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May 21- 22- 2010IndianapolisToursAll tours complimentary with paid reunion registration.Indiana Medical History Museum TourFriday, May 21, 9:00 a.m.Indiana Medical History MuseumThe Indiana Medical History Museum is located in the Old Pathology Buildingon the grounds of the former Central State Hospital on the near Westside ofIndianapolis. The museum represents the beginning of scientific psychiatryand modern medicine while the building itself is the oldest survivingpathology facility in the nation and is on the National Register of HistoricPlaces. The museum maintains a collection of scientific artifacts fromthe nineteenth and twentieth centuries in a completely authentic setting.Transportation provided. www.imhm.orgIU Medical Campusand IUPUIFriday and Saturday, May 21-22, 2:30 p.m.Your tour of campus beginswith a guided tour through theheart of the medical campuswhere you’ll see Wishard, Riley,and University Hospitals, IU’snewest research facilitiesincluding Walther Hall, and the site for the new Wishard Hospital, whichbegan construction this winter. We continue on as you explore the changes tothe IUPUI campus, Indiana’s urban and life sciences campus.IU/Clarian Simulated Learning CenterFriday, May 21, 2:30 p.m.Fairbanks HallIU’s new 30,000 square foot, multi-milliondollar high-tech simulated learningenvironment is one of the newest additionsto medical education at IU. Discover howtoday’s students and health professionalsare preparing for the real challenges thatface them every day. Alumni will havethe opportunity to use Harvey, a life-sizedmannequin that simulates heart sounds,SimMan 3G, a realistic computer-controlledpatient, and may get to deliver a baby using Noelle.Downtown IndianapolisSaturday, May 22, 2:30 p.m.Amazingly always new,Downtown Indianapolis offerssome of the Midwest’s mostspectacular landmarks,including the new public library,the Mass Ave Arts District,Conseco Fieldhouse, and LucasOil Stadium. Whether you livein Indy or are coming back for the first time, learn something new aboutIndianapolis on this docent-led tour.Reunion Receptions and DinnersUniversity Place HotelThe highlight of your reunion weekend experience!Join your classmates for a reception and privatereunion dinner to relive old memories and makenew ones. Your class reunion committee is busypreparing a great event that you will not want tomiss. Your class dinner and reception date is listedbelow. All events are at University Place Hotelunless otherwise noted.Friday, May 21Deans’ Alumni Reception, 5:45 p.m.(Complimentary)Deans Craig Brater and Marian Broome host a joint reception for physiciansand nurses in the University Place Hotel courtyard. If your reunion is onSaturday evening, make this your starting point for an informal Friday nightdinner with classmates and friends around town.* (Complimentary)Reunion Dinners, 7:00 p.m.Classes of 1947 1950 1955($50/person)Saturday, May 22IU School of Medicine Alumni Association Reception, 5:45 p.m.* (Complimentary)Reunion Dinners, 7:00 p.m.Classes of 1960 1965 1970 19751980 1985 1990 † 2000† Class of 1990 Reception and Dinner at Broadmoor Country Club(2155 Kessler Blvd, Indpls) beginning at 5:45 p.m.*Cash bar; alumni and their guest each receive one drink ticket.($75/person)If your class is preparing specific class activities for the weekend, those willbe mailed in a separate letter by your class committee. Each class will sit fora commemorative reunion photograph just before their dinner.GolfFriday, May 21, 7:00 a.m.Coffin Golf Club, IndianapolisPlay a round of golf with classmates at thebeautiful Coffin Golf Club in Indianapolis.Coffin Golf Club is an 18-hole, par 72 layoutoffering some of Indianapolis’ most invitingcourses. This exciting and challenging championship-quality public coursehas been redesigned to provide breathtaking beauty with mature trees anda winding river; it’s accessible to any level of golfer. Alumni can sign up fortee times in groups of four with classmates or you can be grouped with otherindividual golfers. Golfers who sign up will receive a round of golf, golf cart,golf balls, tees, and be reserved a spot at the opening luncheon featuringColts physician Tom Klootwyk, M.D. ’86.($75/golfer and includes opening luncheon at University Place Hotel)0 • 1975 • 1980 • 1985 • 1990 • 2000