Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019 • 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

SNCDAY

ParkingParking is free throughout the campus and the city. Follow signage and traffic attendants to event parking areas.

Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides11 a.m.-3 p.m.Take a tour of campus by horse-drawn wagon. Wagons will load on the south side of the Gehl-Mulva Science Center.Sponsored by Unison Credit Union

Segway Tours10 a.m.-4 p.m.Enjoy the view as you “glide” through campus and adjoining neighborhoods with your guide. The 20-minute rides are $10 each.Sponsored by Advanced Disposal

Fox River Boat ToursHop aboard the River Tyme for a 30-minute river tour. Tours begin at 10 a.m. and tickets go on sale at 9:30 a.m. Rides are $5 each; children 3 and under are free. Note: Sign up early as the tickets are first-come, first-served, and they sell out quickly!Sponsored by Pomp’s Tire Service Inc.

Gazebo Stage at the Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center and Thompson Marina

10 a.m.-noonBig MouthAn eclectic mix of blues, jazz and original musicSponsored by Fairchild Equipment

12:30-2:30 p.m.Copper BoxAmericana and bluesy pop

3-5 p.m.RPMClassic and new rock, country and the latest pop hits

F. K. Bemis International Center Stage

10-11:30 a.m.Sawdust SymphonyAmericana “newgrass” music

Noon-2 p.m.Ants MarchingDave Matthews Tribute BandSponsored by First Supply-Green Bay

2:30-4 p.m.Panic StationRockSponsored by Kay Distributing

Dudley Birder Hall

2-4 p.m.SNC’s Knights on BroadwayBroadway’s biggest hits

Throughout Campus

Noon-2 p.m.Something Old/Something NewStrolling barbershop quartet

Baer Mall

11 a.m.-1 p.m.WIXX Live Radio Broadcast

Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts Walter Theatre

7 p.m.SNC Fall Music ConcertLight and lively musical entertainment by SNC faculty and students

Information Tents

Pick up SNC Day maps and information at the tents located at:

• Third Street, between the Mulva Library and the Ariens Family Welcome Center.

• Third Street, west of the F. K. Bemis International Center.

• Main Hall lawn. Have a souvenir picture taken here and share it on social media with #SNCDay for a chance to win prizes!

We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase all that St. Norbert College has to offer at SNC Day. There are lots of venues to explore and activities to participate in.

One of the abiding principles of the college’s founding order, the Norbertines, is to offer “radical hospitality.” We want to make every visitor to campus feel welcome and at home. Have fun, and be sure to visit again!

Welcome to

SNCDAY

GETTING AROUND/EXPLORING CAMPUS

SPONSORSVisit our sponsors on Baer Mall and throughout campus.

MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT

SNC’s Knights on Broadway

SNC DAY EVENTS BY THE HOUR

All-Day Events 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Throughout campus • Segway tours, Baer Mall • The Automobile Gallery, Main Hall lawn

• Fox River boat tours • Art Market• Face-painting• Balloon artists • Caricature artist• Inflatables• HanCan mobile barbershop • Admission tours and information on the college’s undergraduate and master’s programs

• Information about the college’s mission and heritage

• Food trucks and SNC venues offering a wide variety of food and refreshments

• Lectures• SNC campus scavenger hunt

• Open house at the Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice & Public Understanding

• SNC Parish (Old St. Joseph Church and National Shrine of St. Joseph)

Carol & Robert Bush Art Center• “Why We Collect” and “In Collateral Light Must I Be Comforted” exhibits

• Hands-on art projects• Art scavenger hunt

Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center

Family fun events •Activities in Jim Kress Gymnasium

• Healthy smoothie samples• Learn about the Eight Dimensions of Wellness

• Yoga and self-defense classes

Miriam B. & James J. Mulva Library

• Mulva Library 10th anniversary celebration

• Artifacts and photographs from SNC libraries past

F. K. Bemis International Center

• Travel the world and learn about international cultures and customs

• Virtual adventures in the No Borders virtual-reality room

Austin E. Cofrin Hall • Learn seven different languages

Todd Wehr Hall• SNC bookstore open

Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts• Special performance of “Little Women”

