ADVISORY BOARD

Rhena Schweitzer Miller Daughter of Albert Schweitzer Irwin Abrams Professor Emeritus, Antioch University Leading Authority on the History of The Nobel Peace Prize Dr. Elinore Barber Bach Scholar Camilla P. Benbow Dean, Peabody College, Vanderbilt University Dr. Ralph J. Cazort Dean Emeritus, Meharry School of Medicine John E. Chapman, M.D. Dean, Vanderbilt School of Medicine John J. Compton Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, Vanderbilt University Lachlan Forrow, M.D. President, The Albert Schweitzer Fellowship H. Jackson Forstman Acting Dean, Vanderbilt Divinity School, Vanderbilt University Dr. Frederick Franck Artist and Author Kenneth F. Galloway Dean, School of Engineering, Vanderbilt University Arun Gandhi Founder Director, M. K. Gandhi Institute for Nonviolence Alexander Heard Chancellor Emeritus, Vanderbilt University Jean K. Heard Founder, Friends of the Library, Vanderbilt University Joseph C. Hough, Jr. President, Union Theological Seminary E. F. Infante Professor and Dean, College of Arts and Science Vanderbilt University David Krieger President, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation Douglas A. Lee Chairman and Professor of Musicology Emeritus, Blair School of Music Vanderbilt University Lewis B. Lefkowitz, Jr., M.D. Department of Preventive Medicine, Vanderbilt University School of Medicine Antje Lemke Schweitzer Scholar, Professor Emerita, Syracuse University Alan LeQuire Sculptor Yo-Yo Ma Cellist Mary DuBose Meluso Integrated Marketing Communications, Emory University Lord Yehudi Menuhin (b. 1916 - d. 1999) Musician and Humanitarian Marvin Meyer, Ph. D. Co-Director, Chapman University Albert Schweitzer Institute Chair Department of Religious Studies Michael Murray Concert Organist and Author Robert K. Musil, Ph.D. Executive Director, Physicians for Social Responsibility Hugh O'Brian Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Prof. Dr. Martin Petzoldt Chairman, Neue Bachgesellschaft E.V. University of Leipzig Sonja Poteau Director, Albert Schweitzer House/Archives Gunsbach, France Kenneth Schermerhorn Music Director and Conductor, The Nashville Symphony Dr. Hans-Joachim Schulze Professor of Musicology, University of Leipzig Director of the Bach-Archiv Christine Stevens President, Animal Welfare Institute James W. Trowbridge Executive Director, Albert Schweitzer Institute for the Humanities Andy van Roon President, International Cinema Partners President, Nashville Film/Video Association Mark Wait Dean, Blair School of Music, Vanderbilt University Colleen Conway-Welch Professor and Dean, Vanderbilt School of Nursing Lawrence S. Wittner Professor of History, University of Albany, State University of New York Christoph Wolff William Powell Mason Professor of Music, Dean of Harvard University Graduate School of Arts and Sciences Richard M. Zaner, Ph.D. Ann Geddes Stahlman Professor of Medical Ethics, Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Official Symposium 2000 Commemorative Coin Alan LeQuire, well known sculptor, best known for his monumental Athena Parthenos, the largest indoor statue in the western world, has been commissioned to create the Official Commemorative Coin for Symposium 2000. See Alan's website here. The Commemorative Coin will be collector grade and perfect for the serious collector or memorabilia enthusiast. It will be cast in bronze, approximately 5.25" in diameter. It will be sculpted in low relief with the image of Schweitzer on one side and Bach on the reverse.There will be two casting days for the Commemorative Coin: January 14, which will mark the 125th anniversary of Schweitzer's birth; and March 21, which will mark the 315th anniversary of Bach's birth. This will be the first time that these two great historical figures will be together on a work of art in bronze. The Commemorative Coin will be a limited edition and each will be numbered by the artist. An attractive gold-stamped "Certificate of Authenticity," suitable for framing, showing the number and signed by the artist will be presented with each coin. Orders are being accepted now for a donation of $250.00 or more. (Shipping in the U.S., $6.00; Canada, $9.50; air foreign, $26.00) Your donation is tax deductible and the check should be made out to Tennessee Players, Inc., and mailed to the address at the bottom of this page. The Commemorative Coin will be a true work of art and will be sure to increase in value through the years. Seasoned collectors strive to get a low number in numbered art pieces and orders will be assigned numbers as they are received. So we urge you to place your order now. We are grateful for your support to help us truly make Symposium 2000 - World Peace through Reverence for Life the peace event of the millennium. ORDER YOUR COMMEMORATIVE COIN TODAY! CLICK HERE TO REQUEST MORE INFO

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