8:30 am - 1 pm
Promoting Social Justice: Intergenerational Conversations on Racism
G-17, Logan Hall
Four decades after the signing of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, racism continues to be one of the most compelling, provocative, and divisive issues facing our nation. Featuring an interdisciplinary panel of former and current Penn faculty, alumni, and students, this interactive and stimulating examination of racism will reveal ways to combat racism and promote social justice. The program will also illustrate the unique and powerful role that Penn School of Social Work - the first graduate school of social work in the country to organize its curriculum around the construct of institutional racism - has played in working toward understanding and fighting racism, and the implications for the future. This half-day conference offers CE credits for licensed social workers. To register, call 215-573-2648. For more information, visit www.ssw.upenn.edu. Sponsored by the School of Social Work.

9:30 am - Tee Times Begin
Penn Alumni Golf Outing
Pine Hill Golf Club, Pine Hill, NJ
*Online registration for the Penn Alumni Golf Outing is now closed. Walk-on registration for this event will not be available. Please call Jason Horger at 215-898-2027 with any questions*
Kick off Alumni Weekend early with the first-ever Penn Alumni golf outing at Pine Hill, a Tom Fazio design ranked 31st in Golf Magazine's list of the nation's "Top 100 You Can Play." Prizes will be awarded for longest drive, closest to the pin, and 1st and 2nd for low net and low gross for each flight. Get in touch with your fellow Penn Alumni golfers and put together your own foursome! Cost: $200/person, including greens fee, GPS cart, a gift bag, and a buffet breakfast/lunch. Rental clubs can be reserved in advance for $40. Reservations are limited to the first 96 players. Registration deadline is April 23. Interested in sponsoring a hole for $250 or have questions? Call or email Jason Horger at 215-898-2027 or horger@ben.dev.upenn.edu

10 am - 12 pm
Four More Freedoms: Freedom as Faith in the Pursuit of Hope
G-55, Huntsman Hall
This "Cross Campus Conversation," moderated by Dr. Jose V. Ciprut, G'84, G'85, GR'87, will consider "Freedoms Lost, Freedoms Regained" by Penn psychologists David R. Williams and Jacques Barber, G'84, GR'89; "Freedom as Faith in Practice" by Rabbi Levi Haskelevich; "Freedom as Search for Alternate Futures" by Sister Estelle Demers, Medical Mission Sisters; and "Freedom as Politics and Faith," by Dr. Hocine Fetni.

11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Improving Penn and West Philadelphia Through Academically Based Community Service Initiatives
Auditorium, Steinhardt Hall
In this first program, hear the many ways - from consulting on urban housing and public schools to providing economic incentives and encouraging healthcare for domestic animals - in which the University is contributing to its West Philadelphia neighborhood. Jane Golden, Director of Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program and co-author of Philadelphia Murals and the Stories They Tell, will moderate the program. Faculty panelists include:
Dr. Carol A. Muller, Associate Professor of Music, School of Arts and Sciences
Sally Powell, CVT, VTS, Supervisor of Nursing, Emergency Service, Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Nancy Streim, Associate Dean for Graduate and Professional Education, Graduate School of Education
Harris M. Steinberg, C'78, GAR'82, School of Design, AIA, Director, PennPraxis
Dr. Eileen Sullivan-Marx, Associate Professor of Nursing and Associate Dean for Practice and Community Affairs, School of Nursing
More Penn in the City: Realizing Penn as "One University" and Gardening with UC Green Project

1 - 2 pm
Beyond Structure: Spying on the Functioning Brain with MRI
Griski Room, Houston Hall
John A. Detre, M.D., Geoffrey K. Aguirre, M.D., Ph.D., GR'98, M'00, and Anjan Chatterjee, M.D., M'85, of Penn's Center for Functional Neuroimaging will explain how MRI scanning can be used to study human brain function and how such scanning can be used to study esthetics, language, memory, and brain disorders. Sponsored by PENN Medicine.

