9-10 AM
THE STILL NEGLECTED PROBLEM OF OSTEOPOROSIS:
TREATMENTS THAT WORK AND WHAT'S IN THE WORKS
Biomedical Research Building II/III, Room 251
Osteoporosis is a major public health threat to an estimated 44 million Americans, 80 percent of whom are women. Join Dr. John Potts, M'57, Director of Research at Massachusetts General Hospital and the Jackson Distinguished Professor of Clinical Medicine at Harvard Medical School, to discuss the current trends in treating this disease. Register at www.med.upenn.edu/alumni, or contact PENN Medicine's Office of Alumni Development and Alumni Relations at medalum@ben.dev.upenn.edu or 215-898-5164.

9-11 AM
SAVING OUR CHILDREN: ADDRESSING THE FOSTER CARE CRISIS
Logan Hall, Room 17
The foster care system is in crisis — in Philadelphia and across the nation. Hear from a multidisciplinary panel of experts in the fields of social work, social policy, law, and medicine to learn what must be done to protect children in this troubled system. Free Continuing Education credits available for licensed social workers. A continental breakfast will be served from 8:30-9 AM. For more information, visit www.sp2.upenn.edu/alumniweekend, or contact Emily Brueckner at embrueck@sp2.upenn.edu or 215-573-7133.

10-11:30 AM
THE GO POINT: WHEN IT'S TIME TO DECIDE
Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Auditorium
Decisions are at the heart of leadership and a driver of organizational performance. Examining a range of decision moments — from those of company executives to those of the generals at Gettysburg — Professor of Marketing and Director of Wharton's Center for Leadership and Change Management, Michael Useem, will identify what it takes to make these timely calls. Check www.wharton.upenn.edu/alumni/reunion_2007.html for more details. Part of the Wharton Professional Education Workshop Series.

10:15-11:45 AM
YOU'RE THE BOSS! EMPOWERING PARENTS TO TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THEIR CHILDREN'S HEALTH
Biomedical Research Building II/III, Auditorium
Dr. Lisa Hark, Director of Penn's Center for Nutrition and former Host of TLC's series "Honey, We're Killing the Kids," will share her experiences working with families across the country to improve their diets and lifestyles. Gain tips on setting limits for television and video games, controlling the food that comes into the home, and feeling more comfortable in your role as a parent. Register at www.med.upenn.edu/alumni, or contact PENN Medicine's Office of Alumni Development and Alumni Relations at medalum@ben.dev.upenn.edu or 215-898-5164.

10:30 AM-Noon
JEWISH BOOK TOUR
Rosenbach Museum & Library
Join Dr. David Stern in a tour of the exhibit, "Chosen: Philadelphia's Great Hebraica." Dr. Stern, Ruth Meltzer Professor of Classical Hebrew Literature at Penn, is also the curator of this exhibit, which includes many rare books from the University. Space is limited, so contact Christine Walsh at chwalsh@ccat.sas.upenn.edu or 215-898-6654 to register early. Sponsored by the Jewish Studies Program and the School of Arts and Sciences.

11 AM-3 PM
ANNUAL PENN WOMEN'S CENTER AWARDS LUNCHEON
Houston Hall, Hall of Flags
Honoring awardees for their ongoing support of the advancement of women and the Penn Women's Center, the luncheon marks the progress of women — both at Penn and beyond. This event is also an excellent opportunity for Penn women to connect and to reaffirm their commitment to gender equity on campus and in the broader community. RSVP to Gloria Gay at gay@pobox.upenn.edu or 215-898-8611.

11:45 AM-12:45 PM
WHARTON TOWN MEETING WITH DEAN PATRICK HARKER
Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Auditorium
At the close of Wharton's 125th anniversary year as the world's first collegiate school of business, join Dean Patrick Harker for a State of the School Address. Dean Harker's talk will include highlights from the 125th events, where Wharton celebrated with alumni and friends around the globe. Check www.wharton.upenn.edu/alumni/reunion_2007.html for more details.

Noon-1:30 PM
PANDEMICS AND NATIONAL SECURITY LUNCHEON
Biomedical Research Building II/III, Lobby & Auditorium
Throughout history, pandemics and epidemics have had a profound impact on the stability and success of society. In this session, Dr. Harvey Rubin, Director of Penn's Institute for Strategic Threat Analysis and Response, will discuss historical examples and explore the potential for pandemic disruption of U.S. national defense. Cost: $20. Register at www.med.upenn.edu/alumni, or contact PENN Medicine's Office of Alumni Development and Alumni Relations at medalum@ben.dev.upenn.edu or 215-898-5164.

