Brown University's Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC)

Events

Event	Date/Time	Venue	Location
IPC House Party "Party Like It's 1999"	May 23, 2009 9:00pm-1:00am	Rites and Reason Theater	155 Angell Street Providence , RI
Please join us for a night of music, dancing and fun at Rites & Reasons to "Party Like It's 1999!" Alumni, students and family are welcome to attend. Light Caribbean fare will be served. Music will be provided by DJ S-Class. There are a variety of activities planned for this year's reunion. Please refer to the schedule below for a full list of Multicultural and Affinity Group Celebrations for Reunion 2009. To download the schedule below as a pdf file, click here. Friday, May 22 Multicultural Alumni Committee (MAC) reception 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Kick off the weekend with the Brown Alumni Association's Multicultural Alumni Committee (MAC) to celebrate the diversity of Brown's alumni community with our alumni affinity groups (Asian/Asian American Alumni Alliance, Brown University Latino Alumni Council, and Inman Page Black Alumni Council). Join classmates and friends at this annual event celebrating the achievements of our student and alumni leaders. Enjoy music, student performances, and light refreshments. Maddock Alumni Center Garden, 38 Brown Street Third World Center reception 9:00 pm - midnight Take a break from Campus Dance and stop in at the Third World Center. Mingle with classmates and friends in the TWC lounge and enjoy the music and refreshments. Sponsored by the Brown Alumni Association's Multicultural Alumni Committee (MAC). Third World Center, 68 Brown Street Saturday, May 23 Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) Annual Meeting and reception 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm This year's meeting will include an update on IPC's goals and activities including the Black Matriculation campaign to call prospective students, as well as results from the 2008 IPC Survey. Meet the officers of IPC, contribute your ideas for new programs through interactive break-out sessions during the meeting, and learn about the various committees and how you can get involved. Refreshments will be served at the post-meeting reception. All alumni and friends are welcome. Smith-Buonanno Hall (Formerly Sayles Gym, Pembroke Campus) The ONYX Rites of Passage Celebration Dinner 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm This annual celebration is a precursor to the Commencement exercises attended by graduating seniors, their families, alumni and faculty. The Rites of Passage kente stoles will be distributed during the Blaccalaureate ceremony and dinner. Van transportation will be available. For more information contact Jennifer_Evora@brown.edu. $ Rhode Island Convention Center, Ballroom A Latino Commencement dinner 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Alumni, faculty, administrators, and staff join Latino students and their families to celebrate the next step in the Class of 2009's journey: their transition from students to alumni. Latino seniors welcome the opportunity to build community with alumni and talk about shared experiences. Co-sponsored by the Office of Student Life (Latino Student Programs) and the Brown University Latino Alumni Council (BULAC). For ticket information contact affinity_groups@brown.edu or 401 863-3309. $ Pizzitola Memorial Sports Center
Philadelphia IPC Acceptance Party for “Admitted, Not Committed” Students	Apr 18, 2009 2:00-5:00pm	Northwest University Scholars Foundations, Inc.	7161 Ogontz Ave. Philadelphia, PA
The Acceptance Party will be for high school students and their families who have been accepted to Brown (both committed and uncommitted). Invitations will be sent to applicants in the Philadelphia area, South Jersey and Delaware. The event will, as usual, be informal and fun. We will serve light refreshments. We will have an informal alumni panel from various careers and ages who will speak about their Brown experience, followed by a Q&A session for students and parents. RSVP to Thierry Fortune '84 at tfortune@meeproductions.com with your name, class year, and number of guests. Alumni volunteers are needed of various backgrounds to participate as panelists. Contact Thierry Fortune if you are interested. Please note that there is a concurrent effort by National IPC called the “Campaign to Call Prospective Brown Students” which is a separate effort, but those who are participating are urged to invite applicants to this event. More details are available at http://www.inmanpagecouncil.com/volunteering/?id=6.
Film Screening and Reception for "Believe: The Barack Obama Story"	Apr 11, 2009		New York, NY
"Believe: The Barack Obama Story" THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED BY THE FILMMAKERS DUE TO UNEXPECTED CIRCUMSTANCES. WE APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.
