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Saturday Morning


On Saturday morning, those who attended the regional breakfast in the Holland Union Building's social halls used balloon markers to find other parents and alumni who live within their region. As they ate a light breakfast together, they got to know their neighbors within the wider Dickinson community.

Parents also gained insight into the unique Dickinsonian experience at an informal gathering held on the first floor of the Waidner-Spahr Library. They shared coffee with Provost and Dean Neil Weissman and with April Vari ’82, vice president of student development. 


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  • President William G. Durden '71 chats with families at the regional breakfast.
    President Durden
  • The breakfast offered a chance for parents and alumni to easily find others who live nearby. 
    Regional breakfast
  • The regional breakfast was held in the Holland Union Building's social halls. 
    Breakfast
  • Regions in the United States were assigned specific colors. Above, participants consult a map to learn their home region's designated color. 
    Checking the map
  • Parents pose questions to Provost and Dean Neil Weissman and April Vari '82, vice president of student development.
    Asking questions
  • Provost and Dean Neil Weissman answers a parent's question. 
    Dean Weissman
  • The reading area of the Waidner-Spahr library provides an intimate, sunlit setting. 
    Library
  • April Vari ’82, vice president of student development, listens to a parent's concerns.
    April Vari ’82
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