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November
2005
There is no question
that the last few months have been tough. We've heard from many
alums and want you to know that your voices do matter. Just this
week, the Alumni Board met with Gary Abramson, SPA/BA '68,
the new chair of the Board of Trustees, and Pamela Deese,
SPA/BS '80, WCL/JD '83, a member of the Board of Trustees,
to express some of the concerns and opinions of our fellow alumni,
particularly on the subject of board governance. I am communicating
with others on the Board of Trustees as they begin to form governance
and other committees to ensure that there is representation from
alumni in those groups. We are also working to get a permanent,
voting representative from the Alumni Board on the Board of Trustees,
and we look forward to working with the rest of the university community
as we focus on governance issues going forward.
For the latest information regarding issues of Board governance,
campus statements, and to express your thoughts about AU's future,
please visit the new Governance
Web site. There you will find links and contact information
for the Board of Trustees
and other university groups. For a listing of your alumni board
members or to contact any of us, please visit the Alumni
Web site.
As always, thanks for your involvement and support as we continue
to move forward.
Best,
Carey Earle,
SOC/BA
'88
Alumni Board President
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Old
friends and new gathered at Alumni Weekend 2005
photo by Jeff Watts
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Gala Grand Opening Welcomes 850 to Shining New Arts Center
The
sparkle of candlelight. The sheen of gold tablecloths. The shimmer
of blue stars floating behind the students who performed for...
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story
Alumni
Weekend Brings Hundreds Back to Campus
More
than 750 alumni and friends from across the country came back to
campus for Alumni Weekend 2005... read
story
"Golden
Eagle" Alumni Celebrate Reunion at New Katzen Arts Center
Nearly
70 alumni who graduated more than 50 years ago hugged and exchanged
stories old and new as they reunited... read
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Dr.
Cyrus and Myrtle Katzen cut the ribbon to officially open the Katzen
Arts Center on Oct. 20
photo by Jeff Watts |
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Family Makes Home in Diversity of South Africa
How
many languages are enough? Ask multilingual Holger Wagner,
SIS/MS '02,
how many he wants his daughter to learn... read
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Celebrates Millionth Volume, Faculty and Alumni Authors
Bender
Library recently exceeded one million volumes with the acquisition
of a rare title that was unveiled... read
story
Students
Wash Away Old Laundry Problems with High-Tech E-Suds
Remember
the days of lugging your overstuffed hamper and heavy bottle of
detergent to the opposite end of the hall only to find that every...
read
story
VP
Checcio Leaving AU for Fordham
Vice
President of University Relations Albert Checcio announced on October
31 he is leaving AU to become... read
story |
The
AU library's one millionth volume was announced on Nov. 2
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Weekly, AU's student newspaper, The
Eagle, and
American magazine. |
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| Calling
All Seattle Alumni! Don't
miss these two great opportunities to get involved with the Seattle
Alumni Chapter...
get
details
Second
Annual Alumni Thanksgiving Dinner in Paris
Join
fellow AU alumni living in Paris, as well as alumni from other American
and French universities for Thanksgiving dinner...
get details
Alumni Day at the Baltimore Museum of Art
Enjoy
a private, docent-led tour of the "Monet's London: Reflection on
the Thames, 1859-1914" and then dine on a delicious lunch... get
details
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Join Baltimore alumni for a day of art and brunch
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Neil
Kerwin, Acting President of AU, Discusses AU's Goals, Priorities,
Future
Neil
Kerwin, SPA/BA
'71, has worn many hats at AU. The alumnus,
a former School of Public Affairs faculty member, and former provost...
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