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Reconnect, Relive, Realize the Future
HAMPTON UNIVERSITY
2013 REUNIONMAY 10TH THROUGH MAY 12TH
Guide to the Reunion’s Schedule of Events
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From Alumni Affairs
Dear Hamptonians,
Show your love for Hampton University by visiting your alma mater during Reunion and Commencement Weekend 2013. Your presence and gifts during the weekend do not go unnoticed. Your gifts will help Hampton University continue its tradition of providing an education for life for future and current students, and help the University grow and maintain a competitive edge against other colleges and universities.
Did you know that alumni giving enhances the quality and reputation of the University; improving our ranking, and therefore the value of your degree? It is our duty, as alumni; to proudly support and pave the way for younger generations by showing them the dedication, loyalty and love we have for our alma mater by connecting with fellow alumni, giving to the University and supporting University initiatives.
Make plans now to attend Reunion and Commencement Weekend 2013. Your Hampton family awaits you.
In the Hampton Spirit,
Ciarra McEachin
Dear Hampton Family,
Remember when you walked the campus of Hampton as a student? Make plans to relive your college experiences in the company of your former classmates and friends. On behalf of the National Hampton Alumni Association, Inc., I am delighted to invite you to return to Hampton for an unforgettable 2013 Reunion Weekend.
You will not want to miss this opportunity to reconnect, remember and recharge. Walk the campus and commune with the place that shaped your life. Be sure to make time for NHAA, Inc. business at our plenary session and Memorial Service on Saturday morning. If you haven’t been home for a while, you will want to take a tour and marvel at the New Cafeteria, the Proton Therapy Institute and so much more.
The Hampton University Reunion Weekend is our chance to go back into time and relive the memories of our time at our Home by the Sea.
Return and be reminded of just how far you have come. I look forward to seeing YOU at our Home by the Sea!
In the Hampton Spirit,
Terry Mutakabbir
Sharon Fitzgerald ‘05, Alumni Affairs Director
Ciarra McEachin ‘05,Alumni Affairs Assistant Director
Terry Mutakabbir ‘77, NHAA, Inc., 1st Vice President
Sharon Fitzgerald
Greetings Hamptonians!
It is a great honor to serve you and be a part of something so special, endearing and important to our alma mater: Reunion Weekend! On behalf of the entire Hampton University family I extend a warm invitation to you all to return to our Home by the Sea. This year, Reunion for classes of 3 and 8 is scheduled for May 10-12, 2013. I extend special greetings to the Emeritus Class and congratulations to the Golden Class, Class of 1963, on celebrating your 50th Anniversary.
Come back to “Reconnect, Reminisce, and Relive the Future” of our alma mater. We have some exciting changes this year that we hope will encourage your participation even more. Though this year brings change, we will always be loyal to the traditions that have shaped us into who we are today. A loyalty that ne’er can perish!
The number of you who make this sentimental journey – many of you from great distances – is phenomenal and speaks volumes of our Hampton experience; how much friendship matters to us, how proud we are of our Hampton education, and how much we believe in the future of our great University. Our Hampton experience lives on through our connection with each other and the realization that, as Hamptonians, we exemplify the legacy of our beloved institution.
I look forward to connecting names to your smiling faces and giving big Hampton Hugs to those new and familiar to me. I truly hope to see you during Reunion Weekend 2013!
