WachusettCommunityCollege Jennie Stephens, AssistantProfessorofEnvironmentalScienceandPolicy, IDCE,ClarkUniversity

Wright and Bullock Residence Halls Open House • 4–5 p.m.Wright and Bullock HallsRememberyourfirsthomeatClark?ComeseethenewlyrenovatedWrightandBullockHalls,completewithstudylounges,kitchens,andmoresharedcommonspaces.Meetinthefirstfloorlobbyofthehallsforthisopenhouse.

Campus Tour • 5–6 p.m. Goddard Library, Academic CommonsExperiencethetourofClark’scampusgiventoprospectivestudents.TourwillbeleavingfromthelobbyoftheAcademicCommons.

Jonas Clark Fellows Reception • 5:30–6:30 p.m.Harrington House, 130 Woodland StreetJonasClarkFellowsareClark’sleadershipdonorswhoprovideannualsupporttotheUniversityof$2,000ormore;membersofthe1887Society(5+consecutiveyeardonors);ormembersoftheFiatLuxSocietiesforlifetimegiving.AshuttlebusfromHarringtonHousetoDolanFieldHousewillbeprovidedforattendees,startingat6:30p.m.,fortheFridayNightDinner.(JonasClarkFellowsreceivedaseparateinvitationtothisevent.)

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Friday Night Cocktails and Dinner with Ron Shaich ’76 • 6–9 p.m. Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver StreetCocktails, 6–7 p.m.Dinner and Presentation, 7–9 p.m.EnjoyaspecialdinnerandaddressbyRonShaich’76,FounderandExecutiveChairmanoftheBoardofPaneraBreadCompanyandpastChairmanoftheClarkUniversityBoardofTrustees.Ronwillsharehisgroundbreakingnewprogram,“PaneraCares.”TheAlumniAssociation’sDistinguishedServiceAwardwillbeannouncedatthisevent.Beer,wine,sodaandwaterareincludedwithyourmeal.Mixeddrinksbycashbar.Ticketscanbepurchasedfor$45intheAcademicCommonsorDolanFieldHouse.(Pleasenote:BeaverStreetisaone-waystreet,andisaccessiblefromParkAvenueonly.)TheshuttlebuswilldepartfromtheMaywoodStreetsideoftheHigginsUniversityCenterandonWoodlandStreetneartheAtwoodHall.Ron Shaich is the Founder and Executive Chairman of the Board of Panera Bread Company, where he previously served for over 25 years as the company’s Chief Executive Officer. Shaich began his career in the bakery-café industry in 1981, when he opened a small cookie store in downtown Boston. Shortly thereafter, he combined his cookie store operations with a local bakery to cofound Au Bon Pain Co., Inc. In 1993, Shaich led Au Bon Pain’s purchase of a 19-location bakery-café concept called Saint Louis Bread Company, which would become Panera Bread. Today, the Company operates or franchises over 1,400 bakery cafes in 40 states and Ontario, Canada. System-wide sales were in excess of 3 billion in 2010.Under Shaich’s leadership, Panera has been the singularly best performing restaurant stock when measured over the last decade and the second best performing consumer stock in America when measured over that same decade. Today, the company is the 8th largest restaurant company (based on market cap) in the country. In his many years as CEO, Shaich received widespread recognition for his leadership, receiving the International Foodservice Manufacturers Association’s Gold Plate Award as the outstanding leader in the food service industry. As well, Shaich frequently represents Panera Bread on CNBC, Bloomberg, CNN and Fox Business News. The company and Shaich have been featured in Fortune, Forbes, Inc., The Economist, TIME, Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and several books. Shaich also serves as a member of the Board of Directors of the Lown Cardiovascular Research Foundation and on the Board of the Rashi School. He formerly served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Clark University and is a former Treasurer of the Massachusetts Democratic Party.Shaich received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Clark University in 1976 and a Master’s Degree in Business Administration from Harvard Business School in 1978. Ron Shaich began his career in the food industry while still a student at Clark. During his time at Clark, he proposed that the University renovate the first floor of a three-story apartment building and build, stock and operate a general store on campus for students and staff. The store was owned by the University, and staffed and run by students. Mr. Shaich developed the business plan and the Clark University General Store was born and continued to operate for the next 30 years.

