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Hoes Ln Welcome to Rutgers Day Explore our proud history as a colonial college and our bright future Metlars Ln as a comprehensive research institution. Whether you´re a first-time Busch guest or a frequent visitor, we invite you to get reacquainted with our Student Livingston Center Plaza great university and have some fun along the way. Rutgers Day also Busch coincides with Alumni Weekend, so meet up with old friends and Campus share memories! Werblin Recreation Center General Information 18 Program Locations Lost Persons and Items Find the location of programs Immediately report a lost person Visitor Livingston Center by matching the red circled to the nearest information tent Campus number on the campus maps. or to any Rutgers Day staff member in an orange T-shirt. High Point Map Key 18 Map Key Map Key Information Tents You can also call the Rutgers Solutions Directions, campus maps, first aid Police at 732-932-7211. Report Stadium requests, and other assistance. or bring lost items to the Info Tents Golf Cart Info Tents Golf Cart Info Tents Golf Cart River Rd Shuttles Shuttles Shuttles nearest information tent. Parking First Aid FirstRiver Aid Rd First Aid Big R Stage Big R Stage BigRutgers R Stage lots designated on the Restrooms Food Food Food maps are open and free. Buses Restrooms are available in all PISCATAWAY should park on the Livingston Parking R Alumni Parking RiverR Alumni Rd Parking R Alumni open buildings. Campus. George St Dining 18 Rutgers Day Bus Each campus offers dining halls Rutgers Day Bus Loop Stops Rutgers Day Bus Loop StopsCedar Ln Rutgers Day Bus Loop Stop 527 SOMERSET College Ave Student Transportation and food vendors. Activities The free Rutgers Day Bus Student Activities Center (SAC) WeCenterrblin Re c(SAC)reation Center Douglass Student Center George St Loop runs continuously to Performance Stages the Busch, College Avenue, Stages feature entertainment Zimmerli Art Museum Busch Student Center and Cook/Douglass campuses. all day long! College Avenue River Rd HIGHLAND

18 River Rd Only official guide dogs for the Liberty Street/New StreetCampus Livingston Shuttle PARK Voorhees seeing or hearing impaired are Photography and Zimmerli Art Mall Videography Easton Ave Museum allowed on Rutgers buses. Photographs and videos taken 27 Livingston Shuttle at Rutgers Day may appear in George St NEW BRUNSWICK This shuttle runs regularly our publications and website. between the Busch and By attending Rutgers Day, you 27 18 Livingston student centers. grant Rutgers all rights to use these photos and videos in Liberty St Accessibility any medium and for all purposes New St New St All Rutgers Day buses and that support the mission of most Rutgers buildings the university. Please let our 18 (except historic buildings) photographer or videographer George St Jersey Ave are wheelchair accessible. know if you do not want your image taken. Campus Shuttles Passenger golf cart shuttles 18are available for visitors in some areas of the Busch and CONTENTS Douglass Cook/Douglass campuses. Student Center Look for the shuttle stops 2 Rutgers Day Commercial AveAve. Overview Map Passion on each campus map. Puddle 3 General Information First Aid and Emergency 4 Busch Campus Services Bus Loop Assistance is available at the 18 College Avenue Campus information tents as well as 32 Cook/Douglass Campus from Rutgers Day staff and 1 42 Alumni Weekend Cook/Douglass public safety personnel. NORTH Campus Emergency phones are located BRUNSWICK throughout our campuses. Call the Rutgers Police at Map Key 1 Map Key 732-932-7211, or dial 911.

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Beta Gamma Building Schools y Sigma BLSA-458 Fab Lab y Guess That Brand y Build your own school or house Join in fun, interactive, and Match the brand to its logo or using marshmallows, pretzels, CSI: Rutgers y hands-on games related to the slogan to win a prize. Rutgers and licorice. buildOn BLSA-455 Channel your favorite crime laboratory. Medical Laboratory Association of Marketing and scene investigator (Sherlock Sciences Program, School of Strategy BLSA-496 Business Golf Outing y Holmes? Horatio Caine?) using Health Professions BLSA-412 Answer a series of business- newfangled forensics and Head’s Up! y related questions to earn putt old-fashioned police work. Fashion Trivia y Get to know our departments opportunities and win prizes. Department of Criminal Justice Are you up on the latest fashion and services while the kids Rutgers Business Governing BLSA-163 trends? Test your knowledge to participate in fun activities that Association BLSA-511 win a fashionable temporary will pique their interest in Dental Corn-hole y tattoo. Fashion Organization of neurological medicine. Business School in a Sink a tooth bean bag into a Retail and Marketing (FORM) Neurological Surgery, Neurology Nutshell y missing tooth space and win a BLSA-180 & Otolaryngology (Head & Neck Come visit the nutshell to learn prize! Rutgers Pre-Dental Society Surgery), New Jersey Medical more about the six majors at BLSA-232 Fishing for Quality Health School BLSA-571 Rutgers Business School. Information y Office of Undergraduate Doctor for a Day Photo Booth y Cast your line for tips on staying Health Screenings and Tips y Programs, Rutgers Business Don a white coat and stetho- healthy, answer wellness trivia, Get a blood pressure screening School BLSA-229 scope, and snap a picture against and learn where to catch depend- and tips on how to lower your our medical school backdrop. able health information on the cardiovascular disease risk. Cell Detectives y Marketing and Communications, web. Rutgers University Libraries, Sonography Programs, School of Spot the difference between New Jersey Medical School Rutgers Biomedical and Health Health Professions BLSA-417 normal cells and cancer cells. BLSA-136 Sciences (RBHS), Health Science Cytotechnology Program, School Libraries BLSA-257 Health Tips for Women, of Health Professions BLSA-419 Douglass on Busch y Infants, and Children y Celebrate the Douglass Fun and Games y Learn the benefits of nutrition Cheers to the Next 125! y Centennial with students from Meet the members and take during the lifecycle leading up Learn about the exciting and the computer and engineer- your shot at winning fun to 5 years of age. Brush up on innovative new research and ing communities. Douglass Rutgers prizes. School of Health fundamental childhood programs paving the way for Residential College BLSA-381 Professions Alumni Association nutritional topics, prenatal health, the next 125 years. BLSA-413 and breastfeeding benefits. Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy Dress for Success y Women, Infants, and Children Alumni Association BLSA-248 Put the blindfold on, spin three Fun Facts y Program, Pediatric Department, times, and pin the tie on the Play games and answer Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Clinical Research Jeopardy y business guy! Learn that how an and business trivia to earn prizes. BLSA-704 Stop by to test your knowledge individual dresses for work can Rutgers University Accounting about clinical research and be a powerful extension of his Association BLSA-491 Health Trivia y win prizes. Rutgers School of or her personal brand. Office Stop by for some fun health- Health Professions Biopharma of Undergraduate Programs, Fun in the Sun y related trivia and giveaways. Educational Initiative - Health Rutgers Business School BLSA-306 Join in for Hawaiian-themed Rutgers Allied Health Professions Informatics BLSA-411 games and prizes. Club BLSA-407 Embracing Chinese Culture y Rutgers DECA BLSA-281 Color Me Healthy y Try your hand at Chinese yoyo, Healthcare Innovation y Bring the whole family to this a zodiac matching game, or Get inspired to become a leading health-themed coloring station! paper folding. Chinese Student healthcare disruptor. Biomedical School of Public Health Alumni Organization BLSA-501 Entrepreneurship Network, Association BLSA-282 Robert Wood Johnson Medical School BLSA-699 Have a question? Ask anyone in a neon green or orange Rutgers Day 12 Busch Campus T-shirt, head over to an information tent, or call 732-445-info (4636).