In the Hampton Spirit, r
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Page 2 Weekend At-A-Glance
Page 3Signature Events & Registration
Pages 4-5Description of Events
Page 6Shuttle Service Schedule
Page 7Class Leaders & Meeting Rooms
Page 8Golden Class Highlights
Page 9The Importance of Giving,
Class Giving Goals, and Ways to Give
Page 10Realize our Future
Page 11Events Pre-Registration Form
Page 12On Campus Housing
Pre-Registration Form
Page 13Staying Connected with HU,
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
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Weekend-at-a-Glance
FRIDAY, MAY 10TH 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Registration and Reunion Cafe - Student Center Ballroom - First Floor
11:00 a.m. Museum Tour - Departing from McGrew Towers / Student Center (F)
1:00 p.m. Campus Tour - Departing from McGrew Towers / Student Center (F)
2:00 p.m. Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute Tour -
Departing from McGrew Towers / Student Center (F)
5:00 p.m. Golden Anniversary Reception / Dinner- Hilton Garden Inn (T)
6:30 p.m. Emeritus Class Dinner - Crowne Plaza Hotel (T)
8:30 p.m. Evening with the Performing Arts - Ogden Hall (F)
Midnight Graduating Seniors /Alumni Singing Alma Mater
Ogden Hall Circle of Nations
SATURDAY, MAY 11TH 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Registration - New Cafeteria
9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. NHAA, Inc. Alumni Meeting, Movie Theater, Student Center -
All Alumni
10:00 a.m. – 12 Noon President’s Brunch - Golden Anniversary Class
Student Center, Ballroom A
10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Alumni Bazaar - New Cafeteria Waterfront
10:00 a.m. Army ROTC Commissioning - Armstrong Hall
11:00 a.m. – 12 Noon Memorial Service, Movie Theater, Student Center - All Alumni
12:00 Noon – 2:00 p.m. Alumni Picnic - New Cafeteria Waterfront - All Alumni (T)
1:00 p.m. Nursing Pinning Ceremony - Ogden Hall
2:00 p.m. Class Meetings
2:30 p.m. Class Photos
3:00 p.m. School of Pharmacy Oath - Memorial Church
6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Alumni Dinner Celebration - Hampton Roads Convention Center -
All Alumni (T)
SUNDAY, MAY 12TH 6:45 a.m. Emeritus Class Breakfast – McGrew Towers (T)
8:00 a.m. Assemble for Academic Procession - University Police Lawn
10:00 a.m. Commencement - Armstrong Stadium
Rain Site: Convocation Center (Admission by Ticket ONLY)
(F) Free Event (T) Ticketed Events (I) Invitation Only
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ALUMNI PICNICSaturday, May 11, 201312:00 noon – 2:00 p.m.
New Location: New Cafeteria Waterfront
ALUMNI DINNER CELEBRATIONSaturday, May 11, 2013
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.New Location: Hampton Roads Convention Center
1620 Coliseum Drive, Hampton, VA 23666
Join President and Mrs. William R. Harvey, members of the faculty and staff and fellow alumni at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. Dr. Harvey provides the keynote address and updates alumni on
University initiatives and happenings. Alumni and Chapters who have made outstanding contributions to the Alumni Association and the
University are recognized.
Check-in with Class Leader and Make Class Gift
Pre-Registered Alumni: Pick-up Pre-Paid Event Tickets
On-Site Registration Alumni: Purchase Event Tickets
Registration InformationFRIDAY, MAY 10TH 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Student Center Ball Room
SATURDAY, MAY 11TH 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
New Cafeteria
Take your place once again in Hampton’s history as you “Reconnect, Relive, and Realize the Future.”
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Friday, May 10th Museum Tour The Hampton University Museum is a unique institution and a national treasure. Founded in 1868, the Museum is the oldest African American museum in the United States and one of the oldest museums in the state of Virginia. The collections feature over 9,000 objects including African American fine arts, traditional African, Native American, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Island, and Asian art; and objects relating to the history of the University. The Museum will feature The Journey of Hope in America: Quilts inspired by President Barack Obama by Dr. Carolyn L. Mazloomi from April 26, 2013 - August 24, 2013. The Museum is located in the restored Huntington Building (the former library). FREE
Campus Tour Come home and see the great things that are happening at Hampton! Our campus is growing with the addition of new buildings. You have an opportunity to view the sprawling 255 picturesque acres and observe first hand the many improvements since your last reunion. The new cafeteria is open and will serve as the site for our Reunion Picnic. The tour begins promptly at 1:00 p.m. on Friday, May 10, 2013. You may board the tour bus at McGrew Towers and the Student Center. FREE
Description of Events
Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute Tour Tour the magnificent Hampton Proton Therapy Institute (HUPTI) during Reunion Weekend. At 98,000 square feet and a total of five treatment rooms, HUPTI is the only proton therapy center treatment center in Virginia. Treatment will be available for breast, lung, prostate, pediatric and other cancers, HUPTI is the largest free-standing proton therapy institute in the world. Additionally, HUPTI is the first proton center in the nation to provide proton-specific medical career training at a variety of levels, radiation to MD/PhD, and an additional beam line is dedicated to proton therapy research. FREE
Evening with the Performing Arts at Ogden Hall Join the students of Hampton University’s performing arts groups as they celebrate the culmination of the school year. The choirs, band, dance troop, and spoken word artists will perform as they highlight their graduating seniors. All are invited to participate in this annual tradition that will be sure to captivate and entertain you. FREE
Proton Therapy Institute • University Museum•
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University years before the first students enrolled. Today, the program has developed into one which promotes professionalism in dress, classroom decorum, presentation style, and participation in professional organizations. The program underscores academic excellence and the development of those tangible qualities necessary to deliver pharmaceutical care. The School of Pharmacy invites you to join them as their graduates participate in their Oath Ceremony. FREE
Alumni Dinner Celebration at the Hampton Roads Convention CenterCelebrate with those you haven’t seen in years … sit on the edge of your seat as class gifts are announced … be a witness as the Class of 1963 is officially read into the Emeritus Class! Don’t miss the annual Dinner Celebration at the Hampton Roads Convention Center. Located in the heart of the city, the Convention Center will provide just the right atmosphere to enjoy dinner, live performances and dancing in true Hampton style. Dr. William R. Harvey will be the keynote speaker and will provide a state-of-the-University address. Tickets for this event are $35.
