Last updated: May 7, 2008

RMHUC members and Harvard alumni (plus faculty, current students, etc.) may subscribe to our electronic mailing list, to keep informed automatically of all upcoming club events. Calendar notices will be emailed to subscribers a few times a month. To sign up now, email the club secretary: "secr 'at' rmhuc 'dot' org"; include your school (college, business, divinity ...), class year, degree, current address and phone number if not already an RMHUC member.

MAY 2008

May 1, Thursday, 5:30-8 pm

ALL-IVY+ FT. COLLINS HAPPY HOURS -- The Ivy League clubs invite you, your friends and family to socialize at the Ft. Collins-based happy hour at Austin's, 2815 East Harmony Rd, Ft. Collins. This will be an ongoing 1st Thursday event.

May 8, Thursday, 6-8 pm

ALL-IVY+ BOULDER HAPPY HOURS -- The Ivy League clubs invite you, your friends and family to socialize at the Boulder-based happy hour at Jill's in the St. Julien Hotel & Spa, 900 Walnut St, Boulder. This will be an ongoing monthly (2nd Thursday) event. For questions, you may contact Darren Johnston: darrenbjohnston at [the big Y service]

May 15, Thursday, 6-8 pm

ALL-IVY+ DENVER HAPPY HOURS -- The Ivy League clubs invite you, your friends, and family to socialize with other All Ivy+ alumni at the Squealin' Pig, 2700 E 3rd Ave, Cherry Creek North. This will be an ongoing monthly (3rd Thursday) event. For questions, you may contact Howard Sankel: hsankel [at the big G service]

May 18, Sunday, 6:30 pm

HARVARD FACULTY LECTURE: Xenia Dormandy, Kennedy School of Government
"Understanding India and Pakistan -- Harvard Kennedy School's Role in the Policy Process"

Ms. Dormandy will discuss the workings of KSG, the Belfer and other Research Centers within the Harvard Univ. context. She will then describe her own work in South Asia studies with particular attention to India and Pakistan. Dormandy was part of an international team of monitors in Pakistan's February election.

The Belfer Center integrates research, teaching, and training at the intersection of international security, environmental and resource policies, science, and technology. Xenia Dormandy is the Director of the Center's Project on India and the Subcontinent and a member of the Center's Board. She has an extensive background in foreign affairs and security issues. She is a graduate of the KSG and of Oxford Univ.

Place: member's home in SE Denver. Light refreshments will be served.

Reservations necessary: RMHUC members and their guests -- $15 in advance, $20 at the door. Non-members of RMHUC -- $20 in advance, $25 at the door.

RSVP: mail checks (payable to RMHUC) to Fred Ris, 1298 S. Teal Ct., Boulder, CO 80303; or phone 303-442-2802 with credit card information.