Still I Rise: A Graphic History of African Americans - Book Signing and Discussion	Mar 17, 2009 6:00-9:00pm	Hue-Man Bookstore & Cafe	2319 Frederick Douglass Blvd New York, NY
RSVP for this event at http://ipcrolandlaird.eventbrite.com/ With his wife Taneshia, Roland Laird (Brown '82) co-authored "Still I Rise: A Graphic History of African Americans", a critically acclaimed work with an impressive scope: the entire history of Black America told in an accessible 216 page graphic-novel form. Originally published in 1997, it was recently updated and now extends from the arrival of the first Africans in 1619 right through to Senator Barack Obama's groundbreaking presidential campaign. Compared by many to Art Spiegelman's Maus, "Still I Rise" is a breathtaking achievement that celebrates the collective African-American memory, imagination, and spirit and the book has been embraced by colleges and schools throughout the country. "Still I Rise" was re-released on February 3, 2009. About the Author: Roland Laird is a critically acclaimed author with a passion for his culture and his community. In October 2008, at the height of the U.S. financial crisis, Roland left his position as a VP of Technology at a wholly-owned subsidiary of a Global Fortune 100 company to grow his near 20-year-old side business Posro Media into the country's leading convergent entertainment company specializing in African American culture. Roland also co-founded the New York chapter of Brown University's Inman Page Black Alumni Council in 2005.
IPC Atlanta General Body Meeting	Feb 18, 2009 7:00 - 8:30pm	Vino Libro (404) 624-3644	933 Garrett Street SE Atlanta, GA
This is a general body meeting for IPC alumni in Atlanta who are interested in joining the chapter. Any questions about this meeting can be sent to atl_chapter@inmanpagecouncil.org.
Smithsonian National Museum of African Art	Jan 19, 2009 7:00pm - 11:00pm	Smithsonian National Museum of African Art (877) CHN-0844	950 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC
Smithsonian National Museum of African Art and Community Healing Network, Inc. Invite you to a Champagne Reception celebrating the inauguration of Barack Obama as President of the United States Monday, January 19, 2009 Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 7:00pm - 11:00pm Museum Exhibits, Hors D'Oeuvres, Live Entertainment and Dancing Black Tie Optional Smithsonian National Museum of African Art, 950 Independence Avenue, SW Washington, DC 20560 Dr. Maya Angelou, Honorary Chair Community Healing Network First Lady of Massachusetts, Diane Patrick, Honorary Event Chair Event Committee: Enola G. Aird, Stephen L. Carter, Betty N. Crutcher, Ph.D., Dr. Ronald A. Crutcher, Janice M. Jones, Natalie Roche, MD, and Calvin Wm. Sharpe Ticket price: $175 ($100 for students and young professionals) To order tickets call (877) CHN-0844 or visit http://www.communityhealingnet.org./ Limited space
"Yes We Did" - The IPC Inaugural Celebration	Jan 18, 2009 4:00 - 7:30pm	Lounge 201 202-544-5201	201 Massachusetts Ave. NE Washington, DC
As you probably know, IPC is hosting an Inaugural Celebration in Washington, D.C. on Sunday, January 18. We are pleasantly surprised at the overwhelming number of RSVPs we have received for this event. IPC allocated a portion of our annual budget to pay for this important event and will recoup some of the costs from ticket donations. Due to the enormous alumni response to the “Yes We Did” Celebration, IPC had to secure more space at the venue and will incur added charges for each additional event attendee. Those additional charges mean that we far exceed the amount we originally budgeted. Rather than view this as a problem, we see it as a testament to the passion of the Black alumni of Brown University to participate in celebration of this historical event in Washington, D.C. and a desire to share this experience with each other. So we want to take a part from the highly successful Obama campaign and ask you each to play a part in helping us to make this event a success by making a donation to help reduce the cost of this IPC event. We are requesting a contribution of $25, but any amount smaller or larger will be greatly appreciated. Each person who donates will be recognized by name as a “Supporter” at the event and also on our website. It’s a small way for you to share in the Inaugural Celebration, even if you are unable to attend. Your donation will help IPC fulfill its mission to strengthen Brown University by directly addressing the needs and concerns of its Black alumni and establishing a productive interaction among Black alumni, students, faculty and staff. To make a donation, please click here or on the PayPal button at the top of this event listing. If you would like to donate an amount other than $25, please send us an e-mail at contact@inmanpagecouncil.com with your donation amount and we will e-mail you a special link to donate. Thank you very much for your continuing support of IPC!
