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Homecoming Happenings

• Carnegie Mellon: A History
  EXHIBIT: Look at photos and artifacts; even take a stroll down virtual 'Memory Lane.'
  WHERE: 1st floor, Hunt Library (lobby and flatscreen)
  
  
• EXHIBIT: Where the Atoms Are: A Tribute to Clifford Shull
  Professor Shull, a Carnegie Tech alumus (E'37), was the recipient of the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physics.
  WHERE: Engineering and Science Library, WEH4
  
  
• EXHIBIT: 100 Years of Student Work: Selections from the Architecture Archives
  WHERE: 4th floor, Hunt Library
  
  
• University Archives exhibits
  WHERE: Alumni Lounge, University Center
  
  
  • Here Come the Kilties!
    A display about the Kiltie Marching band, complete with bagpipe and uniform.
    
  • Lloyd Yoder
    A display featuring CIT's first All American football player.
    
  • Homefront to Warfront: CIT in WWI
    A display about CIT participation in military training and campus life during WWI.
    

  
  WHERE: Gesling Stadium
  
  

• Harpster Football Hall of Fame
  

WHERE: Baker Hall

• Tech School Beginnings of Carnegie Mellon University
  
  

• Alumni Yearbook Corner
  Come by and look through yearbooks in a cozy corner of Hunt Library.
  Leave a note for classmates or posterity in the Homecoming 2005 guest book.
  WHERE: 1st floor, Hunt Library (near the informal reading area)
  
  
• Margaret Morrison Tea
  President Jared Cohon will speak.
  WHERE: Hunt Library, 1st floor, Reserve Reading Area
  WHEN: Friday afternoon
  
  
• Tours of the Posner Center (located between College of Fine Arts and the Tepper School of Business)
  Rare book library and Board of Trustees meeting room.
  EXHIBITS: " Beautiful Books" and "Charles Darwin's Impact on Science and Society"
  
  
  • Friday, October 28 -- 1:30 pm and 3:30 pm
• Saturday, October 29 -- 2 pm and 3:30 pm
  
  
• LECTURE: Ancestors 101: Tips from an Archivist about Starting a Genealogical Search (Jennie Benford)
  University/Heinz archivist Jennie Benford shares basic tips and sneaky tricks for the beginning genealogist.
  WHERE: University Center,
  WHEN: Saturday morning
  
  
• LECTURE: Educating the Lifelong Learners of Tomorrow: Carnegie Mellon's New Information Literacy Program (Jean Alexander and Benhui Zou)
  WHERE: Hunt Library, 1st floor, Library Instruction CenterIn,
  WHEN: Saturday afternoon
  
  

University Libraries 2005 Homecoming Committee

• Katie Behrman
• Alice Bright
• Cindy Carroll
• Jillian Chisnell
• Bella Gerlich (Chair)
• Amy Mans
• Andy Perlman
• Carol Sanders
• Ona Taylor