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UNIVERSITY PARENT

GUIDE

2010

CAMPUS RESOURCES – LOCAL INSIGHT – HELPFUL INFORMATION

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WUSTL GuideComprehensive advice, information for campus success

34 Must-have knowledge to navigate your way

34 | Campus Map

36 | Map Key

38 | Featured Sponsors

Resources

St. Louis CommunityMake the most of your visit by getting to know the area

29 | What’s New in St. Louis

31 | 20 Things to Do in St. Louis

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5 5 | Welcome from the Chancellor

7 | Parent Programs

8 | Parents Annual Fund

9 | How Can You Become Part of APAP?

10 | Parent & Family Weekend 2010 Events

11 | Friday, October 22, 2010

21 | Saturday, October 23, 2010

27 | Sunday, October 24, 2010

28 | A Note From the First Year Center

Most of you have not had the opportunity

to visit us since late summer. Now that

we are nearly halfway through the fall

semester, there is a hum of activity

throughout the campus. Our student

organizations are in full swing, planning

interesting events and programs. Students

are immersed in their academic pursuits,

spending time in the residence hall

study rooms, studios, or in our many

campus libraries, reading or writing,

and working together on projects. Our

new students have made many new

friends and our returning students have

reconnected with their classmates.

Parent & Family Weekend is the time for

us to share our community with you, our

families. As a parent myself, I know that all

of you are here primarily to spend time with

your students. But, I hope you have the

opportunity to experience the Washington

University community during your short

visit. Attend a course taught by one of our

internationally recognized faculty members.

Cheer on our football team as they take on

Oberlin College at Francis Field. Enjoy a

cup of coffee at Whispers Café in the Olin

Library or in the Tisch Commons of the

Danforth University Center. Visit the many

new spaces on our newly updated South

40 - a space we are all very proud of!

There is always

much to do and see

on our campus, and

I am delighted that

you are able to join

us. Please accept

my best wishes for

a rewarding visit.

Sincerely yours,

Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton

On behalf of all of my colleagues here at Washington University, welcome

to Parent & Family Weekend 2010! It is a great privilege to have so many of

you join us for a few days to see your students in their second home.

Welcome from the Chancellor

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Parent Programs

Parent Programs Team

The Parent Programs team works to serve

the needs of all Washington University

parents. If you are ever in need of

assistance, please contact the Parent

Programs Office at (800) 247-8517.

Brian Fiedler – Senior Director

Zach Silvers – Associate Director

Angela Ness – Associate Director

Jeanette Brew – Administrative Assistant

Danielle Janek – Department Secretary

As a parent of a Washington University

student, it is important that you have

the opportunity to connect with fellow

parents and the University. There are

many ways for Washington U. parents to

stay informed, involved, and connected.

Ways Parents Get Involved

The Alumni & Parents Admission Program:

Parent members have the opportunity to

serve as ambassadors for the University,

host or attend receptions for admitted and

enrolling students, represent the University

at college fairs, and be resources for

parents of recently admitted students.

The Career Center: Parents can become

part of the Washington University

professional community by posting any

co-op, internship, or full-time positions

their organization may have available. A

parent can also assist the University by

introducing Career Center staff to their

Human Resources or recruiting team.

Be A Hometown Ambassador: Many

parents volunteer to host events in

their home for alumni, parents, and

friends of the University. Parents also

attend events in their hometowns to get

better connected to Washington U.

Washington University is far more

than an academic institution – it is

a community that brings together

individuals from all over the world.

Parents are valuable members

of this dynamic community.

Although geographically scattered,

Washington University parents

share a central value: they want

each student to have the best

undergraduate experience possible.

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First Year Center Center

Campus Box 1136

1 Brookings Drive

St. Louis, MO 63130

(314) 935 5040

firstyear.wustl.edu

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Where Your Gift Will Go

Gifts to the Parents Annual Fund support

the school in which your student is

enrolled or other programs you choose to

designate. Each dean or director selects

priorities for parents’ gifts to that school or

program, such as enhancing technology

or providing career development services

for students. The Parents Annual Fund is

expended during the current academic

year to help attract the highest caliber

faculty and to strengthen your student’s

school or favorite program.

Why Give?

Parents make gifts to support Washington

University for a number of reasons:

They appreciate their son or daughter’s

experience at the University.

They believe in the value of

supporting excellence in education.

They realize 60% of students receive

scholarships or financial aid to

attend the University. By providing

scholarship support, the Parents

Annual Fund helps to ensure diversity

in the student body that enriches

the learning experience for all.

They see an opportunity to have

a transformational impact on the

University and on some of its students.

It feels good to know they’re

making a difference!

Tuition covers only a portion of the

total cost to educate each student.

The Parents Annual Fund makes an

immediate impact to enhance the college

experience for your son or daughter.

William Greenleaf Eliot Society

Your gift of $1,000 or more to the Parents

Annual Fund will be recognized with

membership in the William Greenleaf

Eliot Society. Eliot Society members help

Washington University sustain and build

on its stature as one of the world’s leading

institutions of teaching and research.

Membership also carries many benefits,

including parking privileges on the

Danforth Campus—for more information,

please call Parent Programs at (800) 247-

8517 or e-mail [email protected].

How To Give?

To contribute to the Parents Annual Fund,

please visit: www.wustl.edu/community/

parents/parentsfund.html or call the Parent

Programs Office at (800) 247-8517.

The Alumni and Parents Admission

Program (APAP) is a group of dedicated

Washington University alumni and parents

who assist with the undergraduate

admissions process. APAP members

help the University recruit, interview, and

enroll talented students. Washington

University parents are in a special

position to communicate undergraduate

student experiences, as well as what

is to be gained from a WU education.

In addition, they help to personalize

what might otherwise seem like a

formal and form-laden application. Few

people are better qualified to promote

Washington University than parents

of current Washington U. students.

