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Admissions staff posing for a photo with Otus the Owl. Photos by William Gagné

Future Owls at fall Undergraduate Open House

By Lily Rand

Photo Editor

On Saturday, Nov. 8, the university welcomed prospective students and their families for the fall Undergraduate Open House. 

Guests explored the campus on student-led walking tours, met faculty from a variety of programs and discovered resources that supported academic and personal success. 

Attendees also connected with current students and the Office of Residence Life staff, participating in interactive activities that highlighted the vibrant community the university offers. 

Families experienced the welcoming atmosphere that set the university apart in academics, career preparation, affordability and a sense of belonging. 

The day offered a look at campus life and the opportunities available to future Owls. 

Informational pamphlets were handed out with details of clubs, programs, organizations on campus and more.

Visitors left inspired and excited about the possibility of joining the university’s engaging and supportive environment.

Eric Lacharity, the associate director of student involvement and leadership development, presenting on involvement opportunities.
Chemistry and biochemistry department faculty talking to potential students about their program and the benefits of pursuing a degree at the university.
Computer science major Angelica Waters, a sophmore, and Shafaeat Hossain, a chairperson of the computer science department, talking.
Prospective students and families walking around campus at the open house.
The cheer team and Otus the Owl posing for a photo.
The university student volunteer handing out flyers to potential students and families.
Business faculty and business students volunteering at the open house.
Otus the Owl high-fiving a student getting off the bus to walk into the open house.
Dana Casetti, a physics professor, Elliott Horch, chairperson of the physics department, and Evan Fitch, a physics professor, standing at their table.

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