Non-IPC Inauguration Events	Jan 18, 2009 Various		Various Locations Washington, DC
This is a list of non-IPC events of potential interest being held during inauguration week. All of these events are being held on various dates - please check the date, time and location for each individual listing. Suggested List of Restaurants in DC & Maryland http://inmanpagecouncil.com/@/Files/_files/12/file.doc Inauguration Central - Washington Post http://voices.washingtonpost.com/inauguration-central/ Subway Schedule During Inauguration Week http://www.wmata.com/getting_around/metro_events/inauguration.cfm / Inauguration Map http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/graphic/2008/12/04/GR2008120402930.html / Road Closures http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090108/ap_on_go_pr_wh/inauguration_street_closures To download the list of suggested events below as a Microsoft Word document, click here. 1. People's Inaugural Events, Jan. 16 - 18 The People's Inaugural Ball events are being organized by a broad based group of DC based progressive grassroots organizations including DC for Obama, DC for Democracy and the Gertrude Stein Democratic Club. Major sponsors include Halo, The Washington Blade, Sean Robertson, AFL-CIO's Pride at Work, Verizon, The National Gay & Lesbian Task Force Action Fund and Prometheus Labor Communications. More information about each event is being added every day at: www.thepeoplesinaugural.com Please support DC grassroots organizations and buy tickets today! *Friday, January 16th, 2009 8:00 PM* The People's Inaugural Premier Reception "Celebrating a New Generation of Grassroots Activists" They said we wouldn't show up but we did, so now let's celebrate the Inauguration of the "Peoples' President". Join grassroots organizations from across the country as we celebrate the role young voters played in electing Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Entertainment: DJ Harvey Nunez, Joe Da Vessel & Melodic, Kurtis Blow and hosted by the Obama Girls of Comedy *Saturday, January 17, 2009 8:00 PM* The 2009 People's Inaugural Ball "Celebrating Grassroots: People on the Ground Electing a President" We made the calls, we knocked on the doors, and wrote the checks, now it is time to come together and celebrate the role grassroots organizing played in electing Barack Obama and Joe Biden. Join grassroots organizations from across the country as we gather together to celebrate the dawning of a new day in America. Entertainment: WMD, Lotus and Hosted by Scott Blakeman 2. DC for Obama Advocacy Summit on Jan. 17 Advocacy Summit If you are in DC during the historic weekend, join fellow Obama supporters from across the nation to discuss strategies to promote President-Elect Obama's agenda during the new administration. What: An Advocacy Summit which offers the opportunity to network with hundreds of other progressives, learn about the latest in advocacy tactics, and hear from senior policy advisors on a number of major advocacy issues, including health care, the environment, education, the economy, and many others. When: Saturday, January 17th, 11am-4pm. You do not have to stay for the whole time. Where: The Naval Heritage Center- 701 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington DC. Steps from the Archives-Navy Memorial stop on the Green and Yellow Lines. http://www.navymemorial.org If you are interested send an email to advocacysummit@gmail.com or visit www.dcforobama.com/advocacy for more info. 3. DC for Obama Inauguration Night Celebration - Tuesday Jan 20th Join DC for Obama in our greatest celebration yet...the Inauguration Night Celebration event at Station 9 (1438 U St NW) on Tuesday, January 20th from 9PM-4AM. The event will be a great place to gather with fellow volunteers, enjoy music, dancing and network with grassroots leaders from across the country. A SPECIAL PRICE is being offered for DCFO volunteers (for a limited time) that have done so much over the past months, so be sure to get your tickets now...as these special priced tickets will surely sell out quickly! General Admission (A limited amount of $20 tickets are available for DCFO volunteers) grants you entry to the momentous occasion, as well as a special DC for Obama party favor...you don't want to miss this event! VIP Admission (Limited Amount of $50 tickets are available for DCFO volunteers): grants you express entry, access to Station 9's famous Hors Deouvres, Open Bar from 9-12AM and the exclusive DC for Obama party favor! Purchase your tickets today at http://obamainauguration.eventbrite.com ! 4. DC for Obama Inauguration Viewing Event - Tuesday Jan. 20th Don't have a ticket to the Inauguration? Don't have the patience to camp out on the Mall at 4AM? Have a lot of family and friends looking to watch this moment together? DC for Obama has the answer... DC for Obama will be hosting an Inauguration Viewing Event as an excellent alternative to swimming through the millions on the Lawn this Inauguration. Enjoy two floors with TVs and large projections of the Inauguration Ceremony, while enjoying amazing food from Station 9 Restaurant on 1438 U St NW. Doors will be opened at 9AM and a $10 entry fee will include entry and free refreshments from Station 9 Restaurant throughout the day. Please RSVP today at : http://my.barackobama.com/page/event/detail/gpt3wb 5. DC for Obama Inauguration Volunteers...WE NEED YOU!!! We need volunteers to help DC for Obama with planning, finalizing and staffing Inauguration Events! If you are able to volunteer and make sure that this Inauguration is as enjoyable and historic as it should be...please sign up! If you're interested in helping out please email your name, phone number and your availability to volunteer with planning or events between January 17th through January 20th to dcfoinauguration@gmail.com . Someone will reach out to you no later than January 11th about what capacity you'll be assigned to help out! Thanks!! 