Family & Friends Weekend And Homecoming
WELLESLEY COLLEGEFamily & Friends WeekendandHomecomingOCTOBER 14-16, 2016106 Central Street, Wellesley, MA 02481 Tel 781.283.2808
SCHEDULE12:30-1:30PM3-4:30PM4-4:30PMJum’ah PrayersFRIDAY 10.14.16Prayer Room, Multifaith CenterFamilies, friends and alumnae areinvited to join Amira Quraishi,Muslim Chaplain, and students intheir weekly gathering.Houghton Chapel Tour and TeaSession for Families ofStudents Interested inHealth Professions8AM-5PMCheck-In and Information CenterAnderson Forum, Lulu Chow WangCampus Center8:30AM-4PMAttend ClassesVarious LocationsMeet the faculty who are making adifference in your student’s academiclife. A schedule is available at thecheck-in area and online nd.9AM-5PMStudent “Yard Sale”4th floor, Lulu Chow WangCampus CenterShop and support studentorganizations and clubs.10AM-12PMOpen House: SpecialCollections, Book Arts Lab4th floor, Clapp LibraryExplore Wellesley’s unique collectionsand facilities that support hands-onteaching and research into the historyand art of the book.11:15AM-12PMDebra Knopman ’75: UrbanResponses to Climate ChangeJewett AuditoriumClimate change is underway at a rateunprecedented in recorded history.Alumnae Achievement Award recipientDebra Knopman will provide examplesof ways to support decision makingon urban strategies to adapt to climatechange, reduce greenhouse gasemissions, and cope with the relatedproblems of aging infrastructure andeconomic transition.Front Porch, Weaver HouseTake a student-led tour. Rain or shine.Gathering Space, Multifaith CenterJoin the Religious Life team for teaand enjoy a tour of the Chapel andthe acclaimed Multifaith Center. MeetReverend Doctor Tiffany Steinwert,the dean of Religious and SpiritualLife, as well as advisors from variousfaiths including Buddhist, Jewish,Catholic, Hindu, Unitarian Universalist,Protestant and Muslim.1-2:30PM3-5:30PMThe Davis. ReDiscovered:Reception & Gallery TourFriends of Wellesley CollegeAthletics Meeting1-2PMCampus TourDavis Museum LobbyEnjoy a light reception as youdiscover the Davis; tour through ournewly, reinstalled permanent collectionthat includes an assembly of paintings,sculptures, photographs, and decorativeobjects, from antiquity to contemporary,then view our fall special exhibitions.1:15-3PMBlue Pride Leadership GroupLuncheonClassroom, Keohane Sports CenterBy invitation only. Participants will joinin a thought-leadership discussionregardingPhysical Education,Recreation and Athletics (PERA)needs and future growth withProvost and Dean of the CollegeAndy Shennan and Chair of PERABridget Belgiovine.2-3PMInternational StudyInformation SessionCollins CinemaLearn about various programs andthe application process. Hear fromseniors who have returned from asemester or academic year in Europe,South America and Asia and fromfaculty affiliated with Wellesley’s neweststudy abroad program for pre-healthstudents.Classroom, Keohane Sports CenterOpen to National Committeemembers only.3:15-4PMCareer Education SessionCollins CinemaLearn about our newly redesignedCareer Education model for theliberal arts. Hear from our newAssociate Provost & ExecutiveDirector Christine Cruzvergara andmeet several members of her teamwho can answer questions aboutthe types of services, programs,and events available to yourWellesley student.3:30-4:30PMMarian Burros ’54 Book SigningFoyer, Diana Chapman WalshAlumnae HallRenowned food writer and New YorkTimes journalist Marian Burros ’54will sign one of her popular books,The New Elegant But Easy Cookbook,prior to the Alumnae AchievementAwards ceremony. Limited numberof books available for purchase.Collins CinemaMeet with Lynn White, MD, thedirector of Health ProfessionsAdvising at Wellesley to learn aboutthe opportunities and resourcesavailable to Wellesley students whoare interested in pursuing a careerin the health professions (dentistry,medicine, veterinary medicine).4-6PMGuild Of Carillonneurs“Open Tower”Galen Stone Tower, Green HallWatch the Guild of Carillonneurs ringthe bells and enjoy the spectacularviews of campus. Ellen Dickinsonfrom Trinity and Yale will be ourguest instructor.4:30-5:30PMProtestant GatheringsStudy, Multifaith CenterMeet Sarah Robbins-Cole, ProtestantChaplain, and learn about the weeklygathering at Sophia’s table.Buddhist MeditationMeditation Room, Multifaith CenterFamilies, friends, and alumnae areinvited to join John Bailes, BuddhistChaplain, and students in their weeklymeditation.4:30-6:30PMVolleyball: Wellesley vs IthacaDorothy Towne Fieldhouse Arena,Keohane Sports CenterFUTURE FAMILY WEEKEND DATES:October 13-15, 2017, October 12-14, 2018, and October 18-20, 2019