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Friday Night in the Grind • 9–11 p.m.Higgins University Center, The Grind, Basement LevelComeenjoythispopularstudenthang-out,formerlythePub.Snacksandmusicwillprovidethebackdropforinformalcatchingupwitholdfriendsandclassmates.CashBar.

Class of 2006 Pub Night • 9–11 p.m.Moynihan’s Restaurant & Pub, 897 Main StreetJointheclassof2006astheyrevisittheirfavoritepubfordrinksandfun.

Class of 1976 After Dinner Celebration • 9–11 p.m.Higgins University Center, Lurie Conference RoomMembersoftheclassof1976gatherforaclasscelebration.Cashbar.

Registration • 8 a.m.–5 p.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsPickupthelatestReunioninformation,tickets,schedules,mapsandspecialReunion2011bag.Besuretostopbywithanyquestionsorfeedback.Checkinginafter8p.m.?VisitUniversityPoliceinthelowerlevelofBullockHalltopickupyourResidenceHallkeys.

Celebrating 70 Years of Rowing at Clark • 8–10 a.m.Donahue Rowing Center, 237 North Quinsigamond Avenue, ShrewsburyCallingallports,starboardsandcoxswainsforthe70-yearcelebrationofrowingatClark.Weknowyoucangetmoredoneby6a.m.thantherestofus,sowe’llseeyouat8a.m.fortherace!Andplantostickaround,catchupwiththecurrentcrewteamandswapoldstoriesduringbreakfastatLakeQuinsigamond!

Continental Breakfast • 8–10 a.m.Higgins University Center, Grace Conference RoomBreakfastisthemostimportantmealoftheday!TicketscanbepurchasedintheAcademicCommonsfor$10.

Alumni Association Meeting and Presidential Address • 9–10 a.m.Higgins University Center, Tilton Hall, Second FloorJoinClark’sninthPresident,DavidP.Angel,asheshareshisvisionforthefutureoftheUniversity.TheAlumniAssociationwillbemeetingatthistimetocelebratePresidentAngel’sappointmentandtopresenttheYoungAlumniAwardandDistinguishedServiceAward.

SATURDAY May 21, 2011

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Young Alumni Award: Jennifer MacDonald ’04 Jennifer MacDonald was born and raised in Torrington, CT where her parents (Jim and Elaine) and brother (Ian) still live. She came to Clark in August of 2000 and graduated in 2004 with a degree in Molecular Biology. While at Clark she was involved with several organizations including SARC and Clark University Brothers and Sisters, acted as a Resident Advisor and served as a student representative on the Judicial Boardand the Admissions Committee. After graduation Jenniferworked as a Research Assistant/Lab Manager for Marc Freeman, Ph.D., in the Department of Neurobiology at UMass Medical School. During this time she also volunteered at the Carriage House, a program of Children’s Friend Inc., that runs peer support groups for children who have lost a parent or sibling. In addition, Jennifer also began volunteering with the American Red Cross of Central MA as a Disaster Action Team member.

Currently, Jennifer is working on her Ph.D. in Neuroscience and anticipates graduating with her degrees in 2014. While at UMass she has continued her volunteer work with the Red Cross and with Children’s Friend. She became a member of the Corporation for Children’s Friend in 2009 and a member of the Board of Directors in 2011. She is also involved with a few of the free medical programs that operate in the city, the Worcester Evening Free Medical Service Program and the Akwaaba Health Initiative, which she helped to found in 2006. She also worked with several other free medical volunteers to create the Worcester Free Clinic Coalition, a work group that allows volunteers from each of the free medical programs to interact on a regular basis. As an active member of the APAP program and the Worcester Community Council, Jennifer remains close to her Alma Mater.

Distinguished Service Award: Faith Linsky ’76 Faith Linsky graduated with a double major in Psychology and English from Clark in 1976. In addition, Faith minored in Education and received her Massachusetts teaching certification. After graduation, she worked selling office supplies for Clark alumnus Arthur Palley ’43. In 1987, Faith started her nonprofit career by returning to Clark as the Assistant Director of the Clark Fund where she helped start the reunion giving program and the Jonas Clark Fellows. After 20 years working for nonprofit health agencies, she has returned to her education roots as the Director of Development and Alumni Relations at Antioch University New England in Keene, N.H.Faith started volunteering for Clark in the 1980s. She has served on the Alumni Council, Alumni Executive Board, chaired the Career Services and Alumni Trustee Nominating committee and served as co–class agent and co–reunion committee chair with Jane Miner ’76. She is proud to be a member of the Alumni Association’s Past Presidents group.Faith is grateful for this award and knows it would not have been possible without the support of her Clark family especially the Class of 1976, the Alumni Association and the Alumni Affairs/Clark Fund staff past and present. She thanks her Mom and Dad, brothers and friends for their love and support, too.

