November 22, 2014

Live Connected: Video and Images from the Campaign Launch

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Lafayette launched the public phase of its $400 million “Live Connected, Lead Change” campaign during a gala celebration Friday, Nov. 21, at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City. The kickoff was held on the eve of the 150th meeting between Lafayette and Lehigh at Yankee Stadium in college football’s most-played rivalry.

Read about the campaign
Leopards dominate Lehigh in 150th Rivalry game
View more images of the launch on Flickr

Ron Garfunkel '63, Trustee Alan Griffith '64, Penny Griffith, Lisa Fuller, and Trustee Emeritus Walter Oechsle '57

A giant whale overlooks the guests during dinner.

Trustee Sylvia Daniels Weaver ’75 enjoys the program.

Trustee Hal Kamine '78 hangs out with Joe Maddon '76.

Alumni, students, faculty, and staff mingle during the reception underneath a dinosaur skeleton.

President Alison Byerly (L-R), Board Chair Ed Ahart '69, Alex Karapetian '04, president of the Alumni Association; Steve Pryor '71, chair of the campaign; and Barb Levy '77, vice chair of the campaign, announce the campaign goal.

Sally Lou Loveman '84 (L-R), Dr. Bill Oaks '51, Cindy Linville '80, and Mary Ann Oaks

Ginny Logan '81 with her son, Will Rockafellow '14

Jeff Kirby '84 (L-R), trustee emeritus; Paul McCurdy '82, trustee; and Jim Fisher '77, trustee

Rachel Hollander '11, (L-R), Joe Hollander, Barb Levy '77, and Alyssa Hollander '14

Scott Hummel (far left), Jeffers Director of Engineering, and members of Lafayette's award-winning race car design team discuss the interdisciplinary project.

President Alison Byerly speaks with Jeff Ruthizer ’62.

Mai Ao ’16, Ed Kerns, Clapp Professor of Art, and Julia Guarch ’15 talk about the Frankenstein 2029 production, which involves over 50 faculty members and students from art, chemistry, computer science, engineering, English, neuroscience, and theater.

Ed Ahart '69, chair of Lafayette's Board of Trustees

Soulfege, one of Lafayette's a capella groups, performs.

Eddie Andujar ’15 talks about the strength of the Lafayette community.

Steve Pryor '71, chair of the campaign and vice chair of the Board of Trustees

Trustee Barb Levy '77, vice chair of the campaign

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