Parent members of APAP have an

important perspective to share with

prospective parents and students as they

consider Washington University. APAP

parent members may host and attend

receptions; staff College Fairs; participate

in Parent to Parent Calling, the Parents

Resource List, and the International

Resource List; and help to spread the word

about Washington U. in their communities.

APAP allows parents and alumni to

make a significant contribution to

How Can You Become Part of APAP?

the WU community from their local

communities. It also enables parents

and alumni to make connections with

one another in cities all over the world.

For information about how to get

involved with APAP or to join, please

visit apap.wustl.edu, or contact us at

(800 or 314) 935-4826 or [email protected].

Family Ties

Family Ties is an e-newsletter that is

sent out 4 times during the academic

year to parent and family members of

Washington University students. To

sign up, please visit www.wustl.edu/

community/parents/stayinformed.html.

The Parents Annual

Fund is a vital part

of the Washington

University Annual

Fund. Annual gifts

provide unrestricted

resources that

enhance the

Washington U.

experience for

every student.

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8:30AM - 5:30PM

Registration and Check-In

Ann W. Olin Women’s Building,

Formal Lounge

8:30AM - 9:00PM

Parent & Family Lounge

Stop in anytime for refreshment and

campus and community information.

Located by the south entrance of

the Danforth University Center.

Danforth University Center,

Millstone Visitor’s Center

8:30AM - 4:30PM

Open Classes

Join your son or daughter in a class or visit

a variety of other Friday classes. Open class

listing is available at check-in/registration.

Various Locations

10:00AM - 11:00AM

Freshman Reading Program

The book selected for the 2010 Freshman

Reading Program is The Reluctant

Fundamentalist, by Mohsin Hamid. In this

engaging and suspenseful novel, a young

Pakistani man tells an American his story

over a meal in a Lahore marketplace.

The book explores complex themes

of culture, identity, profiling, coming of

age, and the immigrant experience. By

leaving much open to interpretation,

the author encourages the reader to

contemplate and confront his or her own

perspectives, ideas, and assumptions.

Faculty members who participated in

the Freshman Reading Program floor

discussions will provide parents with an

inside view of what transpired during

Orientation. Please come join in the

conversation even if you have not had

the opportunity to read this year’s book!

Mildred Lane Kemper Art

Museum, Room 103

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10:00AM - 12:30PM

Walking Tour of the Central West End **

The Central West End is a vibrant and

sophisticated neighborhood combining

residential and commercial opportunities

with splendid architecture and a lively

walkable streetscape. Please note:

This is a 2 hour+ walking tour.

Bus departs from the front

steps of Brookings Hall

10:30AM - 11:00AM

Electrical and Systems Engineering:

Undergraduate Research and Lab

Tours

Come to a tour of our medical imaging

research lab and laser research lab

and enjoy faculty demonstrations of the

medical ultrasonic imaging of a heart

and the laser diagnostics technology

that measures carotid artery pulses.

Jolley Hall, Room 418

12:00PM- 1:00PM

Energy, Environmental and Chemical

Engineering Presentation and Tour

Hear from EECE (Chemical Engineering

UG) students about their recent study

abroad experiences in India followed

by a tour of Brauer Hall led by EECE

professors. Learn about the latest Energy

Efficient devices, and see, in real time,

how much energy a lab intensive building

consumes, and how much is generated

by solar panels and wind turbines.

Brauer Hall, Room 12

11:00AM - 12:00PM

Skandalaris Center Open House

Parents, families, and students are

welcome to drop by the Skandalaris

Center to chat with our Student

Ambassadors and grab a light

snack or beverage.

Simon Hall, Room 100

**Denotes a program that requires a pre-paid ticket.

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11:00AM - 6:00PM

Wash U GlobeMed’s Pictures for Progress

Hosted by GlobeMed, a student

organization focused on global health,

this silent auction will feature internationally-

themed artwork by some of Wash U’s

talented undergraduates. Proceeds from

the event will go to GlobeMed’s partner

organization, Uganda Development

and Health Associates in Iganga,

Uganda which is working to establish a

project to fight childhood malnutrition.

Stop by to peruse some spectacular

artwork and support a great cause!

Mallinckrodt Center, Lobby

12:05PM

Mass and Soup at the Catholic Student

Center

All are welcome to attend mass in the

Catholic Student Center Chapel, followed

by a free soup lunch at 12:45.

Catholic Student Center, 6352 Forsyth Blvd.

1:00PM - 2:00PM

School of Engineering

Undergraduate Research

Come learn about various undergraduate

research opportunities in the School

of Engineering. An overview of current

research will be presented, in addition

to suggestions on how undergraduate

students can secure a position, followed

by time for questions and answers.

Whitaker Hall, Room 218

1:00PM - 2:00PM

Sam Fox School of Design and

Visual Arts Study Abroad Session

Belinda Lee and current students will

talk about opportunities for art and

architecture students to spend either the

fall or spring semester in Europe. They will

also discuss the Washington University

Florence Center’s Summer program,

which is open to all WU students.

Steinberg Hall Auditorium

1:00PM - 2:30PM

Skandalaris Seminar Series: The

Market and Value Proposition

The Skandalaris Seminar Series:

Developing Entrepreneurial Skills,

Perspectives and Relationships, is a free

opportunity for all entrepreneurs, their team

members and supporters. Both social and

commercial entrepreneurs are welcome.

In the first session from 1 – 2:30, Steve

Finkelstein will lead a discussion on The

Market and Value Proposition. This seminar

will address next steps after an entrepreneur

has presented and tested his idea and is

determining his place in the market. He is

Senior Partner at Experience on Demand,

www.experience-on-demand.com.


1:00PM - 2:30PM

Men’s Fraternity Housing

Information Session and Tour

Come learn some quick facts about

Washington University's fraternity

housing system and take a sneak peek

at a couple of our chapter houses

on the upper and lower rows.

Harry and Susan Seigle Hall, Room 204

1:00PM - 2:30PM

Arts & Sciences Study Abroad

Information Session

Come hear about the range of study

abroad programs open to Arts &

Sciences students from Overseas

Programs staff and returned students. An

overview of the philosophy, policies, and

application procedures will be provided,

with plenty of time for questions.

