1. education
2. alumni and reunions

Alumni
Weekend
June 4-7,
2015
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Welcome back
Alumni!
When were you last back on campus? Has it been 5, 10, 25, or even 50 years? However long it
has been, we hope you consider returning to The College of Wooster for a weekend with fellow
Scots, current students, and faculty.
We have coordinated several days of activties including musical performances, opportunities
for intellectual enrichment, tours of campus, and socials and special meals with your class.
Now is the time to register, confirm your travels plans, and consider making your reunion gift
to The Wooster Fund which can be done using the enclosed registration form.
We look forward to seeing you in June!
Heidi McCormick ‘86
Director of Alumni Relations
The College of Wooster
Highlights
of the Weekend
APEX: THE PEAK OF
THE STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Visit with students, faculty and staff to learn about APEX,
the College’s Center for Advising, Planning, and Experiential
Learning. From entrepreneurial endeavors to AMRE consulting
jobs to APEX Fellowships across the globe, Wooster students
are participating in life-changing experiences outside of the
classroom. We invite you to one of two sessions on Friday to
hear from students about these enriching experiences.
A COLLEGE UPDATE WITH PRESIDENT CORNWELL
President Cornwell and other members of the College’s leadership team will provide a brief update on the College and will
accept questions from the audience. Learn about Wooster’s
strategic priorities and plans for the future as we build on the
remarkable success of Grant Cornwell.
CLASS OF ’65 PANEL DISCUSSIONS
The Class of ’65 is hosting two panels on Friday afternoon
which are open to all who are interested! The first panel
offers thoughtful reflection on women’s experiences during
the past 50 years and will be moderated by Deborah Knorr
Haavik ’65. The second panel, moderated by Grant Sherwood
’65, takes a look at differences in the student experiences
from 1965 through today.
MAIN STREET WOOSTER
Catch the shuttle to Liberty Street to explore, shop, and dine
downtown! Over the past 25 years, more than $145 million
has been invested in downtown Wooster. Check out our
revitalized and vibrant city!
PARTY ON THE PATIO
Enjoy one of Wooster’s favorite warm weather traditions – the
Party on the Patio! Between 8 and 10 p.m., plan to stop by,
stay awhile, and catch up with friends on the beautiful back
patio of The Wooster Inn. A minimal cover charge includes
unlimited hors d’oeuvres and one complimentary beverage.
ALL-CLASS BREAKFAST & PARADE OF CLASSES
Following Saturday morning’s breakfast in Lowry Dining
Room, bagpipers will lead all alumni in the annual Parade of
Classes. The parade will pass through the Kauke Arch and
into McGaw Chapel for the 131st Annual Meeting of the
Alumni Association.
131st ANNUAL ALUMNI MEETING
Celebrate the achievements of our reunion classes during the
Annual Meeting! Alumni Association President Steve Graff ’68
will preside as we recognize classes for reunion attendance
and reunion giving success, as well as acknowledging the
recipients of the alumni service awards.
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS CEREMONY
The Distinguished Alumni Award, the highest honor bestowed
upon Wooster alumni by fellow alumni, will be presented on
Saturday to Dr. Barbara Frajola Atkinson ’64 and Dr. David R.
Hopkins ’70. Everyone is encouraged to attend this very
meaningful ceremony at Scheide Music Center, following
their class lunches.
BANANA SPLITS & BLUEGRASS
Saturday afternoon, alumni can catch up with Wooster faculty
and friends as they enjoy a traditional ice cream social, with
live music, on the south lawn of Kauke Hall. Guests are also
encouraged to stroll down the street for tours of the new
Gault Schoolhouse!
GAULT SCHOOLHOUSE TOURS
The Gault Schoolhouse: from elementary school to human
services center to the College’s newest residence hall. Stop
down during Banana Splits & Bluegrass for a tour of this
incredible historic structure, re-invented as loft-style living
for Wooster students!
TASTE OF WOOSTER CELEBRATION
Coccia House Pizza, mint brownies from TJ’s, and house made
breads from Broken Rocks are just a few of the signature local
items included in Saturday night’s Taste of Wooster Celebration. Join us in Lowry Center for a social hour featuring
beers from JAFB Wooster Brewery and wines from Troutman
Vineyards; followed by a wonderful meal featuring the best
of our local farms and restaurants. All of Wooster’s most
delicious offerings in one location...what could be better?
