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View the list of attendees and photo ID key:
View the Special Class of 1978 Newsletter:
Chosen as one of the Top Headlines of 2011 Dartmouth Now:
President of the Class of 1978, Dave Graham's Address to the Class:
View Celia Chen's presentation on The Fate of Mercury in Aquatic Ecosystems at the LSC Dedication Nov. 4, 2011:
Over 200 individuals — including former College President James Wright, Gov. John Lynch, D-N.H., and 175 members of the Class of 1978 — attended the dedication ceremony for the Class of 1978 Life Sciences Center on Saturday morning. College President Jim Yong Kim also spoke at the event, which took place in the Arvo J. Oopik ’78 Auditorium and featured speeches and ceremonial activities streamed live in two overflow classrooms.
The dedication ceremony was the first time many of the members of the Class of 1978, who donated $40 million to fund the building, saw the new facilities, Biology department chair Thomas Jack, who spoke at the ceremony, said. The total cost of the LSC was approximately $90 million.
Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Michael Mastanduno opened proceedings by praising the “loyalty, leadership and generosity of Dartmouth’s Class of 1978.”
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Hot off the presses, the latest newsletter features the Class of '78 Life Sciences Building to be deicated in just a couple of months. It's a mini-reunion! We hope you can make it. Other news includes Rob Portman's '78 appointment to the Debt Panel, Marc Capobianco who was named Entrepreneur of the Month, and much more...
View the latest newsletter, with Jimmie Lee Solomon's article on diversity, Peter Raskind's reflection on his service as Cleveland schools’ interim CEO; Paul Taylor's personal perspective on the Joplin, Missouri tornado, mini-reunion photos and a list of '78's we're trying to get in touch with.
Check out the Class of '78's Class Project at Hood Museum: Museum Collecting 101
See the 25th Reunion Book from back in 2003. Warning! this is a 51MB download and may lock you up, but if you've got a fast connection, it's worth a look. Great pics and flashbacks!
Check out the pics from 78th Night!
It's time to elect a '78 Alumni Council representative to succeed Steve Adnopoz, whose term ends this June.
Ray Boniface and Anne Barschall have volunteered to stand for election to represent our class. We appreciate their willingness to serve. This is a non-political election, which partly serves to spark interest in the Alumni Council and class activities.
To view the candidates' photos, brief bios and statements, click here
Dave Graham Takes the Helm as Class President
From Newsletter Editor Brooks Clark:
Serving simultaneously as class president and newsletter editor over the past year, I realized that we needed to 1) strengthen our class management structure, 2) better coordinate our efforts, and 3) update our communications efforts to better support –
• our fantastic army of agents, who we honor on pages 4, 5 & 6;
• our Mini-Reunions (see page 2);
• next fall’s Class of 1978 Life Sciences Bldg. dedication, and
• our 35th reunion in 2013
This became especially clear in July, when I helped judge the dozens of 2010 class activity reports and voted for the Class of ’79 to win its second consecutive Class of the Year Award. The four 78 officers at October’s Class Officers’ Weekend asked the 79 officers how they did it, and they graciously told us. In gentle terms, we were “studying best practices.” In more direct terms, we “got schooled.”
We've got a growing gallery of photos online on Facebook but we need more. Got a favorite shot in the '78 Aegis? Gotten together with some classmates on the ski slopes, on the beach or up in Hanover? Share them, email to Hunt Melville '78 at southwoodstock @ mac.com or post them directly to the Facebook page.