Join us for the 2009
Charity Golf Tournament...
Friday, May 15, 2009
at the Hermitage Golf Course
6:30 a.m. Registration
7:30 a.m. Shotgun Start
11:30 a.m.* Awards Luncheon
*or immediately following completion of play
Your entry fee includes
$125 per person ($500 per team) entitles you to:
• Greens and cart fees
• Executive goody bag
• Light breakfast
• Beverages
• Awards luncheon
• Free door prizes and fun!
• Mulligan, longest drive, and putting contests
Plus all these extras…
• Hole-in-one contest for a new vehicle
• Longest drive contest
• Putting contest
• And other games...
The best part…
Your involvement in this entertaining event will help
fund camp programs for the Vanderbilt Kennedy
Center. These camps serve youth with autism,
Down syndrome, Williams syndrome, and other
developmental disabilities
For a good cause...
Sponsored by Waddell and Reed Financial Services and Beaman Automotive Group. Proceeds will benefit:
For all of us who care deeply about human development - researchers and teachers, families of children and adults with developmental disabilities, community supporters striving to improve the outlook for at-risk students - life has never been more exciting.
New discoveries about the complexities of the brain dominate newspaper headlines. Publishers continually revise textbooks to incorporate new information about genetic syndromes, fetal alcohol syndrome, autism, and much more.
The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center for Research on Human Development embraces the tremendous opportunities that new tools like genetic coding and functional magnetic resonance imaging offer. More than 100 researchers from diverse fields at Vanderbilt University bring their individual strengths to understanding how humans learn and finding solutions to developmental challenges. The nation’s leading brain scientists and geneticists work together with educational and language specialists to improve life for families affected by disability.