• De Pere Historical Society slideshow presentation

Gehl-Mulva Science Center • Dissect the human body in 3D on the Anatomage table

• Oversize Operation game• Research-poster display • Meet Medical College of Wisconsin students and learn about careers in medicine

Ariens Family Welcome Center

• Tour the center and meet with admission counselors

• Learn about SNC’s undergraduate and graduate programs

Cassandra Voss Center• Hands-on indigenous art project demonstrations

7 a.m. Crew demonstrations Thompson Marina

10 a.m. Big Mouth Gazebo stage

Sawdust Symphony F. K. Bemis International Center stage

The Saint John’s Bible Volume 1 Main Hall, first floor

The Saint John’s Bible Volume 2 Boyle Hall

Basic self-defenseinstruction Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center

MCW-Green Bay research poster display Gehl-Mulva Science Center

MCW-Green Bay hands-onanatomy experience Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Classroom 1098

Ballroom dancing Michels Commons Ballroom

Hula Hooping Boyle Hall lawn

10:30 a.m. Oneida language class Cofrin Hall 201

11 a.m. Horse-drawn wagon rides South side of Gehl-Mulva Science Center

WIXX live radio broadcast Baer Mall

The Saint John’s Bible Volume 3 Ariens Family Welcome Center

The Saint John’s Bible Volume 4 Mulva Library, second floor

Chair massages Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center

Yoga session Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center

“Indigenous Arts: Why They Matter” Cassandra Voss Center

American Sign Language Class Cofrin Hall 201

MCW-Green Bay program presentation Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Classroom 1095

De Pere Historical Societyslideshow presentation Walter Theatre, Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts

Lectures:• “A Walking Tour of Geology at St. Norbert College” Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Classroom L052

• “Screen-Printing – The People’s Print” Bush Art Center 130

• “A Critical Analysis of Contemporary Country Music” Cofrin Hall 207

11:30 a.m. Polish language class Cofrin Hall 201

Noon Ants Marching F. K. Bemis International Center stage

Barbershop quartet (campus-wide)

MCW-Green Bay communityresearch poster oralpresentations Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Auditorium 1097

Ballroom dancing Michels Commons Ballroom

Lectures:• “This is Your Brain on Stress” Cofrin Hall 207

• “Virtual Reality in Musical Performances” Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts 122

• “American Conspiracy Theories” Mulva Library 218

12:30 p.m. Copper Box Gazebo stage

Buses depart Old St. JosephChurch for St. NorbertAbbey Tour I

12:45 p.m. Tour I of St. Norbert Abbey

1 p.m. The Saint John’s BibleVolume 5 F. K. Bemis International Center, ground floor

The Saint John’s BibleVolume 6 Old St. Joseph Church atrium

French language Class Cofrin Hall 201

Lectures:• “Economic Strategies Megachurches Have Employed to Achieve Rapid Growth” Cofrin Hall 207

• “The Science of a Happy Marriage” Mulva Library 218

• “Fun With Physics” Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Classroom L052

1:30 p.m. Buses depart Old St. JosephChurch for St. NorbertAbbey Tour IIArabic language class Cofrin Hall 201

1:45 p.m. Buses for Tour I depart St. Norbert Abbey for return to campus Tour II of St. Norbert Abbey

2 p.m.Knights on Broadway Dudley Birder Hall

The Saint John’s BibleVolume 6 Todd Wehr Hall, first floor

German language class Cofrin Hall 201

MCW-Green Bay hands-onanatomy experience Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Classroom 1098

MCW-Green Bay programpresentation Gehl-Mulva Science Center, Classroom 1095

Performance of “Little Women” Webb Theatre, Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts

Ballroom dancing Michels Commons Ballroom

Lectures:• “Classical Music Composition and the Creative Process” Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts 122

• “Meaningfulness in Life” Mulva Library 218

• “Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’” Cofrin Hall 207

2:30 p.m.Panic Station F. K. Bemis International Center stage

Norwegian language class Cofrin Hall 201

Buses depart Old St. Joseph Church for St. Norbert Abbey Tour III

2:45 p.m.Buses for Tour II depart St. Norbert Abbey for return to campus Tour III of St. Norbert Abbey

