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2002-2003 The Cornell Club of Louisville invites all alumni and friends of Cornell living in Kentucky and surrounding region to attend our 2002-2003 programs. We try to offer activities that will be appealing to most of you and are anxious to receive your comments and suggestions. A list of current officers and other contact people for your Club is provided. You do not have to be a member to attend, and most events are free or require a minimal fee.   Date Event Location Cost Saturday Sep 28, 2002 Lobster Bake Prospect $25/person Reservations required Thursday Oct 17, 2002 Zinck's Night Brownings (located at Louisville Slugger Field)   Sunday, Jan 5, 2002 Reception for Prospective Students Irv (Buddy) Cutler, Jr. 2249 Woodford Place Louisville (502)459-9578   April 3, 2003 Cornell Faculty Lecture/Spring Meeting TBA     LOBSTER BAKE - September 28, 2002 This popular event is being generously hosted by Marty and Joan Steiner and coordinated by Cornell super-alum Prentice Smith. Reservations are required for this event and there is a charge of $25 per person for the lobster meal. We are also offering a bratwurst meal as an alternative. The charge for the bratwurst meal is $5 per person. This feast actually includes a large lobster or bratwurst, corn of the cob, beer, wine, and soft drinks along with pot luck items and as close to a beach-side experience as our Prospect site can muster. Bring the whole family. Print out the registration form and make your reservation now.   ZINCK'S NIGHT - October 17, 2002 - 6:00 p.m. Will Hancock's Judge Roy Beans Restaurant on Bardstown Road has been the usual site for this event. But this yar we will meet at Will's new restaruant, Brownings - located at Louisville Slugger Field (map). There is plenty of parking, freshly brewed beer, and many delicious menu options. Relive the tradition and fun of Zinck's, of Ithaca fame, as you meet a spectrum of Cornellians from all age groups.   RECEPTION FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS - December 2002 (Definite date TBA) There is no set date for the reception but please inform anyone you know who may be considering Cornell as a college choice for 2003 or beyond. This afternoon event, to be hosted by the Culters, is another great mixer especially for current students who provide the very latest and best perspective of the activities on-the-hill.   CORNELL FACULTY LECTURE/SPRING MEETING - April 3, 2003 Always a popular dinner meeting, this is a great chance to hear a Cornell Professor give his/her best lecture at prices far under current tuition bills (at $30,000 for 2 15-hour semesters of 14 weeks each, we calculate a charge of $71.43 per hour).   Our 2003 speaker will be Ms. Elaine D. Engst. Ms. Engst received a B.A. in History from William Smith College in 1968, and an M.A. from Cornell University in 1972, where she held a President White Fellowship. She came to the Cornell Library in 1979, and has served as Assistant Director of the New York Historical Resources Center, as Technical Services Archivist in the Department of Manuscripts and University Archives, and as Curator of Manuscripts, in the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections. In 1995 she was named University Archivist, and in 1999 she became Director of the Division.   Elaine has served as project director for an archival electronic records research project sponsored by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission. She coordinated the Cornell component of a U.S. Department of Education Title II-C-funded project to add archival records to library catalogs, and managed the New York Historical Resources Center's Historical Documents Inventory project.   For her work on the New York State Historical Documents Inventory, Elaine was awarded the Society of American Archivist's (SAA) C.W.F. Coker Prize for outstanding finding aids in 1991. She has been active in SAA, serving as chair of the Description Section and the RLIN Users' Roundtable. In 1996, she was named a Fellow of the Society of American Archivists for her many accomplishments.   Additional events will be planned as time, interest, and opportunities permit. Thank you for your participation. We hope to see you at the next Cornell event where you may learn about the latest exciting progress at one great Ivy League Alma Mater.