Crow Hall, Room 204

1:00PM - 3:00PM

Open House: Career Center

Parents, meet Career Center staff

and learn about the services and

resources available to your student.

Main: Danforth University Center, Room 110

Engineering Satellite: Lopata Hall, Room 303

Architecture Satellite: Givens Hall, Foyer

Art Satellite: Bixby Hall, Suite 1

1:00PM - 3:00PM

Open House: Cornerstone:

The Center for Advanced Learning

The Center provides academic mentoring,

study tips, time management, and

academic workshops for all students as

well as support and accommodations

for students with disabilities.

Cornerstone, South 40, Gregg House

1:00PM - 3:00PM

Open House: Film and Media Studies

Interested in a Film and Media

Studies major? Wondering how

one might use a degree in

Film and Media Studies? Come

meet the faculty. They are ready

to answer your questions.

Umrath Hall, Room 251


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1:00PM - 3:00PM

Open House: College of Art

Come see the studios in Bixby, Walker and

Steinberg Hall, and recent student work.

Bixby Hall, Room 1

1:00PM - 3:00PM

Open House: College of Architecture

Come see recent work by students,

and tour Givens Hall.

Givens Hall Foyer

1:00PM - 4:00PM

Downtown Walking Tour**

Guides will emphasize the architectural

history of downtown, including the

stories of the architects who designed

the great historic buildings on the tour.

Bus departs from the front

steps of Brookings Hall

2:00PM - 2:30PM

Electrical and Systems Engineering:

Undergraduate Teaching Lab Tours

Join two teaching labs in progress:

the Digital System Laboratory in

which seniors design and test digital

systems that are foundations of today’s

computers and the Systems Engineering

Laboratory in which seniors design

and test feedback control systems.

Bryan Hall, Room 201

2:00PM - 3:00PM

Afternoon Tea with Faculty Fellows and

Faculty Associates: Panel Discussion

Come and enjoy a cup of tea while you

learn about the residential college program

and meet the faculty members who live

in your student's residential college.


Goldberg Formal Lounge

2:00PM - 3:00PM

Arts & Sciences: Meet the Dean

Umrath Hall, Umrath Lounge

2:00PM - 3:00PM

Internships & Co-Ops- What are

They and Why do They Matter?

The Career Center's annual internship

and co-op program for parents will

include information on the importance of

experiential learning, academic credit vs.

paid internships, what skills are developed,

and how parents can help. Questions

will be solicited from the audience.

Danforth University Center, Room 234

2:00PM - 3:00PM

Open House: German Department

Come meet the faculty of the Department

of Germanic Languages and Literatures to

discover how our undergraduate program

combines excellent language instruction

with courses in a wide range of historical,

political, cultural and literary areas of

interest. Our students enjoy personalized

advising, interdisciplinary flexibility,

and opportunities to study abroad.

Ridgley Hall, Room 317

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2:00PM - 3:30PM

Mechanical Engineering and

Materials Science Open House

Join professors and students in Mechanical

Engineering and Materials Science for

light refreshments and discussion

of classes, projects, and student life

at Washington University. The event

will include poster presentations by

undergraduate students on their research.

Jolley Hall, Room 306

2:00PM - 4:00PM

Greek Life Open House

Please join members of our Greek

community on the Upper Fraternity Row as

they provide information about Greek Life

at Washington University. Light food and

beverages will be available in House #1

along with information about our chapters

and their activities. Fraternity houses will

also be open for tours during this time.

Whether you are a parent of a current

Greek-affiliated student who wants to learn

more about your student’s organization

or a parent whose student is considering

joining a Greek organization, we would

love to meet you and answer any questions

you might have about our community!

Upper Fraternity Row

2:15PM - 3:15PM

Financing a Medical Education

Robert McCormack is Director of Financial

Aid at the Washington University School

of Medicine and Assistant Dean of

Student Affairs. He is extraordinarily well

informed about scholarships, both merit

and need-based, government and military

scholarships, bank loans (they vary widely

in pay back scenarios), and the role parents

play in securing the financing of a medical

school education. A Question and Answer

session will follow the presentation.

Rebstock Hall, Room 215

2:30PM - 4:00PM

Olin Business School: Meet the Dean

This is your opportunity to meet with

Dean Mahendra Gupta, Associate

Dean Jeff Cannon, and the academic

and career advisors from the Business

School. Learn more about the new

initiatives at Olin and the exciting

developments taking place within Olin.


2:30PM - 3:15PM

Behind the Bunny: The History of

Washington University 1853-2009

How did Washington University get its

name? How did the campus get to host the

World's Fair, the Olympic Games, and four

presidential debates? What happened to

the live bear on campus? Did Chancellor

Wrighton really invent glowsticks, or

does he just really like them? Learn about

the history and on-going traditions of

Washington University and see what

they didn't tell you on the campus tour.

Siegle Hall, Room L006

2:30PM - 3:15PM

Computer Science and Engineering:

Undergraduate Research

and Lab Demonstration

Join a CSE professor, and students in his

lab, for a presentation on “Polarization

Imaging – Nanotechnology can help us

see the invisible," including demonstrations

of new prototypes of digital imaging

cameras that are smaller, faster and

cheaper. These digital cameras are very

unique and contain special embedded

nanomaterials that enhance performance.

Come by our lab to check out a live demo

of these cool sensors and maybe you’ll

see something you’ve never seen before.


2:30PM - 3:00PM

Electrical and Systems

Engineering Open House

Talk with department faculty

about courses, their research and

opportunities for your student.




2:30PM - 4:00PM

Skandalaris Seminar Series: Panel

Discussion with Start-Up and Experienced

Social and Commercial Entrepreneurs

A panel of start up and experienced

social and commercial entrepreneurs,

including students who own businesses

on campus through the university’s

Student Entrepreneurial Program (StEP),

will give their perspectives on how they

developed and utilized their own skills

in implementing their ventures and will

conclude with a reception at 4:00pm.