Sunday, May 12th Commencement at Armstrong StadiumJoin the Hampton University family at the 143nd Annual Hampton University Commencement Exercises. The Class of 2013 will have their degrees conferred upon them by Hampton University President Dr. William R. Harvey and awards will be presented to two alumni who have, “let their lives do the singing,” the Outstanding-Alumnus-at-Large and the Outstanding Twenty-Year Alumnus. Immediately following the main ceremony in Armstrong Stadium, individual schools will hold ceremonies to present the actual degrees and read the graduates names aloud. FREE
Saturday, May 11th Army ROTC Commissioning at Armstrong Hall You are invited to witness the commissioning of the Army ROTC on Saturday, May 11, 2013. A Commissioned Officer will lead other soldiers in all situations and adjust in environments that are always changing. They are driven to achieve success with their team on every mission. Join Hampton University’s Pirate Battalion as the U.S. Army’s newest Officers are commissioned. FREE
Alumni Picnic and Bazaar on the New Cafeteria WaterfrontMake new memories with old friends as we gather at a new site for the annual Alumni Picnic! The waterfront behind the new cafeteria will provide the perfect backdrop for us to enjoy each other and marvel at the newly opened facility. There will be great food, fellowship, and fun as alumni of all ages return to our Home by the Sea. For your pleasure, vendors are located in the picnic area with a variety of merchandise for you to purchase. Tickets for this event are $15.
Nursing Pinning Ceremony at Ogden Hall The School of Nursing has the broad goal of improving health care and the overall quality of life in the state, the region, and the nation. It strives to reach this goal through the education of health care professionals, through provision of expertise and health care services to the health care systems and through research in promotion of wellness in nursing and in health care. Join the School of Nursing at they pin their graduates. FREE
School of Pharmacy Oath at Memorial ChurchThe School of Pharmacy was born in the minds and hearts of the academic community at Hampton
Description of Events
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Commencement Exercises
Annual Alumni Picnic
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Friday, May 10th TIME DEPARTURE ARRIVAL8:45 a.m. McGrew Towers Student Center11:00 a.m. McGrew Towers/Student Center HU Museum Tour1:00 p.m. McGrew Towers/Student Center Campus Tour2:00 p.m. McGrew Towers/Student Center Proton Therapy Institute Tour2:45 p.m. McGrew Towers Student Center 5:45 p.m. McGrew Towers Crowne Plaza Hotel, Dinner9:30 p.m. Crowne Plaza Hotel McGrew Towers
Saturday, May 11th TIME DEPARTURE ARRIVAL8:45 a.m. McGrew Towers Student Center, Alumni Meeting10:30 a.m. McGrew Towers/Student Center Student Center, Memorial Service12:00 noon McGrew Towers/Student Center New Cafeteria Waterfront, Picnic2:30 p.m. New Cafeteria Waterfront McGrew Towers5:15 p.m. McGrew Towers Hampton Roads Convention Center, Dinner5:30 p.m. McGrew Towers Hampton Roads Convention Center, Dinner9:00 p.m. Hampton Roads Convention Center McGrew Towers
Sunday, May 12th TIME DEPARTURE ARRIVAL8:00 a.m. McGrew Towers Armstrong Stadium - University Police Lawn
Immediately following Commencement, buses will return alumni to McGrew Towers.
