Presentation by Steve Smith '88, '93 MEd. Join us in the West Room to listen to a fascinating presentation about the development of Artificial Intelligence (AI). AI began in the 1950s, but the deep learning revolution only started in 2012, and the rise of models like ChatGPT-4 is less than 18 months old. To understand the exponential growth in the size and capability of these powerful tools, we need to compare and contrast them with their precursors and differentiate between classic AI, machine learning, and our modern Generative Pre-trained Transformers. The field of AI holds tremendous promise, with advancements in machine vision and natural language processing allowing for almost limitless medical, scientific, and consumer applications. However, it's equally important to consider the risks posed by AI development, from misuse by malicious actors to unintended consequences.

Mingle with juniors and seniors in the West Room to help them polish their social skills! The students will be coming off fresh from a session, delivered by the Center of Career Engagement Opportunities, on how to network and interact with professionals in a social setting. Enjoy light hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar while several generations of hornets buzz around. Advanced registration required for alumni.

Join us in the West Room for a presenation by Dr Julius Sigler '62, '15 DSc. More information to come.

Join us in the West Room with Interfaith Chaplain Jer Bryant '03, '10 MA who will conduct a short remembrance service for Westover Society members who have passed. There will be a time to share any fond memories of the deceased if you’d like to participate.

Join us in the West Room for your class photo! If you are in a reunion year (1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, and 1980) please join us for your class photo. Alumni from other classes are also welcome to join for any other group photos.

Presentation by Dr. Clifton Potter '62 and Dr. Dorothy Bundy Turner Potter '64 in the West Room. Additional presentation information to be added.

Join us in Snidow Chapel for a short concert by the University of Lynchburg Chamber Orchestra.

Join us in the West Room for a special program honoring the life and work of Dr. Shirley Rosser '40, longtime professor of physics at Lynchburg College. We will unveil a bust of Dr. Rosser created by Richard “Dick” Pumphrey '74, who will also make remarks along with President Alison Morrison-Shetlar and Dr. Julius Sigler '62, '15 DSc. Light refreshments will be provided. The Rosser Bust will be on display in the West Room for the event before its permanent installation in the lobby of Hobbs-Sigler Hall.

Join us on the balcony of Hall Campus Center for a cash bar to mingle with classmates and friends! Come get a drink before the Alumni Awards & Westover Society Dinner if you arrive early!

Join us to reminisce and celebrate alumni and friends receiving an alumni award. The ceremony and dinner will be held in Memorial Ballroom in Hall Campus Center. All are welcome to join. $45 per person. Please register by April 11, 2025.