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Pastor Andries Coetzee and the Westminster congregation
invite you to join their worship celebration on Sunday morning. Alumni are welcome to sing in the church choir and
participate in the service led by Dr. David L. Petersen ’65.
Alumni Weekend
June 4 – 7, 2015
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Schedule
Thursday, June 4
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Noon
Noon –
5 pm
1:15 pm
3 pm
3:45 pm
5:30 pm
6:15 pm
8 pm
8:30 pm
9 pm
9:30 am
Registration and Hospitality Centers Open
Golf Cart Service Begins
Lowry Center Main Lobby
10:30 am
Class of 1965 Hospitality Center
Luce Hall Main Lounge
11 am
Airport Shuttle from Cleveland (CLE)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
Campus Tour for the Class of 1965
Departs from Luce Hall
Golf cart service available
11 am
Airport Shuttle from Akron / Canton (CAK)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
11:15 am
Class of 1965 Welcome Celebration
Hosted by Grant and Peg Cornwell
Kittredge Dining Hall
5:30 pm – Cocktails
6:30 pm – Dinner
7:45 pm – Welcome from President Cornwell
11:30 am
Airport Shuttle from Cleveland (CLE) Arrives
at Babcock Circle
11:30 am –
1 pm
Registration and Hospitality Centers Close
Lowry Center
11:45 am
Class of 1965 Social Time
Luce Hall Main Lounge
Noon
Golf Cart Service Ends
1:30 pm
7 am
7 – 11 am
7:30 – 9 am
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Friday, June 5
Registration and Hospitality Centers Open
Golf Cart Service Begins
Lowry Center
Complimentary Coffee Service
Lowry Center Main Lounge
Breakfast
Lowry Center Dining Room
The College of Wooster
2:30 pm
2:30 pm
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of Activities & Events
Class of 1965 Celebration of Life Service
Westminster Church House – Mackey Hall
Dedication of Class of 1965
Memorial Garden
Oak Grove
APEX: The Peak of the Student Experience
Hear from students making the most of their
Wooster experience through learning endeavors
outside the classroom.
Flo K. Gault Library – Lower Level
Campus Walking Tour
Departs from Kauke Arch
Airport Shuttle from Cleveland (CLE)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
Class of 1965 Luncheon
Lowry Center Ballroom
Speaker: Thomas K. Welty ’65,
DAA Recipient (2012)
“The Importance of Cultural Sensitivity in
Providing Healthcare”
Lunch
Lowry Center Dining Room
Airport Shuttle from Akron / Canton (CAK)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
Rib and Music Festival
begins at the Wayne County Fairgrounds
A College Update with
President Grant Cornwell
Scheide Music Center – Gault Recital Hall
Campus Walking Tour
Departs from Kauke Arch
Main Street Wooster
Explore, shop, and dine in vibrant downtown
Wooster!
Shuttles depart from the Scheide Music
Center Circle.
3 pm
4 pm
4:30 pm
4:30 –
6:30 pm
4:45 pm
6 – 10 pm
6 pm
6:15 pm
6:30 pm
Reflections on the Journeys of
Women Since 1965
Everyone is welcome to attend this panel discussion sponsored by the Class of 1965 and moderated by Deborah Knorr Haavik ’65
Scheide Music Center – Gault Recital Hall
Planned Giving Seminar
by Brian Nielson, Director of Planned Giving
“Let’s Not Talk About It: the estate planning
conversations we try to avoid”
Kauke Hall 238
APEX: The Peak of the Student Experience
Hear from students making the most of their
Wooster experience through learning endeavors
outside the classroom.