5-6:30PMAlumnae AchievementAwards CeremonyAuditorium, Diana Chapman WalshAlumnae HallThe Alumnae Achievement Awardsare bestowed upon alumnae whohave brought honor to themselvesand Wellesley College through theiroutstanding achievements. Followingthe ceremony, join us for a receptionwith refreshments.Maria Morris Hambourg Barlow ’71,Photography Champion, Art Scholar,CuratorMarian Burros ’54,Transformational Food and LifestyleJournalistDebra Knopman ’75,Engineer, Complex Problem Solver,Policymaker6-8:30PMHillel Shabbat Service and OnegMain Room, Multifaith CenterShabbat Service and Oneg, hostedby Rabbi Audrey Marcus Berkmanand Wellesley College Hillel.6-6:30PMHall Of Fame Inductees:Official Weekend Check-InAnderson Forum, Lulu Chow WangCampus Center6:30-8PM“Blue Nation” Athlete Dinnerwith Hall of Fame NationalChampionship RecognitionDorothy Towne Fieldhouse Arena,Keohane Sports CenterStudent-athletes, current and former,bring your friends and families and joincoaches for a pasta dinner to kick off theweekend of competition. President Johnsonwill introduce the 2016 Hall of Fameinductees and lead the unveiling of theCrew National Championship banner.6:30-6:45PMfavorite snack.10:45-11:30AMHall of Fame Inductees:Logistics Meeting8AM-2PMDance studio 202,Keohane Sports CenterClass led by Portia Krichman ’19.Classroom, Keohane Sports CenterMeet Bridget Belgiovine and ElaineHarvey for an overview of your scheduleand weekend program of events. Familymembers of inductees may proceed tothe Blue Nation dinner in the Fieldhouse.7:30-9PMJazz/World and A CappellaWelcome ConcertAuditorium, Jewett Arts CenterJoin us for our annual concert, featuringvibrant performances from Wellesley’sJazz & World Music ensembles andthree of Wellesley’s a cappella vocalgroups. Enjoy Haitian drum and dancefrom Yanvalou; chamber jazz from BlueJazz Combos and BlueJazz Strings; andbig band jazz from Wellesley BlueJazz,performing in tandem with several ofWellesley’s renowned a cappella vocalgroups: The Blue Notes, The Tupelosand the Wellesley Widows!7-9PM, 9:15-11PMFilm Society: Nora Ephron ’62Collins Cinema7pm: “When Harry Met Sally” (R)9:15pm: “Julie & Julia” (PG 13)9-10PMS’moresFire pit, Lulu Chow WangCampus CenterRelax around the fire and enjoyWellesley students’ favorite snack.Cancelled in case of rain.SATURDAY 10.15.16Check-In and Information CenterAnderson Forum, Lulu Chow WangCampus CenterBallroom Foyer, Diana ChapmanWalsh Alumnae Hall (8-9:30am)Yoga ClassSpin ClassSpin Room, Keohane Sports CenterClass led by Gloria Samen ’18.8:15-9:30AMPresident’s Community BreakfastBallroom, Diana Chapman WalshAlumnae HallFamilies, join us for a continentalbreakfast and hear from PresidentJohnson at 8:45 am. Introductionby Zainab Younus ‘17, collegegovernment president.9-5PMStudent “Yard Sale”4th floor, Lulu Chow WangCampus CenterShop and support studentorganizations and clubs.9-11AMSwim Alumnae Pool PartyChandler Pool, KeohaneSports CenterJoin coach Bonnie Dix for a swimand dive team reunion pool party.9-11AMVolleyball: Wellesley vs EndicottDorothy Towne Fieldhouse Arena,Keohane Sports Center10AM-1PMSoftball: Wellesley vs BentleySoftball Field10:30AMRugby: Wellesley vs BabsonUpper FieldFACULTY LECTURES10-10:45AMDavid Lindauer Calderwood Seminars inPublic WritingCollins CinemaLois Wasserspring Cuba: Yesterday, Today,and TomorrowPendleton East 239Takis Metaxas Manipulation of Social Mediaduring ElectionsJewett Auditorium11-11:45AMOscar Fernandez A Few Easy Ways to BoostStudent Success in MathCollins CinemaAnjali Prabhu The Suzy Newhouse Center:Building Community throughIntellectual ChallengeNewhouse Center,2nd floor Green HallJackie Hatala Matthes Ecological Disturbance:Modeling the Effects of ClimateChange and Invasive InsectsJewett AuditoriumGUIDEBOOK: Download the Wellesley College app, then selectthe Wellesley Family & Friends and Homecoming 2016 Guide
