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February 2010 Alumni eNews:Washington D.C. Alumni Catch Up at Winter Reconnect
February 18, 2010
Dinner on The Hill: Washington D.C. Alumni Catch Up at Winter Reconnect Event
Is it time for a Reconnect event near you? We need your help planning a regional dinner in your area. If you're interested, please call (803)252-9152 or e-mail kim@scgssm.org.
Alumni join GSSM president Dr. Murray Brockman and GSSM Foundation executive director Kim Bowman for some fine Italian dining at Odeon Café. Back row from left: Harry Phillips '00, Jonathan Beam '04, James Razick '05, Peter Zhang '00. Front row from left: Paula Randler '00, Rachel Korpan Lee '00 and Martine Weinhold '95.
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Save the Date!
The South Carolina Governor's School for Science & Math Foundation
presents
The 18th Annual Townes Award Dinner
featuring
Keynote Speaker
Richard Stephens
Senior Vice President, Human Resources and Administration
The Boeing Company
Townes Award Recipient
Darla Moore
Vice President of Rainwater, Inc.
and founder of Palmetto Institute
March 3, 2010
Downtown Columbia Marriott
Cocktail Reception ~ 6 p.m.
Dinner & Award Presentation ~ 7 p.m.
Tickets
$125 per person
$50 per GSSM Alumni
Please RSVP by February 24, 2010. Click here to RSVP Online.
Given in honor of Dr. Charles H. Townes, SC native and Nobel Laureate in Physics, the Townes Award recognizes leadership in science, education, technology, and business innovation.