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Alumni Women’s Soccer Game • 10:30 a.m.–NoonGranger Fields, Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver St. WereyouamemberofClark’swomen’ssoccerteam?ThenjoinusforagameatGrangerFieldsandrelivethosegreatsoccerdays.

Alumni Men’s Soccer Game • 10:30 a.m.–NoonGranger Fields, Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver St.WereyouamemberofClark’smen’ssoccerteam?ThenjoinusforagameatGrangerFieldsandrelivethosegreatsoccerdays.

John and Kay Bassett Admissions Center Dedication 10:30 –11:30 a.m.John and Kay Bassett Admissions Center, 3 Maywood StreetWelcomeClark’seighthPresidentJohnBassettandKayBassettbacktocampusduringtheformaldedicationceremonyofthenewadmissionscenter.

Campus Tour • 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsExperiencethetourofClark’scampusgiventoprospectivestudents.TourwillbeleavingfromthelobbyoftheAcademicCommons,andendsattheSpreeDayPicnic.

The Champagne Send–off: All–Class Parade • 11:30 a.m.–NoonAdmissions parking lot, 3 Maywood StreetCelebrateyourclassprideandmeetupwithclassmatesandfriendspriortotheSpreeDayPicnic.Enjoyachampagnetoastandjoinintheparade,whichwillleadyoutotheSpreeDayPicnic.Don’tforgettowearyourclassT–shirtorClarkgearforthissignatureevent.

Spree Day Picnic and Fun • Noon–2 p.m.Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver StreetJoinalumni,faculty,membersoftheClassof2011,friendsandfamilyforfoodandentertainment—SpreeDaystyle.Freefacepainting,balloons,snowcones,popcorn,andbouncehouseskick–offtheSpreeDayPicnic.Lunchincludeshamburgers,hotdogs,gardenburgers,grilledchicken,salad,chips,watermelon,cookies,brownies,sodaandwater.Ticketscanbepurchasedfor$15attheAcademicCommonsorDolanFieldHouse(children’sticketsare$7).AshuttlebuswilldepartfromtheMaywoodStreetsideoftheHigginsUniversityCenterandWoodlandStreetnearAtwoodHall.

Class of ’96 Pick–up Game • Noon–2 p.m.Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver StreetJointheClassof1996astheychallengetheClassof2001toagameofkickballontheGrangerFieldsatDolan.

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REUNION SYMPOSIA: Qualities of Leadership: The Best Practices of Effective Leadership • 2–3 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 102Joinpanelistsastheysharethebestpracticesofeffectiveleaders. Panelists include: Mary–Ellen Boyle, AssociateProfessorofManagement,ClarkUniversity Lauren Rikleen ’75,Executive–in–ResidenceattheCenterforWork&Family, BostonCollege Marcia Savage ’61, M.A. Ed. ’62, Ph.D ’66, L.H.D. ’92,FormerPresident, ManhattanvilleCollege William Southworth ’61, Co-FounderandCEO,HealingLeaders

REUNION SYMPOSIA: Sciences in Action at Clark • 2–3 p.m.Cathy ’83 and Marc ’81 Lasry Center for Bioscience, Room 320JoinPatMuraca‘91,PresidentandCEOofNucleaBiotechnologies,atranslationmedicinecompany,asheoffersauniqueopportunitytolearnabouthiscompanyandhowNucleahaspartneredwithClarkUniversityfacultyandstudents.PleasejoinusforatourofNuclea’sfacilitiesintheLasryCenterforBioscience.