3:00PM - 5:00PM

Eliot House Afternoon Tea

Drop in any time for tea, coffee, and

afternoon snacks in the lobby of Eliot

House. Meet our Residential Advisor staff

and mingle with other Eliot House families.

Eliot House, Lobby

3:00PM - 4:30PM

Open House: International

Leadership Program/International

& Area Studies/China Program

International Leadership Program

and China Program participants (past

and present), International and Area

Studies majors/minors, and their families

are welcome. Please join us for light

refreshments and a chance to chat with

faculty and students from our programs.

McMillan Hall, Outside of Room 254

3:30PM - 4:30PM

Meet the Deans

Take this opportunity to meet the deans

of the undergraduate schools and learn

more about the exciting developments

taking place within each school.

Architecture: Steinberg Hall Auditorium

Art: Steinberg Hall Auditorium

Engineering: Whitaker Auditorium

4:00PM - 5:00PM

Tour: Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum

Visit the Kemper Art Museum for a special

tour of our two fall exhibitions:

Mildred Lane Kemper Art Museum

Permanent Collection

The Bernoudy Permanent Collection Gallery

includes selections from the Museum’s

outstanding collection. The gallery is

organized thematically into four sections:

Landscape, Portraiture, Abstraction, and

the Everyday. The installation focuses

on the ways in which artists in the 19th,

20th, and 21st centuries have negotiated

the upheavals of modernization—new

technologies, radical political changes,

rapid urbanization, increased consumerism,

the spread of the mass media—and the

subsequent challenges to notions of artistic

creativity, originality, and authorship.

Rivane Neuenschwadner:

A Day Like Any Other

The first major mid-career survey of

this internationally recognized Brazilian

artist, this exhibition covers a decade of


Neuenschwander’s work, revealing her

wide-ranging, interdisciplinary practice

that merges painting, photography, film,

sculpture, installation, collaborative actions,

and participatory events. Her authorship

of the work is primary, but she also

functions as an editor, collaborator, social

organizer, and commissioning agent. Like

her predecessors Lygia Clark and Hélio

Oiticica, Neuenschwander resists a singular

direction in her practice, creating a series

of organic relationships that interweave

themes such as nature, language,

temporality, and the poetry of the quotidian.


4:00PM - 5:00PM

Open House: Weston Career

Center, Olin Business School

The Weston Career Center helps business

students make the most of their college

experience as they prepare for the future.

Stop by to learn more about all career-

related topics, including resume writing,

interviewing, internships, and full-time jobs.

Simon Hall, Room 10


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4:00PM - 5:00PM

Skandalaris Seminar Series: Reception

All are welcome to attend any or

all parts of our afternoon program,

including this networking reception.


4:30PM - 5:30PM

Engineering Reception

Light reception following the Dean's

meeting where parents can mingle

with and talk to Engineering faculty,

staff, and administrators.

Whitaker Hall Atrium

5:45PM - 9:00PM

Shabbat Services and Dinner at Hillel

Shabbat Services at 5:45pm (Student

led: Reform, Conservative and Orthodox)

Shabbat Dinner at 7:15pm. Dinner

reservations are required by October 20

at noon through WebFood at http://wuds.

webfood.com. Family members should

reserve by contacting Hillel at hillel@

stlouishillel.org or (314) 935-9040.

College Hall, South 40

7:30PM - 9:00PM

Shabbat Dinner at Chabad

Join dozens of students, along with Chana

and Rabbi Hershey Novack to celebrate

Shabbat dinner–Chabad style! Shabbat

at Chabad is an example of our broader

program philosophy to deliver accessible

and meaningful Jewish experiences.

Hallmarks of our program include rich

intellectual stimulation and a warm

family environment, both topped off

with delicious home-made food. Please

let us know that you will be joining us

by going to http://chabadoncampus.

org/shabbat. No fee to participate but

donations are always welcome.

7018 Forsyth Blvd. at Big Bend

8:00PM - 12:00AM

Swing Dance Lessons and Dancing

The Wash U Swing Dance Club invites

you to an unforgettable evening of music

and dancing! Join us for an introductory

jitterbug lesson at 8pm, then dance the

night away with friends and family.

Umrath Hall, Umrath Lounge

8:00PM - 10:00PM

Voices and Sounds of Wash U: a

cappella, Choir & Music Concert **

Enjoy an evening of musical entertainment

by some of Washington University’s most

talented performers, including the

Washington University Concert

Choir, a cappella groups, and

student soloists and ensembles.

560 Music Center, Delmar & Trinity

8:00PM - 10:00PM

Performing Arts Department Student

Performance of The Threepenny Opera**

Look out - Old Mackie is back! Inspired

by John Gay's 18th -century hit The

Beggar's Opera, Brecht's nefarious Mac

the Knife -- "the shark with white kid

gloves" -- lurks in London's shadowy

underworld, making his deadly mischief.

A true masterpiece of the "Weimar" era,

Brecht's sardonically funny script and Kurt

Weill's jazzy score created a theatrical

sensation when it was first produced in

1928. The Threepenny Opera has proven

to be Brecht and Hauptmann's most

popular work, serving as an inspiration

for Cabaret, Chicago, and Urinetown.

Please call the Edison Theatre Box

Office for tickets: (314) 935-6543.

Edison Theatre, Mallinckrodt Center

8:00PM – 10:30PM

ArtSci Council Presents an Evening

at the St. Louis Symphony **

Join the ArtSci Council for a night with the

St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. Details are

available at:

www.slso.org/concert/index.htm

Bus leaves punctually at 7:15 from the

front steps of Brookings Hall

8:30AM - 3:00PM

Registration and Check-In

Ann W. Olin Women’s Building,

Formal Lounge

8:30AM - 9:30AM

Liggett/Koenig WeLKome Back Breakfast

Liggett/Koenig faculty and staff

weLKome Liggett/Koenig parents!