Noon-1:30 PM
THE PENN READING PROJECT
Skirkanich Hall, Berger Auditorium
Introduced in 1991, the Penn Reading Project was conceived as an introduction to the intellectual life of Penn. Since then, every entering freshman has read and discussed a common text and engaged in stimulating conversation facilitated by faculty. Find out how the books are chosen and then participate in your own Penn Reading Project experience as you discuss this year's text, Free Culture, written by fellow alumnus Lawrence Lessig, C'83, W'83, with members of the Penn community. Visit: www.upenn.edu/nso/prp/culture/welcome.html for information about the book. Co-sponsored by College Houses and Academic Services.

1:30-2:15 PM
PENN'S CAMPUS EXPANDS EASTWARD
Logan Hall, Room 17
The recent purchase of 24 acres of postal lands presents Penn with dramatic opportunities for growth and expansion. Not since the closing of Woodland Avenue and the unification of the campus in 1957 has there been such a significant alteration to the campus map. Join Executive Vice President Craig Carnaroli, W'85, and Anne Papageorge, Penn's Vice President for Facilities and Real Estate Services, as they and others discuss the near-and long-term plans for this land that brings Penn to the banks of the Schuylkill River and opens a new gateway to Center City Philadelphia.

1:45-2:45 PM
MEDICAL EDUCATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY
John Morgan Building, Class of 1962 Auditorium
Medical education has changed dramatically in the 21st century. Hear Dr. Gail Morrison, Vice Dean for Education at the School of Medicine, discuss how Penn is preparing the doctors of tomorrow. Experience firsthand the newest educational tools with Harvey the heart simulator and VirtualCurriculum. Register at www.med.upenn.edu/alumni, or contact PENN Medicine's Office of Alumni Development and Alumni Relations at medalum@ben.dev.upenn.edu or 215-898-5164.

2:15-3 PM
ENDOWMENT: WHY IT'S IMPORTANT AND HOW IT FUNCTIONS
Logan Hall, Room 17
No great university can function without endowment, and Penn's need for endowment, as it prepares to launch a new capital campaign, is greater than many peers. Come hear Chief Investment Officer Kristin Gilbertson discuss the financial benefits and professional distinction that endowment confers and the budget-relieving advantages to the University when income from endowment is available to support scholarships, fellowships, professorships, programs, and building maintenance.

2:15-3:30 PM
MANAGING YOUR CAREER
Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Room F95
In this session, hear from human resources expert Dr. Peter Cappelli, George W. Taylor Professor of Management and Director of Wharton's Center for Human Resources. See evidence about how the factors shaping careers have changed; consider what we know about emerging patterns for careers; and think about how to plan out your career moves. Part of the Wharton Professional Education Workshop Series.

2:15-3:30 PM
BEYOND WIN-WIN: NEGOTIATION SKILLS IN THE REAL WORLD
Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Room G60
Many people think negotiations fall neatly into simple categories such as win-win and win-lose. But Richard G. Shell, Thomas Gerrity Professor and Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics and Management, thinks that these labels can be misleading. Learn the real deal on negotiations at work, at home, and in your community from the Academic Director of Wharton's Executive Negotiation Workshop: Bargaining for Advantage. Participants will receive an individualized bargaining style profiler used in Professor Shell's workshops and classes. Part of the Wharton Professional Education Workshop Series.

2:15-3:30 PM
MARKETING'S IMPACT ON STOCK PRICE
Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Room F85
Join Dr. David Reibstein, William Stewart Woodside Professor and Professor of Marketing, as he reviews what is known and not known about how marketing affects the value of the firm. Part of the Wharton Professional Education Workshop Series.

3-4:30 PM
MURIEL PFAELZER BODEK PUBLIC AFFAIRS LECTURE
un-Spun: finding facts in a world of {disinformation}
Van Pelt-Dietrich Library Center, 6th Floor, Rosenwald Gallery
Dr. Kathleen Hall Jamieson, Elizabeth Ware Packard Professor of Communication and Walter and Leonore Annenberg Director of the Annenberg Public Policy Center, will lecture and sign copies of her recent book, un•Spun: finding facts in a world of {disinformation}. An expert on political campaigns and frequent commentator on PBS, Dr. Jamieson has authored or co-authored more than ten books. For more information, contact Kristin Winch at kwinch@pobox.upenn.edu or 215-573-3610.