REUNION SYMPOSIA: Trends and Opportunities in Today’s Challenging Financial Landscape • 2–3 p.m.Carlson Hall, GSOM, Room 231Joinpanelistsastheysharetheirinsightandpersonalreflectionofthetrendsandopportunitiesintoday’sfinancialworld. Panelists include: Jeffrey Gelman ’81, Partner,SaulEwingLLP Matthew Ingram, VisitingProfessorofFinance,ClarkUniversity Daniel E. Rosen ’96, Principal,G.C.AndersenPartnersCapitalLLC. Steven Seelig ’66, Ph.D. ’71,PrincipalandCEO,FinancialStabilityAssociates Bob Stevenish ’86, ManagingDirector,CitigroupGlobalMarketInc.

Scavenger Hunt on the Green • 2–3 p.m.Campus GreenTestyourknowledgeofClarktriviainthisannualcompetition.Allagesarewelcome.MeetattheFreudstatue.

Wright and Bullock Residence Halls Open House • 2–3 p.m.Wright and Bullock HallsRememberyourfirsthomeatClark?ComeseethenewlyrenovatedWrightandBullockHalls,completewithstudylounges,kitchens,andmoresharedcommonspaces.Meetinthefirstfloorlobbyofthehallsforthisopenhouse.

New Building Tour • 2–3 p.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsDirectorofPhysicalPlantPaulBottis’84leadsthiscampustourshowcasingClark’snewestspaces.TourwillbeleavingfromthelobbyoftheAcademicCommons.

Athletics Reception • 2–3 p.m.Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver StreetAlumni,graduatingseniorsandtheirfamiliesjoinSeanSullivan,Clark’snewAthleticDirector,inacelebrationofClarkathletics.

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ALANA (African, Latino/a, Asian, Native American) Reception • 3–4 p.m.Lessons LearnedDana CommonsJoinALANAstudents,facultyandalumniforaspecialreception.ThisisagreatopportunitytolearnabouttheALANAinitiativesoftoday’sstudents.JoinapanelofALANAalumniastheyshare“LessonsLearned”ontheClarkcampus.

An Afternoon of Music • 3–5 p.m.Under the Big Top, 130 Woodland Street (Behind Harrington House)JoinusforanafternoonofmusicwithperformancesbytheClarkBarsandotherClarkmusicians.

3–4 p.m. Clark University Jazz ComboTheClarkUniversityJazzComboisoneoftwoperforminggroups(alsoJazzWorkshop)belongingtotheClarkUniversityJazzProgram.TheJazzCombofocusesonsmallensemblejazzandimprovisation,playinggenresincluding,butnotlimitedtopopularjazzstandards,blues,latin,andfunk.TheJazzCombohasgrownpopularatClarkfortheirvariousperformancesatstudent,faculty,anddepartmenteventsoncampus.4–5 p.m. CLARK BARS

Class of 2006 Wright Hall Reception • 3–4 p.m.Wright HallJointheclassof2006foraspecialreceptionintherecentlyrenovatedWrightHall.

Learn About Admissions • 3–4 p.m.John and Kay Bassett Admissions Center JoinJarradNunes,SeniorAssistantDirectorofAdmissions,tolearnaboutthecurrenttrendsincollegeadmissionsatClark.

University Park Partnership Discussion • 3–4 p.m.Cathy ‘83 and Marc ‘81 Lasry Center for Bioscience, Room 124JoinJackFoley,VicePresidentforGovernmentandCommunityAffairsandCampusServices,forhispresentationonUniversityParkPartnershipandavantouroftheMainSouthneighborhood.ThisisabighiteveryReunion,sosignupearlyintheAcademicCommonstoreserveyourseat.Ticketsareneededforyourseatonthebus.

REUNION SYMPOSIA: Inside the TV and Film Industry • 3–4 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 120Joinpanelistsastheydiscussthebehindthescenesworldofthetelevisionandfilmindustry. Panelists include: Elana Barry ’86,ManagerandProducer,AnonymousContent Marcia Butzel,AssociateProfessorofScreenStudies Matthew Maguire ’06, FreelanceFilmmaker Wendi Trilling ’86, ExecutiveVicePresidentofComedyDevelopment, CBSEntertainment

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SATURDAY MAY 21 REUNION SYMPOSIA: Evolving Nonprofits in a Changing Economy • 3–4 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 118Joinpanelistsastheydiscussthesurvivalofthenonprofitintoday’seconomy. Panelists include: Ramon Borges–Mendez, AssociateProfessorofCommunityDevelopment andPlanning,ClarkUniversity Robin Cohen ’06, M.P.A. ’07, CommunityRelationsOfficer,JewishBigBrothers BigSisters Jonathan Kappel ’81, DirectorofDevelopment,Anti–DefamationLeague Shelia McCann ’71, ManagingPartner,BeddowsMcCannConsulting Steven Singer ’91, CampaignManager,EntertainmentMediaandCommunications DivisionUJA–FederationofNewYork Peter Wayne ’76, AssociateDirector,QueensLibraryFoundation

