NU Student Schedule
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FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 26
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College of Arts and Sciences: Lunch with Dean James Stellar and College Faculty |
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12 - 2 p.m.
Cabral Center
John D. O'Bryant African American Institute
40 Leon St. |
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All alumni, and parents of the College of Arts and Sciences are invited to join Dean Stellar and the faculty of the College of Arts and Sciences for lunch. Come get to know the College, meet the faculty, and talk to others who are involved with Arts and Sciences. Lunch is complimentary and space is limited; registration required. |
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Nutrition Know-How
with Professor Christine McCarthy Clark, MS, RD, School of Professional and Continuing Studies |
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12 - 2 p.m.
153 Snell Engineering Center |
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Information overload keeping you from eating healthy? All are welcome to join this interactive session with Professor Clark and learn the truth about your daily nutritional needs based on the new food guide, food fads and dieting trends. Gain some great tips on how to make healthy choices in your life, from what you put in your shopping cart to how you prepare your meals. Light refreshments will also be available. |
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LSCC Ten Year Time Capsule Unveiling |
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12 - 3 p.m.
LSCC, 104 Forsyth Street |
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Ten years ago, the Latino/a Student Cultural Center opened its doors for the first time. LSCC celebrates this significant anniversary by opening a time capsule created in 1997 by LSCC staff and students. Join us for a fun afternoon of laughs, inspiration, stories and memories! |
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Alumni Center Open House |
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1:30 - 3 p.m.
716 Columbus Avenue, 6th Floor |
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Come experience Northeastern's beautiful Alumni Center! Opened a year ago, the Alumni Center is the epicenter of alumni activity on campus and the site of many student programs. Drop in to say hello to staff from the Office of Alumni Relations, enjoy light refreshments, and check out our new alumni gear available only here. |
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Open Houses |
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2 - 4 p.m. |
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All are welcome to stop in and enjoy some light refreshments at the following locations, while you learn more about the resources offered on campus:
- John D. O'Bryant African American Institute, 40 Leon Street
- Asian American Center, 109 Hemenway Street
- Disability Resource Center, 20 Dodge Hall
- Career Services, 101 Stearns Hall
- Speare Commons, Speare Hall
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Admission Information Session |
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2 p.m.
Location to be announced |
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Is your child interested in attending your alma mater, or do you know another student hoping to attend Northeastern? Come hear about the changing profile of Northeastern students. |
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Field Hockey: NU vs. James Madison |
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2 p.m.
Sweeney Field |
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Several new recruits join this experienced team as they look to make another run at the Colonial Athletic Association championship in 2007. |
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Faculty Spotlight with Michael Dukakis, Distinguished Professor of Political Science |
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2 p.m.
Location to be announced |
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"What's Ahead on the Political Scene: The 2008 Presidential Campaign?" |
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Chaplain's Open House and Social Hour |
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2:30 - 3:30 p.m.
Sacred Space
Ell Hall, 2nd Floor |
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All are welcome to meet Spiritual Life Center staff and chaplains and experience the calm of Northeastern's award-winning Sacred Space. Refreshments will be served.
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Boston Duck Tours |
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3 p.m.
Tours will leave from Forsyth Street in front of Shillman Hall. |
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This is the most entertaining way to tour Boston. Take a seat in an authentic renovated World War II amphibious landing vehicle and cruise by Boston's historic landmarks. The fun continues as your vehicle splashes into the Charles River for great scenic views.
Please arrive 10 minutes early for boarding; you must have a ticket in order to board the tour.
Cost: $23 per person |
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Faculty Spotlights |
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3 p.m.
Classroom locations will be announced. |
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Remember what it's like to be a student? Experience academic life at Northeastern University as some of our top faculty share their insights and research:
Associate Professor Nicholas Athanassiou, College of Business Administration
245 Ryder
"Teaching International Business to Today's Students in Today's World"
With the current trend toward globalization in many industries, it is increasingly important to equip our business students with strategic thinking skills and innovate approaches. Learn more about how Northeastern's highly ranked programs are designed to fit the international business manager's challenges in today's environment.
Professor Donna Bishop, College of Criminal Justice
220 Ryder
"Criminal Justice for Juveniles"
In the last two decades, legislatures around the U.S. have passed laws to facilitate the transfer of juvenile offenders to criminal courts for prosecution as adults. Professor Bishop will discuss her research on the effects of these legal reforms on adolescents. Based on interviews with 150 young inmates she will share her findings on young people's experiences in the juvenile justice and criminal justice systems and the implications for youth development and public safety.