Healthy Eating y Korean Culture y Online Learning and Pill vs. Candy y Can you make a healthy plate Learn about and experience Healthcare y Can you tell the difference of food? With the assistance of modern Korean culture. Korean Meet the Interdisciplinary Studies between a potential poison and medical students, see what’s Student Association BLSA-476 Team, play healthcare BINGO, a harmless everyday item? See healthy and what’s not. Office of and learn facts about online what can happen to the human Community Health, Homeless Let’s Get Active! y learning. School of Health esophagus (modeled by a hot and Indigent Population Health Spin the wheel of health and Professions Interdisciplinary dog) when harmful poisons are Outreach Project (HIPHOP), get your daily exercise on. Programs BLSA-410 ingested. New Jersey Poison Robert Wood Johnson Medical School of Public Health Student Control Center BLSA-196 School BLSA-260 Government Association BLSA-307 5 Pillow Pandemonium y Healthy Lifestyles y Life-Sized Operation r Visit the Engineering Make a pillow out of upcycled Participate in HIIT and yoga See if you can complete the Science Fair to materials—going green demonstrations, and taste classic board game challenge, this doesn’t just have to be in your samples of plant-based meals time standing five feet tall with experience how dreams! Rutgers Business and snacks (and get the recipes foot-long tweezers. Phi Delta masterminds use School BLSA-509 to take home). New Jersey Epsilon BLSA-461 their expertise to Medical School: Lifestyle Pitch Competition y Medicine Interest Group Making All the Pieces Fit y create a better, Come up with a one-line pitch BLSA-550 Can you put the pieces together safer, and more using two randomly assigned to see a medical project through? words or phrases. Get candy How to Become a Medical Draw a project card and create an sustainable world. for participating and, if you Student y image with a tangram, using the win, you’ll get a prize. Rutgers Meet with students for a mini steps the project would demand Entrepreneurial Society BLSA-328 information session on medical in a real-life situation. Office Opioid Awareness y school. Robert Wood Johnson of Clinical Affairs, New Jersey Grab a prop and “fight” off Pop the Trivia Question y Medical School, Office of Medical School BLSA-697 microorganisms in the photo Enjoy some freshly popped Community Health, Homeless booth. Or, learn about the opioid popcorn and play a trivia Medical Trivia y & Indigent Population Health toolkit and see how teenagers game. Office of Enrollment Meet the physician assistant team Outreach Project (HIPHOP) can raise awareness in their Management, School of Health and test your knowledge with a BLSA-497 own schools. Rutgers Academy Professions BLSA-420 medical trivia game. Physician of Managed Care Pharmacy Assistant Program, School of Pre-College Programs y How Well Do You Know Your BLSA-519 Body? r Health Professions BLSA-408 Join in fun pre-college crafts and Play games centered on the Oral Health Awareness y activities. Rutgers TRIO Upward Meet the Health Professions nervous, cardiovascular, and It can never hurt to “brush up” Bound and Upward Bound Math Student Government respiratory systems. Office of on your dental health. Learn and Science BLSA-535 Association y Undergraduate Instruction - proper tooth brushing and Learn about upcoming events Professional Development Division of Life Sciences BLSA-475 flossing techniques, play dental and community impact. Student Bingo y trivia games, and learn about Government Association, School Bingo! Each spot on the board Human Body Puzzles y nutrition and oral cancer. of Health Professions BLSA-415 represents a professional Put together a life-sized puzzle, Rutgers School of Dental etiquette or workplace behavior and learn about the parts of Medicine BLSA-7 the human body from Rutgers Meet the Rutgers Commuter tip, as well as tips on résumé Student Association y pre-med students. American Participate in Research y building, public speaking, and Stop by for fun activities and Medical Student Association Stop by to learn more about networking. Rutgers Business information about the student (AMSA) BLSA-354 being a paid candidate for a School BLSA-487 organization. Rutgers Commuter clinical trial. 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Get a better understanding of Can you sink a putt nine feet Cutting Edge y You might even see surface how supply chain management away? Successful putters get to Stay sharp! Participate in fun features and solar flares! impacts our everyday lives. spin the wheel to win a prize. surgical activities for all ages. Rutgers Astronomical Society, Business Association of Supply Rutgers Phi Beta Lambda New Jersey Medical School Department of Physics and Chain Expertise (BASE) BLSA-329 BLSA-189 BLSA-566 Astronomy BLSA-441 Support System Relay Refreshing Mocktails y Say “No” to Big Tobacco y South Indian Stars y Races y Cool off with a non-alcoholic Tell big tobacco how you really Can you name them all for a Participate in a relay race to see mixed drink! Rutgers Culinary feel about smoking, and share prize? Learn more about the how important a support system Club BLSA-222 your anti-tobacco message on South Indian community at can be. I Demonstrate Educated the wall of tobacco advertising. Rutgers. Rutgers SIF Sangam Beauty BLSA-234 Research, Discovery, and Center for Tobacco Studies BLSA-358 Innovation y BLSA-348 The Power of Food y Spin the wheel for information Spin the Wheel y How can food enhance health about the Library of Science and Answer questions about Rutgers and academic performance? Stop Medicine (LSM) and win a prize. y Business School, the business by to find out! Department of Along the way, learn more about Open for Business! world, and Delta Sigma Pi. Nutritional Sciences, School of library materials and services Visit the Rutgers Everyone gets candy, but the Health Professions BLSA-416 at Rutgers. Rutgers University winners receive a prize. Delta Libraries–New Brunswick BLSA-425 Business School Sigma Pi BLSA-253 The Power of Perception y tent to see how Is your mind playing tricks on Risk It All y Spin the Wheel y you? Learn how our biological Will you risk your fake money? business majors Spin the wheel and test your makeup along with our expecta- Spin the wheel to gain more—or can apply their personal finance knowledge tions shape how we perceive lose it all. Spend what you win at for candy and prizes. Rutgers the world. Department of the prize center. Association of skills to virtually Personal Finance Club BLSA-70 Psychology BLSA-605 Latino Professionals for America any industry. BLSA-327 Strawberry DNA Extraction y The Wheel of Education y Extract DNA from strawberries Spin the wheel to test your RU Consulting y and learn about graduate school knowledge about the lack of By partnering with consulting School of Public Health in the biomedical sciences. education opportunities around professionals, this group hosts Blowout y Molecular Biosciences Graduate the world. 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School of Health Office of Undergraduate Get a health screening and Launch or accelerate your career Professions International Programs, Rutgers Business learn more about what it in science or engineering with Student Organization (SISO) School BLSA-147 means to be healthy. the Master of Business & Science BLSA-574 Tile Art y School of Nursing BLSA-464 degree (MBS), designed to Stuffed Animal Check-Up y Decorate a tile with what provide academically rigorous, RU Translational? y Assist medical students and “healthy” means to you, and job-focused graduate education. Check out models of 3D volunteers as they provide a take it home with you. School of Professional Science Master’s printed items, translational health exam for your favorite Public Health Maternal & Child Program BLSA-5 materials, and an anatomical stuffed and furry friend! Robert Health Student Group BLSA-288 body model. 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Department of Phenomenal Faraday precautions to take surrounding Football alumni, and Team Chemistry & Chemical Biology Physics u lead, and how to determine if you LeGrand of the Christopher & BLSA-488 Physics Lecture Hall have a lead water service line. Dana Reeve Foundation for the Laugh, learn, and discover Environmental and Occupational 11 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. first annual Eric LeGrand Flag the excitement of science in Health Science Institute BLSA-349 Stunning 3-D Visual Illusions 9 Football Tournament on Rutgers this popular show for all ages, Science and Engineering Day. Watch 36 teams compete Wheel of Fortune y featuring an exploding hydrogen Resource Center, room 111 to raise funds for Team LeGrand. Spin the wheel and answer balloon, a fire extinguisher rocket, You will not believe your eyes! Championship game will begin a question for a prize. Get a and an individual lying between Watch a 3D scene appear to at 4 p.m. BS-246 hard question correct and pie a two beds of nails. 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Center for Latino parade would not be complete Arts and Culture CASCA-706 SÍ or No a without the Rutgers Marching Genetics and Family Health Center for Latino Arts and Culture Band, which performs on History y Latino Student Organization Can you spot the real Afro-Latinx Hamilton Street at the conclusion Learn why it’s important to Showcase a celebrities, musicians, and poets? of the parade. Rutgers University examine your family history, Center for Latino Arts and Culture Afro-Latinx Student Organization Alumni Association CASCA-52 and how genetics impact health. Check out an exhibition highlight- CASCA-598 Perinatal Genetics, Division of ing the recent accomplishments 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Today’s Treatments, Clinical Genetics, Robert of Latino student organizations @Rutgers_SCUA: Tomorrow’s Cures y Wood Johnson Medical School at Rutgers. Center for Latino Arts Social Media Archives p Learn about the latest cancer CASCA-548 and Culture CASCA-708 Alexander Library research, treatment, and preven- Explore items from the archives’ Let’s Be Healthy Together! y tion options from New Jersey’s four main collecting areas: Explore the mysteries of the brain only National Cancer Institute- Sinclair New Jersey Collection, and liver along with advances in designated Comprehensive Rare Books, Manuscripts, and pediatric and robotic surgery with Cancer Center. Rutgers Cancer University Archives. Special our nationally renowned surgeons Institute of New Jersey CASCA-45 Collections and University Big R and and specialists. Learn more about Archives - Rutgers University giving the gift of life through Weightlifting Demonstration u Scarlet Stages Libraries CASCA-127 blood donation and keep your College Avenue Gym, front lawn See two Olympic lifts in action: Enjoy performances family safe with helpful informa- 2 p.m. tion from our Injury Prevention the clean and jerk and the by student groups SAS Honors Program Alumni Program. RWJBarnabas Health, snatch. Rutgers Weightlifting on the Voorhees Mall Gathering Robert Wood Johnson University Club CASCA-337 The Student Activities Center (SAC) Big R Stage and the Hospital, Robert Wood Johnson a Meet or reunite with fellow Scarlet Stage in front Medical School CASCA-712 Welcome to Our New Home 172 College Ave School of Arts and Sciences Honors Program alumni, and of Bishop House. “New Jersey First: The Life This year the Center celebrates help welcome the Class of 2018. and Legacy of Senator 25 years of service to Rutgers School of Arts and Sciences Frank R. Lautenberg” p University. Center for Latino Arts Honors Program CASCA-34 Alexander Library and Culture CASCA-709 Getting Healthy, Staying View the exhibit on Senator Old Queens Area Healthy y Lautenberg showcasing his life College Avenue All-day programs Learn from university doctors and accomplishments, and learn Student Center Area how to stay healthy for a lifetime. about a senator whose influ- Programs listed by start time 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Department of Medicine, Robert ence is still felt today. Rutgers 10 a.m.; 12 p.m.; 2 p.m.; 3 p.m. Historical Characters 1 University Libraries - New Wood Johnson Medical School Robotic Surgical Simulator y Old Queens Building, lawn Brunswick Special Collections CASCA-206 See how surgeons achieve Meet six notable characters from CASCA-467 complex outcomes with mini- Rutgers history, portrayed by Hands Only CPR y mally invasive approaches, and professional and student actors. Do you know what to do when Prosthetic Devices y even test-drive our da Vinci Office of Community Affairs someone goes into cardiac arrest? Experience what it’s like to use a surgical system. Robert Wood CAOQ-776 Learn when the minutes count. cable prosthetic arm, prosthetic Johnson University Hospital, Practice on both high and low limbs, and the newest in Scarlet Alumni Headquarters 2 Robert Wood Johnson Medical fidelity manikins, and learn how myoelectric hands. Department Winants Hall School, Rutgers Cancer Institute easy it is to do. Rutgers-RWJMS of Physical Medicine and Meet up with classmates and of New Jersey CASCA-44 Department of Emergency Rehabilitation, Robert Wood friends at Scarlet HQ: refresh- Medicine, RWJUH Mobile Health Johnson Medical School, JFK ments, photos, class year buttons, Services (EMS) CASCA-594 Johnson Rehabilitation Institute and more. Rutgers University CASCA-725 Alumni Association CAOQ-54 Healthy Skeletons y Learn more about osteoporosis Robert Wood Johnson Uncovering Earth’s Secrets 2 and the steps you can take Medical School y Geology Hall to improve your bone health. Learn about the community Embark on a mission of scientific Rutgers Osteoporosis Center, services provided by the school. discovery into the unknown. Department of Endocrinology Department of Communications Visit the drilling ship on Voorhees Medicine CASCA-217 and Public Affairs, Robert Wood Mall to explore the mysteries of Johnson Medical School the ocean floor, and then visit CASCA-244 the Geology Museum. Rutgers Geology Museum CAOQ-22 26 College Avenue Campus Have a question? Ask anyone in a neon green or orange Rutgers Day T-shirt, head over to an information tent, or call 732-445-info (4636).