3-4:30 PM
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AND
SUSTAINABILITY PANEL
Steinberg Hall-Dietrich Hall, Room 351
The principles of social responsibility and sustainability are reflected throughout the University's longstanding practices and have influenced many alumni to help develop and implement practices that improve the quality of life around the world. Come hear leaders in the field discuss responsible collaborative relationships and the importance of these principles. Moderated by Eric W. Orts, Guardsmark Professor of Legal Studies and Business Ethics and Management and Director, Environmental Management Program, Wharton.
Featuring: Mona Doyle, CW'57, Founder and Chair, The Consumer Network, Inc.; Alexander C. Mittal, Eng'07 W'07, President, Penn Engineers Without Borders; Nick Spitzer, C'72, Host and Producer, "American Routes"; and Harris Steinberg, C'78 MArch'82, Director, Penn Praxis. For more information, contact Casey Ryan at cjryan@upenn.edu or 215-746-2494. Co-sponsored by Civic House.

3-4:30 PM
MEDIA, SPORTS, AND ENTERTAINMENT PANEL
Steinberg Hall-Dietrich Hall, Room 350
Many Penn alumni pursue careers in the fields of media, sports, and entertainment. Join our graduates as they share their stories, inspiration and practical advice, and as they illustrate the appeal behind these fields. Moderated by Dr. Peter Fader, Frances and Pei-Yuan Chia Professor and Professor of Marketing at Wharton.
Featuring: Matthew Blank, W'72, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Showtime; Ben Katz, Nu'02, W'02, WG'02, Chief Executive Officer, iStyleCustom.com and Producer and Chief Executive Officer, Ben Katz Productions, credits include Johnny Was and Nailed; Sylvia Wolinsky Kauders, CW'42, Actor, Analyze That, "Law and Order" Franchise, "The Sopranos"; Joseph Rascoff, W'67, co-founder RZO Entertainment, currently producing the Police reunion tour, produced tours for the Rolling Stones, U2 and David Bowie; Mike Stiles, C'67, Vice President for Operations and Administration, Philadelphia Phillies. For more information, contact Casey Ryan at cjryan@upenn.edu or 215-746-2494.

3-5 PM
CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OPEN HOUSE
The Christian Association
All alumni are welcome to enjoy light refreshments, good company, and the 2007 ministry at Penn. For more information, contact Katherine Primus at primuska@pobox.upenn.edu or 215-746-6350.

3:15-4:15 PM
BUILDING BLOCKS OF A TAX-WISE ESTATE
Biomedical Research Building II/III, Room 251
Hear an overview of common issues that arise in the estate planning process, including an explanation of the recently reformed Federal Estate Tax and basic techniques to minimize its impact. Program presented by Marcie Merz, Senior Director of Planned Giving. Register at www.med.upenn.edu/alumni, or contact PENN Medicine's Office of Alumni Development and Alumni Relations at medalum@ben.dev.upenn.edu or 215-898-5164.

3:45 PM
WOMEN AT THE FOREFRONT: A SPECIAL SESSION FOR ALL WHARTON WOMEN
Keynote Panel - 3:45 pm
Breakout Sessions - 5 pm
Reception - 6 pm
G06 Auditorium and Baker Lounge, Huntsman Hall
Wharton Alumnae are hosting a first-ever celebration of Women's Leadership as part of the School's 2007 Alumni Weekend. Roslyn Courtney, WG '76, a leadership expert and coach, will engage four notable leaders in an interactive conversation about their distinct leadership. The keynote panel will spotlight the unique approaches of successful women executives who are leading differently to break new ground and impact entire companies and industries like never before. The panelists include Frances Aldrich Sevilla-Sacasa, President and CEO of US Trust Corporation; Amanda Bennett, Executive Editor of Bloomberg News; Deborah Fretz, President and CEO, Sunoco Logistics Partners; and RoseAnn Rosenthal, President and CEO of Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Contact Joan Adams Hewitt at 215-898-1273 or jahewitt@wharton.upenn.edu to register.

3:45-5:15 PM
LEONARD DAVIS INSTITUTE ALUMNI-FACULTY EXCHANGE
GLOBAL HEALTH: IT'S A SMALL, SMALL WORLD
(Note Title Change: Health in the Developing World: Should We Care?)
Jon M. Huntsman Hall, Room G55
Distinguished faculty present ongoing research that focuses on the global health issues threatening current and future generations. Panelists include:
Richard Cooper, M.D., Professor of Medicine, School of Medicine, on Medical Migration; Mark Pauly, Ph.D, Bendheim Professor and Professor of Health Care Systems, Public Policy and Management, and Insurance and Risk Management; Co-Director, Vagelos Life Sciences and Management Program, Heath Care Systems, The Wharton School; Afaf I. Meleis, Ph.D., Dr.P.S. (Hon), F.A.A.N., Margaret Bond Simon Dean of Nursing, School of Nursing, on Global Health