Professor Richard Deth, Bouve College of health Sciences
115 Ryder
"Lessons from ADHD and Autism - Molecular Origins of Human Attention"
Can triggers in our environment contribute to the rising rates of attention-defecit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism in our culture? The ability to selectively synchronize brain activity has recently emerged as a critical aspect of attention and consciousness. When this ability is lost, certain neurological conditions such as ADHD and autism can develop. Come learn more about the factors that can interfere with synchronization and the lessons that can be learned to slow this alarming trend.
Susan Freeman, Senior Academic Specialist, College of Engineering
102 Ryder
"Teaching Today: Don't Look Back"
If it's been a while since you've been in class, you may be surprised by the typical classroom experience today. Over the years, teaching and learning methods have changed dramatically. The days of a professor giving a straight lecture while students quietly listen have evolved into classes that are energized with lively discussion, debate, and group presentations. This session will give you a chance to be a participant in Active and Cooperative Learning. Bring your ideas, questions, and creativity. |
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Campus Tour |
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4 p.m.
Departs from Behrakis Health Sciences Center |
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See and hear how campus has grown over the years. This walking tour will highlight Northeastern’s newest buildings and longtime landmarks. |
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FanFest, with special guest Peter Roby, Athletic Director |
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5 - 7 p.m.
Alumni Center, 716 Columbus Avenue, 6th Floor |
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Show your Husky spirit before the hockey team takes to the ice! This fun-filled evening is complete with live entertainment, children's activities, good food, and a chance to meet Northeastern's new athletic director, Peter Roby, He will answer your questions on the future of Northeastern's athletic program. Cash bar available.
Tickets:
FanFest only - $10/adult and free for children 12 and under
FanFest and hockey game package - $18/adult and $5/child (12 and under) |
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Women's Soccer: NU vs. Delaware |
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6 p.m. Parsons Field |
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Don't let their team GPA of 3.6 fool you. These three-time winners of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America Team Academic Award for a Division 1 squad really know how to hustle. Come cheer them on. |
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Shabbat Services and Dinner |
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6 p.m.
NU Hillel
70 St. Stephen Street |
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Services will be followed by dinner beginning at 7 p.m.
If you would like to attend, please respond directly to Beth Meltzer at b.meltzer@neu.edu. |
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Men's Hockey: NU vs. Maine |
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7 p.m.
Matthews Arena |
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Wear your red and black as you cheer your Huskies on to victory against Maine in a great Hockey East contest - don't miss this match-up!
$8/adult; $4 child 12 and under; Package prices available for FanFest and game tickets. |
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Friday Night Bingo |
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7:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Ballroom, Curry Student Center |
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Enjoy a fun evening and win exciting prizes!
$10/person |
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Shear Madness |
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8 p.m.
Charles Playhouse
Transportation will leave campus at 6:45 from Forsyth Street in front of Shillman Hall. |
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Laugh your head off and solve the crime! See why this is the longest-running play in America. This comedy whodunit will have you rolling in the aisles. Tickets are limited and you must pre-register for this event.
Buses will return at approximately 10:15 p.m.
$32/person |
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Night Out with Society of Latino Alumni (SOLA) |
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9 p.m.
Hurricane O'Reilly's
150 Canal Street
Reconnect with Latino alumni with a fun night of dinner, drinks, dancing and good conversation. For more information, contact the Latino/a Student Cultural Center at 617.373.5845.
Free Admission. |
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SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 27
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Campus Tour |
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9 a.m.
Departs from Behrakis Health Sciences Center |
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See and hear how campus has grown over the years. This walking tour will highlight Northeastern’s newest buildings and longtime landmarks. |
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Faculty Spotlight with John Kwoka, Neil F. Finnegan Distinguished Professor of Economics |
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9:30-10:30 a.m.
Senate Room, 333
Curry Student Center |
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"What Makes the Best American Sports Town?"
This question now has data to back it up that will make loyal Boston fans very happy. Hear from the lead researcher of a unique study on the ingredients of great sports towns. |
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John D. O’Bryant African
American Institute Open House |
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10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
John D. O'Bryant African American -American Institute, 40 Leon Street |
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Join fellow alumni and parents in celebrating an important milestone, the Institute's 40th anniversary. Take a tour and mingle with students, staff, and members of Northeastern University's Black Alumni Association (NUBAA). |
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Open House and Student Panel |
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10 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Asian American Center, 109 Hemenway St. |
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Learn about the newly established Asian American Center. From 10 - 10:45 a.m., students will share their insights on current Asian American student life, and thoughts on the changes and constants within the campus culture. |
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Boston Duck Tours |
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10 a.m., 12 p.m., & 3 p.m.