Cover Star 4 Dramatic Play Center 6 Appear on the cover of Rutgers Make your own puppet Rutgers on Parade Magazine via various fun cut-outs. and decorate it. Office of At 10:30 a.m., the Rutgers Day and Alumni Parade Department of University Communications & Marketing, makes its way from the College Avenue Gym toward Communications and Marketing Graduate School of Education Old Queens. Cheer on the Old Guard as they join new CAVM2-405 CAVM3-691 alumni, the class of 2018, and the Rutgers Marching Crafts and Culture 3 Drawing and Collage 7 Scarlet Knights, cheerleaders, and Scarlet Knight mascot. Join in crafts and games, and Create your own “Window of The marching band will perform on Hamilton Street meet the famous paper cutter, Understanding” answering the at the end of the parade. Master Cheng. Asian American question: How do you see Cultural Center CAVM1-144 through hate? Department of Visual Arts CAVM3-615 Creative Play Center 6 Attention kids! Squeeze and Eat, Play, and Learn: Mangia, Old Queens Area Art Explorations 3 sculpt mounds of colorful kinetic Gioca e Impara 7 Programs listed by start time Zimmerli Art Museum sand, all the while using abstract Use your imagination to make 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. (on the hour) Enjoy art-making and other thinking to develop symbolic carb-creations and spin the wheel Tour of Schanck Observatory 1 hands-on activities inspired representation skills. Office of of fortune! Department of Italian Tour Rutgers’ historic Daniel by artworks in the Zimmerli’s Communications & Marketing, CAVM2-468 S. Schanck Astronomical exhibitions. Zimmerli Art Graduate School of Education Election-themed Button Observatory (Est. 1866). Museum CAVZ-429 CAVM3-689 Making 7 Cap & Skull Society Alumni Be Your Own Masterpiece 4 Culture and Language 7 Create your own patriotic CAOQ-745 Be immortalized in great works of Join in games, music, and election-themed button. Rutgers 1 p.m. art. Perhaps you’ll start your own activities related to Spanish, University Libraries - New family gallery! Department of Art Latin American, and Portuguese Brunswick CAVM1-428 Alumni Memorial Service 1 History CAVM1-225 culture and languages. Kirkpatrick Chapel Department of Spanish and Employment Abounds 9 Let the bell of Old Queens call Become a Scarlet Knight 6 Portuguese CAVM2-531 Unemployed or underemployed? you to this vibrant service of Take a picture with our giant Learn how the Center and the remembrance at Kirkpatrick Scarlet Knight! University Career Decorate Denim for Survivors 6 NJ Workforce grant can create Chapel on Old Queens Campus. Services CAVM3-567 Decorate a denim square to add opportunities for New Jersey Rutgers University Alumni to the quilt, to show support citizens. Center for Continuing Association CAOQ-681 Black History Trivia 6 for survivors of interpersonal Professional Developmemt Take part in a black history trivia violence. Office for Violence CAVM1-42 Voorhees Mall Area game for a chance to win prizes. Prevention and Victim Assistance All-day programs Black Student Union, Graduate CAVM3-218 EOF Turns 50! 4 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. School of Education CAVM3-350 Celebrate this gold anniversary All the World’s a Stage 6 Discover the Chinese and learn all about SAS EOF’s Building Blocks of Ethics Participate in interactive theater. Zodiac 7 resources and services. School and Compliance 5 Mason Gross School of the Are you a dragon or a tiger? Find of Arts and Sciences Educational How many blocks can you Arts, Department of Theater out which of the 12 Chinese Opportunity Fund Program remove before the tower comes CAVM3-128 zodiac animals corresponds to CAVM2-57 crashing down? University Ethics your birth year, and learn about Around the World in 80 & Compliance CAVM2-112 its meaning. Rutgers Global - Europe Day 7 Seconds 7 China Office CAVM2-556 Quizzes, games, and giveaways Celebrating 25 Years 7 How many countries can you highlight Rutgers and the See how the school has trained find in 80 seconds? Test your Douglass Centennial European Union. Center for students in the fields of geography skills and win a prize. Scavenger Hunt 9 European Studies CAVM2-193 urban planning, public policy, Rutgers Global - Programs Participate in a fun scavenger public health, and health Events at the Zimmerli 9 CAVM2-552 hunt to win a prize. Douglass administration. Edward J. Residential College CAVM1-142 NB Cultural Arts Tent Art Detective Scavenger Bloustein School of Planning Learn about the museum’s Hunt 3 and Public Policy CAVM3-236 Douglass Fun - Yesterday, current and upcoming exhibitions Zimmerli Art Museum Today, Tomorrow 9 and programs. Zimmerli Art Construction Play Center 6 Follow the clues hiding in works Help wish Douglass a happy Museum CAVM1-732 Bring the kids to stack wooden of art at the Zimmerli to complete 100th birthday! Douglass and cardboard blocks into Exploring Language, a scavenger hunt and win a prize! Residential College Student towers and buildings. Office of Linguistics, and Speech 7 Zimmerli Art Museum CAVZ-431 Organizations CAVM1-380 Communications & Marketing, Learn how language works Graduate School of Education and why we study language. CAVM3-692 Rutgers Speech and Hearing Club, Department of Linguistics CAVM3-547 28 College Avenue Campus Have a question? Ask anyone in a neon green or orange Rutgers Day T-shirt, head over to an information tent, or call 732-445-info (4636).