3 p.m.RPM Gazebo stage

3:45 p.m.Buses for Tour III depart St. Norbert Abbey for return to campus

5 p.m. Catholic Mass Old St. Joseph Church

7 p.m. SNC Fall Music Concert Walter Theatre, Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts

The Automobile Gallery10 a.m.-4 p.m. Main Hall lawnThe Automobile Gallery is a contemporary gallery of eclectic cars where you can view almost 100 years of automotive history and where the automobiles are the art. The Automobile Gallery has generously loaned several of these jewels to us for SNC Day. Don’t miss these beautifully restored classics.Sponsored by The Automobile Gallery

MISSION AND HERITAGE

The Saint John’s Bible(Times and locations below)The Saint John’s Bible is the first illuminated, handwritten Bible of monumental size to be commissioned in 500 years. Through the generosity of donors, St. Norbert College is blessed to have acquired one of the 299 Heritage Editions produced. Bound in Italian leather, the seven volumes feature exquisite calligraphy, vibrant imagery, and stunning gold and silver illuminations. Each volume is housed in a different campus location and is attended by a docent who will provide information on the Bible and answer questions.

10-10:45 a.m. Volume 1: Pentateuch Main Hall, first floor10-10:45 a.m. Volume 2: Historical Books Boyle Hall11-11:45 a.m. Volume 3: Psalms Ariens Family Welcome Center11-11:45 a.m. Volume 4: Wisdom Books Miriam B. & James J. Mulva Library, second floor1-1:45 p.m. Volume 5: ProphetsF. K. Bemis International Center, ground floor1-1:45 p.m. Volume 6: Gospels & Acts Old St. Joseph Church atrium2-2:45 p.m. Volume 7: Letters & RevelationTodd Wehr Hall, first floor

St. Norbert College Parish10 a.m.-4 p.m. Old St. Joseph ChurchEstablished in 1969 as the first college parish in the U.S., St. Norbert College Parish is a Catholic church community with roots in the Norbertine tradition. Membership extends to the 2,000+ students who call SNC home, as well as faculty, staff and many others who celebrate active ties to the college. Visit with parish staff to learn more about SNC Parish, Old St. Joseph Church (dedicated in 1890) and the National Shrine of St. Joseph.

St. Norbert Abbey ToursLearn more about the Norbertines and their home, the beautiful St. Norbert Abbey, located on the east side of De Pere. Buses provide transportation and will load in front of Old St. Joseph Church. Sponsored by Kress InnBuses depart campus:12:30, 1:30, 2:30 p.m.Buses return to campus:1:45, 2:45, 3:45 p.m.

Catholic Mass5 p.m. Old St. Joseph Church

The Carol & Robert Bush Art Center 10 a.m.-4 p.m.This year, the Bush Art Center celebrates making and collecting! Exhibits include:

Baer GalleryWhy We CollectFeaturing art from the St. Norbert College Art Collection with an opportunity to purchase inexpensive art from a vending machine.

Godschalx Gallery“In Collateral Light Must I Be Comforted” – April Beiswenger, Associate Professor of Theatre StudiesThis exhibit navigates the intersection between clothing, technology and the art of perception.

Hands-On ActivitiesNoon-3 p.m.Screen-printing with Katie Ries, Associate Professor of Art

Art Scavenger Hunt 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Mulva Family Fitness & Sports Center

Family Fun Events10 a.m.-4 p.m.Stop in for free family-fun activities. Health Services and Counseling & Psychological Services promote the Wellness by Design initiative featuring eight dimensions of wellness. Enjoy free healthy smoothie samples and a host of activities in the Jim Kress Gymnasium, and check out the City of De Pere Fire Department fire truck on display. Plus:10-11 a.m. Basic self-defense instruction11 a.m.-noon Yoga session11 a.m.-3 p.m. Chair massages Sponsored by Nature’s Way

Miriam B. & James J. Mulva Library

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Miriam B. & James J. Mulva Library! Visit the first-floor display of photographs and “ancient” artifacts of SNC libraries past. See how libraries on the SNC campus have evolved over our 120-year history: ever ancient, ever new!