Class of 2001 Wine and Cheese Reception • 4–5 p.m.Higgins University Center, The Grind, Basement LevelMembersoftheclassof2001willgatherforaspecialwineandcheesereception.Thisisagreatopportunitytotryavarietyofwineandcheesepairingswhileconnectingwithclassmates.

CLARK BARS Performance • 4–5 p.m.Under the Big Top, 130 Woodland Street (Behind Harrington House)OnceaClarkBaralwaysaClarkBar!ClarkBarsofyesterdayandtodaycometogethertoperformtheirfavoriteacapellamusicatthistraditionalconcert;thisyearmarksthegroup’s22ndanniversary.RehearsalswillbeFridaynightfrom9:30p.m.tomidnight,andSaturdayat10a.m.BothrehearsalswillbeinJonasClarkHall,room220.

M. Hazel Hughes ’44 Plaque Dedication • 4–5 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 001JoinusaswehonorthememoryofHazelHughesanddedicateaplaqueinhernamemarkingthelocationoftheformerWomen’sgym.ApanelofalumniwillsharetheirmemoriesandhistoryofHazelHughesandtheWomen’sAthleticAsscoiation. Panelists include: Barbara Andersen ’46 Pat Debroat-Brissette ’68 Elyse Darefsky ’79 Donni Rodman ’69, M.A. Ed. ’72

REUNION SYMPOSIA: Marketing in the 21st Century: The Evolving Impact of Technology and Social Media • 4–5 p.m.Jonas Clark Hall, Room 102Joinpanelistsastheydiscusshowsocialmediahasaffectedmarketinginthe21stcentury. Panelists include: David Dallaire ’86, Owner,FENNECConsulting Paula David, VicePresidentofMarketingandCommunications,ClarkUniversity Daniel Greenwald ’86, President/CreativeDirector,WhiteRhino Sean Hurley ’06, M.A. ’07, MarketingAnalyst,CustomersPortfolio Mary Owens ’86, VicePresidentCorporateCommunications,CVSCaremark Larry Roshfeld ’80, ExecutiveVicePresident,Sonatype

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REUNION SYMPOSIA: Intergenerational Dialogue – Mind the Gap – Navigating the Generational Divide • 4–5 p.m.Dana CommonsFromtheBabyBoomerstoourincomingclassofMillennials,ideasaboutwork,family,technology,andpoliticsareshiftinginsurprisingandsometimeschallengingways.Canwetalktooneanotheraboutthevaluesthatshapeourunderstandingoftheworldandofeachother?Canwelearnfromothergenerationstomorefullyunderstandourownchoices?JoinPaulKunin’76,andSarahBuie,DirectorofClark’sDifficultDialoguesInitiativeandtheHigginsSchoolofHumanities,andProfessorofVisualandPerformingArts,foranintergenerationalalumnidialogue,sponsoredbytheDifficultDialoguesprojectandtheAlumniAffairsOffice.

Alumni and Parent Admissions Program (APAP) Reception • 4–5:30 p.m.John and Kay Bassett Admissions Center, 3 Maywood StreetJoinAPAPDirectorJudyEarls’02,M.S.P.C.’10,theAdmissionsstaffandcurrentAPAPvolunteersaswecelebrateYOU—themostdedicatedandengagedvolunteersinClark’shistory—andyourcontributionstoClark’ssuccessthisyear.Wepromisetheconversationwillbelivelyandfun!Complimentarybeerandwine.

Camp Clark • 5–10 p.m. (Ages 3–10)Goddard Library, Academic CommonsLetCampClarktakecareofyourchildrenwhileyouattendeveningevents.ParentspleasebringyourchildrentotheAcademicCommonsforthisprogram.Preregistrationisrequired.

Reunion 2011 Cocktail Party • 5–6 p.m. Campus GreenEnjoyanafternoonontheGreenwithanall–classcocktailparty.Meetandgreetclassmatesandfriendswhilegatheringtocelebrate.ClassphotoswillbetakenduringthistimebeginningwiththeClassof1961at5p.m.