Light refreshments will be served.

Liggett/Koenig Lobby

8:30AM - 10:30AM

JKLPancake Breakfast

Join us as college council members

cook pancakes and other

breakfast foods (coffee too!) for a good

cause! $3 suggested donation.

All proceeds benefit The Children’s

Miracle Network via Dance Marathon

Dauten Kitchen, South 40

9:30AM - 11:00AM

Women’s Basketball

Intersquad Scrimmage

Field House

9:30AM, 1:45PM

Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tour

(8 Tours available, leaving

approx. every 15 minutes.) **

The tour provides guests an opportunity

to see state-of-the art facilities, including

brew houses, beechwood aging cellars and

packaging facilities. Guests follow the making

of Budweiser from all natural ingredients

such as barley malt, rice, hops, yeast and

water to the full-bodied, crisp-tasting,

refreshing brew loved across the globe.

Bus leaves from the front steps

of Brookings Hall

Saturday, October 23, 2010



9:30AM

Conservative Shabbat Services

Join us for this student led

Egalitarian service.

St. Louis Hillel, 6300 Forsyth Blvd.

10:00AM - 11:00AM

Chancellor Wrighton: The

Undergraduate Experience

Chancellor Mark S. Wrighton will discuss

the educational experience of the

University's undergraduate students.

Brown Hall, Room 100

10:00AM - 12:00PM

Walking Tour of the Delmar Loop**

This walk acquaints you with the

lively Delmar Loop neighborhood

adjacent to the University - its cultural

resources, architectural landmarks,

and current revitalization.

Meet in front of the Ann W.

Olin Women’s Building

10:30AM - 11:00AM

Not Your Parent’s Library

Many of today's students keep the library

in their pocket and access it with their

cell phone. Journal articles appear at the

click of a mouse. Books ordered from

other libraries may arrive in a matter of

days. Some newspapers from the 1800s

are now digitized and can be searched

instantaneously. No longer is the library

merely a repository for books. Come

see the resources and services provided

by the Library to today’s Washington

University students. Light refreshments

will be available. A brief 20 minute

tour of Olin Library will be available

after the 30 minute presentation.

Olin Library, Room 142

11:00AM - 11:20AM

Brief Tour of the Olin Library

The tours will begin in the Olin Library

Level 1 lobby and cover the following:

the Information Desk and other major

service areas, computer labs and

instructional areas, individual and group

study areas, the New Book and Pop Lit

areas, and our Special Collections area,

which includes our “Ginkgo Room.”

Olin Library, Level 1 Lobby

11:00AM - 12:00PM

Is Your Child Considering

a Master's or PhD?

Learn more about the current elements of

applying to and taking part in a Master's

or PhD program. Amy Heath-Carpentier

(Career Center) will discuss timing,

financial, educational, and personal

questions that often concern parents

about this process. She'll also convey

the many resources available at Wash

U to help your child prepare to expand

his horizons or reach her full potential.

Laboratory Sciences Building, Room 301

11:00AM - 1:00PM

Fall Festival Football Tailgate**

Join alumni, parents, students, and friends

on campus for a fun-filled afternoon.

Come for a BBQ lunch and stay on

campus to watch as the WU Bears take on

Oberlin. Bring the entire family! Children’s

activities will include face painting,

football toss and pumpkin decorating.

Outside of Simon Hall and the

Danforth University Center

11:00AM - 2:00PM

Brunch

Sample the University Dining Services'

brunch buffet. Bear’s Den serves an

all-you-can-eat brunch for $10.50 when

using cash or credit card or $8.25 when

deducted from student meal points and

The Village Café is a la carte. You can pay

with cash, credit card or deduct from the

student’s meal plan with his or her ID.

Bear’s Den, South 40 House, South 40

The Village Café, The Village

House, North Side

11:00AM - 6:00PM

WashU GlobeMed's Pictures for Progress

See Friday’s 11:00AM description.

Mallinckrodt Center, Lobby

11:30AM - 12:00PM

Not Your Parent’s Library

See Saturday’s 10:30AM description.

Olin Library, Room 142

12:00PM - 3:30PM

Undergraduate Research Symposium

Travel the Crooked Road, Virgina's

Heritage Music Trail; find out how Spanish

Inquisitors encountered the 'Other' in

16th-Century Mexico; Investigate the

Roles of Kinases and Phosphatases in Tau

Hyperphosphorylation in an Experimental

Traumatic Brain Injury Mouse Model and

much more! Stop by any time to hear

talks and to view posters showcasing

research conducted by over 150 WU

undergraduates in all disciplines

12:00-1:15 - Keynote and Platform

Talk in Laboratory Sciences

1:30-3:30 - Poster Session

in Olin Library

Laboratory Sciences Building

Room 300 and Olin Library

12:00PM - 12:20PM

Brief Tour of the Olin Library


Olin Library, Level 1 Lobby

12:00PM - 6:00PM

Parent & Family Lounge

See Friday’s 8:30AM description.


Millstone Visitor’s Center

1:00PM - 2:00PM


See Friday’s 4:00PM description.




1:00PM - 4:00PM

Football Game v Oberlin College

Francis Field

1:00PM - 4:00PM

El Mercado

The Association of Latin

American Students invites you to El

Mercado, an open air market presenting

the mixture of the cultures and peoples

on the Wash U campus. Enjoy food

and dance presented by the various

and varied students, clubs, and local

businesses from all around St. Louis. All

proceeds will be donated to charity, so

please join us for this fantastic event.

Bowles Plaza or

Rain Location: Umrath Lounge

1:30PM - 5:00PM

Self-Guided Tour of the Missouri

Botanical Garden **

Take time to explore the rich beauty of the

Missouri Botanical Garden at your own

pace. We will provide the transportation

and give you about 2 ½ hours of time

on your own to explore. Please visit

www.mobot.org for a listing of

the many special events taking

place during the weekend.