NOTE: IN CASE OF RAIN, BUSES WILL GO TO THE CONVOCATION CENTER FOR COMMENCEMENT INSTEAD OF ARMSTRONG STADIUM.
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A FREE Shuttle Service will be provided every 30 minutesfrom McGrew Towers to the Student Center.
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Class Leaders & Meeting Rooms
Class of ‘63 Class of ‘88ETHEL BUCKMAN HALL – ROOM 122 ETHEL BUCKMAN HALL – ROOM 210 Dr. Sandra L. White-Olden Mrs. Kira M. [email protected] [email protected] 410.961.9532The Honorable Johnese White Howard Ms. Felecia [email protected] [email protected] 973.650.1651
Class of ‘68 Class of ‘93ETHEL BUCKMAN HALL – ROOM 207 MARTIN LUTHER KING HALL – ROOM 116Mr. Gilbert H. Scott, Sr. Ms. Dana M. [email protected] [email protected] 703.587.7023 202.487.1161Mr. Basil Jeffers [email protected] 703.282.6696
Class of ‘73 Class of ‘98ETHEL BUCKMAN HALL – ROOM 209 MARTIN LUTHER KING HALL – ROOM 112Ms. Norma J. Hatot Mr. Charles E. Wilson, [email protected] [email protected] 240.606.8515 202.834.0600Mrs. Jackie Stallings Evans Mr. Tiyale [email protected] [email protected] 404.932.8700 765.532.3078
Class of ‘78 Class of ‘03ETHEL BUCKMAN HALL – ROOM 101 MARTIN LUTHER KING HALL – ROOM 115Ms. Joan M. Wickham Mrs. Katrina Riddick [email protected] [email protected] 757.870.4522 804.986.1552Ms. Tanya McKoy 757.826.8771
Class of ‘83 Class of ‘08ETHEL BUCKMAN HALL – ROOM 206 MARTIN LUTHER KING HALL – ROOM 113Mr. Howard Smith Mr. Maurice Kuykendoll [email protected] [email protected] Mr. Pleasant Brodnax [email protected] Mr. Darrian P. Mack [email protected] 410.371.4269
EMERITUS CLASSMCGREW TOWERS – ROOMS A&B
Dr. Gladys F. White 336.275.8919
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Golden Class
or the Class of 1962, Reunion Weekend 2012 was a celebration of their 50th year as alumni of our beloved institution. To commemorate their Anniversary year, the Golden Class set forth to raise $100,000 under the leadership of class leaders Mrs. Wilma Chambliss Jones, Mrs. Alease Gant, Dr. Christine Darden, and Dr. Elva Williams Hunt. The Reunion Dinner Celebration was filled with heavy anticipation as each class eagerly awaited to hear from class leaders how much they were collectively able to raise for Hampton University. As the Golden Class’ check was revealed, you could feel excitement and energy in the air.
The Class of 1962 truly exemplified their loyalty and love for Hampton through giving by presenting the University with a check for $122,055, far surpassing their giving goal!
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Thank youClass of 1962 for your leadership!
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Congratulations to the Class of 1963 for celebrating your Golden Anniversary as
a Hampton graduate! Best wishes for a magical Reunion in May and extended
celebration as you enter the Emeritus Class. Continue to let your lives do the singing
as loyal sons and daughters of Hampton. Happy 50th Anniversary!
When asked how they were able to meet and exceed their giving goal, they credited team work, reaching out to their classmates early, and their unwavering love for Hampton.
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Class of 2008 - $10,000 Class of 1993 - $40,000 Class of 1978 - $80,000
Class of 2003 - $20,000 Class of 1988 - $50,000 Class of 1973 - $85,000
Class of 1998 - $30,000 Class of 1983 - $75,000 Class of 1968 - $90,000
Emeritus Class - $250,000
Ways to Give
The Importance of Giving to
u Giving enhances the quality and reputation of our university, improves our ranking,
therefore, the value of your degree.
v Alumni participation helps establish a culture of philanthropy that is vital to the
success and sustainability of the University.
w Corporations and foundations consider alumni participation when making funding
decisions.
x Alumni giving strengthens the credibility of our university and enables us to continually
attract experienced faculty and highly driven students.