Cassandra Voss Center

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Come create an art project with Wisconsin Teacher of the Year and SNC visiting artist Benjamin Grignon. A traditional Menominee arts teacher, Grignon will demonstrate and guide indigenous art projects such as basketry and textile arts as part of the center’s yearlong theme “UNinvisible.” 11-11:30 a.m. Presentation“Indigenous Arts: Why They Matter”Benjamin Grignon

F. K. Bemis International Center

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Travel the world with the Center for Global Engagement! Visit with students as they talk about their study-abroad experiences. Ask international students about their cultures and customs, and take an adventure in the No Borders virtual-reality room. Try out new virtual-reality apps with your smartphone, or learn how to create your own 360-degree captures. Be sure to join the #YouAreWelcomeHere campaign while visiting.

Austin E. Cofrin Hall

30-Minute Language Lessons10:30 a.m.-3 p.m. Room 201Who says learning a language has to be a full-time job? Do you want to write your name in Arabic? Say hello in Norwegian or American Sign Language? Join us in celebrating the diversity of languages. SNC Community Outreach & Language Services invites you to spend part of your SNC Day learning a new language. Each free session is just 30 minutes and is open to all ages. 10:30-11 a.m. Oneida11-11:30 a.m. American Sign Language11:30-noon Polish1-1:30 p.m. French1:30-2 p.m. Arabic2-2:30 p.m. German2:30-3 p.m. Norwegian

SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS

Gehl-Mulva Science Center

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Visit the Gehl-Mulva Science Center’s labs and classrooms for fascinating demonstrations. The center is also the home of the Medical College of Wisconsin’s Green Bay campus. MCW students and staff will be on hand to talk about careers in medicine and life as a medical student (see presentation times below). Test your dissection skills on the 3D state-of-the-art Anatomage table, try your hand at operating, view human organs, and see student community research projects and presentations.

10 a.m.-noonAtrium, first-floor Hallways and galleryMCW-Green Bay Community Health- Related Student Research Poster DisplayMCW-Green Bay medical students will present their community health-related research projects in the atrium and first-floor hallways. Stop by and explore a wide variety of research into local health-related issues. Interact with students to find out what they learned and the impact of their work.

Anatomage Table Demonstrations

10-11:45 a.m. and 2-3:30 p.m.Active-Learning Classroom 1098Hands-On Anatomy ExperienceLearn about different organs in this hands-on anatomy experience. Please be aware that no photos or video are allowed.

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Active-Learning Classroom 1099Oversize Operation Game

11 a.m. and 2 p.m.Classroom 1095Presentations to Learn More About the Medical College of Wisconsin-Green Bay Programs

Noon-1:30 p.m.Auditorium 1097MCW-Green Bay Community Research Poster Oral Presentations

Todd Wehr Hall

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Stop in the SNC bookstore to support St. Norbert College sports teams and stock up on game-day apparel. Save with the coupon in this program.

Erin Hunsader will sign and speak about her book “Dorothy Never Got Down Like This,” a humorous memoir about her journey from Appleton, Wis., to the Big Apple to pursue her dream of becoming a musical theatre writer on Broadway.

Mark Litzsinger will speak at 11 a.m. on his book, “Out of the Shadows: Revealing the Path to Recovery,” detailing his struggles with depression and his recovery from it, and offering support for others dealing with the illness.

Abbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts

2 p.m.Webb Theatre“Little Women”Evergreen Theater offers a free matinee performance.

11 a.m.Walter TheatreDe Pere Historical Society Slideshow PresentationEnjoy flashbacks to yesteryear in De Pere.

Norman Miller Center for Peace, Justice & Public Understanding

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Michels Commons The Norman Miller Center cultivates awareness, compassion and commitment to justice and sustainable peace. With major elections on the

horizon, the center will have voter registration available throughout the day, along with refreshments, activities for kids and information on upcoming programming.

ART MARKET

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Sensenbrenner Hall quadLocal and regional artists display their creations – art, photography, ceramics, jewelry, clothing and much more. It’s a great place to pick up a special gift for yourself or others.

Caricature Artist10 a.m.-4 p.m.F. K. Bemis International Center lawnBill Begos is not only a caricature artist, but a comedian. You’re bound to have a good time and he’ll wow you with a creation you can take home.Sponsored by Delta Dental

CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES

10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Face-Painting by LoriF. K. Bemis International Center lawnIt’s not only an artistic expression, it’s a form of entertainment! Watch enchanting transformations created by artist Lori Vandenberg.Sponsored by PDQ Car Wash

Balloon Artist Richard VargaF. K. Bemis International Center lawnSponsored by Alberts Plastering Inc.

