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2013 PARENTS & FAMILY WEEKEND

October 18-20, 2013

University of Michigan

GUIDE TO PARENTS & FAMILY WEEKEND program of events

UM GUIDE campus maps, academic calendar

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6 | UM GuideParents & Family Weekend Information

6 | Welcome Parents & Families

9 | Parents & Family Weekend 2013 Schedule-At-A-Glance

15 | Parents & Family Weekend Program of Events

30 | ResourcesMust-have knowledge to navigate your way

30 | University of Michigan Academic Calendar

32 | Supporting Your College Student

36 | Central Campus Map

38 | North Campus Map

40 | South Campus Map

42 | Medical Campus Map

44 | Proud Supporters of UM

10 | Friday, October 18

12 | Saturday, October 19

12 | Sunday, October 20

16 | Events for Friday, October 18

24 | Events for Saturday, October 19

28 | Events for Sunday, October 20

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Welcome to the University

of Michigan, and thank you

for joining us on campus for

Parents & Family Weekend 2013!

Whether this is your student’s

first year at Michigan or the

last, Parents & Family Weekend

has something for you. We

hope you take full advantage

of the wonderful activities on

campus, and enjoy this special

weekend with your student.

By visiting campus this weekend, or at any time, you are providing a support network for your student that only you can provide. In fact, parents and family members play a vital role in the lives of college students. Many students still count on their parents to remain a steady and stable source of support and guidance. Parents can serve as mentors, offering advice and encouragement, while also promoting independence, autonomy, and responsibility.

We have found that families, who are informed about campus and local resources, are better equipped to serve as a referral source for their student. The University of Michigan offers many sources of information for parents, including this University Parent Guide to the University of Michigan. In addition to comprehensive Parents & Family Weekend information, this Guide

provides general information about lodging, dining, and other Ann Arbor area information. We hope you will find it useful during your Parents & Family Weekend experience and beyond.

In addition, families can always utilize the M-Parent website at www.parents.umich.edu. This website is your road map to the services and resources at the University of Michigan. It also provides information about important dates and newsworthy items of interest to parents.

Thank you for supporting your student by attending Parents & Family Weekend.

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Parents & Family Weekend 2013 Schedule-At-A-Glance

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For event details, see pages 15-29.

Items with these icons

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18

Event Start Time End Time Location

Check In 10 a.m. 7 p.m. Michigan Union – Pond Room

Parents & Family Weekend Golf Varies Varies University of Michigan Golf Course

Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library Open House & “Growing Up Grand” Exhibit

9 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Gerald R. Ford Library, 1000 Beal Ave.

Finding Your Way. . . to the Career Center

10:30 a.m. 11:15 a.m. Michigan Union – Anderson Room

University of Michigan Museum of Art Exhibitions:

• Brett Weston Landscapes • Performing Still Images:

David Claerbout and Matthew Buckingham

• Adolph Gottlieb: Sculptor • N H D M/Nahyun Hwang

& David Eugin Moon

11 a.m. 5 p.m. Museum of Art

Central Campus Walking Tour 11 a.m. 12:15 p.m. Depart from front steps of Michigan Union

Money at Michigan – the Beat Goes On

11:15 a.m. 12:15 p.m. Michigan Union – Anderson Room

Stamps School of Art & Design Parents & Family Weekend Program

11:30 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Art & Architecture Bldg., Street Gallery

Central Campus Walking Tour 1 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Depart from front steps of Michigan Union

The BBA – The Action-Based, Results-Oriented Degree

1:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Michigan Union – Anderson Room

College of Engineering Welcome Reception and Tours

2 p.m. 4 p.m. Tishman Hall, Bob & Betty Beyster Bldg., 2260 Hayward St.

Kinesiology and the Student Experience

2 p.m. 4 p.m. Bickner Auditorium, 3735 Kinesiology Bldg.

College of Literature, Science, and the Arts Parents & Family Reception

2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Michigan Union – Pendleton Room

On View: Art & Exhibits at the Library

4 p.m. 6 p.m. Shapiro & Hatcher Libraries

Residential College Parents Weekend Reception

4 p.m. 5:30 p.m. East Quadrangle, Room 1405

Honors Program Parents & Family Weekend Event

4 p.m. 6 p.m. TBA: visit www.parents.umich.edu for updates

Hillel Dinner and Services

6:30 p.m. – 1429 Hill St.

