Friday, May 31
1 – 1:45 p.m. |
Alumni College Session I NEW! | Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center, Various Rooms
Connect, learn and engage with various faculty members and Athletics staff on academic topics, as well as the Landscape of College Athletics. Choose from 3 different sessions. Refreshments will be available in Rockwell for attendees to enjoy between sessions.
- Natural Selection in College Science Education: Adventures in Teaching & Scholarship – Nancy Waters, Associate Professor (Rockwell 260)
- Oh the Games Companies Play! – Rosie Bukics, Thomas Roy and Lura Forrest Jones Professor of Economics (Rockwell 262)
- The Landscape of College Athletics Panel – Sherryta Freeman (Director of Athletics), John Troxell (Football), Pat Myers (Men’s Lacrosse), & Christian Kiselica (Volleyball) (Rockwell 362)
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Friday, May 31
1 – 5 p.m. |
Open House at the College Archives | Skillman Library
As the College approaches its Bicentennial, take a look back at our storied history at the College Archives. This year’s exhibit will feature items exploring student activism in the 1970s, the Vietnam War, the founding of The Association of Black Collegians, and co-education at Lafayette. View the “First Co-ed Quilt” created by Liza Roos Prior Lucy ’74, in celebration of 40 years of co-education in 2014. |
Friday, May 31
2 – 2:45 p.m. |
Alumni College Session II NEW! | Rockwell Integrated Sciences Center, Various Rooms Connect, learn and engage with various faculty members and Athletics staff on academic topics, as well as the landscape of College Athletics. Choose from 3 different sessions.
- Preserving a Legacy of Sustainability – Lauren Anderson, Professor and William Jeffers Dean of the Engineering Division and David Brandes, Professor (Rockwell 260)
- Generative AI: Where it is, Where it’s Going – Tim Laquintano, Associate Professor of English and Director of the College Writing Program (Rockwell 262)
- The Landscape of College Athletics Panel – Sherryta Freeman (Director of Athletics), John Troxell (Football), Pat Myers (Men’s Lacrosse), & Christian Kiselica (Volleyball) (Rockwell 362)
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Friday, May 31
2:30 – 5:30 p.m. |
LaFarm Farmstand | 228 Cattell Street, Across from Wawa Looking for fresh produce, herbs, and flowers? Find a bevy of locally grown, seasonal produce at LaFarmstand, Lafayette’s on-campus farmstand.
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Friday, May 31
3 p.m. |
Simon Center for Economics and Business Hard Hat Tour | Kunkel Hall (soon to be the NEW Simon Center for Business and Economics)
Take a hard hat tour of the new William E. Simon Center for Economics and Business. This renovated building, formerly known as Kunkel Hall, is located at the heart of campus and will be the new home of our Economics Department and the Policy Studies Program. Closed toe shoes are required. |
Saturday, June 1
8 – 9 a.m. |
Chateau Chavaniac Tour | Shuttle departs from the Williams Center for the Arts
The Chateau was built as a private retreat by Allan P. Kirby ‘15 and named after the birthplace of the Marquis de Lafayette. It was presented to the College by the F.M. Kirby Foundation in 1984. Learn more about this historic site, and join us for a tour!
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Saturday, June 1
9 – 10 a.m. |
Book Signing with Victoria Short ’86 | The College Store
Stop by the College Store to meet author Victoria Short ’86, and learn more about her book, Find Your Mini Pumpkin. |
Saturday, June 1
9 – 5 p.m. |
View the “First Co-ed Quilt” | Skillman Library Room 209
In celebration of the Class of 1974, the first class of coeducation at Lafayette College, stop by the College Archives to view Liza Roos Prior Lucy ’74’s quilt created in 2014 in celebration of this historical moment. |
Saturday, June 1
11 a.m. – Noon |
Book Signing with Scott Fegley ’84| The College Store
Stop by the College Store to meet author Scott Fegley ’84, and learn more about his book, The Meaning of Home, a book about an adorable shelter dog! |
Saturday, June 1
1 – 3 p.m. |
Find Your Fleck Brick| Skillman Library Steps
Fleck Society members are recognized with engraved bricks along the walkway from Markle Hall across the Quad to Colton Chapel. A Lafayette staff person will be available to assist in finding your Fleck Society brick.
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Saturday, June 1
12:30 – 2:30 p.m. |
Wood Carving Demonstration from Rob Peterson ‘72 | The Quad, Near KDR House
See award winning Scrimshaw Artist and Chainsaw Carver Rob Peterson, KDR ’72 create a piece of art from a log using a chainsaw ! |
Saturday, June 1
1 – 4 p.m. |
Shuttle to Metzgar Fields Athletic Complex & Simon Silk Mill | Shuttle to Depart from The Lafayette College Store.
Hop on the shuttle and explore local eateries, breweries, and more at the Simon Silk Mill! The shuttle will also stop at Metzgar where you can explore and visit Gummeson Grounds. Shuttles to Depart campus at 1 p.m., 2 p.m., & 3 p.m. |
Saturday, June 1
2 – 2:30 p.m. |
Campus Sustainability Tour | Depart from the Sustainability Tent on The Quad
Learn about what sustainability initiatives are making Lafayette better everyday! |
Saturday, June 1
2 – 3:15 p.m. |
Lafayette 101: Why We Celebrate the Marquis | Limburg Theater, Farinon College Center
So, who exactly was the Marquis de Lafayette? What was his background? What did he look like? What motivated him to come to America and get involved with our war with Britain? How did he come to be such a celebrity in America? How and why did our College come to be named after him? Come find out! Join John Becica ’69, Life member of the American Friends of Lafayette, to learn more as we approach the College’s Bicentennial.
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Saturday, June 1
3 – 4 p.m. |
Book Signing with James Hockenberry ’74| The College Store
Stop by the College Store to meet author James Hockenberry ’74, and learn more about his WWII novels, Send the Word and So Beware. |
Sunday, June 2
10 – 11 a.m. |
Campus Architecture Tour| Departs From The Farinon College Center Steps
Explore Lafayette College’s beautiful architecture, and learn more about the buildings on the campus that you call home!
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