July 31, 2000
Volume 28

THE GRAND TOUR--Prospective students who took an orientation tour around the River Campus in June had the opportunity to see all that the campus has to offer as they make their decisions about college. (For more information on the Class of 2004, see the "In Brief".)

• Sesquicentennial offers special events
• Yellowjacket Day joins Convocation
• Teachers, departments get Goergen Awards
• Eastman receives $3.26 million grant
• Major gift propels library renovation
• Dates to remember
• Freshman housing planning continues
• Nursing school implements new strategy
• Hundert, Chiverton are named as deans
• Athletic center, campus get facelifts
• A message from Thomas LeBlanc, Robert L. and Mary L. Sproull Dean of the College Faculty, about The Frederick Douglass Institute
• McNair Program encourages diversity
• Note Career Center upcoming events
• FYI
• Important information for the fall
• In Brief

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