Princeton Class of 2000

As our 11th Reunion year comes to a close, there's still a chance to make your contributions to Princeton -- but they must happen before July.

We've already reached our Annual Giving dollar goal for this year, but our participation isn't quite where it should be.  Any amount counts.  Please help us make this year's campaign a success by making an Annual Giving donation online at https://makeagift.princeton.edu/ or by calling (800) 258-5421.

And a Class Dues contribution helps keep our class financially strong -- our reduced dues fee for this year will help support the Alumni Council and the PAW, along with any class regional events.  Click here to make a class dues donation.

Saturday, May 28, 2011 at 10:30am in the Frist Hall Auditorium (room 301)

The lecture was given by Alexander Glaser, who is Assistant Professor at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Princeton University. He is a participant in the University’s Program on Science and Global Security and works with the International Panel on Fissile Materials, which publishes the annual Global Fissile Material Report.  He holds a PhD in Physics from Darmstadt University of Technology, Germany.

Here's a picture of him during the talk (although there are better ones out there showing his awesome orange-and-black shoes):

The discussion following the talk was perhaps one of the most engaging we've had at a Millennial Lecture.  Hope to see you at the next one!

Our class won the Alumni Council Committee on Reunions Award for Innovation for the Millennial Lecture Series, which was presented at the Alumni Council Luncheon at Reunions 2011.

Our class hosted a Bay Area get-together on May 21, attended by 10 enthusiastic classmates.

Feeling left out?  Help organize a regional event in your area!  Contact the class VP for more information.