A Degree in Information: Explore U-M’s Newest Undergraduate Degree

5:30 p.m. 7 p.m. 2435 North Quad

Christopher Carter Interactive “Theater of Thoughts” Dinner Theater

6:30 p.m. – Michigan Union Rogel Ballroom

UMMA After Hours 7 p.m. 10 p.m. Museum of Art

Women’s Soccer vs. Indiana

7 p.m. – U-M Soccer Stadium

G-Fest: The Best of Michigan Performance Groups

8 p.m. – Power Center

University Musical Society Presents: Chris Thile

8 p.m. – Rackham Auditorium


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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19


Ann Arbor Farmer’s Market 7 a.m. 3 p.m. 315 Detroit St.

St. Mary Student Parish Parents Weekend Brunch

9 a.m. 11 a.m. 331 Thompson St.

Museum of Art Exhibitions(See p. 11 for details)

11 a.m. 5 p.m. Museum of Art

Planetarium Shows

11:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Museum of Natural History, 1109 Geddes Ave.

Pre-Game Tailgate

12:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Indoor Track Building, Behind Revelli Hall on Hoover St.

Michigan vs. Indiana Football Game

3:30 p.m. – Michigan Stadium

Dinosaur Tours 2 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Museum of Natural History, 1109 Geddes Ave.

The School of Music, Theatre, and Dance presents: A Little Night Music, by Stephen Sondheim

8 p.m. – Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Michigan League

Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra presents: Autumn Cellobration

8 p.m. – Michigan Theater, 603 E. Liberty St.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20


Parents & Family Weekend Golf Varies Varies University of Michigan Golf Course

Parents & Family Weekend Brunch

9 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Michigan Union Ballroom

Parents & Family Weekend Brunch

11:30 a.m. 12:45 a.m. Michigan Union Ballroom

Museum of Art Exhibitions(See p. 11 for details)

12 p.m. 5 p.m. Museum of Art

Men’s Soccer vs. Wisconsin


Men’s Lacrosse

1 p.m. – Michigan Stadium

Planetarium Shows

1:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Museum of Natural History

Dinosaur Tours

2 p.m. – Museum of Natural History

Women’s Soccer vs. Purdue


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Parents & Family Weekend Program of Events

All events are free (included in your Parents & Family Weekend registration fee) unless noted; ticketed events have these icons: or

The blue ticket icon indicates tickets that were for sale in advance through the Parents & Family Weekend Online Registration Form. The yellow ticket icon indicates tickets that are available for purchase directly through the event sponsor or there is a pay-at-the-door fee.

Remember to wear or show your Michigan Parent lapel pin for admission to non-ticketed events!

Most events are designed for adults and older teenagers. A few events are appropriate foryounger children and are indicated with this icon:Please note that no childcare services are available.

Not all events were finalized at press time. For updated event information, visit www.parents.umich.edu.


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Parents & Family Weekend Check-In10 a.m. – 7 p.m.Michigan Union Pond Room, 530 S. State St. Check-in for Parents & Family Weekend and pick up your event tickets and updated program information.

Parents & Family Weekend GolfTime: VariesPrice: $35 greens fees; cart rental extra

Come experience one of the finest university-owned courses in the country. The challenging fairways and greens lie among stately trees, plush rough, and hills that offer a breathtaking view of the University’s campus. Enjoy a special Parents & Family Weekend rate of $35.* Parents & Family Weekend guests can schedule a tee time in advance at www.mgoblue.com/umgc/tee-times.html.

*Parents and family members are welcome to return to the golf course at any time throughout the season and pay the “alumni” rate by showing your student’s MCard (or a copy of it). For more information visit www.mgoblue.com/umgc.

Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library Open House & “Growing Up Grand” Exhibit9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.1000 Beal Ave.You are invited to explore this National Archives’ Presidential Library on the U-M campus. Enjoy the permanent exhibits on President and Mrs. Ford, the office used by President Ford during his many visits to U-M, and a feature exhibit “Growing Up Grand,” celebrating the centennial of President Ford’s birth that focuses on his foundational years. Just for Parents & Family Weekend, behind-the-scene tours will be given, upon request, of the areas where the Ford White House records are

preserved, processed, and researched. There is free on-site parking. For more information about the Ford Presidential Library in Ann Arbor and Museum in Grand Rapids, visit www.fordlibrarymuseum.gov or call (734) 205-0555.