Flo K. Gault Library – Lower Level
6:30 pm
6:30 – 8 pm
7 pm
8 pm
8 pm
1866 Legacy Society Reception
Kauke Hall – Old Main Café (lower level)
Student Life: 50 Years of Change at Wooster
Everyone is welcome to attend this panel
discussion sponsored by the Class of 1965
and moderated by Grant Sherwood ’65
Scheide Music Center – Gault Recital Hall
8 pm
8 – 10 pm
Happy Hour at The UG
The Underground (aka Ichabod’s or The Cage)
8 pm
Airport Shuttle from Akron / Canton (CAK)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
8:30 pm
Camp Woo for Kids – Session I
Dinner provided
Westminster Church House (drop off)
Scot Lanes at Lowry Center (pick up)
10 pm
Scots Forever Welcome Dinner
Classes of 1940 through 1964
Kittredge Dining Hall
Airport Shuttle from Cleveland (CLE)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
Class of 1965 Drinks and Dinner
Lowry Center Back Patio / Tent
A class meeting will follow dinner
10 pm
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3 pm
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3 pm
All-Alumni Welcome Dinner
Lowry Center Main Dining Room
President’s Recognition Dinner
for Alumni Award Recipients
By invitation only
President’s Home
Michael Stanley and the Resonators
at the Rib and Music Festival
Wayne County Fairgrounds
Scots Forever Class Receptions
1950 – Gault Manor Second Floor Lounge
1955 – Gault Manor First Floor Lounge
1960 – Gault Alumni Center
Class of 1970 Open House / Light Supper
Home of David ’69 and Margo Broehl ‘70
900 Quinby Ave. (walking distance from
campus)
Class of 1990’s 25th Reunion Welcome
CoRE – Andrews Library First Floor / Back Patio
The Wooster Inn Party on the Patio!
Cash bar, complimentary hors d’oeuvres
The Wooster Inn Patio / Tent
Registration and Hospitality Centers Close
Lowry Center
Class of 1965 Social Time
Luce Hall Main Lounge
Late Night in the Class Lounges
1970 – Holden Lounge 148
1975 – Holden Lounges 143 & 145
1980 – Douglass Lower Level Lounge
1985 – Douglass Main Level Lounge
1990 – Babcock Main Lounge
1995 – Compton Main Lounge
2000 – Compton Lower Level Lounge
2005 – Kenarden Main Floor Lounge
2010 – Kenarden Ground Floor Lounge
Golf Cart Service Ends
Alumni Weekend
June 4 – 7, 2015
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Schedule
7 – 11 am
7:30 – 9 am
9:30 am
Registration and Hospitality Centers Open
Golf Cart Service Begins
Lowry Center
Complimentary Coffee Service
Lowry Center Main Lounge
Breakfast
Lowry Center Dining Room
CLASS PHOTOGRAPH SCHEDULE
10:15 am
10:45 am
11 am
All class photos / times are on Saturday, June 6.
1950
1955
1960
1965
1970
1975
1980
1985
1990
1995
2000
2005
2010
– 11:15 am . . . . . The Wooster Inn
– 11:15 am . . . . . The Wooster Inn
– 11:30 am . . . . . The Wooster Inn
– 11:45 am . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 3:30 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 1:30 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 3:15 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 1:45 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 6:30 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– Noon . . . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 4:15 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 4:30 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
– 4:00 pm . . . . . . North Steps of Kauke Hall
9:15 am
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9:05 am
Airport Shuttle from Cleveland (CLE)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
Airport Shuttle from Akron / Canton (CAK)
Arrives at Babcock Circle
An Insider’s Guide to the College
Admissions Process
Led by Jennifer Winge, Dean of Admissions
Kauke Hall – Room 143
CLASS LUNCHES & ELECTIONS
Camp Woo for Kids – Session II
Lowry Center Pit (drop off)
Westminster Church House (pick up)
Parade of Classes Line-Up
Grace E. Smith Memorial Walkway
Noon
Parade of Classes Begins
Parade to McGaw Chapel
Golf cart service available
1:30 pm
In the case of inclement weather, the photos scheduled for the
Classes of 1960 – 2010 will be taken inside of McGaw Chapel.