11-11:30AM12-2PMBark and Metal TourCommunity LuncheonEnjoy a talk on campus sculpturesand trees, a Friends of Art StudentInitiative Program of the DavisMuseum in collaboration withBotanistas Tree Mob Series.Meet at Clapp Library front steps.11AM-1PMVolleyball: Wellesley vs WesleyanDorothy Towne Fieldhouse Arena,Keohane Sports CenterSoccer: Wellesley vs WPISoccer Field11AM-5PMDavis Museum Open HouseGalleries, Davis MuseumExplore the Davis Museum, a vitalcampus resource for cross-disciplinaryteaching and study. The Davis openedits new permanent collections galleriesin September 2016. Student Guidespresent spotlight object talks every15 minutes from 11AM - 12PM and2PM - 3PM, and a new interactivemultimedia app powered by Cuseumallows visitors to delve deeper intoobjects of their choice at theirown pace.11AM-12PMTransforming Light:Dedication of Chapel WindowsHoughton ChapelJoin us at the dedication of HoughtonChapel’s newest windows given byPatricia Kopf Colagiuri ’55, a triptychcelebrating the transformationalexperience of being at WellesleyCollege. Led by Tiffany Steinwert,dean of Religious and Spiritual Life,the event features Art Departmentfaculty, Daniela Rivera and MarthaMcNamara, artist Jeffrey Gibson,and fabricator Lyn Hovey, who willdiscuss the process of creating thewindows - from design to installation.FACULTY LECTUREResidence Dining Halls: Bates,Lulu, Pomeroy (kosher), and Tower.Mingle with other Wellesley families andthe Wellesley community over lunch.Please note that the Stone-Davis DiningHall is closed. Lunch compliments of theOffice for Parent & Family Programs.2-2:45PM12-2PM2-5PMHarambee House:Taste Of The DiasporaHarambee HouseThis event showcases the diversityof the African Diaspora through food,song, dance, and spoken word.Meet Dr. Tracey Cameron, advisorto Students of African Descent, andlearn about Harambee House.1-3PMField Hockey:Wellesley vs SpringfieldTurf FieldCheer on the Blue against Springfield!See the 2016 Hall of Fame inducteesintroduced at half-time.1:15PMLegacy PhotographJewett StairsAlumnae who are the mothers,sisters, aunts, or grandmothers ofcurrently enrolled students are invitedwith their student(s) to be part of thisyear’s legacy photo for Wellesleymagazine.Lee Cuba Practice for Life: MakingDecisions in CollegeJewett AuditoriumBooks available for purchase.Softball:Wellesley vs MerrimackSoftball Field2:45PMSophomore Class Tree Planting5:30-9PMWellesley Athletics Hall ofFame Reception, Dinnerand Induction CeremonyBallroom, Diana Chapman WalshAlumnae HallPreregistered guests only.ALC alumnae are invited to attendthe reception.7-9PM, 9:15-11PMFilm Society: Nora Ephron ’62Collins Cinema7pm: “Julie & Julia” (PG 13)9:15pm: “When Harry Met Sally” (R)Location TBDOne of Wellesley College’s annualtraditions includes the planting of aspecial tree in honor of the sophomoreclass. Be a part of the tradition andcelebrate with members of the classof 2019 as they dedicate their tree.9-10PM3-4:30PMObservatory TourChoir, Chamber Music, andOrchestra ConcertHoughton ChapelConcert offered by the musicdepartment and student membersof the Wellesley College Choir andChamber Singers, Chamber MusicSociety, and Brandeis-WellesleyOrchestra.S’moresLulu Chow Wang Campus CenterFire PitRelax around the fire and enjoyWellesley students’ favorite snack.9PMWhitin ObservatoryTour the observatory and viewconstellations through the 12-inchand 6-inch telescopes. Hosted bythe ASTRO club. Event will takeplace rain or clouds.4:45PMCatholic MassMain Room, Multifaith CenterFriends are invited to join ourCatholic Chaplain, Emily Jendzejec,and students in their weekly service.FUTURE FAMILY WEEKEND DATES:October 13-15, 2017, October 12-14, 2018, and October 18-20, 2019
