#CCFallWeekend 2019
A full slate of programs and activities awaited Camels of all ages on Friday including a photoshoot for National Coming Out Day, a career networking event, seminar experiences for parents and alumni, a keynote address with climate author David Wallace-Wells, and performances from the ÌÇÐÄTV Theater Department, the College's a cappella groups, and PRISM.
The Hale Center for Career Development teamed up with at to provide networking opportunities for Camels. ????????
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Associate VP for Facilities Management and Campus Planning Trina Learned discusses the founding of the College, the creation of campus and its historical preservation during her First Year Seminar, "Past, Present, and Future of the ÌÇÐÄTV Campus."
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Is human morality essential for our lives to have meaning? Associate Professor of Philosophy Simon Feldman explores this question and more with his First Year Seminar, "The Meaning of Life."
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On day two of Fall Weekend, alumni, students, families and friends were invited to attend the State of the College with President Bergeron, visit The Hale Center for Career Development for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, and cheer on the ÌÇÐÄTV soccer teams.
Past and present athletes of hit the links in the alumni golf tournament followed by a scrimmage on the ice at Dayton Arena ????????????
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During the afternoon, student clubs and organizations sold swag and goodies at Harvestfest, a Fall Weekend tradition, and enjoyed an afternoon of fun on the green. President Bergeron discussed the future of athletics, OnStage at ÌÇÐÄTV hosted a pre-concert talk with Kittel & Co., and the evening ended with the Fall Ball dance in Cro.
Harvestfest is a tradition where clubs and orgs sell swag to raise funds. ????????
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October 14, 2019