Face Painting 3 Honors College: Curiosity. Junior Scientists 4 Prize Wheel 7 Become a living work of art! Knowledge. Purpose. 6 Attention, kids! Become a junior Answer a question and win a Zimmerli Art Museum CAVM1-430 Explore the Honors College scientist and be a part of science prize. If you win a T-shirt, take it to and its mission of “Curiosity. through hands-on activities. the tie dye station to make it your Fromage Frenzy 7 Knowledge. Purpose.” through Child Research Labs, Psychology own. School of Communication Join in this famous annual an interactive mosaic. Take a Department, Rutgers–Newark and Information CAVM3-162 cheese-tasting test. Department tour. Honors College at Rutgers CAVM1-214 of French CAVM2-35 University–New Brunswick R Cupcake Stop 8 CAVM3-540 Leadership Puppet Shows 7 Take a selfie in front of the “R” Generating Social Change Puppet shows based on cupcake board and help yourself at Rutgers and Around I Am Paul Robeson 4 community issues. Collaborative to one of 2,500 mini cupcakes the World 7 Experience interactive mini- Center for Community-Based on display. Rutgers University Join student groups devoted to history lessons about our Research and Service CAVM3-320 Dining Services CAVM1-60 international and global social community’s esteemed alumni. change, to learn about their Rutgers African-American Alumni Learn Spanish with Us 7 R Garden 8 newest projects around the Alliance, Inc. CAVM2-688 Brush up on your español with Visit our interactive art installation world. Bridges to Prosperity, games and crafts related to made of block R sculptures, and Engineers Without Borders, Imagination in Action 9 Spanish culture and language. decorate your own R! Office of GlobeMed, OXFAM, RU GenUN, Experience the creativity of 4-H Rutgers Spanish Club CAVM2-642 Community Affairs CAVM2-750 Rutgers Sustainability Coalition artists and performers, and CAVM2-558 learn how volunteers foster the Marathon Reading 7 Reduce, Reuse, Recycle 7 imaginations of New Jersey Listen and take a turn during Test your knowledge about Get Secure 7 youth. 4-H Youth Development an all-day, continuous reading compostables and recyclables, Secure your computing environ- Department, School of of Roald Dahl’s “Matilda.” and win a prize. Oxfam Rutgers ment and understand the latest Environmental and Biological Department of English CAVM3-53 CAVM2-623 cyber security trends with tips Sciences, Rutgers Cooperative from Rutgers experts. Office Extension CAVM1-220 Meet the Leadership 4 Regional Bestsellers 5 of Information Technology, Learn about the department Browse books about our great Information Protection and In Search of Earth’s Secrets 8 and meet Vice Chancellor Ben state and surrounding region, Security CAVM1-20 Join us on a mission of scientific Sifuentes. Undergraduate and meet best-selling authors. discovery into the unknown. Academic Affairs CAVM2-33 Enter to win $100 worth of Global Suncatchers 7 Rutgers Geology Museum, books. Rutgers University Press Capture the beauty of the world Department of Marine & Coastal Minorities and Philosophy 6 CAVM2-121 in a craft project. Rutgers Sciences CAVM2-24 Learn about summer programs Global - Study Abroad CAVM2-167 specifically geared towards Rutgers Athletics 8 Increasing PhD Access 5 minorities and their involvement Stop by for team schedule Global Trivia 7 Learn how this program in philosophy. Minorities and posters, ticket info, block R Play games to learn more about prepares students from Philosophy, Rutgers–New magnets, temporary tattoos, and our international community. low-income, first-generation, Brunswick Chapter CAVM3-595 face painting. Meet the Scarlet Rutgers Global - International and underrepresented back- Knight and some of our student- Student and Scholar Services grounds for doctoral studies. Off-Campus Trivia Wheel 9 athletes! Rutgers University CAVM2-549 Student Access & Educational Test your knowledge of Rutgers Division of Intercollegiate history, New Brunswick, and 3 Equity, Ronald E. McNair Athletics CAVM2-199 Green Screen Getaway Postbaccalaureate Achievement RU off-campus living trends. Off- Voorhees Hall, room 105 Program CAVM2-565 Campus Living and Community Rutgers Day Diplomas 4 Pose for a customized picture Partnerships CAVM1-634 Are you a future Scarlet Knight against a green screen, and Increasing Student Access 5 dreaming of hanging a Rutgers bring home a keepsake print. See how nine administrative Philosophy Café 6 diploma on your wall one day? Office of Information Technology units work collectively to increase Join faculty, staff, and students in Make your dream a reality, and CAVM1-139 retention and graduation rates the Philosophy Café for a coffee decorate your own diploma. for first-generation, low-income, or lemonade, logic puzzles, chess Undergraduate Admissions Helping Long-term Older Job matches, and philosophic discus- 7 and underrepresented students. CAVM2-175 Seekers Student Access & Educational sion. Department of Philosophy, Are you over age 45 and looking Equity, Undergraduate Academic Center for Philosophy of Rutgers Delivers 5 for a job? Learn how the New Affairs CAVM2-569 Religion, Rutgers University Learn about the university’s Start Career Network can help Philosophy Club, Phi Sigma spring campaign, “Rutgers you access career tools. John J. Journalist Photo Op 7 Tau-Philosophy Honors Society, Delivers,” have some popcorn, Heldrich Center for Workforce Become your favorite journalist and Arete-Rutgers Philosophy and take a quiz to win a prize. Development CAVM3-271 with photo booth props. Journal CAVM3-165 University Communications School of Communication and Marketing CAVM1-71 and Information CAVM3-156 Presidential Pool 7 Choose plastic duckies from a pool. Turn them over and see if you can match American presi- dents. Department of Political Science CAVM3-506 30 College Avenue Campus Have a question? Ask anyone in a neon green or orange Rutgers Day T-shirt, head over to an information tent, or call 732-445-info (4636).