Jumpin’ on the Mall InflatablesRay Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center lawnSponsored by Master Building Solutions

Hula Hooping10 a.m.-noon Boyle Hall lawn

INFO ON SNC’S UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS

10 a.m.-4 p.m.Ariens Family Welcome CenterTour the Ariens Family Welcome Center Admission staff will be on hand to share information on preparing for college and the admission process. Stop in or schedule a visit ahead of time by contacting the SNC admission office at 920-403-3005 or admit@snc.edu. Representatives of the college’s graduate programs will also be here.

FOOD

Beer, Spiked Seltzer and Bottled Water will be available at the bars at the Gazebo stage, F. K. Bemis International Center stage and Michels Commons patio.

Grilled Hamburgers and BratsMichels Commons patioBoy Scout Troop 1043

Food MarketplaceF. K. Bemis International Center lawnSponsored by Wire Technologies Inc.Local restaurants and food-truck favorites, including:• Gyro Kabobs• Taqueria Maldonado’s• Oley’s Pepperoni Cannoli• The Booyah Shed• Philly’s & York • Nicolet Restaurant• Fun Fest Foods• Gourmet Corn• The Dough Shoppe• Weasel’s Mini Donuts• Zesty’s Frozen Custard

Phil’s Grill Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus CenterFull menu available.

Ed’s CaféMiriam B. & James J. Mulva LibraryFull menu available beginning at 9 a.m.

SPECIAL HIGHLIGHTS

SESSION 1 11-11:45 a.m.

“A Walking Tour of Geology at St. Norbert College”Rebecca McKean, Associate Professor of GeologyGehl-Mulva Science Center L052 (walking tour)

Ready to get in your steps while going back in time? Come explore the geologic history of the St. Norbert campus and of Wisconsin. We will discuss the unique geologic features that make the location of our campus so perfect, explore the geology seen in campus buildings and sculptures, and discover the secret location of some beautiful fossils in a place that might surprise you. Please arrive at this session on time as we will be leaving the room to begin our walk around campus, rain or shine!

“Screen-Printing – The People’s Print”Katie Ries, Associate Professor of ArtBush Art Center Lecture Hall 130

Learn about the historical and cultural significance of screen-printing. Free live poster printing following the lecture.

“A Critical Analysis of Contemporary Country Music”Mark Glantz, Associate Professor of Communication and Media StudiesCofrin Hall 207

The media conglomerates responsible for producing most of today’s contemporary country music have had a deleterious influence on the genre. Problems include homogeneity, gender inequality and accusations of racism. This lecture will discuss artists such as Florida Georgia Line, Eric Church, Miranda Lambert, Maddie & Tae, Lil Nas X, and many more.

SESSION 2 noon-12:45 p.m.

“This is Your Brain on Stress”Raquel Cowell, Associate Professor of PsychologyCofrin Hall 207This presentation will provide a brief overview of the human brain and how early life stress can alter its development.

“Virtual Reality in Musical Performances”Yi-Lan Niu, Associate Professor of MusicAbbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts 122Want to watch concerts and Broadway musicals anywhere, anytime? The music department and Information Technology Services at SNC will take you to performances via the technology of virtual reality! All you need is a smartphone and an updated YouTube app. We are looking forward to sharing some very special performances with you!

“American Conspiracy Theories”Wendy Scattergood, Assistant Professor of Political ScienceMiriam B. & James J. Mulva Library 218In this short talk and discussion, we will address the following questions: Why do people believe conspiracy theories? Are some more prone to belief than others? Has belief in conspiracy theories grown over time? Does belief in conspiracies lead to violence? How are conspiracy theories affecting current political discourse?

SESSION 3 1-1:45 p.m.