Finding Your Way. . . to the Career Center10:30-11:15 a.m. Michigan Union Anderson RoomStudents begin to visit the Career Center for a variety of reasons during various points in their academic careers. This is your chance to learn more about what the Career Center has to offer, and to find out how we can help your student explore careers and graduate programs, make decisions or search for internships and jobs.

University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) Exhibitions11 a.m. – 5 p.m.Museum of ArtFor those unable to attend UMMA’s special event Friday evening (see below), galleries will be open during the day for visitors to explore. Special exhibitions include Brett Weston Landscapes; Performing Still Images: David Claerbout and Matthew Buckingham; Adolph Gottlieb: Sculptor; and N H D M/Nahyun Hwang & David Eugin Moon.

Central Campus Walking Tour11 a.m.Depart from front steps of Michigan Union

Didn’t attend Parent & Family Orientation? Here’s your chance to experience campus through a student’s perspective. Student-led tours will be available on Friday departing from the front steps of the Michigan Union.

Money at Michigan – The Beat Goes On11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.Michigan Union Anderson RoomNow that you’ve gotten through the first

bills, those pleas for additional spending money, and the frustration of trying to do everything “on-line,” it’s time to explore other opportunities for funding including Scholarships, Work Opportunities, and Loans. Here’s your chance to find out about upcoming changes as well as ask all those questions you wished you had asked earlier if only you had known what it was going to be like.

Stamps School of Art & Design Parents & Family Weekend Program11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Art & Architecture Bldg. Stamps School families are invited to enjoy a light reception from 11:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. in the Street Gallery just off the east Bonisteel entrance to the Art & Architecture Building. At 12:30, International Studies Coordinator Sandra Wiley will present information on the School’s international engagement

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requirement and answer questions. Beginning at 1:30 families may want to visit a foundation studio class, either ArtDes 115, Studio: 2D or ArtDes 120, Studio: 3D. Maps of the building and the class locations will be available at the reception. Student work will be displayed in the Street Gallery (east) as well as in the Hall (west).

Central Campus Walking Tour1 p.m. Depart from front steps of Michigan Union

See 11 a.m. for description.

The BBA – The Action-Based, Results-Oriented Degree1:15 – 2:15 p.m.Michigan Union Anderson RoomAttention parents of freshmen! If your student excels in quantitative reasoning, has multi-dimensional interests, and

thrives in a team-based, dynamic learning environment, we welcome you to attend a special session about the Ross School of Business 3-year Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Program. Learn more about our program and requirements for admission, meet current Ross students, and hear from administrators who interact with our students on a daily basis.

College of Engineering Reception and Tours2 – 4 p.m. Tishman Hall, Bob and Betty Beyster Building, 2260 Hayward StreetThe College of Engineering warmly welcomes families to the annual Family Weekend. Families are invited to join us for a reception and tours of Engineering labs and facilities. Come enjoy an afternoon on North Campus meeting administrators, faculty and other members of the Michigan Engineering community.

Kinesiology and the Student Experience 2 – 4 p.m.Bickner Auditorium, 3735 Kinesiology Bldg./CCRBJoin Kinesiology faculty and staff as students provide informative sessions about each of our four majors including internship and career information, study abroad options, and research and lab opportunities. Formal presentation begins promptly at 2 p.m. Meet and talk with the people your students are interacting with on campus at an informal reception following the student presentations.

College of Literature, Science, & the Arts Parents & Family Reception2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Michigan Union Pendleton RoomPlease join the LSA dean, faculty and staff at a reception and find out the ways the College provides your student a one-of-a-kind education. Refreshments served. http://www.lsa.umich.edu


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On View: Art & Exhibits at the Library4 – 6 p.m.Shapiro & Hatcher LibrariesEnjoy refreshments and make mini works of art as you take in exhibits across the Shapiro and Hatcher Library buildings. Start things off with light appetizers in the Library Gallery and work your way toward dessert in Bert’s Study Lounge, a digital exhibit space on the first floor of the Undergraduate Library. The exhibits will feature highlights from the Library’s collections as well as student artwork.

