Syracuse University Commemorates the Pan Am 103 Tragedy
Remembrance Week: October 19-23, 1998
Events planned and sponsored by the 1998-99 Syracuse University Remembrance Scholars include:
Friday, December 11
3 pm
- That Night in Lockerbie - December 21, 1988, as retold by Rev. Alan
Neal,
in the Noble Room, Hendricks Chapel. Rev. Neal was the pastor of
Lockerbie's
Anglican church in December 1988
Saturday, December 12
Images
of Lockerbie: A Photo Exhibit at the Newhouse I Lobby
and
The
University Remembers: Materials from the Pan Am 103 Archive of the
University
Archives in the Schine Student Center Atrium
NOTE:
Both of these exhibits will be on view through December 21
Sunday, December 13
11 am
- Hendricks Chapel Service, Rev. Alan Neal preaching
and
5 pm
- Chanukah: A Time to Remember and Celebrate Life, congregate on the
patio
of H.B.Crouse for the lighting of the campus menorah, followed by a 5:15
pm reception
in the Founder's Room, Maxwell Hall
Sponsored
by Hillel
Monday, December 14
1-3
pm - Finding Meaning in the Tragedy of Pan Am 103, a panel of College of
Nursing
Remembrance Scholar applicants present their perspectives to
students,
faculty and staff; moderated by Dr. Linda Beeber
Followed
by a procession to the Place of Remembrance
Sponsored
by the College of Nursing
Tuesday, December 15
7 pm
- Suse & Peter Lowenstein, parents of Pan Am 103 victim, Alexander
Lowenstein,
will present a slide lecture discussing Dark Elegy, Suse's sculpture
commemorating
the tragedy of Pan Am 103
Wednesday, December 16
Rescreening,
in the Noble Room of Hendricks Chapel, of the video of the
January
18, 1989, Syracuse University Memorial Service
Thursday, December 17
Meeting
the Need after Pan Am 103: Student Affairs Reflections, a panel
discussion
with Pat Burak of the Office of International Services, Mary Jo Custer
of Student
Assistance, and Stan Fornal of Health Services, moderated by Barry
L. Wells,
Vice President of Student Affairs
Saturday, December 19
Alumni
from the Drama Department of the College of Visual and Performing Arts
will present a performance honoring their colleagues lost on Pan Am 103
Monday, December 21
2 pm
- Service of Commemoration in Hendricks Chapel, co-celebrated in
Lockerbie;
at Arlington National Cemetery in Washington. D.C.; and at
Westminster
Abbey in London
Please
arrive and be seated by 1:45 pm
A reception
in the Schine Student Center will follow the service
Co-sponsored
by the Division of International Programs Abroad and the Office of
Undergraduate
Studies
Further details about these and other events are
available by calling 315-443-1899