“Economic Strategies Megachurches Have Employed to Achieve Rapid Growth”Marc von der Ruhr, Professor of EconomicsCofrin Hall 207Megachurches are thriving in religious markets at a time when Americans are asserting their ability as consumers of religious products to engage in

religious switching. This presentation discusses how megachurches employ a signaling model to indicate a match between what the church offers and the needs of religious refugees. The model illustrates that megachurches expect very little financial or time commitment from new attendees, but once a good fit is perceived, the expectations increase. Survey data provide evidence in support of the model’s predictions.

“The Science of a Happy Marriage”Carol Bruess, Resident Scholar of the Cassandra Voss CenterMiriam B. & James J. Mulva Library 218

Can social scientists really predict which couples will divorce with 90 percent certainty by examining a handful of communication behaviors? Can we really know how many illnesses a woman will have over a four-year period just by counting the number of nasty facial expressions made by her husband? Yes and yes – and there’s more research to be explored! In this session, Bruess (a marriage communications expert and spouse of St. Norbert’s president, Brian Bruess) will share both the science of happy marriages and tips to make your marriage significantly better with a few small tweaks. Come ready to take notes and leave with marriage-boosting homework!

“Fun With Physics”Erik Brekke, Associate Professor of PhysicsGehl-Mulva Science Center L052Physics can help us understand motion, electricity, sound and much more. This session will feature demonstrations of some exciting experiments, including making lightning, breaking boards with air, shooting a cannon with liquid nitrogen and hosting SNC President Brian Bruess on a bed of nails. Come join the fun!

SESSION 4 2-2:45 p.m.

“Classical Music Composition and the Creative Process”John Hennecken, Assistant Professor of MusicAbbot Pennings Hall of Fine Arts 122

This session explores the nature of creativity and music composition both historically and in the 21st century. Hennecken will share some of his music and perform a new work at the piano.

“Meaningfulness in Life”Sydney Keough, Assistant Professor of PhilosophyMiriam B. & James J. Mulva Library 218

In this session, we’ll survey two accounts of what makes life meaningful from contemporary philosophers Richard Taylor and Susan Wolf. Taylor’s account focuses on personal fulfillment as the criterion. Wolf offers a hybrid account in which a life is only meaningful if one’s central projects are both personally fulfilling and objectively significant.

“Dante’s ‘Divine Comedy’”Stephen Westergan, Continuing Part-Time Instructor of HumanitiesCofrin Hall 207

The “Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri is one of the greatest works of literature ever written. It unfolds the author’s vision of hell, purgatory and heaven, all of which he insists he visited. We’ll look at a few of his descriptions and consider what they have to say – not just about life after death, but about our lives right now.

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES GREAT OFFERINGS FOR ALL AGES

Crew DemonstrationsThompson Marina7-9 a.m.See a demonstration by the college/community crew team and learn how you can participate in this fun sport!

SNC Campus Scavenger HuntPick up your SNC passport at one of the information tents. Travel to participating locations to have your passport stamped for a special prize. Make the Kress Inn your last stop and turn in your completed passport for a chance to win a free night at this Ascend Collection premier hotel.

Student OrganizationsBaer Mall10 a.m.-4 p.m.There are more than 100 student organizations at St. Norbert College focusing on academic interests, service and recreation. Stop by the student tables to learn more about their activities and contributions to the greater community.

HanCan Mobile BarbershopBoyle Hall Lawn10 a.m.-4 p.m.A throwback to the classic barbershops of yesteryear, but with a modern twist – the barber comes to you! Style and quality make HanCan the best in the Midwest. Stop in for a new style or a touchup.

Ballroom Dance Classes and DemonstrationsMichels Commons BallroomCome join the SNC Ballroom Dance Club for free dance lessons – no partner or experience required! All ages welcome!10-10:45 a.m. The HustleNoon-12:45 p.m. Rumba2-2:45 p.m. Foxtrot

Meet the 501st LegionThe Wisconsin Garrison is a proud member of the 501st Legion, a worldwide “Star Wars” Imperial costuming club. As “bad guys who do good,” the 501st is dedicated to recreating the movie-quality costumes of the characters of the “Star Wars” universe. In addition to providing a network for fans to work together, the Wisconsin Garrison is committed to the community. It offers support for charity events, fundraisers and social functions, appearing as film-authentic “Star Wars” characters. Come meet your favorite characters!