8:45 –
11:30 am
131st Annual Meeting of the Alumni
Association at McGaw Chapel
Alumni Assn. President. A. Steven Graff ’68,
presiding
• Recognition of Class Reunion Gifts
• Alumni attendance and participation cups
• Alumni Service awards
1950 – The Wooster Inn Alumni Room – 11:30 am
1955 – The Wooster Inn Main Dining Room – 11:30 am
1960 – The Wooster Inn Patio / Tent – 11:45 am
1965 – Luce Hall Tent – 12:15 pm
1970 – City Square Steakhouse – Noon
148 South Market Street
Transportation provided
1975 – Ebert Art Center – MacKenzie Gallery – 11:45 am
Featured Speaker: Dr. Scott R. Weingart ’75,
Superintendent, West Branch Local Schools
1980 – Scot Center Governance Room – Noon
1985 – Campus Mall Tent (in front of Scovel Hall) – 11:45 am
1990 – Lowry Center Back Patio / Tent – Noon
1995 – Compton Hall Patio / Tent – 12:30 pm
2000 – CoRE Cube – Andrews Library First Floor – 11:45 am
2005 – Gault Alumni Center & Lawn – 12:15 pm
2010 – Kenarden Patio / Tent – 12:30 pm
The College of Wooster
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7 am
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Saturday, June 6
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of Activities & Events
Rib and Music Festival
begins at the Wayne County Fairgrounds
Class of 1985 Tree Dedication
3 pm
3 – 5 pm
3 – 5 pm
4 – 6 pm
Distinguished Alumni Awards Ceremony
Scheide Music Center – Gault Recital Hall
Award Recipients:
Dr. Barbara Frajola Atkinson ‘64
Dr. David R. Hopkins ‘70
Alumni Assn. President A. Steven Graff ’68,
presiding
Black Alumni Council Meeting
Kauke Hall – Room 141
4:30 pm
6 – 10 pm
6 pm
Legal Alumni of Wooster (LAW) Meeting
Gault Alumni Center
Banana Splits & Bluegrass
Live Music by Northwest Territory
Campus Mall – South Lawn of Kauke
Gault Schoolhouse Tours
716 Beall Avenue
Class of 1985 Beer Tasting
Featuring Andy Tveekrem ’85, Brewmaster,
Market Garden Brewery (Cleveland) and
surprise musical moments from members
of the class!
Douglass Hall Formal Lounge
6:30 pm
7 pm
7 pm
8 pm
9 pm
10 pm
10 pm
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3 pm
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2 pm
Class of 2000: Brews on Beall
JAFB Wooster Brewery
120 Beall Avenue (pay on site)
Camp Woo for Kids – Session III
Dinner Provided
Westminster Church House (drop off/pick up)
50th Reunion Celebration
Kittredge Dining Hall
6 pm – Cocktails
7:15 pm – Dinner
Guest Speaker, Jerry Footlick ’56, author of
“An Adventure in Education”
Musical entertainment by members
of the Class of ’65
Taste of Wooster Celebration
6:30 pm – Social Hour, Lowry 2nd Floor
Promenade
7:30 pm – Dinner, Lowry Center Main
Dining Room
25th Reunion Celebration
The Wooster Inn Patio / Tent
7 pm – Cocktails
8 pm – Dinner
Sawyer Brown
at the Rib and Music Festival
Wayne County Fairgrounds
Hospitality and Registration Centers Close
Lowry Center
Late Night at the Class Lounges
See Friday locations
UGDP (Underground Dance Party)
The Underground (aka Ichabod’s or The Cage)
Golf Cart Service Ends
Alumni Weekend
June 4 – 7, 2015
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Schedule
of Activities & Events
7 am
7 – 11 am
7:30 am
7:30 am
8:45 am
10 am
10 am
10:30 am
1 pm
1 pm
1 pm
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Sunday, June 7
Registration and Hospitality Centers Open
Golf Cart Service Begins
Lowry Center
Complimentary Coffee Service
Lowry Center Main Lobby
Farewell Breakfast
Lowry Center Dining Room
Airport Shuttle for Cleveland (CLE)
Departs from Lowry Center
Brunch for The Wooster Fund
Leadership Circle Donors
By invitation only
The Wooster Inn Main Dining Room
Westminster Presbyterian Church Service
All alumni are welcome to join the
congregation for Sunday worship.
Guest Minister: Dr. David L. Petersen ’65,
Candler School of Theology, Emory University
Westminster Church House – Mackey Hall
Class of 2000 Farewell Brunch
Home of Katherine Varney Ritchie ‘00
218 West University Street
Airport Shuttle for Akron / Canton (CAK)
Departs from Lowry Center
Airport Shuttle for Cleveland (CLE)
Departs from Lowry Center
Residence Halls Close
All guests must check out at this time.
