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2:00 PM – 6:00 PMSchool of Environmental and BiologicalSciences Campus Tour and Dean’s ReceptionCook CampusExecutive Dean Robert M. Goodman extends an invitation to allalumni to participate in a tour highlighting the research andoutreach conducted at the School of Environmental and BiologicalSciences. Topics may include alternative energy, animalphysiology, climate change, geospatial technology, oceanography,and plant and turf breeding. Following the tour, the dean willhost a reception featuring local wines. For more information,visit execdeanagriculture.rutgers.edu/events.asp.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free2:30 PM – 4:30 PMSchool of Social Work Alumni:A Conversation with the DeanRutgers Club, College AvenueJoin your social work alumni colleagues for light refreshment,networking, and a conversation with Dean Richard Edwards ofthe School of Social Work. Hear about the new faculty, newbuildings, and new initiatives. Learn how the school ispositively affecting our community here in New Jersey andglobally. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $102:30 PM – 5:00 PMEngineering Reception with the FacultyEngineering Tours/Demonstration599 Taylor Road, Busch CampusCome and reconnect with the old and the new! Retired and currentEngineering faculty and department chairs will be on hand towelcome you and show you what is new and exciting at theSchool of Engineering! See registration form for tour details.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free4:00 PM – 5:00 PMQueens Chorale ConcertWinants Hall, Queen’s CampusJoin us for this popular event as the Queens Chorale returns toperform in the concert at Winants Hall for reunion weekend.6The women of the Queens Chorale have entertained alumniat both Homecoming festivals and other events, and thisconcert promises to be standing room only. Pre-registrationis required. Cost: Free.4:00 PM – 5:00 PMJane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum TourZimmerli Art Museum, College Avenue CampusWhether you are exploring this cultural jewel for the first time,or coming back to see how the Zimmerli’s collections andgalleries have grown since your time at Rutgers, all are invitedto enjoy this hour-long overview of the museum. The Zimmerliis one of the largest university museums in the United States.Visitors will be given a taste of the museum’s many collections,including American art, 19 th century European art, a delightfulgallery featuring original illustrations for children’s books, andthe largest holdings of Russian and Soviet modernist art after1950 outside of Russia. Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free5:30/6:30 PMClass Dinners for 5-year Reunion ClassesCome join your alumni classes of 1939, 1944, 1949, 1954, 1959,1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, and 2004. Theindividual class dinners continue as a tradition at Rutgers. Allalumni and their families have a chance to renew old friendshipsand make new ones. Pre-registration is required. See page 8for more details about your specific class dinner.6:00 PM – 8:00 PMReconnect with School of Communication,Information and Library Studies (SCILS)Red Lion Café, Rutgers Student Center, College AvenueCome reacquaint yourself with the School of Communication,Information and Library Studies (SCILS) at a casual evening,and enjoy heavy hors d’oeuvres and refreshments. Meet thenew dean, Jorge Reina Schement, and catch up with retired andcurrent faculty members. Socialize with alumni and friends ofSCILS and learn about the exciting modifications in SCILS’academic programs as the information and media landscapechange dramatically. The dean will discuss his vision for thefuture of SCILS and the importance of staying connected tothe school. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $106:00 PM – 8:00 PMCook Alumni Association Cocktail PartyNew Jersey Museum of Agriculture, Cook CampusCook Alumni Association welcomes alumni of all schools and allyears to join us for heavy hors d’oeuvres, drinks, live music andcamaraderie at the museum. Consider attending after the CookCampus tour and dean’s reception. Learn about our campus’facilities, history, activities, and people – why we loved our yearshere. