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Lunch, Presentation and Tour - United States Naval Academy |
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We invite you to a delicious lunch at the Officer’s Club featuring a presentation by Angela Leimkuhler Moran, Ph.D. and professor of Mechanical Engineering at the United States Naval Academy. Dr. Moran will highlight her involvement with the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) program. Jennifer Kehl Waters, M.Eng. '93, Ph.D. '95, will introduce Dr. Moran and lead a tour after lunch.
Also, learn about Blue Dart, a student-driven project in which both Stevens and the Naval Academy participate. This project showcases ingenuity in combating terrorist attacks. Come hear what these students have envisioned.
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Date:
Saturday, April 24, 2010
Place:
United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, MD 21401
Parking:
Must obtain temporary pass for campus parking (see below)
Lunch includes: Tuscan Salad, Chicken Marsala, Oven Roasted Potatoes, Asparagus with Shaved Parmesan Cheese, and Peach Crisp for dessert. Also includes fresh bread, butter, coffee, hot tea, iced tea and ice water.
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Schedule:
10 a.m.
Arrive at USNA
10:30 a.m.
Reception
11 a.m.
Lunch
12 noon
Presentation by Dr. Angela L. Moran
Blue Dart project by Dr. Jennifer Waters
1 p.m.
Tour of Hydromechanics Lab and grounds
by Dr. Waters
Cost:
$25 per person
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Note: You will only be confirmed to attend this event if you have registered in advance AND paid in advance. Both are required. |
Please respond
no later than April 10, 2010, by registering below and mailing your check to confirm your reservation to: Stevens Alumni Association, Castle Point, Hoboken, NJ 07030. Last minute changes in plans can be telephoned to the Alumni Office at 201-216-5163 or e-mailed to
alumni@stevens.edu.
Event questions: Dawn Madak ’89,
dawnmadak@verizon.net, 410-295-5468
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DIRECTIONS
The Naval Academy is located in downtown Annapolis. Traffic can be heavy on warm days so arrive a bit early to get through security and park.
From Baltimore and DC take 50E towards Annapolis. Take exit 24, Rowe Blvd. (MD-70S) towards Annapolis (bears right). At 1.1 miles, left onto Taylor Ave. At stop sign on top of hill (0.2 mi), right onto Annapolis St. Next light (0.2 mi), right onto King George Dr. Continue on King George until it dead ends into the main gate (Gate 1) of the Naval Academy. You will be greeted by a Marine, so have your driver’s license handy!
From 50W, to Annapolis, take exit 24, MD-70S/ Rowe Blvd., towards Annapolis and then follow the same directions above.
PARKING
To drive onto the Academy campus for the
event,
WE MUST HAVE THE FOLLOWING IN ADVANCE:
Car Info:
1. Year
2. Make
3. Model
4. Color
5. License Plate Number/State
This information will be at Gate 1 when you enter, which authorizes you on campus with your vehicle. You must then go to the Visitor’s Center and pick up your temporary vehicle permit. The visitor’s center is immediately on the right after you pass through Gate 1.
I would strongly suggest getting a map at the visitor’s center and asking them the best route to the Officer’s Club. It’s not obvious, so please ask for directions upon arrival. There is a parking lot near the Officer’s Club.
Other notes: There is a short walk from the Officer’s Club to the Hydromechanics Lab. If anyone has Handicapped Needs, please let us know in advance so we can plan an alternate route to the lab. The lab itself is not handicapped accessible.
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