LOOK, MOM & DAD . . . RUSH RHEES, DANDELIONS!

Parents' Reception
All parents of current undergraduates are invited to join Thomas LeBlanc, University vice provost and Robert L. and Mary L. Sproull Dean of the College Faculty; Paul Burgett, University vice president for student affairs; and William Scott Green, dean of the College, for a Family Weekend kick-off.

College Parents' Luncheon
Hosted by the deans for freshmen and sophomores with special guests from the Study Abroad program, Career Center, and the Dean of Students Office.

The Sesquicentennial Celebration is a family-friendly event! Bring Your Kids to "Kids Kollege"

If your children are ages 7-16 years old, don't miss these activities:

• "Kids Kollege": Explore the five senses through hands-on projects like making perfume, testing your taste buds, and performing in a percussion band.
  
• "The Sesqui Games": A little friendly competition with Capture the Flag, Ultimate Frisbee, and all the games you enjoyed plus some new ones.
  
• "Soccer Training Techniques": A Clinic with Rochester Women's Soccer Coach Terry Gurnett '77. Terry will offer two sessions, separated by age, and will share several pointers on the game.
  

Is your child college bound? Interested in a closer look at Rochester? Older teenagers can be paired with current students to experience campus firsthand.

For children younger than 7 years: The Parent-Child Activity Room in Wilson Commons will feature crafts, games, and snacks.

In addition to University-sponsored activities, the Rochester area features several child-friendly attractions. A list will be provided at Registration. A list of qualified University students willing to baby-sit during the weekend also is available upon request. Check the Sesquicentennial Web site for a detailed description of family activities.

Sesquicentennial Weekend home page

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