6. Jan. 17 "44/44 Grassroots Pre-Inaugural Ball" in VA The Democratic Black Caucus of Virginia and the Virginia Association of Democratic Chairs will hold a "44/44 Grassroots Pre-Inaugural Ball" on Jan. 17, starting at 6:30 PM in the Arlington Ballroom of the Crystal Gateway Marriott, 1700 Jefferson Davis Hwy., in Arlington. Tickets start at $130. For more information go to: http://www.actblue.com/page/44-44gr-inauguralball 7. Aloha Inaugural Ball, Jan. 18 A group of DC Obama supporters, who were born and raised in Hawaii (just like Barack) will host the "Aloha Inaugural Ball" on January 18, at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. This is a pre-Inaugural event and will not conflict with the many official Balls on Jan. 20. Please see www.alohaball.org for more information 8. Draft Obama Reunion/Party, Jan. 19 We're going to be celebrating the night before, January 19, at Local 16, with an event that's free and open to the public (although registration is required). The event will be from 7-11 PM, and will feature a brief program at 8 featuring the Draft Obama founders and special guests. Registration is open on our website http://party.draftobama.org/ 9. Jan. 19 Netroots Nation Present the "Yes We Can" Party An evening of celebrating, carousing, eating and drinking with the progressive community. Co-hosted by AmericaBlog, Congress Matters, Firedoglake, Fivethirtyeight.com, Frameshop, Jack & Jill Politics and myDD Monday, January 19, 2009 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The Clarendon Ballroom 3185 Wilson Boulevard, Arlington VA Just 3 miles from downtown DC // Accessible by the Metro (Orange line) Yes I Can Party: $90 Includes hors d'oeuvres and four drink tickets. Presidential Package: $290 Includes ticket to Netroots Nation Yes We Can Party, PLUS a discounted registration to the Netroots Nation Convention in August! http://www.netrootsnation.org/yeswecanparty 10. Jan. 19 "Obama for Change Inauguration Party" at Zanzibar in SW DC We can celebrate together, have some drinks, dance, and congratulate one another without spending our life savings. You can even come after another ball or event. We will be partying well into the night. View all the information below and check out the Barack Documentary Website . We appreciate donations to the film. http://obamainaugurationparty.eventbee.com 11. Jan 20 -- The Presidential Suite Inaugural Viewing Party at Ultra Come out of the cold and watch the festivities in an exciting atmosphere with Obama inspired brunch items, complimentary mimosas, DJ, and much more! Limited tickets remaining at http://thepresidentialsuite.eventbrite.com. 12. Jan 18 -- Welcome to DC Inaugural Celebration featuing live performances by GRAMMY AWARD WINNER Tony Rich, GRAMMY NOMINATED Anthony David, N'Dambi, Russell Taylor, Sam James and other surprise guests! Hosted by the Godfather of Go-Go Chuck Brown and featuring DC-inspired cuisine and cocktails at The Historic Bohemian Caverns. Tickets available at http://welcometodc.eventbrite.com. 13. Pre-Presidential Inauguration Celebration Event, Jan. 19, Event Details: http://Jan19.ticketleap.com HISTORY: The Pre-Presidential Inauguration Party Station 9 Lounge \| 1438 U Street NW, WDC 20009 Monday, January 19th • Doors Open @ 10:00pm Your Finest Attire is Requested. Premium Open Bar 10p-11p We welcome all to the Nations Capital for what is set to be an historic series of events. On Tuesday, January 20, 2009 the swearing-in of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama, will take place at the United States Capitol in Washington, DC. Many will travel from around the world to Washington, DC. On the Eve of this historic moment, Young Professional from around the country will come to Station 9 Lounge in celebration! Join us! This event features 2 floors of entertainment. Enjoy the sounds of a 5-piece Jazz+Neo-Soul band, The Daryl Jackson Project, downstairs with a lounge ambiance. Indulge in the party atmosphere as the celebration continues upstairs with the Phenomenal DJ Scientific spinning the latest and greatest. 13. Jan. 18 - Eric Roberson’s M.L.K. Birthday Celebration and Inauguration Jam Black Cat, 14th & S Streets NW, Washington DC. Doors open at 8pm, show starts at 9pm. To purchase tickets, visit http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/1500417ADB2E643C?artistid=977431&majorcatid=10001&minorcatid=60. Check out Eric Roberson’s website at http://www.ericrobersonmusic.com/ To download an additional list of suggested events not listed above as a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, click here.