Tours will leave from Foryth Street in front of Shillman Hall. |
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See the description of this activity under Friday's activities. |
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Homecoming Carnival |
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10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Centennial Commons |
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Join President Aoun and the entire University community as we celebrate Homecoming at Northeastern's traditional pregame Carnival. Music, children's activities, giveaways, refreshments, games, and more make it fun for the whole family! Continuous bus service will run between Centennial Commons and Parsons Field beginning at 1 p.m. |
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Faculty Spotlight with Jack Levin, Irving and Betty Brudnick Professor of Sociology and Criminology and Director of the Brudnick Center on Conflict and Violence |
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10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.
McLeod Suite, Curry Student Center |
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"Violence in the Media"
Professor Levin will share his thoughts and expertise on how the depiction of violence in American popular culture has changed over several decades. During the 1960s, parents, teachers, and psychologists voiced concern that television and motion pictures were teaching youngsters that violence had no consequences. While the level of media-depicted violence has not increased much since then, the quality of that violence has become shockingly more dangerous. |
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Homecoming Parade |
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11 a.m. |
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Watch the traditional student float competition, marshaled by our inaugurated Mayor of Huntington Avenue. Bands, cheerleaders, clowns, husky dogs, and many others march down St. Stephen Street. The best view is in front of the Freshmen Quad in Stetson Hall area. Then join the Carnival festivities at Centennial Commons, directly following the parade. |
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Personality and Career - Which Job Suits You Best?
(SOLD OUT) |
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11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Room locations for this workshop are determined alphabetically by the registrant's last name, as follows:
A - G: 342 Curry Student Center
H - O: 344 Curry Student Center
P - Z: 348 Curry Student Center
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Are you looking for a career path that suits your personality? This session, presented by Career Services, offers attendees a chance to complete a type assessment and learn how type preference impacts career satisfaction. |
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Homecoming Football Game: NU vs. Maine |
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2 p.m.
Parsons Field |
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Support your Huskies as they battle the Maine Black Bears in an exciting Atlantic 10 play. Don't forget to wear your red and black and bring your Husky pride!
Continuous busing between Forsyth Circle and Parsons Field begins at 1 p.m.
Street parking at Parsons Field is limited.
$8/adult; $4/youth (children under 12); Northeastern students are FREE with a valid student ID. |
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Women's Ice Hockey: NU vs. Connecticut |
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2 p.m.
Matthews Arena |
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Watch these two Husky teams vie for victory in competitive Women's Hockey East Conference play.
$3/adult; $2 youth (children under 12) |
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Latino/a Student Cultural Center 10th Anniversary Gala |
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6 p.m. - 12 a.m.
Hilton Back Bay Boston
40 Dalton St. |
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The Latino/a Student Cultural Center (LSCC) was established ten years ago to create an environment in which people could get together to share their academic struggles, achievements, and culture. Now it's time to toast the results, thank those who have provided visionary leadership and financial support to the center, and have some fun with good friends. The evening will include an awards ceremony, dinner and dancing.
For more information about the event, and to register, contact the LSCC at (617) 373-5845. All are welcome. |
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Men's Ice Hockey: NU vs. Maine |
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7 p.m.
Matthews Arena |
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Round two for this weekend series against the Maine Black Bears! Be sure to catch the action as these two Hockey East competitors take to the ice for the second night.
$8/adult; $4 youth (children 12 and under). Northeastern students are free with a valid student ID. |
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An Evening of Comedy |
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7:30 p.m.
Blackman Auditorium, Ell hall |
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One of the most popular events on campus! A night of laughs with performances by Boston comedians including Dave Russo.
$12/person |
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SUNDAY,
OCTOBER 28
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Museum of Fine Arts |
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10 a.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Huntington Avenue |
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With approximately 450,000 objects in the collection, there's always something new on view. The MFA also offers an ongoing schedule of special exhibitions and daily activities including gallery talks, films, concerts, artist lectures, and family programs. Stay as long as you like and see just what you want-from an Impressionist painting to a 5,000 year-old mummy.
$17/person; There is no charge for Northeastern students with ID |
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Men's Soccer: NU vs. Drexel |
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1 p.m.
Parsons Field |
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Support the team as it vies for a second trip to the Colonial Athletic Association Tournament. |
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Field Hockey: NU vs. Virginia Commonwealth |
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2 p.m.
Sweeney Field |
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Stick around for an afternoon of great competition. |
