INDIVIDUAL CLASS EVENTSBring your stories, photos, and memorabilia to share at an individual class event hosted by one of your classmates. Please RSVP on the registration form for your class’s event, and further details and directions will be provided closer to reunion weekend.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25

Class of 1960 Gathering and Dinner6:00 pm Cocktails; 7:00 pm Dinner, Norwich Inn, Norwich, VT

Members of the Class of 1960 and their guests will meet for cocktails, followed by dinner at the lovely Norwich Inn. Cash bar. Casual dress.

Class of 1965 Gathering and Dinner6:00 pm Cocktails and Dinner, Wrights’s home, Bosque Verde, Norwich, VT

Peter and Penny Wright will host an evening picnic for the Class of 1965.

Class of 1990 Gathering and Dinner6:00 pm Cocktails; 7:00 pm Dinner, Bensen home, Norwich, VT

Steve and Cinny Bensen and Sarah and Tom Johansen will co-host the Class of 1990 for cocktails and a casual evening dinner and gathering.

Class of 2000 Gathering6:00–8:00 pm, Ramunto’s Brick and Brew Pizzeria, 9 South St, Hanover, NH

The Class of 2000 and their guests will get together for appetizers and conversation at Ramunto's. Cash bar.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26

Class of 1985 Bar-B-Que Lunch by the Water1:00–4:00 pm, McGrory/Barr home, Lyme, NH

Join Diane McGrory and her husband, Patrick Barr, at their cottage on Reservoir Pond in Lyme for an afternoon BBQ by the water.

Class of 2000 Hike and Box Lunch10:00 am–1:00 pm, Hike location, TBD

Join your classmates and take in the breathtaking foliage season from the top of one of New Hampshire’s beautiful summits. Rain location to be determined.

WHAT WILL YOUR CLASS DO?There’s still time to organize a special activity for your class during reunion weekend. Contact the Office of Alumni Relations at Geisel.Alumni.Relations@Dartmouth.edu or (603) 653-0726 for help in planning an individual class gathering for your class.

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25WHITE COAT CAFÉ: YOUR REUNION WELCOME CENTER12:00–6:30 pm, Medical School Admissions Lobby, 3 Rope Ferry Road

Stop here first to pick up registration materials, mingle with classmates, and treat yourself to snacks and beverages. Refreshments will be provided throughout the day.

AN AFTERNOON AT THE MONTSHIREMontshire Museum of Science, Norwich, VT

Any day during the weekend show your reunion name badge at the Montshire Museum and receive complimentary admission for you and your family.

GEISEL TODAY SPECIAL PROGRAMTackling the World’s Troubles: Addressing Health Inequities at Home and Abroad4:00–5:30 pm, B03, Moore Hall

Join Lisa Adams, MD, M’90, Associate Dean for Global Health and Director of the Center for Health Equity at Geisel, for a discussion of the ways in which faculty and students are addressing health inequities domestically and internationally. From strengthening the health care systems of East Africa, to partnering with Native American communities in the U.S., to providing care to migrant farm workers in Vermont, Geisel faculty and students are empowering communities large and small to overcome the barriers to health and health care.

TDI ALUMNI & FACULTY RECEPTION4:30–6:00 pm, Faculty Lounge, Top of the Hop

There’s lots happening at The Dartmouth Institute! Come learn about recent developments and news at TDI, connect with fellow alumni and TDI faculty, while enjoying wine, beer, and hors d’oeuvres.

WELCOME RECEPTION 6:00–9:00 pm, Dartmouth Outing Club, Occom Pond

Partake of the ample hors d’oeuvres and beverages with friends as you enjoy the view of Occom Pond. Bring the kids—our treasure chest of puzzles and games will keep them busy. Then spend the evening returning to your old Hanover haunts or visiting new ones. Late night music at the Canoe Club on Main Street? Coffee at the Dirt Cowboy? For your ice cream craving, try the new gelato shop next door to the Nugget Theater.

Lisa V. Adams, MD Associate Dean

for Global Health

BRINGING THE KIDS?Kid-friendly events and sitter services will be available. Sitter fees and application available online. Visit GeiselAlumni.org/sitter_services to learn more.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26WHITE COAT CAFÉ: YOUR REUNION WELCOME CENTER8:00 am – 2:00 pm, Lobby, 1978 Life Sciences Center

Arriving on Saturday? Make this your first stop. Pick up your registration materials, grab a snack, and mingle with classmates. Refreshments will be provided throughout the day.