Alumni Class Dinner (Classes of 1931–2010) • 6–8 p.m.Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver StreetCelebrateyourclassanniversarywithaspecialdinnerreceptionintheDolanFieldHouse.Reunionclasses1966,1971,1976,1981,1991,1996,andthe50yearassociationwillbediningintheDolanFieldHouse.

Class of 1961 50th Anniversary Celebration • 6–8 p.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsMembersoftheClassof1961enjoyanextendedcocktailpartyfollowedbyadeliciousdinnerandclasscelebration.ThiswillbeaspecialtimeforClassof1961membersandtheirguests.

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Class of 1986 25th Anniversary Dinner Celebration • 6–8 p.m.Higgins University Center, Tilton Hall, Second FloorCelebratethismilestonereunionwithaspecialdinnerreception.Classmateswillcometogetherforanightofmemoriesandfun.ReminisceaboutyourtimeatClarkandfindoutwhatyourfriendshavebeenuptooverthelast25years.

Class of 2001 Graduates of the Last Decade (G.O.L.D.) Dinner • 6–8 p.m.Higgins University CenterEnjoyaspecialdinnerfortheClassof2001inLurieconferenceroomintheHigginsUniversityCenter.JoinyourfellowGOLDalumniforthiscelebration.

Class of 2006 Graduates of the Last Decade (G.O.L.D.) Dinner • 6–8 p.m.Higgins University CenterEnjoyaspecialdinnerwiththeClassof2006inGraceconferenceroomintheHigginsUniversityCenter.JoinyourfellowGOLDalumniforthiscelebration.

Scotch Tasting Event • 8–9 p.m.Higgins University Center, Student LoungeJoinDirectorofPlannedGivingDanPetrocelliforgreatscotchandconversation.CashBar.

1991 Pub Night at Moynihan’s • 8–10 p.m.Moynihan’s Restaurant and Pub, 897 Main StreetJointheclassof1991astheyrevisittheirfavoritepubfordrinksandfun.

A Special Class of 1971 Party • 8–10 p.m.Higgins University Center, The Grind, Basement LevelAClassof1971partyfeaturingmusicbytheartiststheyexperiencedliveoncampus.

R&B Concert by the Lyle Divinsky Group, sponsored by the Class of 1981 • 8–11 p.m.Dolan Field House, 75 Beaver StreetJoinusforR&Bclassicsfromthepast50years,includingthetopBillboardhitsfromeachreunionyear.TheLyleDivinskyGroupisadynamiccollaborationfeaturingthesoulsoundsofmusiciansfromNewYorkCityandPortland,Maine.Allalumniareinvited.Cashbar.

Dancing Under the Stars • 8 p.m.–MidnightUnder the Big Top, 130 Woodland Street (Behind Harrington House)KeepthecelebrationrollingatoneofthemostpopularReuniontraditions.From8–10p.m.thediscjockeywillfeatureamixofthe70s,80sand90s;from10p.m.–midnightthediscjockeywillplayamixoftoday’shits.CashBar.

Midnight Bagel Brunch • 11:55 p.m. – 1 a.m.Goddard Library, Academic CommonsJoinMembersoftheTribe,honoraryMembersoftheTribe,andfellowtravelersforbagels,spreads,pastries,andhotandcoldbeverages,foroldtime’ssake.HostedbyClarkHillelDirectorDavidCoyne.

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Reunion and Commencement Brunch • 9 a.m.–NoonHiggins University Center, Dining HallAttendafarewellbrunchbuffetwithyourclassmatesandfamiliesoftheclassof2011.TicketscanbepurchasedatthedoorfortheReunionandCommencementBrunch.

Hillel Brunch • 9 a.m.–Noon Higgins University Center, Asher Family Student Organization Suite, Third FloorJoinDirectorofHillel,DavidCoyne,forabagelbrunchwithstudentleadersofClarkHillel.

Phi Alpha Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–NoonHiggins University Center, Dining HallJoinbrothersforaPhiAlphacelebration.Familyandfriendsareencouragedtoattend.Tableswillbereservedinthedininghall.

Kappa Phi Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–NoonHiggins University Center, Dining HallJoinbrothersfortheannualKappaPhibrunch.Familyandfriendsareencouragedtoattend.Tableswillbereservedinthedininghall.

