Sunday, October 19

All-Weekend Long
Jackson's Garden		 Pendulum Labyrinth Installation
is a site-specific installation created by Union Alumni D. Shayne Aldrich ’98 and Tina Tacorian ’03. This beautiful, walk-able sculpture was inspired by the movement of a pendulum, and refers to the passage of time. Its faceted perimeter echoes the deeply symbolic architecture of the Nott Memorial.
 
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Burns Arts Atrium/Arts Building		 Knackers yardBurns Arts Atrium Exhibit: Knackers yard
A recent installation by Anthony Cafritz.
 
9:00 AM - Noon
The Boathouse,
North College Street		 Crew ReUnion Row, Boat Christening & Brunch
Join Crew alumni, friends, families and the current crew team for an alumni race, brunch fare, and boat christening celebration. For further information in regard to weekend crew events, contact Tom White or at 518.388.6483
 
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Upperclass		 Autumn Brunch
Join Parents, alumni and students for a delicious mid-morning brunch. Please note: Reservations are strongly encouraged.
 
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM
Hale House

UNITAS Multicultural Farewell Brunch
Event is sponsored by UNITAS and several academic departments.
Farewell and stay in touch! Join us for an informal family friendly brunch for students to update alumni on projects and programs reflecting diversity and inclusivity of our campus.  This is a great opportunity for networking and establishing mentorship.  
 
10:00 AM
Memorial Chapel/Mass, Old Chapel/Brunch

Kathleen GallagherCatholic Mass & Brunch
The Catholic Chaplaincy and the Catholic Student Association invite you to Mass and brunch, featuring guest speaker Kathleen Gallagher, Director of Pro-Life Activities and Director of the Catholic Action Network, New York State Catholic Conference.
Registration through the College for the brunch is required, as seating is limited.
 

10:30 AM
Lecture/Nott Memorial

Brunch/RCC Patio

 Hillel Brunch and Lecture
Please join Hillel for a lecture featuring Stephen Berk, the Henry and Sally Schaffer Professor of Holocaust & Jewish Studies, followed by a sumptuous brunch. For further information, please contact Margo Strosberg or by phone at 518.388.6539.
 
10:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Mandeville Gallery/Nott Memorial		 Mandeville Gallery Exhibit: Parabolas Mexicanas
The exhibit includes: paintings, drawings and prints by Bernardo Gonzalez and Francisco Verastegui, two contemporary artists from Mexico. Please visit the Gallery website for more information and to see images of each artist's work at http://www.union.edu/gallery
 
10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
RCC Auditorium		 Panel Discussion on Terms Abroad
Parents are especially encouraged to take part in a discussion with alumni, students and Professor Bill Thomas, Director of International Programs, as they talk about their experiences on Terms Abroad.
 
11:00 AM
Taylor Music Center		 Multifaith Council: Multifaith Gathering of Worship & Celebration
Join the Multifaith Council for a truly unique worship experience.  Students from various traditions will offer prayers, meditations, and readings specific to their faith practices.  This will be the first gathering of its type for the college and for all the participants as well!  For further information, please contact Victoria Brooks-McDonald, Campus Protestant Minister and Interfaith Chaplain at brooksmv@union.edu or by phone at 518.388.6618.
 
   
 3:00 PM
Proctors Theatre		  The Schenectady Symphny Orchestra
The Schenectady Orchestra is presenting a special, locally-flavored concert at Proctor's. The music is exciting and attractive -- Mozart, Copland, Rimsky-Korsakov, but the "hook" is the photo-choreography of James Westwater on giant screens above the stage.  One of Westwater's collages contains photographs of the Capital District sent to him by local photographers; another is a photo-essay set to Copland's popular "Appalachian Spring". In addition, there are three fanfares, one by Hilary Tann, John Howard Payne Professor of Music, and a beautiful Mozart piano concerto performed by superb young local pianist, Allen Yu. The concert is called "Hidden Gems: Mohawk Valley Vistas" (www.schenectadysymphony.org).