SUNDAY 10.16.168-9:30AMEarly Bird Hike AroundLake WabanMeet at College Club parking lotJoin the Parents Office team for anaturalist-led morning hike aroundLake Waban. Mid-October promisespeak fall foliage and waterfowl migration.This 3.1-mile loop is primarily flat andwooded, with some roots and narrowtrails. Sneakers or hiking bootsrecommended.11AM-1PMHindu Puja and BrunchMeditation and Main Rooms,Multifaith CenterFamilies and friends are invited tojoin Shrestha Singh, Hindu chaplain,and students in their weekly service.11AM-5PMDavis Museum Open HouseButler Boathouse, Lake WabanJoin coach Tessa Spillane for amorning race on Lake Waban.Galleries, Davis MuseumExplore the Davis Museum, a vitalcampus resource for cross-disciplinaryteaching and study. The Davis openedits new permanent collections galleries inSeptember 2016. Student Guides presentspotlight object talks every 15 minutesfrom 2PM - 3PM, and a new interactivemultimedia app powered by Cuseumallows visitors to delve deeper into objectsof their choice at their own pace.10:30AM-12PM12-4PM10-11AMAlumnae Crew RaceCrew NationalChampionship BrunchDorothy Towne Fieldhouse,Keohane Sports CenterPreregistered guests only. CelebrateWellesley’s first NCAA Championshipteam over brunch. Hear from coachTessa Spillane and see photos fromthe historic win.10:30AM-12:30PMAlumnae Softball GameSoftball FieldCalling all softball alumnae!Grab your glove and join fellowalumnae in a fun game against thecurrent team. Weather permitting.11AM-12PMSeven Sisters Cross Country RaceNehoiden Golf CourseWellesley hosts this year’s SevenSisters Cross Country race. Cheeron the Blue at the start and end ofthe race!Open BoathouseButler BoathouseRecreational boating is open to allWellesley College students, parents,and alumnae. Participants are requiredto sign a waiver to take out canoes,kayaks, paddleboats, and sailboats.A light wind certification or approvalfrom Wellesley sailing instructor isrequired to take out sailboats.1-2PMSeven Sisters Cross Country LunchDorothy Towne Fieldhouse, KeohaneSports CenterSeven Sisters race teams and coachesare invited to lunch immediately followingthe race.2-4PMGuild of Carillonneurs “Open Tower”Galen Stone Tower, Green HallWatch the Guild of Carillonneurs ringthe bells and enjoy the spectacularviews of campus. Ellen Dickinsonfrom Trinity and Yale will be ourguest instructor.CAMPUS BUILDINGSCAMPUS BOOKSTORELulu Chow Wang Campus Center, 4th floorFri and Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmCOLLINS CAFÉDavis PlazaFri 8am-2pm, closed Sat and SunEMPORIUM CAFÉLulu Chow Wang Campus Center, 2nd floorFri 7am-8pm, Sat and Sun 9am-8pmTHE DAVIS MUSEUMFri, Sat, and Sun 11am-5pmMARGARET CLAPP LIBRARYFri 8:15am-10pm, Sat 8am-7pm, Sun 8:30am-12amPublic access computers and printers on first and second floors.MARGARET C. FERGUSON GREENHOUSESFri, Sat, and Sun 8am-4pmHOUGHTON CHAPEL AND MULTIFAITH CENTERFri, Sat, and Sun 7am-11pmAll rooms available for prayer, meditation, visiting.LEAKY BEAKER CAFÉScience CenterFri 8am-4pm, closed Sat and SunNANNERL O. KEOHANE SPORTS CENTER AND HALL OF FAMEFri 7am-10pm, Sat 7am-7pm, Sun 9am-10pmNANNERL O. KEOHANE SPORTS CENTER FITNESS CENTERFri 7am-9:30pm, Sat 7am-5pm, Sun 9am-9pmINSTRUCTIONS FOR WIRELESS ACCESSAfter connecting to the Wellesley Guest network and openingyour web browser, enter your email address, and click Accept.GUIDEBOOK: Download the Wellesley College app, then selectthe Wellesley Family & Friends and Homecoming 2016 Guide
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you for spending your weekend with us, and enjoy this time with your own family as well as our Aggie Family! Thanks & Gig ‘Em, Katherine Fulbright ‘18 Family Weekend Director WELCOME FROM FAMILY WEEKEND COMMITTEE FAMILY WEEKEND ONLINE Find out more about Family Weekend by visiting us online at familyweekend.tamu.edu @TAMUFamilyWknd
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Ideas: UCLA (Blue and Gold), Gonzaga, USC (Maroon and Gold), Angels (Red), Dodgers (Blue), Lakers (Purple and . Gold) FRIDAY: Spirit Day Students will wear Homecoming shirt purchased from Student Council and jeans with mum/garter. Only the 2014 Homecoming Shirt can be worn Jeans can only be worn by thos
VANDERBILT COMMODORES (0-4) STORYLINES Mississippi State hosts Vanderbilt for the 82nd homecoming game in program history. The Bulldogs boast an all-time record of 55-22-3 in homecoming matchups and have won 10 straight. Vanderbilt will be the 39th different homecoming opponent in school history.
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