Tours depart from the steps

outside Brookings Hall

2:00PM - 3:00PM




2:00PM - 3:00PM

William Greenleaf Eliot Residential

College Coffee Break (For Danforth,

Shepley, Wheeler Houses)

Stop by for tea, coffee, and cookies in

the lobby of Shepley House and meet

our Residential Advisor staff and faculty.

Lobby of Shepley House

2:00PM - 4:00PM

City Faces and Mr. Wash U

City Faces is a nationally-recognized art

and mentoring program for inner-city

youth begun by architecture professor Bob

Hansman in 1994. Professor Hansman will

give a slide presentation about City Faces,

which offers an open studio, classes (art,

nutrition, tutoring, among others), and

personal guidance as buffers against the

negative aspects of life in the housing

projects. Bob will be accompanied by his

son, Jovan Hansman, one of the original

students of the program and City Faces'

current director. Mr. Wash U is an annual

student-run benefit that crowns one

undergraduate male who embodies the

Wash U ideals of scholarship, character,

and service http://mrwu.wustl.edu. The

event unifies the undergraduate student

body around the goal of raising a projected

$30,000 for the City Faces studio in the

Clinton Peabody Public Housing Project.

Danforth University Center, Room 276

3:30PM - 5:30PM

Bus Tours of St. Louis **

St. Louis is a city rich in tradition

and committed to progress. Enjoy

the architecture, history and stories

of St. Louis while hearing about

plans for redevelopment.

Tours depart from the steps

outside Brookings Hall

4:00PM - 5:00PM

College of Art Fashion Show

A runway fashion show will be presented

by the senior fashion design students

in the Sam Fox School. The show will

feature the senior’s initial ideas about

denim work wear design. Junior fashion

design students will contribute to the show

as well with their first finished skirts.

Mallinckrodt Center, The Gargoyle

4:00PM - 5:30PM

Men’s Basketball Intersquad Scrimmage

Field House

4:00PM - 5:00PM

Mass at the Catholic Student Center

All are welcome for mass in the

Catholic Student Center Chapel.


7:00PM – 9:00PM

Women’s Soccer vs. Fontbonne

Francis Field

7:00PM – 9:00PM

Juggling Showcase**

This year, we welcome an internationally

acclaimed host of revolutionary jugglers

with over a dozen performers from

Sweden, Canada, and all around the United

States. Come join us for a spectacular

show you’re sure to remember!

Simon Hall, May Auditorium



Sunday, October 24, 2010

9:00AM - 10:30AM

Walking Tour of Forest Park**

Join us for a brisk morning walk through

Forest Park, one of the oldest and largest

urban parks in the United States. Our

tour will include the spectacular Grand

Basin at the foot of Art Hill, the Dennis

and Judith Jones Visitors Center housed

in the Park’s oldest historic building, The

Muny, one of the world’s largest outdoor

theaters, seating over 12,000, the newly

renovated Boathouse and the St. Louis

Art Museum designed by Cass Gilbert.

Front Steps of Brookings Hall

11:00AM

Mass at the Catholic Student Center

All are welcome to join current students

and community members for mass.


11:00AM - 2:00PM

Brunch


Bear’s Den, South 40 House, South 40

The Village Café, The Village

House, North Side

11:30AM - 12:30PM




2:00PM - 4:00PM

Performing Arts Department Student

Performance of The Threepenny Opera**



8:00PM - 10:00PM

Performing Arts Department Student Performance of The Threepenny Opera **



8:00PM - 10:00PM

Hypnotist Comedy Show**

Four-time college entertainer of the year Tom Deluca comes to Washington

University to perform for students and families alike. One of the leading hypnotists

in the country, Tom’s show provides a family crowd with endless laughter and

entertainment. He has performed on several television talk shows and has been

featured in both People and Rolling Stone magazines. Doors open at 7:30pm and

the show starts at 8:00pm. Brought to you by the Campus Programming Council.

560 Music Center, Delmar & Trinity

9:00PM - 11:00PM

Jazz Lounge

Enjoy live music by local jazz artists and good conversation with other WU

parents and students. Complimentary coffee and desserts will be served.

Ridgley Hall, Holmes Lounge

9:00PM - 12:00AM

Newmanopoly Dance at the Clayton

Ritz-Carlton**

Dance tickets available at the door ($20

for parents and adults; $10 for students).

Sponsored by the Catholic Student Center

Ritz-Carlton, 100 Carondelet Plaza


ST. LOUIS GUIDE

Visit www.universityparent.com/wustl

Now that you have checked in for Parent

& Family Weekend, here in the Women’s

Building, stop in and say hello. The First

Year Center Center is just across from

the Formal Lounge. My office is in Room

117 and I would love to meet you. Please

let me know if there is any way in which

I may help your son or daughter or if you

have any questions, concerns, or just want

to share a story about them with me.

With warmest regards,

Sharon Stahl, Ph.D.

Associate Vice-Chancellor

and Dean of The First

Year Center Center

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Zip, Zip and Away!

Meramec at speeds up to 50 miles per

hour. Zips vary from 250 to 1,200 feet

during the 90-minute long guided tours,

and you’ll be cruising at heights of 54 –

82 feet above the ground. Don’t worry

– the tour includes all the necessary

safety equipment and information.

They won’t leave you hanging…

“If you tried to give rock and roll

another name, you might call it

‘Chuck Berry.’” — John Lennon

The man known as the “Father of

Rock ‘n’ Roll” will soon hold court

in The Loop 24/7. In November

2010, an eight foot-tall bronze

statue of legendary St. Louis rocker

Chuck Berry will begin standing

guard in Chuck Berry Plaza, located at

the intersection of Delmar Boulevard

and the Centennial Greenway Bike

Path in University City. St. Louis sculptor

Harry Weber will create the statue,

which shows the ever-fluid Rock and

Roll Hall of Famer in an old school

tuxedo with his trademark Gibson

guitar. The statue will be located across

the street from Blueberry Hill (blueberryhill.

com), the iconic Loop neighborhood

restaurant and music club where

Berry still plays monthly concerts.