Rutgers Office of Community This Is Jeopardy 4 Voorhees Mall Area Affairs q Challenge yourself with Programs listed by start time Community Zone Jeopardy-style questions about 10:30 a.m.; 11:30 a.m.; Spinning game with prizes. Muslims. Rutgers Muslim Alumni 12:30 p.m.; 1:30 p.m.; 2:30 p.m. Information about Rutgers Association CAVM2-477 5 programs available for the Wheel of Fortune community. Office of Tie Dye Station 7 A $50 gift card is up for grabs Community Affairs CACZ-739 Personalize a SC&I T-shirt with tie every hour! Compete in wheel dye. School of Communication of fortune for a chance to Saint Peter’s Free Health and Information CAVM3-154 win it. The Office of Student Screening 9 Accounting, Billing and Cashier Hamilton Street Tour the New Hillel House q Services CAVM2-241 Visit the community Mobile Eva and Arie Halpern Hillel House 11 a.m. Health Unit for free blood Come see a 20-year vision finally pressure and blood sugar realized, and enjoy a personalized Rutgers Children’s Choir & screenings, plus other health infor- tour with snacks and refreshments. Scarlet Singers 3 mation. Saint Peter’s Healthcare Rutgers Hillel CAVM3-219 Zimmerli Art Museum System CAVM1-714 See the choirs perform Two Truths and a Lie 7 selections from their repertoire. Saint Peter’s Teddy Bear Clinic 3 Can you spot the lie in this Mason Gross School of the Arts Attention, kids! Bring your teddy list of Rutgers facts? School of Extension Division CAVZ-312 bear and play doctor. Plus, a Communication and Information pediatrician will be on site to CAVM3-153 1 p.m. answer parent questions. Chamber Music 3 Saint Peter’s Healthcare System University Commencement Zimmerli Art Museum CAVM1-715 & Shout-out Videos 4 Experience selections from the Murray Hall, room 115 program’s end-of-year concert. Scarlet and Black Historical Graduating students record a Mason Gross School of the Arts Walking Tours 7 shout-out video to be played Extension Division CAVZ-313 Take a walk through history at University Commencement. to learn about the experiences University Commencement, of African Americans and Office of the Secretary CAVM1-11 Native Americans at Rutgers. Public History Program - West African Temporary Department of History CAVM1-173 Tattoos 3 Get a beautiful Adinkra symbol Short Film Showcase 5 temporarily tattooed on the face Milledoler Hall, room 100 or body. Paul Robeson Cultural Screen student animation projects. Center CAVM1-682 Rutgers Animation Club CAVM3-107 What Do You Stand For? 8 Social Justice Education 3 Stop by to make a button. Stop by for human-size bubble Office of Communications, making and learn about programs School of Social Work CAVM1-25 for LGBTQA students. Social Justice Education and LGBT Wheel of Knowledge 4 Communities CAVM1-321 Learn an interesting fact about the Rutgers–New Brunswick Step into Chinese Opera 8 Libraries. Rutgers University Enjoy having Chinese characters Libraries - New Brunswick painted on your face, color an CAVM1-427 opera mask pattern, and pose for a photo dressed in an opera World of Languages 7 costume. Confucius Institute Learn a new language, or CAVM2-129 cultivate and practice your language skills with faculty and Tent of Big Ideas 9 students. Rutgers Global, Arts Faculty members and students and Sciences Departments of present their research. School of Asian Languages and Cultures, Arts and Sciences CAVM1-79 Spanish and Portuguese, Spanish Club, Modern Greek Studies CAVM2-554 R D H R H G D W C N U E O W O I N OD O L T G S L S ID S AK B W D T R E DR L I E O E R U D N T L N R B R E U S R BRIDG O H U C U M RESURRECTION T T W D T E S E R E S L D T T D L R L N R L E O E BURIAL PARK G R S V I A A E D R I I W P S R F O G S D R T O O E L E A R N L C D S L ST O A N R R T V L LT N M D E E E V O K SE S S To Rt 287 I O R L A VE O T I T R A R C M T A O N C D T H O VE EE N IS A N GR L V E A IS R ST A AV N R VE R N D R OR P E C U E N M H T B BU A D C L E N L C SU H T S IG S T H E A T R PISCATAWAY F L IE E LD G E N 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 AV E D K V A AR N A R Kilometers P SO E AN S AV H W ATE VE LN G 609 Miles D A S R E E E E O M V H A 0 0.1 0.2 0.3 B IS H F A Y S E O E U S M L N O R L TT L R R T O K O C D C S N A I C R I Y T O R S R R A L H U T R I W N R G N F S L E A D L T B D A N E Y R C R M M A R B R T C A H A H S G F A IN K C VE H U L A A B EL MP