We Are One: The Obama Inaugural Celebration Concert	Jan 18, 2009 2:30pm	Lincoln Memorial (202) 426-6841	Lincoln Memorial Circle Southwest Washington, DC
Welcome Concert Begins at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Doors Open at 8 a.m. http://voices.washingtonpost.com/inauguration-watch/2009/01/welcome_concert_begins_at_230.html Barack Obama's free concert at the Lincoln Memorial will begin at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, and people will be allowed to begin gathering at 8 a.m. that morning, the Presidential Inaugural Committee said today. The event features a wide array of musical talent, including Bruce Springsteen and Beyonce. The public can enter the grounds through several checkpoints: Public gates open at 8:00 AM at the following locations: - Public Entry A: Constitution Avenue at 19 th Street - Public Entry B: Constitution Avenue at Virginia Avenue - Public Entry C: 17 th Street at North Elm Walk - Public Entry D: 17 th Street at South Elm Walk - Public Entry E: Independence Avenue at the DC War Memorial The Reflecting Pool area, JFK Hockey Fields and Constitution Gardens are open to the public and space will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. A number of items are prohibited at the concert: firearms, ammunition, explosives, weapons, aerosols, supports for signs, packages, coolers, thermal/glass containers, backpacks, bags/signs exceeding 6" x 4" x 8", laser pointers, animals other than guide dogs, bikes.
Young Professionals United for Change (YP4C) Pre-Inaugural Gala	Jan 17, 2009 6:00 pm - 3:00 am	Mahogany Restaurant and Lounge 202-299-0800	2001 Eleventh Ave. NW Washington, DC
This is a non-IPC event hosted by Young Professionals United for Change (YP4C), a not-for-profit organization co-founded by Brian Benjamin '98. YP4C hosts civic events to increase political awareness and involvement of young professionals of color. This increased involvement is designed to promote the improvement of urban communities through a theme of positive change. For more information about YP4C, please visit http://www.yp4c.org/index.html YP4C invites you to its 2009 Pre-Inaugural Gala: Complimentary Heavy Hors d'Oeuvres Complimentary Cocktails Sponsored by CIROC Celebrity DJ D-NICE and DJ Jon Quick Live Entertainment in Jazz Lounge Wine Tasting by Heritage Link Brands Multiple Levels and Dance Floors Prime U Street Location Full Menu A La Carte Dining Available all night upon request (contact tinikab@yp4c.org with name and number of people in party) Dress Code: Festive Attire Ticket Price: $75 until Friday, January 9, 2009 $100 from January 10, 2009 until January 16, 2009 $125 for tickets purchased after 12pm noon on January 16, 2009 (must be purchased at the door) There are a limited number of tickets, please purchase your ticket today! Purchase tickets at: http://yp4cinauguralball.eventbrite.com/ YP4C Pre-Inaugural Gala Host Committee Osayamen Asemota - Elkhair Balla - Michael Beal - Brian Benjamin - Brent Boyce - Tarik Brooks - Tinika Brown - Solonje Burnett - Calcie Cooper - Selena Cuffe - Chris-Tia Donaldson - Samantha Fennell - Juanito Fortuno - Cameron Jones - Chekesha Kidd - Khary Lazarre-White - Johnita Mizelle - Obinna Onyeagoro - Kwame Owusu-Kesse - Jacques-Philippe Piverger - Mark Price - Abdel Reid - Tiffani Scott - Aden Seraile - Robert Smith - Brandon Terry - Tyler White - Chris Whyte
IPC Atlanta Planning Committee Meeting	Jan 16, 2009 6:00-8:00pm	Vino Libro (404) 624-3644	933 Garrett Street SE Atlanta, GA
This is a planning committee meeting for IPC alumni in Atlanta who are interested in assuming a leadership position within IPC. Any questions about this meeting can be sent to atl_chapter@inmanpagecouncil.org. This is not a general body meeting, the first general body meeting will be scheduled shortly. Please check the website in the near future for the general body meeting date and time.