EXPLORE DE PERE

Downtown De Pere, with its scenic beauty and historic architecture, is home to a vibrant community offering exceptional opportunities. Visit the Definitely De Pere booth on Baer Mall to learn about the quaint shops, diverse restaurants, live entertainment venues, vibrant galleries and unique attractions. Discover the exciting things happening downtown and how to make the most of your time in De Pere. Experience what makes downtown De Pere a great place to shop, dine, play and stay!

Friday, Sept. 20

8 p.m. Comedy City Performance Dudley Birder Hall

Class of 1969 Golden Knights InductionMichels Commons Ballroom4 p.m. Mass6 p.m. Dinner

Saturday, Sept. 21

9 a.m. Class of 1969 Continental BreakfastCampus Center Reflection Lounge

9 a.m. Continental Breakfast for SNC FamiliesF. K. Bemis International Center

Class of 1969 ReunionF. K. Bemis International Center6 p.m. Cocktails7 p.m. Dinner

Sunday, Sept. 22

10 a.m. MassOld St. Joseph Church

11 a.m.Legacy Family BrunchF. K. Bemis International Center

OTHER HAPPENINGS ON CAMPUS EVENTS FOR SNC FAMILIES AND ALUMNI

BOOKSTORE COUPON10% off ONE regular-priced imprinted item at the SNC Bookstore

(Excludes diploma frames and textbooks. Expires Sept. 30, 2019.)

ST. NORBERT COLLEGE FACTS• SNC is a Catholic, liberal arts college established in 1898 by the Norbertine order. It is the only Norbertine-sponsored institution of higher education in the world.

• More than 96 percent of our students are employed full time or are attending graduate school when surveyed one year after graduation.

• St. Norbert enrolls students in more than 40 programs and three master’s programs.

• The student body represents 26 states and 18 countries.

• St. Norbert College has one of the best four-year graduation rates in the Midwest, backed by a four-year graduation guarantee.

• Service and leadership are emphasized at St. Norbert College. We are one of only two institutions of higher education in the state named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction.

• SNC offers a robust study-abroad program. About 30 percent of our students study abroad while at St. Norbert.

• Ninety-seven percent of students receive financial aid.

• SNC faculty include nationally and internationally respected professors.

• Ninety-two percent of full-time faculty hold the highest degree in their field.

• Students are able to do collaborative research with faculty beginning their first year.

• SNC’s 23 varsity sports programs are highly respected and successful.

St. Norbert College would like to extend its gratitude to the generous sponsors of SNC Day. We are proud to partner with them in enriching the community we all share, and we deeply appreciate their commitment and support. Please help us say thank you by patronizing their businesses.

AND SPECIAL THANKS TO ...the Green Bay Press-Gazette, our exclusive print-media sponsor, and to WBAY for its media sponsorship. We couldn’t get the word out without you!

Staying the night? Stay at the Kress …an award-winning Ascend Collection hotelThe Kress Inn is De Pere’s luxury all-suite hotel, owned and operated by St. Norbert College – home to the Green and Gold for training camp since 1958.

Minutes from Green Bay, the Kress Inn is a proud member of the Choice Hotel Ascend Collection and is a multiple Platinum Award-winner.

• Located on the scenic St. Norbert College campus• Convenient to area restaurants, shopping and attractions• Free hot breakfast• Free Wi-Fi

For reservations: www.kressinn.com or

800-221-5070

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FOX RIVER

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Intramural Field

LeadershipConfidenceCourse

Wilson Park

Shakespeare Garden

Mem

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Conversion ofSt. Norbert sculpture

Cloud Family Field

SNCGarden

FOURTH STREET

KUNKEL WAY

FIRST STREET

MAIN AVENUE CLAUDE ALLOUEZ BRIDGE

REID STREET

REID STREET

GRANT STREET

GRANT STREET

COLLEGE AVENUE

MARSH STREET

MARSH STREET

PLEASANT PLACE

STEWART STREET

Local Shops andRestaurants

JACOBS COURT

MEL NICKS SPORTS COM

PLEX 1/2 mile

Larry Van Alstine Baseball FieldM

iron Construction Softball Field

DONALD J. SCHNEIDER STADIUM 3/4 m

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CORNERSTONE COMM

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PARKING LOT #12

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