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Society of Harvest Café 5 serves dishes 10 a.m. Animal Science CDF-438 made from whole, minimally Rutgers Science Explorer 3 Animal Shows 1 processed foods (open until 2 p.m.). Come aboard the Rutgers Animal Barns Ask the State Climatologist 4 Science Explorer, also known Take in a livestock show. Marine Science Building, Rutgers student groups as the Science Bus! Through a (10 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Department front lawn are cooking up great eats variety of hands-on activities, kids of Animal Science CDF-436 Visit with New Jersey climate throughout campus. learn key STEM concepts and experts and find out more gain scientific literacy. Math and 1 p.m.; 2 p.m. about extremes and change that Vendors are located across Science Learning Center CDF-502 High-Speed Horses 1 continue to impact the Garden the campus, with a large Red Barn, Equine Physiology Lab State. Office of the New Jersey selection of ethnic cuisine at Rutgers Science Explorer: Watch a horse run on a high- State Climatologist CDF-210 the New Jersey Folk Festival. Changing Climates 4 speed treadmill, and learn about Learn about how scientists the research being conducted. Conserving a Natural analyze past climates and predict Rutgers Equine Science Center New Jersey 2 future climate change. 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Make a birthday Police Department CDPP-104 Department CDPP-296 card, get a coloring book to take Loree Building Area home, get a temporary tattoo, Programs listed by start times Cook Alumni Association Labor Movement Pop Quiz 7 and more. Douglass Residential Annual Meeting 6 Test your knowledge of the New 11 a.m.; 1:30 p.m. College Student Organizations Stop by and reconnect with Jersey labor movement. Kids CDLBA-378 Chemistry: Seriously? Should old friends. Cook Alumni are invited to “build” their future You Be Doing That? 9 Association CDPP-8 careers with foam blocks. School Get Engaged: Practice Politics Loree Building, room 024 of Management and Labor in 2018 9 Take in a series of demonstra- Dig In! 7 Relations CDPP-164 Lot 78 tions that highlight the thrills and Dig into the amazing variety of Register to vote, cast your ballot defeats of chemical experiments. 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Office of Play ring toss or purchase ing programs held at the market’s Learn to press plants like a Information Technology CDLBA-138 refreshments like hot pretzels, flagship site on Jones Avenue. scientist, see what weeds look Italian ice, and water. New Brunswick Community like under a microscope, and Language Diversity Challenge 9 Collegiate 4-H CDPP-457 Farmers Market CDPP-181 identify New Jersey’s edible Learn how language has the and not-so-edible plants. power to connect and culturally 4-H Sleepaway Camp in Stokes Food Science Barbecue 5 Chrysler Herbarium, School of divide us. Department of State Forest e Stop by for a hot dog or burger! Environmental and Biological Anthropology CDLBA-200 Is summer camp a fit for your Food Science Graduate Student Sciences CDPP-460 child? Learn more about a 4-H Association CDPP-228 Photo Booth and Scavenger camp that offers a classic 1951 Master Gardener Plant Sale 6 Hunt 9 camp experience. 4-H Camp, Harvest Café 5 Ask an expert and shop unusual Strike a pose with a professional 4-H Youth Development, and Experience Rutgers’ plant-forward and popular vegetables, fruits, backdrop, light stands, and RCE CDPP-720 dining destination! Taste-test herbs, and flowers. Rutgers props. Plus, explore Rutgers the Scarlet Knight Smoothie and Ramapo tomatoes go Day with our photo scavenger Alpha Zeta Sandwich Sale e or Quinoa Cauliflower Cake. fast, so stop by early! Rutgers hunt and share your findings Stop by for a pulled pork sandwich Rutgers Dining Services CDPP-78 Cooperative Extension CDPP-679 using a special hashtag. Rutgers or merchandise to support our Photography Club CDLBA-524 fraternity. Alpha Zeta CDPP-545 Have a question? 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People Puzzles 8 Passion Puddle Area Ag Entrepreneurs e Experience the Impact w Test your knowledge about Programs listed by start time See the new crops that students Through powerful pictures and what people do, think, and feel 10:30 a.m. have produced, and learn video, experience for yourself the (and why!). Sociologists will Food Science Award the nutritional, health, and impact of Habitat for Humanity answer your most pressing Ceremony 5 economical impact they can efforts. Rutgers University questions about human behavior. Celebrate this year’s Outstanding have on our community. Habitat for Humanity CDROL-64 Department of Sociology CDPP-63 Achievement Award recipient Plant Biology CDROL-683 Fight the Knight w with light refreshments served Reducing Hunger 6 Annual Honey Sale w Take in a sparring demonstra- by the Food Science Graduate See the impact of hunger- Learn about honeybees and tion, get a quick lesson, and Student Association. Department reducing efforts in New Jersey, Rutgers’ beekeeping club, even challenge an experienced of Food Science CDPP-693 and learn more about how you and even purchase some member in riot gear. Martial Arts can help in New Brunswick or 11 a.m.; 12 p.m.; 1 p.m.; 2 p.m. honey to take home. Club CDROL-74 your own community. Rutgers HIVE, The Beekeepers Association Athlete for a Day 5 Cooperative Extension CDPP-212 of Rutgers CDROL-434 Fun with Bugs e How does it feel to train like a Marvel at exotic insects and Division I athlete? Challenge Rutgers Cinema 6 Autism Awareness arachnids, pick up a T-shirt and yourself with the conditioning Stop by for popcorn, posters, Activities w other entomology novelties, and training of Rutgers Women’s passes, and more. Institutional Participate in activities, from have fun with bugs, including the Soccer. Center for Health and Planning & Operations CDPP-223 coloring pages to word searches, ever popular cockroach races! Human Performance, Institute to increase your understanding of Graduate Entomology Student of Food, Nutrition, and Health, Rutgers Police, Security, and autism. Akhil Autism Foundation: Association CDROL-322 School of Environmental and CSO Recruitment 7 Rutgers Chapter CDROL-115 Join the ranks of the Rutgers Biological Sciences CDPP-572 Garden in a Bag w Security and Community Service Bake Sale w Fill a bag with soil and seeds, Officer Program. University Public Help raise funds for school builds, tape it to your window, and watch Safety - Rutgers University Police The Big R Stage teacher training, scholarships, the seeds sprout before your Department CDPP-105 and WASH (water, sanitation, eyes! Students for Environmental Stop by the Big R stage and hygiene) programming in Awareness CDROL-391 Science Communication located by Passion Puddle Ghana, Guatemala, and Laos. Meet the faculty and get your to see our star performers. Pencils of Promise CDROL-379 Get to Know Green Print w questions answered. Pathology, Get to know this online New Jersey Medical School Build Your DNA w newspaper based on Cook CDPP-426 11 a.m.; 1 p.m. Put together a large DNA model Campus. Pick up a special puzzle, or build your own printed issue or a promotional pin. Continuing Professional Shop the Plaza model with fuzzy pipe cleaners Green Print CDROL-233 Education 7 Mini-lectures, information and paper clips. G. H. Cook What’s your big idea? Stop by to sessions, interactive games, and Biochemistry and Microbiology Get to Know the SEBS see how Rutgers resources can hands-on activities abound at Club CDROL-172 Ambassadors w help you meet your career goals. the Plaza, Livingston Campus’ Learn about the different NJAES Office of Continuing retail area. Institutional Planning Climb That Tree w programs and groups that make Professional Education CDPP-517 and Operations, Economic Climb a famous Rutgers Red up the SEBS Ambassadors. Development Group CDPP-176 Oak by way of a rope ladder. SEBS Ambassadors CDROL-334 2 p.m. Outdoors Club CDROL-495 Spring Is for Planting 6 Dorm Room Fire 7 Go Bananas for Time to get growing! Ask advice Next to Lipman Hall Doggie Dance Party w Biotechnology w from the experts, purchase See simulated fires throughout Bring the pups for a physical Watch student scientists extract plants for your home garden, and the day. At 2 p.m., see a live activity demonstration and DNA from bananas using browse vendors from our weekly fire demonstration showing homemade healthy dog treats. everyday reagents like salt water farm market. Rutgers Gardens how sprinklers can save lives. O Beta Alpha Kappa Omicron and alcohol. Designer Genes CDPP-48 University Public Safety - Rutgers Nu Honor Society CDROL-275 Biotechnology Club CDROL-500 University Emergency Services Walk Through a Burning CDPP-101 Environmental Awareness w Hunger Games w Building 7 From the little acorn to the See how education, outreach, Experience a fire situation Red Oak Lane Area mighty oak, the environment and activism on campus can firsthand by walking through All-day Programs is all around. Test your nature impact hunger in the community. a simulated fire safety trailer. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. knowledge and plant a seed Student Organized Rutgers University Public Safety - Rutgers to take home. School of Against Hunger CDROL-122 A Walk in the Park w University Emergency Services Environmental and Biological Flex your design muscles at the CDPP-102 Sciences Governing Council Imaginate Coloring Book w sketching table, create your own CDROL-12 Color with the club and enjoy Zen garden, or pose with plants What’s New in Technology? 8 student-submitted writing and in the photo booth. Rutgers Experience a demonstration of artwork. The Imaginate Literary Landscape Architecture Club virtual reality and augmented Magazine CDROL-390 CDROL-123 reality technology. kite+key, Rutgers Tech Store CDPP-106 Have a question? Ask anyone in a neon green or orange Rutgers Day 40 Cook/Douglass Campus T-shirt, head over to an information tent, or call 732-445-info (4636).