Registration and Hospitality Centers Close
Golf Cart Service Ends
The College of Wooster
REUNION GIVING
Wooster depends on the generosity, enthusiasm, and
spirit of reunion classes to anchor The Wooster Fund
through the class gift. Celebrating a reunion is an
opportunity to reconnect with classmates and return to
campus, and also provides an opportunity for increased
financial support. Successful reunion classes set the
standard for both Alumni Weekend attendance and gift
to The Wooster Fund to inspire other classes to do the
same. WE hope you will join in celebrating your years
at Wooster by contributing to your class gift.
Getting Here . . .
For questions about Alumni Weekend,
please contact The Office of Alumni Relations:
Phone: 330-263-2533
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.woosteralumni.org
AIRPORT SHUTTLE SERVICE
Shuttle service is available to and from the Cleveland Hopkins
International Airport and the Akron-Canton Regional Airport,
Thursday through Sunday of Alumni Weekend. If you wish
to utilize the shuttle service, please reference the following
schedule:
Thursday – Depart Cleveland for Wooster at Noon and 5 pm;
Depart Akron-Canton for Wooster at 3 pm
Friday
RESERVATIONS
Please send in your reservation form early to guarantee your
spot at Alumni Weekend! The reservation deadline is
Wednesday, May 27, 2015. After May 27, reservations will
only be accepted on-site during Alumni Weekend. A limited
number of tickets for class events and general alumni events
will be available in Room 119 of Lowry Center during
Registration and Hospitality Center hours.
REFUND POLICY
Refunds will be made for fees paid for campus lodging,
meals, and other events if the Office of Alumni Relations
receives your cancellation by Wednesday, May 27, 2015.
– Depart Cleveland for Wooster at 10 am and 5 pm;
Depart Akron-Canton for Wooster at 11 am and 4 pm
Saturday – Depart Cleveland for Wooster at 9 am;
Depart Akron-Canton for Wooster at 10 am
Sunday
– Depart Wooster for Cleveland at 7:30 am and 1 pm;
Depart Wooster for Akron-Canton at 10:30 am
At Cleveland Hopkins, passengers should wait for the
Wooster vehicle outside of Exit 6 located in the baggage
claim area of the airport. At Akron-Canton, the Wooster
vehicle will pick up passengers under the covered walkway
just outside of the airport’s main entrance. The shuttle
drivers will not be able to come into the airport to find
you so please be ready!
Your advance reservations, with payment, must be made
on your reservation form and received by the Office of Alumni
Relations no later than May 27 to guarantee your place on the
shuttle. When making your shuttle reservations, please
indicate airport, airline, flight numbers, arrival, and
departure times.
ARRIVING AT WOOSTER
When you arrive at the College, please pick up your
reservation packet at the Hospitality Center in the main
lobby of Lowry Center. The packet will include an updated
weekend schedule, your name tag(s), tickets for events, and
other information you will need for the weekend. Keys for
on-campus lodging can also be picked up at the Hospitality
Center. Because parking in front of Lowry is limited, we
encourage you to park across the street in the Ebert Art
Center parking lot, or in the lot behind Lowry.
Alumni Weekend
June 4 – 7, 2015
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Special Services
during the weekend
REGISTRATION & HOSPITALITY
CENTER HOURS
Thursday, June 4
Friday, June 5 . .
Saturday, June 6
Sunday, June 7 .
. . . . . . .Noon - 8:00 pm
. . . . . 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
. . . . . 7:00 am - 8:00 pm
. . . . . 7:00 am - 1:00 pm
COURTESY CARTS
Golf carts, driven by trained College of Wooster students,
will be available throughout the weekend to assist guests
in getting around the campus. If you need a ride, carts
and drivers can be found circling the campus or in front
of Lowry Center. You can also request a ride by phoning
330-263-2330.
maximum capacity before you are able to reserve a room,
we will phone you to discuss your other on-campus
lodging options. Rooms are available beginning at noon
on Thursday through 1 pm on Sunday.
Room Furnishings and Amenities
Most of the on-campus rooms are equipped with
desks, dressers, and two twin beds (unbunked). Please
remember that while our accommodations are adequate,
they are certainly not as comfortable as a full-service
hotel. Linens are provided only at the beginning of the
weekend and are not freshly replenished each day.