Lambda Chi Alpha Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–NoonBeechwood Hotel, 363 Plantation Street, WorcesterJoinBobLancey’51andCostasLabovites’52foraLambdaChiAlpha–sizedCelebration.Familyandfriendsareencouragedtoattend.Limitedticketsareavailablefor$30andcanbepurchasedattheAcademicCommonsthroughSaturday,May21at5p.m.TicketswillnotbeavailablethedayofthebrunchattheBeechwoodHotel.

Honors Convocation –The Outstanding Secondary Educator Award 10:30 a.m.Atwood Hall, Daniels TheaterTheAlumniAssociationwillrecognizethecriticalroleteachersplayinpreparingstudentsforhighereducation.The2011OSEAawardwillbepresentedtoBarbaraSasso,teacherattheWilburCrossHighSchoolinNewHaven,Conn.MirandaValerio,classof2011,nominatedthiswonderfulteacher.

GSOM Commencement Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.John and Kay Bassett Admissions CenterTheGraduateSchoolofManagement(GSOM)hoststhisannualbrunchforitsalumni,guestsandgraduatingstudents.

SUNDAY May 22, 2011

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Reunion and Commencement Brunch • 9 a.m.–NoonHiggins University Center, Dining HallAttendafarewellbrunchbuffetwithyourclassmatesandfamiliesoftheclassof2011.TicketscanbepurchasedatthedoorfortheReunionandCommencementBrunch.

Hillel Brunch • 9 a.m.–Noon Higgins University Center, Asher Family Student Organization Suite, Third FloorJoinDirectorofHillel,DavidCoyne,forabagelbrunchwithstudentleadersofClarkHillel.

Phi Alpha Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–NoonHiggins University Center, Dining HallJoinbrothersforaPhiAlphacelebration.Familyandfriendsareencouragedtoattend.Tableswillbereservedinthedininghall.

Kappa Phi Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–NoonHiggins University Center, Dining HallJoinbrothersfortheannualKappaPhibrunch.Familyandfriendsareencouragedtoattend.Tableswillbereservedinthedininghall.

Lambda Chi Alpha Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–NoonBeechwood Hotel, 363 Plantation Street, WorcesterJoinBobLancey’51andCostasLabovites’52foraLambdaChiAlpha–sizedCelebration.Familyandfriendsareencouragedtoattend.Limitedticketsareavailablefor$30andcanbepurchasedattheAcademicCommonsthroughSaturday,May21at5p.m.TicketswillnotbeavailablethedayofthebrunchattheBeechwoodHotel.

Honors Convocation –The Outstanding Secondary Educator Award 10:30 a.m.Atwood Hall, Daniels TheaterTheAlumniAssociationwillrecognizethecriticalroleteachersplayinpreparingstudentsforhighereducation.The2011OSEAawardwillbepresentedtoBarbaraSasso,teacherattheWilburCrossHighSchoolinNewHaven,Conn.MirandaValerio,classof2011,nominatedthiswonderfulteacher.

GSOM Commencement Brunch • 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.John and Kay Bassett Admissions CenterTheGraduateSchoolofManagement(GSOM)hoststhisannualbrunchforitsalumni,guestsandgraduatingstudents.

Tenth Annual Golden Opportunity March • 12:30–1:45 p.m.Kneller Athletic CenterMembersoftheClassof1961andthe50–YearAssociationwillleadtheClassof2011inthecommencementprocession.Ifyouwouldliketocheeronthiswonderfulgroupofalumni,theprocessionwillbeginat1:15p.m.WeaskallalumniparticipatingtoreporttotheKnellerby12:30p.m.

Commencement • 1:30 p.m.Campus GreenPleasejoinusaswewatchtheClassof2011becomethenextgenerationofalumni.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Formoreinformation,stopbyourinformationdeskintheAcademicCommonsoraskoneofourstudentvolunteers—you’llknowthembytheirredpoloshirts.

What residence hall are my classmates staying in?ThisyearalumniwillbestayinginWright,BullockandMaywoodHalls.

What if I want to check out of the residence halls before 9 a.m. on Saturday or Sunday?IfyouneedtoleavetheResidenceHallbeforestudentsareatthecheck–outtableinyourresidencehalllobby,pleaseletthestudentsknowatthecheck–indeskintheAcademicCommonsthenightbeforeyouleave.Leaveyourroomkeyandswipecardonthedeskinyourroom,andshutthedoorbehindyou.