Residential College Parents & Family Weekend Reception4-5:30 p.m.East Quadrangle, Room 1405 Join the RC for a social gathering that will feature a short program, hors d’oeuvres and refreshments for the families, students, faculty and staff.

Honors Program Parents & Family Weekend Event4 p.m.Location: TBAAt press time the Honors Program event had not been finalized. Please refer to the website: www.parents.umich.edu or look in your check-in packet for updates.

A Degree in Information: Explore U-M’s Newest Undergraduate Degree5:30-7 p.m.2435 North QuadIf your student is looking for a cutting-edge degree program that leads to careers in everything from social media to user experience to online tools, then the School of Information’s new, ground-breaking Bachelor of Science in Information is the perfect fit. Graduates will be prepared to work at companies and nonprofits ranging from Facebook and Google to NPR and the Smithsonian. Come munch on appetizers and meet faculty and staff who can answer your questions about the new degree before you head out for dinner. Dozens of local restaurants are located within a block of the building.

Hillel Shabbat Dinner and Services6:30 p.m. services; 7:30 p.m. dinner1429 Hill St. Tickets: $18 for non-students; students are free

Students and families are invited to a gourmet kosher Shabbat dinner during Parents & Family Weekend. Meet the staff and students of Hillel and enjoy a wonderful Shabbat experience together. Shabbat dinners are $18 for non-students and free for students. RSVP at www.michiganhillel.org or by calling (734) 769-0500. Services at 6:30p.m. (4 different service options). Dinner at 7:30 p.m. Hillel is located at 1429 Hill St. Street parking will be available.


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UMMA After Hours7 – 10 p.m. Free AdmissionArt, music, atmosphere—the University of Michigan Museum of Art invites you to spend the evening with us at this free community event. More than 1,000 people attended UMMA After Hours last fall for this festive gathering! Explore the permanent collection galleries and enjoy special exhibitions including sweeping landscapes by the iconic photographer Brett Weston; rarely seen sculptures by one of the founding members of the Abstract Expressionists, Adolph Gottlieb; and a selection of architectural projects by N H D M / Nahyun Hwang + David Eugin Moon. Enjoy live music by Aguankó, the Michigan based Latin jazz ensemble led by conguero and composer Alberto Nacif, that blends the traditions of jazz, son, and salsa. Curators’ conversations and light refreshments round out the event. UMMA After Hours is generously sponsored by Fidelity Investments.

Center for Campus Involvement presents: Christopher Carter Interactive “Theater of Thoughts” Dinner Theater6:30 p.m. Michigan Union Rogel BallroomTickets: $30 for adults; $10 for children under 13

Students and their families will be invited to become a part of the entertainment in this mindreading show! The audience will be astounded by Christopher Carter as he describes objects held up by the audience, duplicates signatures, and identifies serial numbers on currency hiding in pockets – all with his eyes duct-taped shut. Mixed with comedy, Christopher Carter showcases the unexplored frontier of the mind through his show, Theater of Thoughts. He has

been recognized as the “Performing Arts Entertainer of the Year” by the Campus Activities Magazine and has been featured on The Martin Short Show and The Donny and Marie Show. Entertainment is suitable for all ages. Dinner options are entrée choices of oven-roasted turkey or ratatouille stuffed acorn squash. The children’s dish is chicken fingers and French fries; a vegetarian option is available only upon request at the time of RSVP. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form.

Women’s Soccer vs. Indiana7 p.m. U-M Soccer StadiumTickets: $7

Cheer on the Wolverines as they battle the Hoosiers. Visit mgoblue.com for ticket information.

The Michigan G-Men Present: G-FEST: “The Best of Michigan Performance Groups”8 p.m.Power Center for the Performing ArtsTickets: $10

This year, the Michigan G-Men will once again call together and present some of your favorite Wolverine performers! The 2013 G-FEST will sample the premiere performance groups that proudly represent the diverse, remarkably talented

student population at the University of Michigan. It will be an entertaining night of singing, dancing, and more that allows visiting parents to see the amazing talent that abounds at their children’s university and shows students the amazing opportunities available to them. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form.

