Saturday, February 23, 2013

Alumni Day 2013

Morning Programs

Arminio Fraga *85

9:00 a.m.

10:15 a.m.

Academic Research and Public PolicyJames Madison Medalist LectureArminio Fraga *85Founding Partner, Gávea Investments;former President, Central Bank of BrazilRichardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall

The Scientific Search for Life Beyond EarthChristopher ChybaProfessor of Astrophysical Sciences and International Affairs; Director, Program on Science and Global SecurityMcCosh Hall, Room 50

Is Demography Destiny? U.S. Diversification and its DiscontentsMarta TiendaMaurice P. During Professor in Demographic Studies; Professor of Sociology and Public Affairs; Director, Program in Latino StudiesMcCosh Hall, Room 10

WORKSHOP: Social Media 101: An Introduction to Social NetworkingFriend Center, Room 009

Do Princeton Graduates Match the Moment?Woodrow Wilson Award LectureMitchell E. Daniels Jr. ’71President, Purdue University; former Governor, State of IndianaRichardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall

Inequality at Birth: Some Causes and ConsequencesJanet Currie *88Henry Putnam Professor of Economics and Public Affairs, Woodrow Wilson School; Director, Center for Health and WellbeingMcCosh Hall, Room 10

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MItchell E. Daniels Jr. ’71

10:15 a.m.

10:30 a.m.

11:30 a.m.

Writing About ScienceMichael LemonickVisiting Lecturer in Astrophysical Sciences and the Council on Science and Technology; former Senior Science Writer, Time magazineEast Pyne Hall, Room 010

Princeton’s Online Learning Experiment: A Conversation on CourseraJeremy Adelman, Walter Samuel Carpenter III Professor in Spanish Civilization and Culture, and Director, Council for International Teaching and Research; Mitchell Duneier, Maurice P. During Professor of Sociology; and Jeff Himpele, Senior Associate Director of the McGraw Center for Teaching and LearningMcCosh Hall, Room 50

WORKSHOP: Navigating the College Admissions ProcessJanet L. Rapelye, Dean of Admission Maureen Kelly Scott ’75, Chair of the Princeton Schools CommitteeRobertson Hall, Dodds Auditorium

DEMONSTRATION: The (Oxidized and) Reduced Chemistry Company presents: Fiery, Energetic, and Colorful Chemistry, Part 2Kathryn M. WagnerLecture Demonstrator, Department of ChemistryFrick Chemistry Laboratory, Taylor Auditorium

Reception and Alumni Day Luncheon All alumni are invited to mingle with guests beforesitting down for lunch.Jadwin Gymnasium

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MItchell E. Daniels Jr. ’71

Morning Programs

Afternoon Programs

Outdoor Action: Rock Climbing and Bouldering for Beginners and IntermediatesExplore rock climbing at the Outdoor Action Climbing Center with experienced instructors. Open to families and children ages 6 and up (with parental accompaniment). Two one-hour sessions offered: 2:00–3:00 p.m. and 3:00–4:00 p.m. Each session is limited to 20 people and pre-registration is suggested.Princeton University Stadium, east side, 2nd level

Service of RemembranceA memorial service to honor deceased Princetonians and University faculty and staff members. Reception follows immediately in Prospect House.University Chapel

Student Projects: Princeton Undergraduate Research and Service SymposiumTalk to current undergraduates about their independent research in a broad variety of concentrations. Set up as a poster session, this event offers upper-class students a chance to showcase their work and gives alumni an opportunity to stroll through a sampling of the latest research and service projects by students. Drop in anytime between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m.Robertson Hall, Bernstein Gallery, lower level

Reception with the Madison MedalistAll alumni as well as friends of the Graduate School are welcome to attend a reception honoring Arminio Fraga *85, recipient of the 2013 James Madison Medal. To 6:00 p.m.Fields Center, 58 Prospect Avenue

2:00 p.m.

3:00 p.m.

4:30 p.m.

Alumni Day 2013

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Campus Events

Athletics: Women’s Lacrosse v. Villanova1952 Stadium Athletics: Men’s Tennis v. Fairleigh DickinsonJadwin Gymnasium Princeton University Art Museum Highlights TourMeet at the entrance to the Museum.Princeton University Art Museum Princeton Entrepreneurship ReceptionJoin alumni and aspiring student entrepreneurs for a reception showcasing Princeton entrepreneurship. The keynote speaker will be Carter Cleveland ’09, CEO and Founder of Art.sy, a free platform that empowers people to discover, learn about, and collect art.Palmer House Student Competition: Class of 1876 Prize DebateOrganized by the Woodrow Wilson Honorary Debate Panel, thisdebate will take place between two student teams on a currentevents topic. Inaugurated by the Class of 1876 at their tenth reunion and held annually ever since.Whig Hall Senate Chamber Dedication of Stone Inscription for Professor Walter KaufmannInformal service led by Dean Alison L. Boden and Richard Chrisman ’65 to remember Professor Kaufmann, who taught in the Princeton Philosophy Department from 1947 to 1980.Princeton University Chapel Athletics: Women’s Basketball v. CornellTickets required; $5/ticket. Purchase by phone: 609-258-9220.Jadwin Gymnasium Athletics: Men’s Hockey v. YaleTickets required; $10/ticket. Purchase by phone: 609-258-9220.Hobey Baker Rink Performance: The Baltimore WaltzPresented by Theatre Intime. Written by Paula Vogel.Directed by Emma Watt ’13. Tickets required; $12/ticket.Purchase by phone: 609-258-9220.Hamilton Murray Theater

1:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m.