If I have questions or need assistance, is there someone to help me?StaffandstudentvolunteersareavailabletohelpyouthroughoutReunionWeekend.Pleasedon’thesitatetointroduceyourselfandaskthemquestions.

Where can I find restrooms on campus?Youcanfindrestroomsinthefollowingeventlocations:• AcademicCommonsatGoddardLibrary:Firstfloor• HigginsUniversityCenter:Ahandicap–accessiblerestroomison thefirstfloor,justoffAbrahmsGallery.Restroomsarealsoonthe secondfloorbehindthemailroom.• DolanFieldHouse:Allrestroomsarelocatedonthegroundfloor. IfattendingtheFridayNightdinnerortheSpreeDayFamilyPicnic, takethestairsorelevatordownonelevel.Restroomsarelocatedat thebottomofthestairs/elevator.• “BigTop”Tent:Restroomsarelocatedbehindthetent. Theseportablerestroomsareupscaleandhandicapaccessible.

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Where can I get a cup of coffee on campus?TheJazzman’sCaféintheAcademicCommonswillbeopenforthefollowinghours:Friday1-5p.m.Saturday10a.m.-1p.m.Sunday8:30a.m.–2p.m.

How much are drinks at the cash bar?Housewine$3Premiumbeer$3Mixeddrinks$5Cannedsoda$2Bottledwater$2Beerticketsavailablefor$2atDancingUndertheStars.ThroughoutReunion,wewantyoutohaveagoodtimewhilestayingsafeandresponsible.Herearesomelocaltaxiservicestohelpyou.

RedCab:508–792–9999YellowCab:508–754–3211

We hope you enjoyed your time on campus. Clark looks forward to having you back soon!

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KNELLERATHLETICCENTERFriday—BuildingandFitnessCenter:10a.m.–5p.m.•Pool:11a.m.–2p.m.Saturday —Building:7a.m.–5p.m.•FitnessCenterandPool:11a.m.–4p.m.Duringthesehours,thelocker–roomfacilitiesareavailabletoalumniforwardrobechangesifneeded.

SNACKS,NEWSPAPERS,ETC.Higgins University Center Concourse MachinesfortheBostonGlobe,Telegram&Gazette,NewYorkTimesandUSATodayarealllocatedintheHigginsUniversityCenter.

Clark U. Bookstore918MainSt.508–792–5330Fri.:9a.m.-5p.m.Sat.&Sun.:10a.m.–5p.m.

Big Y Foods100MayfieldSt.508–793–9011Living Earth232ChandlerSt.508–753–1896Walgreen’s320ParkAve.508–767–1732

CHURCHESFirst Baptist Church111ParkAve.508–755–6143Sun.,10a.m.Holden Chapel 279ReservoirSt.Holden,MA508–829–4441 Sundayat10a.m.nondenominationalSaint Luke’s Episcopal 921PleasantSt.508–756–1990 Sun.,8and10a.m.Saint Peter’s Catholic929MainSt.508–752–4674 Sat.,4p.m.;Sun.,7,9&11:15a.m.;5:15p.m.First Congregational1070PleasantSt.508–752–4635Sun.,10a.m.Saint Spyridon102RussellSt.508–791–7326 Sun.,10a.m.GreekOrthodox

SYNAGOGUESTemple Emanuel280MaySt.508-755-1257 KabbalatShabbat–Fri.7:30p.m.,ShabbatMorningMinyan–Sat.,10:30a.m.Beth Israel 15JamesburyDr.508-756-6204 Fri.,7:30p.m.;ConservativeSat.,9a.m.

BANKSPleaseconsultthetelephonedirectoryyellowpagesforadditionallistings.ATMs:TDBanknorth–InsideHigginsUniversityCenterBankofAmerica–443ParkAve.andCharlotteSt.(NexttoHoneyFarms)SovereignBank–443ParkAve.andCharlotteSt.(InsideHoneyFarms)Citibank–409ParkAve.andMaySt.(Inside7–Eleven)Branches:TDBanknorth295ParkAve.508–752–2584BankofAmerica255ParkAve.800–432-1000SovereignBank655ParkAve.508–791-6983

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