Parents & Family Weekend, Sept. 22–25, 2011
Fall in Vermont means lots of tourists visiting to see our spectacular foliage, so we recommend you make lodging reservations well in advance.
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If you are arriving early, this is a wonderful opportunity to meet with new and returning parents and families in a casual atmosphere, hosted by the NU Parent & Family Association. The cost is $20 per adult, $12 per child ages 6-12, and free for children 5 and younger. Buffet starts at 6:30 p.m. Reservations are required. If interested, please registering online at www.alumni.norwich.edu/2011NUPFAbuffet, or by phone 877.485.2019/802.485.2100, or via email at nupfa@norwich.edu. A special viewing of the Class of 2015 Rook video will be shown by the Communications Department. Please note that Rooks will not be able to attend this event as they are restricted to their company area. | |
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Sponsored by the Campus Activities Board | |
| Friday, Sep. 22 | ||
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If you are interested in attending a class with your student, please encourage her or him to confirm—in advance—with the course professor that your visit will be appropriate. | |
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A short walk and talk sharing the many uses of the campus museum | |
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Adults $8.50, Children 5–12, $7.00 | |
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Meet and mingle with the International Center staff and ask any questions about studying abroad. To meet privately, please call 802-485-2716 to schedule an appointment. | |
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A short walk and talk sharing stories and exhibits of NU alums | |
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A one-hour, guided walking tour of campus—learn about NU today and NU tomorrow | |
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Meet the Commandant of Cadets and members of his staff. To meet privately with the commandant, please phone 802.485.2135 to schedule an appointment. | |
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Meet and mingle with the Dean of Students. To meet privately with Dean Martha Mathis, please phone 802.485.2640 to schedule an appointment. | |
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Meet with staff from our International Center for a briefing on study abroad opportunities. Please call 802-485-2716 with questions. | |
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Visit the CDC and learn about the many career services available to your student | |
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Come meet with the Class Relations Office staff. Learn more about the SAA and the opportunities to network with alumni, be a class leader, and more. | |
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Recognizing academic excellence, student leadership and families. All are welcome. Rooks released to families after parade. Rooks must return to company area by 9 a.m. Saturday. | |
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Adults $9.75, Children 5–12, $7.75 | |
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Despicable Me (PG) - free admission, sponsored by the Campus Activities Board *Family matinee offered Saturday | |
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Free admission. Sponsored by the Campus Activities Board. | |
| Saturday, Sep. 24 | ||
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Adults $7.25, Children 5-12, $5.00 | |
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Meet the Commandant of Cadets and members of his staff. To meet privately with the commandant, please phone 802.485.2135 to schedule an appointment. | |
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Meet and mingle with the Dean of Students. To meet privately with Dean Martha Mathis, please phone 802.485.2640 to schedule an appointment. | |
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Meet and mingle with the International Center staff and ask any questions about studying abroad. To meet privately, please call 802-485-2716 to schedule an appointment. | |
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Rooks will compete in a marching drill competition between platoons. All are welcome. | |
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Sodexo Campus Services will feature a special “Taste of Vermont” display. To ease the flow and allow a better dining experience, students, family members and guests are asked to enter the dining facility during the time frames below, if possible.
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Attend & meet other NU family members. Hosted by NU Parent & Family Association | |
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University leaders will provide an informational update for the academic year. Our leaders will be available for Q&A afterwards. | |
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A one-hour, guided walking tour of campus—learn about NU today and NU tomorrow | |
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Enjoy an equestrian demonstration by the Cavalry Troop. All are welcome. | |
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A short walk and talk sharing the many uses of the campus museum | |
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Light refreshments will be served. | |
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Witness a cannon firing demonstration by the Corps of Cadets Artillery Battery. | |
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A short walk and talk sharing stories and exhibits of NU alums | |
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Tickets can be purchased in Plumley Armory. Adults $5.00, Non-NU students $3.00. Halftime performances by the Drill Team’s Shock Platoon. Special Legacy Student Pinning Ceremony. All legacy students are asked to meet at the scoreboard end of Sabine Field with 8 minutes remaining in the second quarter. Rooks are released to their families after the game. Rooks must return to company area by 4 p.m. Sunday. | |
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Kung Fu Panda 2 (PG) Free admission, sponsored by the Campus Activities Board. Special matinee offered for families with children—supervision & concessions provided. | |
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Adults $9.75, Children 5–12, $7.75 | |
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Kung Fu Panda 2 (PG) Free admission, sponsored by the Campus Activities Board. | |
| Sunday, Sep. 25 | ||
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Adults $8.50, Children 5–12, $7.00 | |
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Adults $9.75, Children 5–12, $7.75 | |
Fall in Vermont means lots of tourists visiting to see our spectacular foliage, so we recommend you make lodging reservations well in advance.
Resources
Getting here
- Driving directions — Printable turn-by-turn directions from your location to Norwich.
- Campus map — Building locations and what’s inside them, parking, restrooms, ATMs, and wheelchair access.
After you arrive
- Additional information — emergency numbers, parking, building hours, etc.
- Area Lodging — Hotels, motels, inns, lodges, and B&B’s
- Area Restaurants — Independent Vermont restaurants catering to your dining needs