The Commemoration of September 11
We honor alumni and other members of the Stony Brook family who were lost. Their deaths strengthen our resolve as a University community to foster the most basic ideals of freedom and equality.

Thursday, September 11, 2008
The Memorial Commemoration takes place in the garden surrounding the Memorial Arch opposite the Humanities Building.
Rain Location: Student Activities Center Auditorium

The Arch, donated by the Stony Brook Alumni Association, honors the 21 Stony Brook alumni who were lost. Designed by Milton Glaser in collaboration with Nicholas Fasciano, the twelve-foot-high by eight-foot-wide arch is constructed of brass that will eventually change color to a soft verdigris.

Engraved down the sides of the arch are the names of those who were lost:

Joanne Ahladiotis, Jean A. Andrucki, Michael A. Bane, Carlton W. Bartels, William F. Burke Jr., Michel P. Colbert, Stephen M. Fogel, Steven E. Furman, Richard S. Gabrielle, Kuifai (Raymond) Kwok, Edward J. Mardovich, Rudy Mastrocinque, Michael P. McDonnell, Manika Narula, Christopher M. Panatier, John W. Perry, Lisa J. Raines, Jonathan S. Ryan, Margaret M. (Walier) Seeliger, Peter A. Siracuse, and Walwyn W. Stuart Jr.

Van transportation for those from East Campus will depart from the front of University Hospital at 11:45 a.m. and return to the same location by 1:30 p.m. Contact Conferences & Special Events at 632-6320 to reserve a seat. Access to Admininistration Garage available to East Campus cardholders.

Sponsored by the Office of the President and the Interfaith Center.