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $306:00 PM – 9:00 PMLivingston Alumni AssociationDistinguished Alumni Awards DinnerTrayes Hall, Douglass Campus CenterCelebrate the recipients of the Livingston Alumni Association’sDistinguished Alumni Award and the first-ever Livingston LegacyAward honorees! This dinner event is a great way to join fellowLivingston alumni who share a passion for what made our almamater so special. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $306:00 PM – 9:00 PMGraduate School of EducationReunion CelebrationRutgers Club, College AvenueThe Graduate School of Education Alumni Association invitesall alumni of the GSE to a reunion celebration. Join us for
socializing, networking, food and beverages, and liveentertainment and fun. A cash bar will be available. ContactRoberta Kanarick, rkanarick@alumni.rutgers.edu, or BarbaraWhitman, BarbaraWhitman@comcast.net for information.Pre-registration is required. Cost: $196:00 PM – 9:00 PMSchool of Pharmacy All-Class Reunion DinnerNeilson Dinning Hall, Cook CampusThe Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy and the School ofPharmacy Alumni will host its annual All-Class Alumni Reunion.Please join us at this new time, which will replace our usualNovember reunion! The fun will begin with a cocktail hour at6 p.m., followed by a buffet dinner. We will be honoring theAlumnus/Alumna of the Year as well as the 50-, 25- and 10-yearreunion classes (Classes of 1959, 1984, and 1999 respectively).We urge all alumni, especially from class years ending in 4sand 9s, to attend and reconnect with their classmates, fellowgraduates, and faculty. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $557:00 PM – 10:00 PMYoung Alumni Event at Evelyn’s45 Easton Avenue, New BrunswickReunite with fellow Rutgers young alumni at Evelyn’s Restaurant& Bar for a great time at its outdoor bar and lounge. Enjoy oneof New Brunswick’s hottest outdoor venues while catching upwith old friends and making new ones. A DJ will keep your feetmoving while you savor a full buffet of hearty appetizers andnon-alcoholic beverages throughout the night. Cash bar isavailable. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $208:00 PM – 10:00 PMRU Alumni Wind Symphony ConcertNicholas Music Center, Douglass CampusThe RU Alumni Wind Symphony presents its Spring Concert.Everyone is invited to hear them perform in the Nicholas MusicCenter on Douglass Campus. Cost: FreeSUNDAY, MAY 179:00 PM – 11:00 AMReunion BreakfastBrower Commons, Faculty Dining Room, College AvenueJoin fellow alumni for breakfast on Sunday morning.Pre-registration is required. Cost: $1610:30 AMBildner Center Lecture:“In Search of Ancient Israel”Rutgers Student Center, 411ABC, College AvenueThe School of Arts and Sciences’ Bildner Center for the Study ofJewish Life presents a lecture by Professor Gary Rendsburg, “InSearch of (Most) Ancient Israel”. How did Israel begin? The Biblepresents its own narrative. Explore the current archaeologicalthought on the origins of Israel through slides of archaeologicaldata and written remains from both Egypt and Israel.Pre-registration is required. Cost: Free11:30 AM – 3:30 PMCook Alumni Pig Roast and BBQLog Cabin & Alumni Pavilion, Cook CampusA Cook tradition is reborn at our premier all-class reunion event.Pig roasts and BBQ’s were a common activity among Cookstudents, alumni, faculty, and staff. Join the Cook AlumniAssociation for a day of food and fun with your family.Vegetarian options provided. Don’t miss the activities for kids ofall ages. Pre-registration is required. Cost: $48 (adults 21 andolder), $40 (ages 13-20), $25 (ages 12 and under)MONDAY, MAY 188:30 AMCook Alumni Association ScholarshipGolf OutingRutgers University Golf Course, Busch CampusThe Cook Alumni Association has teamed up with the CookParents’ Association and the Vector Biology Department tobring you a great day of golf on a beautiful course. An 8:30 a.m.shotgun starts your day! Scramble format allows golfers of allabilities to play. Proceeds from registration, sponsorships,contests, raffle, and silent auction benefit scholarship funds.Non-golfers are encouraged to volunteer. Pre-registration isrequired. Cost: $110/individual golfer, $100 with a foursome,$75/student7
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