What: Duruflé’s Quatre Motets, world première of Holding’s 'New Song,' New England première of Clausen’s 'Prayer,' Heath’s 'My Lord, What a Mornin’' and 'Little Innocent Lamb,' echoes from our South Africa and Guatemala/Mexico concert tours, and more

Why: The Yale Alumni Chorus will perform in Havana, Cuba, this summer. Many of the works this spring’s Choral Festival Chorus has spent the weekend preparing will be part of the Cuban 'Cantemos!' tour. Some of your classmates and friends are among the weekend’s 100+ singers, and they want you to share the results of their work.

How: Tickets at the door — contributions to Boston’s Yale Scholarship Trust.

Yale alumni (from SOM, Yale College, and all other schools of the University) are welcome to register at http://events.som.yale.edu/index.php?eventid=704

Rob Greenly SOM '83 is an executive coach and leadership & organization development consultant. He applies twenty years of senior leadership experience to help individuals, groups, and organizations make maximum use of their skills, abilities, and potential. Prior to running his own practice, Rob held positions as Chief Administrative Officer for Human Resources at Putnam Investments, Vice President of Leadership and Organization Development at Boston Scientific, Director of Leadership at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and Director of Organization Development and Training at Astra Pharmaceuticals.

This program is for alumni who desire a job or a career change, want to hear from industry leaders, or just want pointers on how to improve their skill sets in resume writing, interviewing, networking, etc.

Registration Fee is $20 if you register before March 14, 2010. Afterwards, the cost will increase to $30. Join other local alums for this exciting evening by registering at https://alum.mit.edu/smarTrans/public/Register.dyn?eventID=41541&groupID=234

Panelists
Rich Holbrook, CEO of Eastern Bank
Michael Raab, President of Agrivida
Ann Prestipino, Senior Vice President for Surgical and Anesthesia Services and Clinical Business Development at Mass General Hospital

Moderator/Workshop Leader
Ken White, Career Advisor at the MIT Sloan School of Management

Workshop Leaders
Kristine Langdon, Senior Client Partner at Korn/Ferry International
Greg Rutan, Search Manager at Ledgent Search Group
Jodi Smith, President of Mannersmith

For more info visit http://alum.mit.edu/learn/major-events/boston-ivy-alliance

There are limited number of specially priced Ringside and Mezzanine tickets available to attend this special opening show –

Bello Is Back! The Big Apple Circus is back in town with Bello Nock, named America's 'Best Clown' by Time magazine, and the world’s most exciting circus artists under the Big Top! The playfully elegant Bello, with his gravity-defying hair, returns to the Big Apple Circus after an absence of nine seasons. With thrilling feats of derring-do and stylish sense of whimsy, Bello will astound and delight one and all! On the 'Welcome Bello Back' committee is our own lovable star Grandma, and spectacular performers from around the world. No seat is more than 50 feet from the ring. Additional information about BAC can be found at www.BigAppleCircus.org

Individual FUNraiser Tickets --
$50 Ringside & Box seats, $35 Mezzanine seats
To Order Tickets -- BigAppleCircus@sandw.com or 617-210-6923

About Boston Children’s Museum
Boston Children's Museum exists to help children understand and enjoy the work in which they live. BCM is a private, non-profit, educational institution that is recognized internationally as a research and development center. At 97 years, we are the 2nd oldest children’s museum in the world and a pacesetter for children’s exhibitions, educational programs and curriculum. Boston Children's Museum incorporates two strategies - engaging families and building communities - to impact five outcome areas for children and help them grow up as Creative, Curious learners who live Healthy lives in Sustainable, Global communities. Additional information about BCM can be found at www.BostonChildrensMuseum.org

NOTE: All attendees will pass through high-level security screening at the Courthouse. To facilitate entry, please limit personal items (bags, etc.) and metal objects. For security reasons, no walk-in registrations will be allowed. Please email info@ycob.org with the name of each attendee to expedite security procedures at the event.

As one of the largest and most supportive Yale communities in the world, let's show our President how much we in Boston value Yale and his extraordinary leadership.

Steven is first prize laureate of the Dimitri Mitropoulos International Conducting Competition and the Georg Tintner International Conductors' Mastercourse, and has led orchestras in Greece, Russia, Brazil, the Czech Republic, Canada, and the United States.

Peter is a founding member of Boston Sculptors Gallery, with work in the Fogg Art Museum, Boston Public Library, Brandeis' Rose Museum, and the DeCordova Museum and Sculpture Park. He received a significant grant in 2007 from Artist's Resource Trust (ART), a fund of the Berkshire Taconic Community Foundation.

Wine and appetizers will be served.

Our activities served people in need, brought Yalies together, and helped improve our communities. Last year's efforts by Boston volunteers has evolved into ongoing community service activities at both Excel Academy in East Boston and the Haley School in Roslindale.What a difference a day makes!

Here's how you can help right now

• Identify an organization or site that you think we should work with
• Volunteer to organize one activity (most are 3-5 hour projects)
• Offer to be the on-site person on the day of service
• Help with ideas and general organization

Thank you!

The Committee for the Yale Day of Service 2010 in Boston