8:30 am - 6:00 pm
Presidents' Lounge, Connelly Center |
Parents Weekend Information Center Stop by the Parents Weekend
Information Center in the Presidents' Lounge for information on
Philadelphia and Main Line area restaurants, attractions, and
entertainment. |
9:00 am
Villanova Room, Connelly Center |
President's Welcome Address
Parents are invited to join University President Reverend Peter M.
Donohue, O.S.A. for his remarks on the current state of Villanova
University. A continental breakfast will be available free of charge! |
10:00 am
Second Floor,
Connelly Center |
9th
Annual Ethics Symposium
Undergraduates whose papers have passed a faculty review process will
have the opportunity to share their ideas with their peers and their
families. There will be awards given to the top two papers in the group.
All are welcome to attend! Refreshments will be provided. The
symposium is sponsored by the Ethics Program of the College of
Liberal Arts & Sciences. |
10:00 am
Cinema,
Connelly Center |
What's Your Major? Helping Your
Daughter/Son Navigate Career Choices
Learn about the many resources on campus that can help your child
with this decision and how you can lend a supportive and
constructive ear when they are making their decisions. |
10:00 am
Driscoll Hall, Room 244 |
Off-Campus Housing Information Session Staff members from
Student Life will be on hand to discuss the process of moving off campus
and to answer any questions you may have. |
10:00 am
Bartley Hall, Room 1011 |
Jump
Start Your Child's Career
Summer Business Institute Information
Session
What Liberal Arts & Science, Engineering or
Nursing parents wouldn’t want their son’s or daughter’s resume to
rise to the top of the heap? No matter what your child’s goal is,
learn how a summer program
will give them the basic core business fundamentals needed in
today’s competitive entry level job market. |
10:00 am
Bartley Hall, Room 1001 |
The
Obama Candidacy and its Impact on Black Politics
Presented by Professor
Frank Pryor
Many have argued that the candidacy of Barack Obama represents the
final nail in the coffin of "Black Politics." Join Professor Frank
Allen Pryor of the Political Science department for a discussion of
whether or not his seeking the highest office in the land as well as
overwhelming white electoral support portend the end of racism and
the multi-faceted black predicament. |
10:00 am
Bartley Hall, Room 3001 |
Arts
& Sciences Professional Development Program
Beginning in Orientation, faculty advisors engage students in
discussions about the value of a Liberal Arts and Sciences education
and the many
professional opportunities possible as a Villanova graduate.
Alumni meet with students to discuss how Villanova shaped them both
professionally and personally. Advisors support students as they
make decisions about academic majors as well as extracurricular
activities such as internships and study abroad. |
10:00 am
Driscoll Hall, Room 246 |
Institute for Global Interdisciplinary Studies Presentation
More details TBA. |
10:00 am
Center for Engineering & Educational Research (CEER) |
College of Engineering
First-Year Information Session
Join Professor Howard Fulmer of the Mechanical Engineering
Department as he provides an overview of the first-year engineering
courses, complete with demonstrations of the software used within
these academic experiences. |
11:00 am
Holy Grounds,
Falvey Memorial Library |
One Book Villanova Discussion The Glass Castle
Join us for a discussion of The Glass Castle by Jeanette Walls, the 2008-2009 One Book Villanova selection. The One Book Villanova Program is designed to have a campus-wide program to engage all members of the university community – including parents, students, faculty, alumni - in reading and discussion of an important contemporary book. The goal of the “One Book Villanova” is to take a single provocative work as a starting point for conversation and interchange around a range of pressing issues. |
11:00 am
Bartley Hall, Room 1001 |
Fighting for the Latino Vote
Faith, Politics, and the 2008 Election
With the 2008 U.S. presidential campaign in full swing, many pundits and commentators are striving to understand the political behavior of Latinos—the largest minority in the United States and a key voting block that presidential candidates in this election and beyond will have to learn how to secure. Building upon her recently published book, The Politics of Latino Faith, Professor Catherine Wilson of the Political Science department will offer insight into how pivotal religious identity is in understanding and predicting Latino political involvement in the United States. |
11:00 am
Villanova Room, Connelly Center |
Global Education
Study Abroad Information Session
Learn from Villanova students about their experiences in semester abroad programs and find out how your son or daughter child can take advantage of these exciting opportunities. |
11:00 am
Driscoll Hall, Room 134 |
Getting Connected: How
Internships Connect Today's Students to the Future
If attending a prestigious graduate school or securing a challenging
job are your child's objectives after graduation from the College of
Liberal Arts & Sciences, then join Rina Ebert, Director of the
Internship Program, to learn about the tremendous opportunities
available to students. This session will be interesting to liberal arts
& science parents of all classes. |
11:00 am
Bartley Hall, Room 2001 |
Augustinian Spirituality
The influence of the fifth century North African Bishop, Augustine of Hippo, continues to be made present in Villanova's twenty-first century community. Please join Joseph Farrell, O.S.A, S.T.D.,. as he discusses how the Friars of the Order of St. Augustine (the Augustinians) collaborate with all participants of the Villanova community in creating and insuring how our Catholic and Augustinian center of learning is energized by our Augustinian Spirituality. |
1:00 pm
Villanova Stadium |
Villanova Football vs. Lehigh University
(Schedule Information)
Students will be admitted free by presenting their Wildcard ID at the gates. Parents and all other visitors are encouraged to purchase tickets in advance online at the Athletic Department Website. Advanced tickets can be mailed or picked up at Will Call on game day. |
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