University Musical Society Presents: Chris Thile8 p.m. Rackham AuditoriumTickets: $36

Chris Thile, of the progressive bluegrass band Punch Brothers, is a mandolin virtuoso, composer, and vocalist. Encompassing progressive bluegrass, classical, rock, and jazz, Thile transcends the borders of conventionally circumscribed genres, creating a distinctly American canon and a new musical aesthetic for performers and audiences alike. Recently awarded a MacArthur “Genius” Grant (2013), Thile collaborated with Yo-Yo Ma and Edgar Meyer on the Grammy-winning CD, The Goat Rodeo Sessions. On this solo program, he draws from his recent recording of Bach sonatas and partitas while also exploring his own compositions and contemporary music. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form.

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Ann Arbor Farmer’s Market7 – 3 p.m.315 Detroit St. The Ann Arbor Farmers Market is the open-air farmers market located in the heart of the historic Kerrytown neighborhood of Ann Arbor. With over 160 vendors, shoppers can find an extremely diverse mix of producers, artisans, and prepared food vendors.

St. Mary Student Parish Parents Weekend Brunch9 – 11 a.m.331 Thompson Street

Please join St. Mary Student Parish for Mass at 9 a.m., followed by a delicious brunch and a brief program (finished in plenty of time to head to the game!). You’ll meet the pastor, our staff, and

learn how – for over 80 years – St. Mary Student Parish has encouraged Catholic students to grow in their Faith as they grow in their knowledge. Visit www.stmarystudentparish.orgfor more information, or call 734-663-0557 ext. 240 to RSVP.

University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) Exhibitions11 a.m. – 5 p.m.Museum of ArtFor those unable to attend UMMA’s special event Friday evening (see Friday listing), galleries will be open during the day for visitors to explore. Special exhibitions include Brett Weston Landscapes; Performing Still Images: David Claerbout and Matthew Buckingham; Adolph Gottlieb: Sculptor; and N H D M/Nahyun Hwang & David Eugin Moon.

Planetarium Shows11:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m. or 3:30 p.m. Museum of Natural History, 1109 Geddes Ave.$5 per person

The Museum of Natural History’s Planetarium has served as an astronomy resource for the community since 1958. Fun for children and adults, this is your chance to learn about our night sky! Tickets are sold at the museum on the day of the event.

Parents & Family Weekend Pre-Game Tailgate12:30-2:30 p.m. (subject to change)Indoor Track Building, located behind Revelli Hall on Hoover St.Tickets: $30

An annual Parents & Family Weekend favorite, the pre-game tailgate is your opportunity to show your Michigan spirit! The tailgate features food, games, prizes and student performers to help you prepare to experience a game in the “Big House”. Scheduled to perform are the U-M Dance Team, the U-M Cheerleaders, the Michigan Marching Band, and many more student performing groups and special guests! Menu includes marinated boneless chicken breasts, smoked stadium style sausage, veggie wraps, Greek style pasta salad, redskin potato salad, baked beans, and more. Located at the Indoor Track Building this is the place to be rain or shine! At press time, the kickoff was scheduled for 3:30 p.m. The tailgate time will be 12:30-2:30 p.m. unless the kickoff time changes. Updates will be posted at www.parents.umich.edu. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form. Attention parents of Michigan Marching Band, U-M Dance Team, U-M Cheerleaders and other student performing groups: If you wish to see your student perform at the Pre-Game

Tailgate, you must purchase a ticket for this event. No one will be admitted to the Parents & Family Weekend Pre-Game Tailgate without a ticket. If you did not purchase a ticket in advance, stop by the Parents & Family Weekend Check-In, located at the Michigan Union Pond Room, to inquire about ticket availability.

Michigan v. Indiana Football GameTime: 3:30 p.m.*Michigan StadiumTickets: $75

Come watch the Wolverines and head coach, Brady Hoke, battle the Hoosiers. Attending a football game at “the Big House” is one of the most popular things to do at Michigan. Tickets can be purchased through the Parents & Family Weekend Online Registration Form. Please also review the list of prohibited items in Michigan Stadium (which

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includes purses) prior to attendance. *Game time subject to change. Please note that NO PURSES OR BAGS ARE ALLOWED AT MICHIGAN STADIUM. If you are planning to attend the football game, make sure to read through the list of prohibited items at Michigan Stadium (http://www.mgoblue.com/genrel/060109aaf.html). Don’t let a purse ruin your Parents & Family Weekend!