Interactive Sustainable Pre-med/Pre-dent w Self-guided Greenhouse Tour Where Are We? w Activities w Learn what it takes to be and Plant Sale w Test your geography trivia Learn about water filtration, admitted into medical and Floriculture Greenhouses knowledge, play with a energy production via turbines, dental schools, and what a Walk through the Floriculture/ blow-up globe, and pin locations and recycling. Students for career in these areas looks like. Teaching Greenhouse to browse on the interactive map. Environmental and Energy Pre-Medical Society, Pre-Dental tropical plants. Shop the plant Rutgers Undergraduate Development CDROL-529 Society CDROL-87 sale and purchase something to Geography Society CDROL-133 take home. Department of Plant Landscape Architecture Primate Conservation Biology, Floriculture/Teaching Women’s Center Exploration q Crafts w Station 9 Greenhouse CDROL-341 Take a tour and learn about a Explore the wide and varied field Learn about primate conserva- day in the life of a volunteer. of landscape architecture with tion, get your face painted as Student Parents w Women’s Center Coalition crafts and Legos. Landscape your favorite primate, and play Learn how this organization CDROL-638 Architecture Graduate Student fun primate-themed games! is increasing the visibility of Association (LAGSA) CDROL-592 Rutgers University for Primate this population by pushing for Red Oak Lane Area Conservation CDROL-485 affordable on-campus childcare, Programs listed by start time Leadership Through advising, and mentoring. Rutgers 11:30 a.m. Adventure w Protecting New Jersey’s Students With Children CDROL-85 Participate in interactive, Wildlife w Carnivorous Plants w experiential education opportuni- Experience the local impact of Sugar Overload w Floriculture Greenhouses ties. Leadership & Experiential this organization and see a How much sugar do the foods You don’t want to touch these Learning CDROL-47 specimen to expand your knowl- you eat contain? Learn about plants, they might bite... edge of New Jersey’s wildlife. healthier alternatives. or maybe leave a sticky Literary Trivia Toss w The Wildlife Society: Rutgers Nutritional Sciences CDROL-733 digestive enzyme that consumes Answer trivia questions about Student Chapter CDROL-362 slowly. Department of Plant famous books or fairy tales by Test Your Stormwater Biology, Floriculture/Teaching tossing bean bags towards the Putt Around w Knowledge w Greenhouse CDROL-342 right answer. 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Lane, and get a sneak peek at Plant Biology, Floriculture/ Nutrition Myth or Fact w Department of Plant Biology the area’s future. Rutgers Urban Teaching Greenhouse CDROL-352 Can you spot the nutrition myths? CDROL-40 Forestry Program, Department Rutgers University Nutrition Club of Landscape Architecture 1:30 p.m. CDROL-152 RU Spiritual? w CDROL-239 All About Orchids w Stop by this interactive exhibit to Floriculture Greenhouses Origami Shuriken ponder the existential questions Veg Society w Visit this collection of the largest Learn how to craft origami of the universe. Travel through a Pick up a vegetarian starter plant family: the orchids. See shuriken or other origami figures. small labyrinth in contemplative guide and learn about a plant hundreds of diverse species Rutgers Asian American Cultural thought, or add colored sand to based-diet. Rutgers Veg Society and exotic hybrids. Department Center, Anime and Japanese a mandala. 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Find out which is Purchase herbs, veggies, and Come one, come all as the Student Sustainability Coalition which on this tour of edible and flowers for your garden to support knights of the Scarlet Cross take to CDROL-303 not-so-edible plants. Department graduate student researchers. the field to accept all challengers! of Plant Biology, Floriculture/ And, get gardening tips for Scarlet Cross CDROL-359 Teaching Greenhouse CDROL-344 novice and expert growers. Cook Researchers of Plant Science What Is the Purpose of Life? w CDROL-117 Navigate our interactive display to ask life’s deepest questions. InterVarsity Multi-Ethnic Christian Fellowship CDROL-553 University Jersey’s State Experience New

