Alumni Relations

A series of lectures given by professors in off campus locations.

• Sept 10 — Orangatang Think Tank at National Zoo's Monkey Minds in Washington, DC by Mike Kerchner.
• Sept 24 — Grand Dames of Historic Preservation: Historic Annapolis at the State House in Annapolis, MD by Richard Striner.
• Oct 8 — Prose, Painting and Poverty at Balzac's House in Paris, France by Bob Day.
• Oct 15 — The Middle Ages in Manhattan at The Cloisters in New York, NY by Mark Hoesly.
• Oct 22 — Rembrandt Creates Rembrandt at the Gardner Museum in Boston, MA by Donald McColl.
• Nov 19 — The Most Amazing Space in America at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC by Bob Duemling.
• Jan 21 — Something Fishy About WC at the Clearwater Aquarium in Clearwater, FL by George Spilich with Scott Swaim M '91.
• Feb 4 — The Future of Our Oceans at the National Aquarium in Baltimore, MD by Don Munson.
• Mar 11 — Illuminated Letters at The Getty in Los Angeles, CA by Bob Day.
• Mar 18 — Talking About Taliesin at the Wright Museum in Phoenix, AZ by Bob Day.
• Apr 29 — "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloomed": Memories of Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC by Richard Striner.
• May 6 — Fatal Flora and other Signs of Spring at the Longwood Gardens in Phil/Wilming by Douglas Darnowski.
• May 6 — An Ornithological and House Tour at the Hope House Estate in Tunis Mills, MD by Wayne Bell.

The first WC ODYSSEY 2001 tour stop was psychology professor Mike Kerchner's lecture "Monkey Minds" at the national Zoo's orangutan Think Tank on Sunday September 10.

Vickie Carroll Gravini '90 and her family.

Todd Del Priore '87 brought his family.

Liz Likens '96, president of the National Capitol Area Alumni Chapter; Tony Higgins '95; Lisa Brown '95; Carl Nordberg '98 , member of the cabinet, Camapign for Washington's College; Misty Elliott Corbin '75; and Professor Mike Kerchner with lecture subjects.

Annapolis Odyssey tourists were treated to history professor Richard Striner's talk about "The Grand Dames of Historic Preservation." Pictured are Alison and Rita Premo, Roxy and Bob Lipsitz '54, Mark Reyero '96, Chuck Mock '68, Jenn Kiefee '00, Jo Wrensinsky '98, David '67 and Joyce Cohn, Todd '00, Evan '03, and Reid Cohn, Melissa Calana '02 and President and Mrs. Toll

An alumni legacy family united in Annapolis. Patriarch David Cohn with wife Joyce and sons Todd '00, Evan '03 and Reid pictured with friend Jenn Kieffe '00.

Bob '54 and Roxy Lipsitz in front of the Maryland State House.

Kim Harquail Todd '82 with daughter Cassie.

(post card) New York alumni met at the Cloisters, a branch of the Metropolitan Museum dedicated to medieval art and architecture, a beautiful Sunday in October.

"The Middle Ages In Manhattan." New York alumni in the monk's herb garden.(l-r) Alex nadar '94, Kevin Noblet '75, Lisa martin cameron '79, Carol Kendrigan '65, CA Hutton '72, nancy Moffit Skelos Duka '71, Barbara Daly Gnaedig '74, Cindy Stafford Heller '70, Marian and John Eagan, Jennifer Hammer '97, Lauren levine '97, and faculty tour guide Mark Hoesly.

Washington College alumni pose with George Washington Bridge.

Alumni gathered at the isabella Stuart Gardner Museum in Boston to tour the special exhibit "Rembrandt Creates Rembrant."

CA Hutton '72, Lisa martin Cameron '79 and Mark Hoesly pose with the George Washington Bridge.

Old friends Cindy Stafford Heller '70 M'80 and Nancy Moffitt Skelos Duka '71 reunited at the Cloisters.

Former WC trustee and current lecturer in art, the Honorable Robert Duemling kneels to explain a fine point to little Elizabeth Corbin, daughter of Misty Elliot Corbin '75, as he leads alumni and parents on a tour of the National Building Museum in November.