The College Green is transformed into an outdoor ballroom with a giant dance floor for swinging to the sounds of the Duke Belaire Orchestra. Lincoln Field is set for the young at heart with two of Brown’s student bands. Tables for the 15th through 70th reunion classes are located on the Main Green in front of Faunce House. The 10th reunion is located around the flagpole on the Main Green, while the 5th reunion will have tables reserved on Lincoln Field. Tickets not purchased in advance will go on sale beginning at 8:30 pm. Sponsored by the Brown Alumni Association. [$]
The College Green and Lincoln Field

Alumni Reunion Forums
Explore the experience, knowledge and expertise of the Brown alumni community in these new alumni-to-alumni forums (at this time and at 3:30 pm).

"Ahead of the Curve: Producing for Film & Television"
David Brown ’98, producer/manager, Sleeping Giant Productions; Amy Gossels ’83, casting director/producer, Amy Gossels Casting; Bob Levy ’83, producer, Alloy Entertainment
The process of moving a film or television show from initial concept through to post-production is a complex one, all the more so in the expansion of market segments that has occurred over the past few years. Seasoned alumni share their professional perspectives on their part of the process and comment on what it takes to be successful in today’s industry.
Salomon Center, Room 001

"Dot Earth: Pursuing Progress on a Finite Planet"
Andrew C. Revkin ’78, environment reporter, Dot Earth blogger, The New York Times
In an illustrated talk, Andrew Revkin ’78, a prize-winning New York Times reporter and author, will describe his 25-year exploration of efforts to mesh human affairs with Earth’s limits, from the Amazon to the North Pole. Book signing to follow lecture.
W. Duncan Macmillan Hall, Room 115

Alumni Reunion Forums
Explore the experience, knowledge and expertise of the Brown alumni community in these new alumni-to-alumni forums.

"What’s So Funny? Alumni Comedy Writers"
Kit Boss ’83, writer, ABC Studios; Jonathan Groff ’83, writer/executive producer, 20th Century Fox; Ian Maxtone-Graham ’83, executive producer, The Simpsons; moderated by Lauren Corrao ’83, president, Original Program Development, Comedy Central
Have you ever wondered how comedic writers go about the process of creating humorous copy? How do they know that their writing will give you a chuckle, or perhaps, land you in stitches? Join several alumni who have achieved critical acclaim to learn the art and science of comedic writing.
W. Duncan Macmillan Hall, Room 117

"Contemporary Design: A Conversation with
Jonathan Adler ’88"
Jonathan Adler ’88, artist/designer/owner, Jonathan Adler Studio and Stores; moderated by Sarah Medford ’83, director, Arts, Culture & Design, Town & Country Magazine
Jonathan Adler ’88 first tried his hand at throwing pots at summer camp when he was twelve years old. Since then, he has established Jonathan Adler Studio and Stores, featuring an extensive line of pottery and home décor collections. Also, in 2007, Jonathan was the lead judge on Bravo’s Top Design. Join Jonathan as he talks about his own work and comments on the world of contemporary design.
List Art Center, Room 120