As you celebrate your reunion year, making a gift to your alma mater signifies your commitment to the sustainability of Hampton.
Many alumni have questions as they consider their gift to Hampton University during a reunion year. The following information may help you decide how to support the University during this special anniversary year. Each class has
established giving goals for its reunion gift to Hampton University, both percent participation and total dollars raised, and often sets out to achieve new University records.
Class Goals
Golden Anniversary Class: Class of 1963 - $100,000
A Proud Hamptonian is a Giving Hamptonian.
Office of Alumni Affairs, Hampton University, Hampton, VA 23668.
Gifts to other interests and purposes, including planned gifts, are also appreciated and reported in the class’s overall fund raising total. All gifts received between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013 will be credited toward fund raising totals. Corporate matching gifts received during this time period will also be included. Pledges must be
paid by June 30, 2013 in order to be recognized in class totals.
Check or Money Order Credit Card Gifts Matching Gifts
Securities/Stocks Planned Gifts Endowed Scholarships
Online Giving - https://secure.hamptonu.edu/development
Mail: Contributions can be mailed directly to the
ALL GIFTS SHOULD BE MADE PAYABLE TO HAMPTON UNIVERSITY.
Proudly our roots reach deep into the history of this nation and the African-American experience, our sights – like yours – are set squarely on the horizons of the global community of the 21st century.
"The Standard of Excellence,
An Education for Life."
In 1995, Hampton joined the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
Hampton University has joined the fight against cancer in opening the nation’s 8th proton therapy facility, the largest in the world. The Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute (HUPTI) brings the latest, most precise cancer-fighting technology to Virginia and beyond.
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Name _________________________________________________________ Class Year __________
Spouse/Guest(s) ______________________________________________________________________
Please check the events you plan to attend and the number in your party:
ACTIVITY QUANTITY
o Alumni Picnic - $15.00 per person* _________
o Alumni Dinner - $35.00 per person* _________
o Campus Tour - Hampton University Proton Therapy Institute _________
o University Museum Tour _________
o NHAA, Inc. Alumni Meeting _________
o NHAA, Inc. Memorial Service _________
*ACTIVITIES ARE COMPLIMENTARY TO THE 50 YEAR CLASS MEMBERS ONLY.
You may charge your tickets to:
o Master Card o VISA o American Express o Discover
Card Number: _____________________________________________ Expiration Date: _____________
Signature of Cardholder: __________________________________________________________________
MAIL THIS FORM WITH CHECK OR CREDIT CARD PAYMENT BY APRIL 19, 2013.TICKETS MAY BE PURCHASED ONLINE AT: http://oaa.hamptonu.edu/store/
ONLINE REGISTRATION DEADLINE: APRIL 19, 2013
For more information call the Office of Alumni Affairs – 1.888.HU FORCE (1.888.483.6723) or 757.727.5425. Visit our website at www.hamptonu.edu.
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On-Campus Housing Pre-Registration Form
All alumni and guests, returning for reunion weekend, may request housing according to the fees indicated. Reservations for on-campus housing will be accepted on a “first-come, first-served basis.”
The 50 Year and Emeritus Class members will receive complimentary housing in McGrew Towers. However, housing fees must be paid for spouses and guest(s) of 50 Year and Emeritus Class members.
Name __________________________________________________________________________________
Class Year ______________________________________________________________________________
Mailing Address _________________________________________________________________________
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Email Address _______________________________________Telephone Number __________________
Room Occupancy/Fees:
_______ Double: $35.00 per person / per night
_______ Single: $70.00 per person / per night
MAKE PAYMENT AT MCGREW TOWERS ON THE DAY OF CHECK-IN
METHODS OF PAYMENT:Credit Card, Cashier’s Check or Money Order made payable to Hampton University
PERSONAL CHECKS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.
ROOM RESERVATION DEADLINE: April 19, 2013
For more information regarding on-campus housing, contact the Office of Special Projects at 757.727.5681.
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OFFICE OF ALUMNI AFFAIRS • HAMPTON UNIVERSITY • 2 FRISSELL AVENUE • HAMPTON, VA 23668
888.483.6723 OR 757.727.5425 • WWW.HAMPTONU.EDU
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