Dinosaur Tours2 p.m. Museum of Natural History, 1109 Geddes Ave.

Attention dinosaur fans! Join us for a free, 30-minute docent-led tour of the dinosaur exhibits.

A Little Night Music, by Stephen SondheimPresented by the School of Music, Theatre, and Dance8 p.m. Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre, Michigan LeagueTickets: $24

Featuring Stephen Sondheim’s touching “Send in the Clowns,” this witty and sophisticated musical sings and waltzes its way through the lives of three mismatched couples who are about to make some

very surprising discoveries about their true desires. In an ever-thickening plot, the couples come together in a turn-of-the-century Sweden on a midsummer’s night when the sun never sets for “A Weekend in the Country.” Anything can happen on a summer night — to the very young, to the very foolish, and to the very old. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form.

Ann Arbor Symphony Orchestra presents Autumn Cellobration8 p.m. Michigan TheaterTickets: $23

The glow of autumn burnishes the rich, warm sounds of Dvorak’s magnificent Symphony No. 7, and echoes his mentor, Brahms. Back by popular demand, Julie Albers plays one of the most challenging cello showpieces in the repertoire – Prokofiev’s Sinfonia concertante. This sweeping work for cello and orchestra will dazzle you with Alber’s fire and finesse. The lush orchestra sound continues with Bartok’s Two Portraits, where the listener can hear the unmistakable influence of Debussy along with Bartok’s love of his native folk music. The piece features the sublime elegance of our concertmaster Aaron Berofsky. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form.

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Parents & Family Weekend Brunch2 seatings: 9 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. Michigan Union BallroomTickets: $25

Parents & Family Weekend concludes with brunch at the Michigan Union. Enjoy an all-you-can-eat brunch. Menu includes egg croustade, brie and wild mushroom quiche, pecan-crusted French toast, sausage, muffins, bagels, fresh fruit, miniature pastries, and assorted beverages. Please note: No early entrance will be permitted to allow the catering staff enough time to prepare between the seatings. Tickets were sold on the Parents & Family Weekend Registration Form.

Planetarium Shows1:30 p.m., 2:30 p.m., or 3:30 p.m. Museum of Natural History, 1109 Geddes Ave.Tickets: $5 per person

See Saturday listing for description.

Dinosaur Tours2 p.m. Museum of Natural History, 1109 Geddes Ave.

See Saturday listing for description.

Events for Sunday, October 20Men’s Soccer vs. Wisconsin12 p.m. U-M Soccer StadiumCost: $7

Cheer on the Wolverines as they battle the Badgers. Visit mgoblue.com for ticket information.

University of Michigan Museum of Art (UMMA) Exhibitions12 p.m. – 5 p.m.Museum of ArtFor those unable to attend UMMA’s special event Friday evening (see Friday listing), galleries will be open during the day for visitors to explore. Special exhibitions include Brett Weston Landscapes; Performing Still Images: David Claerbout and Matthew Buckingham; Adolph Gottlieb: Sculptor; and N H D M/Nahyun Hwang & David Eugin Moon.

Women’s Soccer vs. Purdue3 p.m. U-M Soccer StadiumCost: $7

Cheer on the Wolverines as they battle the Boilermakers. Visit mgoblue.comfor ticket information.

Men’s Lacrosse1 p.m. (subject to change)Michigan Stadium

The Wolverine Lacrosse team will play in the “Big House” on Sunday, October 20. Full game details were not available at press time. Visit mgoblue.com for updated information and ticket availability.

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Fall 2013Labor Day (Holiday) Sept. 2, Mon

Classes Begin Sept. 3, Tues

Fall Study Break Oct. 14-15, Mon-Tues

Thanksgiving Recess 5 p.m. Nov. 27, Wed

Classes Resume 8 a.m. Dec. 2, Mon

Classes End Dec. 11, Wed

Study Days Dec. 12, Thurs & Dec. 14-15, Sat-Sun

Examinations Dec. 13, Fri & Dec. 16-20, Mon-Fri

Commencement Dec. 15, Sun

Winter 2014

Classes Begin Jan. 8, Wed

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day University Symposia (no regular classes)

Jan. 20, Mon

Vacation Begins 12 p.m. Mar. 1, Sat

Classes Resume 8 a.m. Mar. 10, Mon

University Honors Convocation Mar. 16, Sun

Classes End Apr. 22, Tues

Study Days Apr. 23, Wed & Apr. 26-27, Sat-Sun

Examinations Apr. 24-25, Thur-Fri & Apr. 28- May 1, Mon-Thur

Commencement Activities May 2-4, Fri-Sun

University of Michigan Academic Calendar**Subject to change. Visit www.ro.umich.edu for updates and future calendars. Note that students in Business, Dentistry, Law, Medicine, and Social Work should check with their respective schools for academic calendar information.