Peabody Opera House

Crews are hard at work renovating,

restoring and re-fabbing the Peabody

Opera House (peabodyoperahouse.com),

which is adjacent to the Scottrade Center.

Slated to re-open in the fall of 2011, the

historic building originally opened in 1934

as the Municipal Auditorium. St. Louis’

newest downtown performing arts and

cultural center will feature a 3,200-seat

main theater that will host events such

as live touring shows and concerts.

Civil War Sesquicentennial

In 2011, the state of Missouri will mark

Missouri Botanical Garden

There’s always something new to do in St. Louis and 2011 is no exception.

New exhibits, events and activities are happening throughout the region,

so here’s a list of just some of the exciting and entertaining options

awaiting you in St. Louis. Your next great getaway is All Within Reach.

Dear Parents,

We know that your sons and daughters

appreciate that you took the time to

come for Parent & Family Weekend. We

appreciate it as well and we hope that

you have a wonderful visit with your

children. This weekend you have the

opportunity to see how full their lives

have become. They are working hard in

the classroom, the laboratory, and the

library and they are volunteering in the

community, participating in performing arts

of various sorts—you’ll hear them talking

about Diwali—and they are playing varsity

and intramural sports. They may even

look tired—I’m always amazed, though, at

their reserves of energy and enthusiasm.

Please share with them how impressed

you are; they have certainly impressed us!

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A Note From the First Year Center


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1. Ride to the top of the Gateway Arch,

towering 630-feet over the Mississippi

River.

2. Visit an artistic oasis in the heart

of downtown. Citygarden offers a

vibrant blending of lush plantings and

internationally renowned sculpture.

3. Explore Forest Park’s 1,300 acres of

lakes, walking paths and attractions.

4. Drive Old Route 66 and visit some of

the “Mother Road’s” most fascinating

stops.

5. Enjoy world-class free attractions,

including the Art Museum, Zoo,

Science Center, Anheuser-

Busch Brewery, Grant’s Farm,

and the Missouri History

Museum.

6. Marvel at the Missouri

Botanical Garden, one of the

world’s top public gardens.

7. Free your inner child at the

Magic House, City Museum

and other kid-friendly

attractions.

8. Visit an ancient Indian

civilization at Cahokia

Mounds.

9. Cheer for the MLB’s

Cardinals, NFL’s Rams and

NHL’s Blues.

10. Count the mosaics at the

breathtakingly beautiful

Cathedral Basilica of Saint

Louis.

11. Flirt with Lady Luck at one

of the area’s many casinos

including: Lumière Place, Harrah’s

St. Louis, The President Casino,

Ameristar Casino St. Charles,

the Casino Queen and River City

Casino.

12. Experience live blues music in

one of the dozens of area clubs

and taverns.

13. Get your motor running at the

Museum of Transportation,

Kemp Auto Museum, Gateway

International Raceway, or the

Moto Museum.

Jefferson Barracks Historic Site.

The two facilities will become the

state’s largest educational complex

dedicated exclusively to the study

of Missouri’s role in the Civil War. In

2011, the museum is slated to open in

the historic Jefferson Barracks Post

Exchange & Gymnasium Building.

Named in honor of President Thomas

Jefferson, Jefferson Barracks ( jbhf.

org) is the oldest operating U.S. Military

Installation west of the Mississippi River.

The Barracks played a critical role in the

history of America’s armed forces

and its list of alumni includes more

than 100 Civil War general officers.

Some of the most well-known men

who served here include Ulysses S.

Grant, Robert E. Lee, William Tecumseh

Sherman, James Longstreet, Joseph

Johnston and Braxton Bragg.

the 150th anniversary of the start

of the Civil War with a number of

exhibits, events and activities, including

various re-enactments of historic

battles throughout the state.

In St. Louis, the Missouri History Museum

(mohistory.org) will host “The Civil

War in Missouri,” a comprehensive

exhibit featuring interactive elements

as well as compelling imagery and

artifacts. The exhibition will be on

display November 12, 2011 – March

16, 2013, and promises to explore

and address the distinctively Missouri

issues that the state and its citizens

wrestled with during the war years.

Also slated to open in 2011 are the

Missouri Civil War Museum (mcwm.

org) and MCWM Studies Center at

Follow St. Louis on Twitter and Facebook for all the latest information on what’s happening in the Gateway City. www.facebook.com/ExploreStLouis; http://twitter.com/explorestlouis

20 Things To Do in St. Louis

There’s so much to see and do in St. Louis, we thought we’d start you out

with a few “must-see options.”

Fitz’s American Grill and Bottling Works 6605 Delmar Blvd. on the Loop (314) 726-9555 - www.fitzsrootbeer.comWatch us bottle homemade Fitz’s Root Beer while you enjoy great casual dining – gourmet hamburgers, salads, wraps and more!


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14. Visit the heart of St. Louis through our

friendly and charming neighborhoods.

15. Take in the art at Laumeier Sculpture

Park, the Contemporary Art Museum,

the Pulitzer Foundation for the Arts and

The Sheldon Concert Hall, Ballroom &

Art Galleries.

16. Re-discover your heritage at the Old

Courthouse, The Griot Museum of

Black History and Culture, and Faust

Historic Village.

17. Visit the world-famous Budweiser

Clydesdales at the Anheuser-Busch

Brewery.

18. Satisfy your taste buds at any of our

hundreds of one-of-a-kind restaurants.

19. Fill an extra suitcase during a shopping

trip through major malls and antique

and collectible stores.

20. Attend one of St. Louis’ fascinating

fairs or festivals.

21. Explore the final frontier at the Science

Center’s Space Sciences Center or the

Challenger Learning Center.

22. Get an adrenaline rush on the world-

class roller coasters and thrill rides at

Six Flags St. Louis.

23. Play Scott Joplin’s ragtime tunes at the

composer’s historic home.

