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THE REUNION HERALD June 6, 2008 3 CAMPAIGN FOR THE COLLEGES J\J\ Sailing into the Future When Campaign for the Col leges set sail on Sept. 21,2006 at Jazz at Lincoln Center, it was charted for a goal o f $160 million. Tracing its way across the country, from Washington, D.C. to San Francisco, the Campaign has raised $135 million.. \The thanks go to the generous support of more than 1 1 , 0 0 0 alums, parents and friends,” says Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob O’Connor. Over the past year, the Campaign has already funded vital projects on campus, such as renovations to Scandling Campus Center, and the li brary's new Learning Com mons, new residence space in Carr M cGuire House, de Cordova Hall and Caird Hall; construction o f the Cen tennial Center for Leadership; and the creation of the Abbe Center for Jewish Life. (For more details on campus growth, see pages 6-7.) ‘*As we move toward clos ing Campaign for the Colleges, we focus our efforts on athlet ics, performing arts and endow ment,” says O’Connor. “On and around Boswell Field, there will be renovations including a new all-season playing surface, enhanced stadium seating, an expanded Elliott Varsity House and much more.” (To read about the renovations, see page 8.) In January 2008, the Board approved plans that will enhance facility and programming needs for music, dance and theatre on campus. Improvements will include newly renovated and ex panded space for theatre in what is currently the Bam, a separate performing arts center on cam pus to be built and a renovation of Bartlett Theatre in Coxe Hall to become the campus venue for musical recitals. “We also will continue to strengthen our endowment to underwrite more scholarships, which greatly increases ac cess to talented students,” says O’Connor. “In addition, a more robust endowment will provide greater access to internships for all students, reward exceptional Cam p a ig n P r o g r e s s : $ 1 3 5 m illio n JA As o f 5/27/2008 Campaign Goal: $160 million Professionals In Residence Throughout the academic year, alums return to campus to offer current students insight, advice and expertise about their profession. Some of this year’s guests included your classmates ... Trustee Thomas S. Bozzuto ’ 6 8 , President/CEO, Bozzuto Group, Jan. 24-25 e> Lori Gable ’ 8 6 , Producer, Fusion == CO g Productions, February 21-22 Dan Rosensweig ’83, Operating Principal, Quadrangle Capital Partners, March 7 Erik Van Slyke ’85, Principal, Buck Consultants, March 10-11 Chris Coffin ’83, General Manager; Doubletree Guest Suites, April 10-11 Stop by Career Services in the Salisbury Center in TTinity Hail for-more information on how to become a Professional in Residence or call 315-781-3514. Q & A with a Menu Maven We sat down with Dining Services Catering Manager Pat Hetock, who has overseen the Reunion menu at HWS for more than 30 years, to give you the head’s up on the culnary delghts you’l be biting into duringReunion Weekend. Sowhataonthemenufor s h ^ f ^ nWmpn WWWftmrOTf Fridty night wsh«v«Sn interna tional dinner, which w i have foods II vflifOWf 10 fili OMflniCUItUiMi a j e ikA - SNPUTOBy'VMVv WRIP* ® fWff York-styledeK lunch with caived pastrami, turkey arid other deli must-haves... plus Various Salads arid i make-your-own shortcake bar. Saturday night there wM be carved nwats, including steamship beef arid carved pOrfc. asweN as many vegan and vegetarian dishes. SOtoer Reunion Alums will be served beef tenderloin in the Com mon Room in Scandling Center, At %00 PM on tha Quad [on Saturday], w al be serving what I Hra to call “Happy Endings...a dessert spread of cheesecakes, tarts, fondue and much more.' How have etums responded to the food in On pest? Many alums search u» out to teN us how great the food and service was. Others have sent notes. The response has really been over- W n W m l O Q . F6r mom detain about the meals througtwutReunionWMekend, check your Reunion Packet or atop by Reunkin Headquarters. faculty with professorships, en sure the future of programs such as global education and service learning and much more.” With an admirable journey behind it and a focused course ahead, Campaign for the Col leges will keep Hobart and William Smith at the forefront of higher education for genera tions to come. FIND YOUR FRIENDS: Take advantage of the arrival screens in the Library Atrium to find and connect with classmates. The Melly Academic Center atrium (attached to the Warren Hunting Smith Library) is your Reunion Headquarters. Welcome Reunion-goers / Alumni House welcomes everyone back for Reunion 2008. Director of Alumni Relations Jared Weeden ’91, Director of Alumnae Relations Kathy Killius Regan ’82 and Vice President for Institutional Advancement Bob O’Connor look forward to seeing you around campus! 9 p.m. - Midnight at Houghton House An evening of tfa s z : featuring Bob Masteller’60‘and Steve Venuti 71. Viewrfworlrom a f \Selections” -he t 2007-08 Studentxhibition E of artndrchitectureorks, a a w andourheatherine,lliotttudiortsenternd t t K D E S A C a Goldstein Familyarriageouse. C H (Cash bat)