BREAKFAST WITH MEDICAL SCHOOL LEADERSHIP9:30–11:00 am, Room 200, 1978 Life Sciences Center

Enjoy a continental breakfast and conversation with the Medical School’s Interim Dean Duane Compton, Senior Associate Dean for Education Greg Ogrinc, and a representative of The Dartmouth Institute. These leaders will discuss the opportunities and challenges facing the Medical School, as well as the future direction of the School. Don’t miss this chance to question them about their vision and the trends occurring in health care education, medical research, and health care delivery science—and share your thoughts and ideas with them.

STUDENT PANEL11:00–11:45 am, Room 200, 1978 Life Sciences Center

Who are the Geisel students of today? What are their aspirations, inside and outside the classroom? Capture a glimpse of the medical school today through several of its current students.

ALUMNI AND FAMILY COOKOUT12:00–2:00 pm, 1978 Life Sciences Center Courtyard

Don’t miss a delicious cookout with your classmates. All classes and families are invited. There will be special activities for the kids, including a visit and bird discussion by an aviary expert from the Vermont Institute of Natural Science (VINS). After lunch, enjoy a hike on one of the nearby trails or head off to other amusements and fun activities in the Upper Valley.

PASSION FOR SNOW DOCUMENTARY FILM2:30–3:30 pm, B03, Moore Hall

This Emmy-nominated documentary traces more than 100 years of ski history in the United States, focusing on the many contributions of Dartmouth College and its alumni to the formation, growth, and ongoing innovations in all aspects of snow sports. See original and vintage footage, much of it public for the first time.

CHILDREN’S NIGHT OUT 6:00–9:30 pm, Cardigan/Washington Rooms, Hanover Inn

Near the reunion dinner, your children age five or older will enjoy an evening of activities, games for all ages, and age-appropriate movies. A healthy dinner and snacks are also provided. Contact Alumni Relations about babysitter services for infants and pre-school children. Sitter fees and application available online. Visit GeiselAlumni.org/sitter_services to learn more.

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CLASS DINNERS 6:00–6:45 pm, Reception at the Top of the Hop; 7:00 pm, Dinner at Alumni Hall

Meet classmates at the Top of the Hop for cocktails preceding dinner at Alumni Hall. Spend the evening rekindling old friendships, networking with alumni in other classes, or comparing thoughts about the changes at Dartmouth. Don’t forget to bring pictures and other memorabilia to share! Cheer on the reunion giving committees as they present their class gifts. Please tell us of any dietary restrictions. We will also stage class photos to capture the moment and send to you later.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27MEMORIAL SERVICE: A Time of Remembrance9:00–10:00 am, Top of the Hop

Alumni will come together to remember friends who have passed away in the last five years. Members of the Dermatones, the medical student a cappella group, will also perform several selections.

FAREWELL BREAKFAST BUFFET9:00–11:30 am, Dartmouth Outing Club, Occom Pond

Gather for a buffet breakfast and say farewell before heading home.

Over the weekend, enjoy any of these family-friendly adventures in the Upper Valley. No reservations necessary. Additional information for each will be included in your welcome packet at reunion and is available online. Canoes have been reserved for alumni all weekend, including Sunday. Additional questions? Ask us!

� Billings Farm and Museum • Woodstock, VT

� Fore-U Golf Center • West Lebanon, NH

� Greenhouse Tour (Friday only) • 1978 Life Science Building, 4th floor, Hanover

� Hood Museum • Hanover � King Arthur Flour • Norwich, VT � Ledyard Canoe Club • Hanover � Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller

National Historical Park • Woodstock, VT

� Poverty Lane Apple Orchards • Lebanon, NH

� Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site • Cornish, NH

� Simon Pearce Glass Blowing • Quechee, VT

� Tip Top Pottery • White River Jct., VT

� Vermont Institute of Natural Science • Quechee, VT

� Local favorite hikes: Holt’s Ledge (Lyme, NH), Gile Mountain (Norwich, VT)

SOJOURNS, TREKS AND ADVENTURES