Laundry facilities are available in each of the residence
halls. Please also note that elevators are only available
in some of our residence halls. To help you with your
planning and packing, listed below are the items that
are provided…and not provided…in on-campus lodging.
ON-CAMPUS LODGING
Housing Headquarters
Reunion class members will be housed together in
residence halls as space permits. On-campus lodging
in the residence halls is complimentary for the Classes
of 1945 through 1965. Listed below are the housing
headquarters for each reunion class:
*Gault Manor – 1945, 1950, 1955, 1960
*Luce Hall – 1965
Douglass Hall – 1980 and 1985
Compton Hall – 1995 and 2000
Holden Hall – 1970 and 1975
Babcock Hall – 1990
Kenarden Lodge – 2005 and 2010
Cost and Availability
The cost for on-campus lodging is $40 per room, per night
(unless you are in one of the classes from 1945 – 1965).
The lodging is assigned on a first-come, first-served
basis and reservations must be made in advance
of the weekend. If your class headquarters reaches
*Buildings are air conditioned.
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ITEMS PROVIDED
Beds, desks, dressers
Bed sheets
One blanket
One pillow with pillowcase
Three bath towels
Three washcloths
Wastebasket
Free Wi-Fi
ITEMS NOT PROVIDED
Irons/Ironing boards
Clothes hangers
Alarm clocks
Hairdryers
Coffee makers
Private bathrooms
Shampoo, soap, etc.
Fans
Air conditioning
Telephones
Mattress pads
Drinking cups
Tissues
Reading lamps
Special Housing Notes
There is a place on the Alumni Weekend reservation form
to indicate any special housing needs/requests. Here are
some quick facts about housing:
• Individuals attending the reunion will not be
assigned a roommate!
• If you wish to room with/next to someone specific,
all parties need to indicate this on their forms.
• If you bring a care attendant or sitter, s/he can stay
in the room next to yours at no cost.
• We do our best to put families near other families.
• If you have any health concerns that relate to
your housing placement, please contact the
Office of Alumni Relations at 330-263-2533 or
[email protected].
OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING
Accommodations are available at the off-campus locations listed below. Please make your reservations early!
Best Western Hotel
243 East Liberty Street
800-528-1234
or 330-264-7750
Black Squirrel Inn
(B & B)
636 College Avenue
330-317-6627
Days Inn
789 East Milltown Road
330-345-1500
Econolodge
2137 Lincoln Way East
800-248-8341
or 330-264-8883
Gasche House
Bed & Breakfast
340 North Bever Street
330-264-8231
Hilton Garden Inn
959 Dover Road
330-202-7701
Market Street Inn
(B & B)
356 North Market Street
330-262-4085
Mirabelle
Bed & Breakfast
1626 Beall Avenue
330-264-6006
Rodeway Inn
2055 Lincoln Way East
330-262-5008
St. Paul Hotel
203 South Market Street
330-601-1900
CAMP WOO CHILDREN’S PROGRAM
Three Sessions Available
for 3-10 Year-Olds
Make Alumni Weekend a family affair! Joyce Murphy,
Director of The College of Wooster Nursery School, and
her staff, have a weekend of activities planned for your
young children. Weekend headquarters for Camp Woo
will be Westminster Church House. To ensure places for
your children, reservations for Camp Woo should be made
by completing the appropriate section on the enclosed
reservation form.
Weekend activities will include a campus scavenger
hunt, a parade poster party, attending the Parade of
Classes, outdoor activities on the quad, bowling and
other games in Scot Lanes, a movie (G-rated), art
projects, and more! Children must be toilet-trained
to participate in Camp Woo. Space is limited and
occasionally, sessions do fill up.
CAMP WOO SESSIONS
Session I
Friday, June 5 – 6 to 10 pm
(Pizza provided)
Session II
Saturday, June 6 – 8:45 to 11:30 am
(Snacks provided)
Session III
Saturday, June 6 – 6 to 10 pm
(Dinner provided)
Hampton Inn
4253 Burbank Road
330-345-4424
Alumni Weekend
June 4 – 7, 2015
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Independent Minds, Working Together
Office of Alumni Relations
Wooster, Ohio 44691-2363 • Phone: 330-263-2533
[email protected] • www.wooster.edu