IPC-NY Holiday Party "A Toast to New Beginnings	Dec 6, 2008 5 PM	Home of Kathleen Maignan '01	2355 Frederick Douglass Blvd, Apt. 3C New York, NY
IPC Holiday Party "A Toast to New Beginnings" Let's celebrate achieving new possibilities and breaking down barriers with a new black President and a new IPC administration! Mix, mingle and celebrate the holiday season with old and new friends! Non-Brown guests are welcome to attend! Host Committee: Roland Laird '82, Richard Gray '85, Woody Victor '94, Tiffani Scott '98, Ayana Evans '98, Arden Lewis '00, Shirley Johnson '04 RSVP by December 3rd to info@inmanpagenyc.org Location: Home of Kathleen Maignan '01, 2355 Frederick Douglass Blvd, Apt. 3C, New York 10027 Directions: Located on Frederick Douglass Blvd. between 126th & 127th Streets. Subway A, B, C or D to 125th Street and walk one block east. Subway 1, 2, 3 or 9 to 125th Street and walk two blocks west.
IPC Philly General Body Meeting	Dec 5, 2008 7 PM	Home of Thierry Fortune '84	4911 Monument Road Philadelphia, PA
Brown Alumni, The next general meeting of the Philadelphia IPC will be on Friday, December 5^th at 7:00 pm. I will be hosting the meeting at my home. The address is 4911 Monument Road. Some of the agenda topics will include: · Planning for the Philly IPC BASC Day (date to be determined), which was very successful last year. · Selecting New Officers for the Philly IPC Chapter. · Discussing new Chapter activities for 2009. Let me know if you plan to attend. I hope to make this a low key but festive holiday event. BASC Alumni Interviewing Also, we are encouraging African American alumni to get involved with BASC interviews. If you are interested in being doing BASC Alumni interviews with African American candidates, please send me your information. I will make sure that it gets to the appropriate local BASC representative. 2009 Meeting Dates: Please put the following meeting dates on your calendar. BASC Day Planning Meeting… January 9th Philly IPC Meetings: March 6th, June 5th, September 11th and Dec 4th Thierry Fortune ‘84 Philadelphia IPC
Kwanzaa Celebration Dinner	Dec 5, 2008 7-9 PM	Leung Gallery	Brown University Providence, RI
The ONYX Society would cordially like to invite you to the annual Kwanzaa Celebration Dinner. This dinner is to celebrate an important African-American cultural holiday and to provide awareness of the tradition. It is also an opportunity to meet and speak with the black undergraduate community before we buckle down with finals. The menu includes: Collard Greens Fried Chicken Plantains Macaroni & Cheese Candied Yams Peach Cobbler We hope to see you December 5th, at 7pm in Leung Gallery at Brown University! Sincerely, The ONYX Society *Please contact Jennifer Evora Class of ’09, at Jennifer_Evora@brown.edu with reservations and questions.
“Friends-Raising” Reception	Nov 13, 2008 6:30 PM	Law Offices of Venable, LLC* 4019520415	575 7th Street, NW Washington , DC
PLEASE JOIN US… The DC-Metro Site of the Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC) of Brown University Invites you to attend a “Friends-Raising” Reception and Post-Presidential Election Celebration on Thursday, November 13, 2008 6:30 – 9:00 p.m. Light Hors D’oeuvres and Refreshments Served No Charge, but SPACE IS LIMITED, SO RSVP IS REQUIRED BY NOV. 7TH TO WashingtonDCIPC@alumni.brown.edu Organized by the Planning Committee for The IPC-DC/MD/VA Regional Site This “Meet and Greet” will be held at the law offices of Venable, LLC* 575 7th Street, NW Washington, DC (Corner of 7th & F Sts., NW. Recommend using the easy access from Gallery Place Metro at Verizon Center Entrance. Parking in building accessible on F Street between 6th & 7th Sts.) *Event sponsored by Kenneth Slaughter, Esq. (’73), Partner, Venable, LLC

Brown University's Inman Page Black Alumni Council

Events

Welcome Concert Begins at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Doors Open at 8 a.m.