ALUMNI WEEKEND Thank you for being a part of Rutgers Day!

Alumni Weekend Alumni Weekend has once again come together with Rutgers We would like to express our appreciation Day to offer more opportunities to celebrate your Rutgers connections. On Friday, April 27, and Saturday, April 28, reunite to our guests, faculty, staff, students, alumni, with your classmates and Rutgers family at a series of events presented by the Rutgers University Alumni Association. and all who helped make this day a success.

Reconnect, Recharge, and Reunite! Looking for a place to meet up with former classmates and friends at Rutgers Day? Reconnect at the Scarlet Headquarters on the Busch, Cook/Douglass, and College Avenue campuses. Take a break from the elements and recharge with refreshments. Grab your class year button to show your Rutgers pride! Get Media Partners information on how to sign up for the weekend activities.

Friday Programs

12 p.m. – 5 p.m. Hospitality Suite Winants Hall

12 p.m. – 2 p.m. Scarlet Traditions: Kirkpatrick Chapel Class Stones Kirkpatrick Chapel

Saturday Programs

10 a.m. – 4 p.m. Scarlet Headquarters Busch Campus College Avenue Campus Cook/Douglass Campus

10:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Rutgers Day & All Alumni Parade Leave from College Avenue Gym

1 p.m. – 2 p.m. Alumni Memorial Service Kirkpatrick Chapel

Learn more about the Rutgers University Alumni Association at RAlumni.com University Jersey’s State Experience New

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