Moderated by: David A. Asch, M.D., M.B.A., Robert Eilers Professor of Management And Health Care Economics, Executive Director of the Leonard Davis Institute

Sponsored by the Leonard Davis Institute of Health Economics, The Wharton School, PENN Medicine, School of Nursing, School of Dental Medicine, Annenberg School for Communication, and the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

4-5 PM
GRAB A BRIGHT IDEA
Weingarten Learning Resources Center
Stouffer Commons, Suite 300
Gather new strategies for learning and discover the array of services offered by the Weingarten Learning Resources Center, which includes the Offices of Learning Resources and Student Disabilities Services. Tour the two-year-old facility as staff members demonstrate the new technologies that enrich the academic experience for Penn students. For more information about the Center, visit its website at www.vpul.upenn.edu/lrc.

4-5:15 PM
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES
Steinhardt Hall
Interested in discovering — and tasting — foods from all over the globe? Join Penn Hillel and Rabbi Mike Uram for an afternoon gathering as you learn about different Jewish communities and their kosher cooking traditions in places such as Cuba, Russia, Israel, and Morocco. Cost: $10. RSVP to Joan Bobroff at joanb@pobox.upenn.edu or 215-898-7391. Please pay in advance with Visa or Master Card, or make checks payable to Penn Hillel and mail to: Steinhardt Hall, 215 S. 39th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104.

4-6 PM
GALLERY HOP
Begins at Arthur Ross Gallery, Fisher Fine Arts Library
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4:30 PM
CITIZENSHIP, BORDERS AND HUMAN NEEDS
Fisher-Bennett Hall, Room 401
Many nations face a rising tide of immigrants that are more ethnically and religiously diverse than ever before. Heightened disputes have erupted over whether these immigrant flows are harmful or helpful to economic prosperity, political stability, cultural coherence and national security in both sending and receiving nations. Rogers Smith is the Christopher H. Browne Distinguished Professor of Political Science and chair of the new Penn Program on Democracy, Citizenship and Constitutionalism. In its inaugural year, the program will take up the theme of Citizenship, Borders and Human Needs. Professor Smith will provide an overview of the main issues that faculty and students will explore over the coming year under the auspices of this new program. To RSVP, e-mail events@sas.upenn.edu indicating the lecture title, your name and the number of attendees in your party.

5-7 PM
MORTAR BOARD SENIOR SOCIETY RECEPTION
Mad4Mex Restaurant
All alumni are welcome to join Mortar Board alumni and to congratulate the Class of 2007. To RSVP, contact Sahil Gupta, ENG'07, W'07, at sahilg@wharton.upenn.edu or 216-346-9228.

5-7 PM
SPHINX SENIOR SOCIETY ALUMNI HAPPY HOUR
Pod
All alumni are invited to join Sphinx alumni at a gathering to celebrate their Sphinx reunion, congratulate the Sphinx Class of 2007, and welcome members of the Class of 2008. Contact Kiera Reilly, Sphinx '93, at kreilly@ben.dev.upenn.edu or 310-966-1879 for details.

5-7:30 PM
THE IMPACT OF DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
Annenberg School, Lobby
Hear about current communication issues from alumnus Martin Nisenholtz, MA'79, Senior Vice President of Digital Operations for the New York Times Company. Then join Annenberg alumni, faculty, and students for a brief reception. To register, contact Joanne Murray at jmurray@asc.upenn.edu or 215-746-1798.

7:45 PM
SHABBAT SERVICES AND DINNER WITH A SPECIAL STORY TIME FOR CHILDREN
Steinhardt Hall
Join Hillel for Shabbat as we welcome all alumni and their families. Children (ages 3-10) can attend services or a special student-led story time beginning at 7:45 PM. Shabbat dinner will follow at 8:30 PM. Dinner cost: $21 for adults and $15 for children (ages 3-10). RSVP to Joan Bobroff at joanb@pobox.upenn.edu or 215-898-7391. Please pay in advance with Visa or MasterCard, or make checks payable to Penn Hillel and mail to: Steinhardt Hall, 215 S. 39th Street, Philadelphia, PA 19104. For more information on services, visit www.pennhillel.org.

8 PM
PENN PRESENTS: JIGU! THUNDER DRUMS OF CHINA
Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts, Zellerbach Theatre
This colorful, ultra-sensory drumming spectacular, featuring high-tech lighting and special effects, will be preceded at 6 PM with a buffet dinner by Beijing Restaurant and a presentation on drumming by Spoken Hand's Lenny Seidman. Tickets: $21-$47, $3 discount for alumni; dinner: $15. For tickets and information, visit www.pennpresents.org, e-mail boxoffice@ac.upenn.edu, or call the Box Office at 215-898-3900.