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Checking-InGive your student the opportunity to share feelings and ideas with you. He or she is experiencing new viewpoints and perspectives that may challenge prior belief systems. Allow your student to explore ideas without being judgmental. Understand that changes in viewpoints, behavior, dress, eating and sleeping habits, and relationships with parents are all to be expected during the college years. However, if you suspect that

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your advice — but they may

or may not ask for it.

some of these changes may be signs of bigger problems (alcohol or drug abuse, academic problems, etc. . . ), refer your student to the Counseling and Psychological Services office. Trust your instincts. Your student may need you to refer him or her to the appropriate resources for help.

Be Knowledgeable About Campus ResourcesUtilize the M-Parent website or read the Parent Calendar & Handbook. These resources are designed specifically for parents and provide a great deal of information about the University and its departments. Helping your student to

navigate a large university by referring him or her to the appropriate resources is one of the best ways for you to mentor your college student during this transition to adulthood. By acting as a referral source, you can demonstrate that you are interested in your student’s life at the University, and at the same time, you empower your student to solve his or her own problems.

Continue to Have Meaningful ConversationsAs a parent of a college student, the relationship with your child is going to transform as they gain more independence. However, you do still have a tremendous influence on your son or daughter’s behavior. In college, your student will have to make his or her own decisions including what time to get up in the morning, when to study, when to exercise, whether or not to drink alcohol, and whether or not to engage in sexual relationships. While you cannot make your student behave exactly as you would want them to, parents can share their values and beliefs with their students on these issues. Studies show that parents can positively influence their child’s behavior regarding alcohol and other drug use and sexual decision making even after their child leaves for college. Provide your student with the facts on these issues, and empower them to distinguish between healthy and harmful decisions when it comes to their behavior, health, and safety. If you are the parent of a new freshman, your student was required to complete an online course about alcohol use and sexual assault prevention in August. As a parent, you too may take this online course by logging in at www.parents.alcoholedu.com. The course name is “University of Michigan – Parent Course” and the login is: P170976PARENT. By learning more about alcohol use and sexual assault prevention on college campuses, you will have the tools you need to create an atmosphere of open communication, and your student will

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not only appreciate that you respect him or her as an adult, but he or she will also be more likely to turn to you for guidance.

Ask Questions — But Not Too ManyMost first-year college students desire the security of knowing that someone from home is still interested in them. Parental curiosity can be alienating or supportive depending on the attitudes of the persons involved. Honest inquiries and other “between friends” communication and discussion will do much to further the parent-student relationship.

Expect Change Your student will change. College and the experiences associated with it can effect changes in social, vocational, and personal behavior and choices. It’s natural, inevitable, and it can be inspiring. Often though, it’s a pain in the neck. You can’t stop change, you may never understand it, but it is within your power (and to you and your student’s advantage) to accept it. Remember that your son or daughter will be basically the same person that you sent away to school.

Do Not Tell Your Student That ‘These Are the Best Years of Your Life’College can be full of indecision, insecurities, disappointments, and most of all, mistakes. It’s also full of discovery, inspiration, good times, and exciting

people. It may take a while for students to realize that their Hollywood-created images of what college is all about are wrong. Hollywood doesn’t show that college is about being scared, confused, overwhelmed, and making mistakes. Students may feel these things and worry that they are not ‘normal’ because what they’re feeling is in contrast to what they’ve been led to believe while growing up. Parents can help by understanding that the highs and lows of college life are a critical part of your son or daughter’s development, and by providing the support and encouragement to help him or her understand this as well.

Trust Your StudentCollege is also a time for students to discover who they are. Finding oneself is a difficult enough process without feeling that the people whose opinions you respect most are second-guessing your own second-guessing.


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