[Emeritiassoc] More on Thursday's event

[Edward Baum]

Hi,
Dru has asked that I pass the following information below on to you
Ed
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Emeriti Association members:

Our annual event in which we do something that is open to everyone else 
is coming up Thursday, and your presence is vital to making it a 
success. Jennifer Kirksey, President McDavis' chief of staff, told me 
that she has seen the script, and she said it is "very interesting." She 
said that the president's planning and design associates are looking 
forward to this very much. Let's do all we can to give them a good, 
responsive audience. Invite your friends. This is open to retirees, 
current faculty and staff, students, and townspeople, so bring them 
along or encourage them to come on their own. We'll start at 10 a.m. and 
finish the Q&A part by 11:30. At that point, we will have a guided tour 
of the part of Schoonover that is finished. Anyone who wants to stay for 
that is welcome. The note below gives all the details. Call me at 
707-0952 if you have any questions. Think big. Think surprises. Think 
being in the know. Come out to this. The note below gives all the 
details so you can tell others about it.

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*Dru*

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*What Will the Campus Look Like in 5 or 10 Years?"*

*Thursday, April 3*

10-11:30 a.m.

Schoonover Center Lobby

President Roderick McDavis will speak about building and renovation 
plans that will change the campus's appearance considerably. Sponsored 
by the Emeriti Association, the event is open to all university 
personnel and students as well as the general public.  Three campus 
planning/capital plan officials who will add commentary and help answer 
questions will accompany McDavis.

Harry Wyatt, associate vice president, architecture, design and construction

Joseph Lalley, senior associate vice president for information 
technology and administrative services

Shawna Bolin, director of university planning and space management

A power point presentation will enable the audience to visualize changes 
as the speakers talk about them.Light refreshments will be served. 
Schoonover Center, opened at the beginning of this semester, is where 
the old Baker Center was located.


Dru
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