4:00 p.m.

4:15 p.m.

6:00 p.m.

7:00 p.m.

8:00 p.m.

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Alumni Day 2013 locationsUniversity buildings

University buildings under constructionNon-University buildingsTigerTransit Shuttle

Alumni Day parking

To 701 Carnegie C

enter Q

CannonGreen

Holder

Madison

Hamilton

CampbellAlexander

Blair

Joline

Buyers

Witherspoon

West College

StanhopeNassau

Hall

HenryHouse

ChancellorGreen

East Pyne

FirestoneLibrary

Chapel

Dickinson

McCosh

Green

169

185

E

C

FB D

J

A G

FerrisThompson

Apartments

116 120

ProspectApartments

221199 201

Burr

Garden

122LabyrinthBooks

Theatre

114

Architecture

1879

Marx

WoolworthProspect

House

ProspectGardens

Lockhart

Foulke

Henry

Little

Laughlin

1901

PyneStephens

Fitness Center

DillonGym

Spelman

McCarterTheatre

BerlindTheatre

GRADUATECOLLEGE

26

West Lodge

WymanHouse

WymanCottage

ClevelandTower

SpringdaleGolf Course

NewSouth

WestGarage(Lot 7)

CogenPlant

ThermalEnergy

CoolingTowers

Lenz Tennis Center

PoeField

1912 Pavilion

Lourie-LovePavilion

20

Construction:Neuroscience

andPsychology

StreickerBridge

RobertsStadium

MyslikField

PlummerField

1952StadiumBedford

Field

1895Field

GulickPavilion

Shea RowingCenter

Class of 1887 Boathouse

Lake Carnegie

JadwinGym

ArchitectureLab

CaldwellFieldhouse

DeNunzioPool Elementary

Particle Labs

FitzRandolphObservatory

PrincetonStadium

PowersField

ClarkeField

FinneyField

CampbellField

SextonField

StrubingField

Upper Strubing

Field

Weaver TrackStadium

FrelinghuysenField

Chilled WaterPlant

BakerRink

200 Elm

Jones

FristCampusCenter

Brown

Cuyler 1903

Wright

Patton

Fisher

North

Hargadon

Murley-Pivirotto

Lauritzen

1981

180

228

Helm

262

Magie Apartments

Hibben Apartments

126120

SouthBaker

MacMillan

Bloomberg

BUTLER COLLEGE

MATHEY COLLEGE

ROCKEFELLERCOLLEGE

WilfBogle

1976CommunityHall

Scully Icahn

Thomas

Fine

Jadwin

McDonnell

Lewis Library Peyton

Center forJewish Life

5

Terrace

Campus

Robertson

Hoyt

Frick

Corwin

FisherBendheim

Finance

Bendheim

Wallace Sherrerd MuddLibrary

Tower CDE Quadrangle Ivy Cottage

TigerColonial

Cap & Gown

Cloister Charter

Bobst

91

Computing Center

P.U. Press

FriendCenter

ComputerScience

86Bowen

NorthGarage

EngineeringQuadrangle

EnergyResearch

Von Neumann

Schultz

GuyotEno

1938

1967

RockWilcoxWu

1915Gauss

1939Dodge-Osborn

1927-Clapp

Dillon West

Dillon East

Walker

FeinbergMcCoshHealthCenter

22

Palmer House

LowrieHouse

Clio Whig

MurrayTheater

ArtMuseum

Dod

Edwards

1937

College Road Apartments

99

2

1234

56 78

71

48

3536

McCormick

PardeeField

Dodge

Proctor

171

Princeton Theological

Seminary

106

FORBESCOLLEGE

PrincetonStation(Dinky)

WHITMANCOLLEGE

WILSONCOLLEGE

Maclean House

ScheideCaldwell

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LOT 19

LOT 24

LOT 27

LOT 16

LOT 32

LOT 33

LOT 17

LOT 17

LOT 28

LOT 6

LOT 11

LOT 8

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LOT 5

LOT 21

LOT 4

LOT 3

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LOT 9

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Alumni Day 2013 locationsUniversity buildings

University buildings under constructionNon-University buildingsTigerTransit Shuttle

Alumni Day parking

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