1 - 2 pm
Realizing Penn as "One University": The Collaborative Development of a Health Promotion Center
Auditorium, Steinhardt Hall
The schools of Nursing, Medicine, Dental Medicine, Arts and Sciences, Social Work, Education, and Law have joined hands to create a neighborhood health promotion and disease prevention program at the Sayre Middle School. In this second program, panelists will focus on the challenges and benefits of this novel partnership. Dr. Ira Harkavy, Director of the Center for Community Partnerships, will moderate. Faculty panelists include:
Dr. Richard Gelles, HOM'98, Dean, School of Social Work
Dr. Joan Gluch, GR'92, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of Dental Medicine
Dr. Bernett Johnson, Jr., GR'62, HOM'73, Professor of Dermatology, School of Medicine
Dr. Francis Johnston, GR'62, HOM'73, Professor Emeritus of Anthropology, School of Arts and Sciences
Dr. Rebecca Maynard, University Trustee Professor of Education and Social Policy, Graduate School of Education
Dr. Afaf I. Meleis, Dean, School of Nursing
More Penn in the City: Improving Penn and West Philadelphia and Gardening with UC Green Project

2 - 3 pm
Muriel Pfaelzer Bodek Public Affairs Lecture: Gun Barrel Democracy? Democratic Constitutionalism Following Military Occupation: Reflections on the US Experience in Japan, Germany, Afghanistan, and Iraq
Dietrich Room, 1st Floor
Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center
This year's lecture features Princeton Professor and 2003/04 Penn/National Constitution Center Fellow Stanley N. Katz, an expert on the U.S. Constitution and constitutionalism in Eastern Europe and the developing world.

2 - 3 pm
Veterinary Medicine, Public Health, and Emerging Diseases
Room 321, Rosenthal Building
The health of human beings is tied to the health of animals in many ways. Dr. Gary Smith, Professor of Population Biology and Epidemiology at Penn Veterinary Medicine, will speak on infectious diseases that can be transmitted by direct or indirect means between humans and other animals. Sponsored by the School of Veterinary Medicine.

2 - 3:30 pm
Secrets of Computer Animation
Room 106, Addams Fine Arts Hall
What's better than watching cartoons? Learning to make them, of course! Join Joshua Mosley, Assistant Professor of Animation and Digital Media, for the basics of computer animation at this state-of-the-art animation lab. No computer experience necessary. Reservations required; session limited to first 20 registrants. RSVP to 215-898-2539 or pdalumni@design.upenn.edu. Sponsored by PennDesign.

2 - 3:30 pm
Being There: Education, Humanities, and the Movies
The Arch
A panel of alumni from the film industry join Professor Timothy Corrigan, Director of Cinema Studies, to discuss the relationship between a liberal arts education and the movies. The panel will include Julie Goldstein, C'87, Executive Vice President of Development and European Production, Miramax Films; Mike Karz, C'89, W'89, President, Karz Entertainment, producer of Malibu's Most Wanted and executive producer/co-creator of "The Jamie Kennedy Experiment"; and Marc Platt, C'79, producer of Legally Blonde, Legally Blonde 2: Red, White & Blonde, and the Broadway musical Wicked. For more information call 215-898-5262. Sponsored by the School of Arts and Sciences.

2 - 3:30 pm
Architectural Walking Tour
Meet inside main entrance of Penn Bookstore, 36th and Walnut Streets
Explore the architecture - old and new - of Penn's campus on this guided walking tour. Discover buildings, monuments, and feature works by renowned architects including Frank Furness; McKim, Mead & White; Paul Cret; Eero Saarinen; Louis Kahn; and Venturi Scott Brown and Associates. The tour will be led by Dr. George Thomas, GR'75, a lecturer in historic preservation and urban studies at Penn and author of Campus Guide: The University of Pennsylvania and Building America's First University. See also: Saturday 9:30 - 11 and Saturday 4 - 5:30.