24. Talk to the animals at Grant’s Farm,

Purina Farms, the Wild Canid Survival

Center, the World Bird Sanctuary and,

of course, the Saint Louis Zoo.

25. Cruise the mighty Mississippi on the

Tom Sawyer or Becky Thatcher paddle

wheeler.

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Athletic Complex 7

Bookstore 67

Coffee Shops 27, 81, 93

Financial Aid 14

Housing 60

Library (main) 81

Lost & Found 27

Registrar, University 125

Residence Halls... see the South

40 Residence Hall Area (southwest

corner of campus), Millbrook

Square, Village and Village East

(northwest corner of campus)

Schools:

College of Arts & Sciences 14

Olin Business School 105

Sam Fox School of Design & Visual Arts

College of Architecture 41

College of Art 11

School of Engineering 63

School of Law 6

George Warren Brown

School of Social Work

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Student Center 27

Student Financial Services 14

Undergraduate

Admissions

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QUICK LOCATOR LISTWashington University Danforth Campus Map Key1. 276 N. Skinker (M-8)2. 560 Music Center (I-2)3. Academy Building (J-4)4. Alpha Epsilon Pi, Fraternity (F-1)5. Alumni House (D-6)6. Anheuser-Busch Hall (G-3)7. Athletic Complex, Field House (E-2)8. Beaumont House (C-5)9. Beaumont Pavilion (I-6)10. Beta Theta Pi, Fraternity (F-1)11. Bixby Hall (J-9)12. Blewett Hall (E-5)13. Stephen F. and Camilla T. Brauer Hall (L-7)14. Brookings Hall (I-7)15. Brown Hall (I-8)16. Bryan Hall (I-5)17. Busch Hall (I-7)18. Busch Laboratory (G-6)19. Catholic Student Center (H-8)20. Chabad House (C-3)21. College Hall (C-6)22. Compton Hall (J-6)23. Crow Hall (J-6)24. Cupples I Hall (I-6)25. Cupples II Hall (I-5)26. Cyclotron Building and Laboratory

for Mass Spectormetry (I-5)27. William H. and Elizabeth Gray

Danforth University Center (F-5)28. Danforth House (B-5)29. Nathan Dardic House (C-4)30. Dauten House (B-5)31. Duncker Hall (I-6)32. Eads Hall (I-6)33. Earth & Planetary Sciences Building (J-6)34. Eliot B (C-6)35. Eliot Hall (G-4)36. Eliot House (C-6)37. Environmental Health and Safety Facility (I-5)38. Episcopal Campus Ministry (C-2)39. Francis Gymnasium (E-2)40. Gaylord Music Library (E-6)41. Givens Hall (I-8)42. Goldfarb Hall (H-7)43. Goldfarb Plant Growth Facility (G-6)44. Graham Chapel (G-5)45. Preston M. Green Hall (L-8)46. Gregg House (D-5)47. Harbison House (G-7)48. Hillel Center (I-9)49. Hitzeman House (C-7)50. Hurd House (C-7)51. January Hall (I-7)52. Jolley Hall (I-5)53. Kappa Sigma, Fraternity (F-2)54. Kemper Art Museum (J-9)55. Knight Executive Education

and Conference Center (G-3)56. Koenig House (D-6)57. Laboratory Sciences Building,

Arts & Sciences (H-4)58. Lee House (C-5)59. Lewis Center (725 Kingsland,

University City) (J-1)60. Lien House (D-5)61. Life Sciences Building (G-6)62. Liggett House (D-6)

63. Lopata Hall (I-6)64. Lucy and Stanley Lopata House (F-1)65. Louderman Hall (I-5)66. Lutheran Campus Center (C-2)67. Mallinckrodt Center and Edison

theatre and Campus Bookstore (G-5)68. McCarthy House (E-6)69. McDonnell Hall (H-7)70. McMillan Hall (H-4)71. McMillan Laboratory (I-5)72. Millbrook Building (H-3)73. Millbrook Square Apartments (G-2)74. Monsanto Laboratory (H-6)75. Mudd House (B-6)76. Music Classrooms Building (E-5)77. Myers House (C-7)78. Nemerov House (C-5)79. 80. Nursery School (G-2)81. Olin Library (H-5)82. Park House (B-6)83. Parking Facility, Forsyth (Subsurface) (F-5)84. Parking Facility, Lien (C-5)85. Parking Facility, Millbrook (H-3)86. Parking Facility, Snow Way (F-2)87. Parking Facility, Wohl (C-6)88. Phi Delta Theta, Fraternity (F-2)89. Power Plant (J-5)90. Psychology Building (H-7)91. Radiochemistry Building (I-5)92. Rebstock Hall (H-6)93. Ridgley Hall and Holmes Lounge (I-6)94. Rubelmann House (C-5)95. Rutledge House (B-5)96. Harry and Susan Seigle Hall (F-3)97. Sever Hall (I-6)98. Shanedling House (B-5)99. Shepley House (B-5)100. Sigma Alpha epsilon, Fraternity (E-2)101. Sigma Alpha Mu, Fraternity (F-3)102. Sigma Chi, Fraternity (F-3)103. Sigma Nu, Fraternity (F-3)104. Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fraternity (F-1)105. Simon Hall (F-4)106. 107. South 40 House (D-6)108. Steinberg Hall (J-9)109. Stix International House (F-6)110. Tau Kappa Epsilon, Fraternity (F-10111. Theta Xi, Fraternity (F-2)112. Tietjens Hall (E-5)113. Umrath Hall (G-5)114. Umrath House (C-5)115. Urbauer Hall (J-6)116. Village East (G-2)117. Village House (F-1)118. Walker Hall (J-9)119. Wheeler House (A-5)120. 121. Wheeler House (A-5)122. Whitaker Hall for Biomedical Engineering (K-7)123. Wittemore House (F-6)124. Wilson Hall (H-6)125. Women’s Building, Ann W. Olin (H-4)

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