2 - 4 pm
Four More Freedoms: Freedom of Seeking
G-55, Huntsman Hall
This "Cross Campus Conversation," moderated by Dr. Jose V. Ciprut, G'84, G'85, GR'87, will consider "Freedom and Culture" by Dr. Gregory P. Urban, Professor of Anthropology; "Shades of Freedom" by Dr. Sheldon Hackney, HOM'81, HON'93, Penn President Emeritus and Professor of History; "Theorizing Freedom" by Dr. Nancy J. Hirschmann, Associate Professor of Political Science; and "Sounds of Freedom," by Dr. William E. Parberry, Director, University Choral Society, University Choir.

2:30 - 5 pm
Centennial Celebration of the John Morgan Building
John Morgan Building
Celebrate the 100th anniversary of the John Morgan Building, named after the School's founder. During the festivities, alumni may participate in student-led tours of the School of Medicine, meet Harvey the heart sounds simulator, and experience first-hand VirtualCurriculum, the revolutionary new way that Penn medical students are preparing to become the doctors of tomorrow.

3 pm
Undergraduate Admissions Information Session and Tour
Room 200, College Hall
If you have a child or grandchild interested in attending Penn, here is your opportunity to learn about the University's academic programs, extra-curricular activities and admission procedures from an admissions officer. This one-hour program will be followed by a one-hour, student-led tour of campus. After the tour, a representative from the Alumni Council on Admissions will conduct a 30-minute informal question and answer session for interested families.

3 - 4:30 pm
The Economics and Politics of Employer-Sponsored Health Care
F-85, Huntsman Hall
National health policy makers, corporate leaders, and researchers discuss pressing issues in health care and how they impact consumers, society and the industry as a whole. Panelists include:
Bruce E. Bradley, MBA, WG'72, Director, Health Plan Strategy and Public Policy for General Motors Health Care Initiatives
Mark V. Pauly, Ph.D., HOM'84, Bendheim Professor and Chair, Health Care Systems Department, The Wharton School
Karl Stark, Philadelphia Inquirer Staff Writer
Walter Tsou, M.D., C'74, M'78, President-elect of the American Public Health Association and former Health Commissioner for the City of Philadelphia
Sponsored by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics (LDI), The Wharton School, School of Medicine, School of Nursing, and School of Dentistry.

3 - 4:30 pm
The Jewish Renaissance at Penn: Hillel in the New Millennium
Steinhardt Hall
Come tour Hillel's beautiful new home, Steinhardt Hall, and join a panel discussion with students and alumni who will share the story of the Jewish renaissance at Penn. Refreshments will be served.

3:30 - 5 pm
Global Alumni Networking Exchange
Meyerson Conference Room, Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center
Regional alumni club leaders are invited to this networking exchange to share best practices and creative solutions for regional club management. For information and to RSVP, contact Carol Romani at 215-573-3711 or cromani@ben.dev.upenn.edu

3:30 - 5pm
Career Services - A Resource for Alumni
McNeil Building, Rm 97
Need some strategies and resources for making a shift in your career or managing the one you already have? Career Services offers a menu of services to Alumni from Annenberg, Arts and Sciences, Biomedical Graduate Studies, Engineering and Applied Science, GSE, GSFA, Nursing, Social Work and Wharton undergraduate and Wharton doctoral programs for continued career development. Come and hear an overview of these services as well as information on how alumni can utilize assessment tools such as the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. Please RSVP to Sharon Fleshman at fleshman@pobox.upenn.edu or 215/898-7533. For more information regarding Career Services, go to: www.vpul.upenn.edu/careerservices

3:30 - 5 pm
Women in the Academy: Progress & Peril
Stiteler Hall, Forum Room, 1st Floor
208 S. 37th Street
Join us for a discussion about the status of women at the University. For more details, go to: www.vpul.upenn.edu/pwc/events.html. Sponsored by the Penn Women's Center in honor of their 30th Anniversary.

4 -5 pm
ENIAC: Virtual Tour
Moore School Building
Take a fascinating, information-packed guided tour through the history of the first all-electronic digital programmable computer. Presented by ENIAC Museum Curator, Paul W. Shaffer, ENG '97, this perennial favorite is offered complete with the sights and sounds of the ENIAC era. Seating is limited to 40. Sponsored by the School of Engineering and Applied Science. See also: Saturday 9 - 10 and Saturday 10 - 11.

4 - 5:30 pm
Your Negotiating IQ in Business and Everyday Life
G-06, Huntsman Hall
Dr. G. Richard Shell, HOM'92, Professor of Legal Studies and Management and author of Bargaining for Advantage: Negotiation Strategies for Reasonable People, will give you a simple psychological test he has developed to help you identify your strengths and weaknesses as a negotiator. The discussion will then touch on which personality types do best at all of life's many bargaining tables - from kids and curfews to bosses and budgets. Sponsored by The Wharton School.

4 pm
Penn Gallery Hop
Begin at the Kroiz Gallery, Architectural Archives
Lower Level of Fisher Fine Arts Library
220 South 34th Street
Join friends and alumni for the second annual Alumni Weekend Gallery Hop! Each gallery, conveniently located on Penn's campus, will have a Director/Curator to explain the exhibition on hand. Each gallery will also offer a variety of foods, from hors d'oeuvres to desserts. Space is limited; register early.

4 - 6 pm
W.E.B. Du Bois College House
3900 Walnut Street
All alumni are invited to tour the new Amistad Gallery and view the current art exhibit with paintings and drawings by Penn student Ernel Martinez, then enjoy a House reception. No registration is necessary.

4 - 6 pm
Alumni Parent Reception: Welcome the Class of 2008
Dunning Coaches' Center
What could be more special than being a Penn alumnus/a? … how about also being a Penn parent? All alumni parents are invited to join us for a party honoring the new class of 2008 alumni families. Meet the latest legacy class members and drink a toast to the remarkable accomplishment of your Penn student! To RSVP and for more information, contact Alicia Reed at 215-898-3639 or aliciare@ben.dev.upenn.edu

4 - 6 pm
Sphinx Senior Society
Join Sphinx alumni at a Sphinx-ly gathering to celebrate your Sphinx reunion and meet the Sphinx Class of 2004. Contact Kiera Reilly at 310-442-7800 or kreilly@ben.dev.upenn.edu for details.

4:30 - 6:30 pm
GSE Alumni Awards and Donor Recognition Ceremony and Alumni Reception
Student Lounge, Graduate School of Education
Join Dean Susan Fuhrman, faculty, staff, and alumni for a cocktail reception and annual ceremony honoring alumni, donors, and friends of GSE for details.

5 - 5:30 pm
The Engineering of Movie Magic - Motion Capture
Center for Human Modeling and Simulation, Room 109, Moore School Building
If you think magic creates the special effects you see in films such as Shrek, The Matrix, and Finding Nemo, think again - it's engineering! Discover how motion capture has been used for animation, game development, and human performance analysis. We will also look to the future as we discuss the emerging uses for such technology. Reservations are required. Seating is very limited, so register early. See also: Saturday 10:30 - 11 and Saturday 11 - 11:30.

5 - 7 pm
University Square Concert Series
36th and Walnut Streets
Enjoy the music as you dine al fresco, stroll among the shops, or just sit to take in some fresh air and rest your feet. Concert, weather permitting.

7:45 pm
Join Hillel for Shabbat
Steinhardt Hall
Services will be followed by dinner at 8:15 pm. RSVP by May 3 to Joan Bobroff at 215-898-7391. Cost is $21/person. Mail checks to Steinhardt Hall, 215 S. 39th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104.

9 pm - 1 am
Black to School III
Bodek Lounge, Houston Hall
The Class of 1989 and the "250 in 5" Fundraising Committee invite all alumni to an old school dance party. Tickets are $15, and proceeds will benefit the W.E.B. DuBois Endowed Scholarship Fund. For information, contact Stephanie Blossom at 215-898-6420 or sblossom@ben.dev.upenn.edu