11:00 am: Meet at Mathematics 3 (Bruce White Atrium)
11:00 am - 1:00 pm: Bring your family and friends and join us for the Math Alumni Open House in the Bruce White Atrium in our new building, Mathematics 3! There will be live music, BBQ lunch and refreshments and free giveaways throughout the event.
Provide a blast from the past and send in your school photos!
Don't forget to show your pride and wear your pink tie and Waterloo gear!
What's happening across campus...
Faculty of Applied Health Sciences (AHS) Fun Run 2014
9 am at B.C. Matthews Hall (BMH)
The 29th Annual Faculty of Applied Health Sciences Fun Run takes place on Saturday, September 27, 2014 and is the longest-standing reunion tradition at the University of Waterloo. The run (or jog or walk), takes place on Waterloo’s Ring Road, and promotes a healthy, dynamic lifestyle and encourages participants to continue to be physically active across the lifespan – a mission of all AHS teaching and research activities!
The event is open to all ages and we attract well over 300 alumni, students, staff, faculty, and members of the Waterloo region community to join in the fun. Participants have the option of a 2.5 km or 5 km run, jog, or walk.
Full details and registration.
Campus tours
11 am - 1 pm, headquarters at Student Life Centre (SLC)
Interested in a guided tour around campus? Take your pick of either a walking tour or bus tour.
Walking tour: current students will guide alumni around campus and share stories and updates about what is happening on campus. The tour will make a short stop at each one of the faculty open houses. Tours depart every 15 minutes with the last tour leaving at 12 noon.
Bus tour: take a seat and rest your feet while you get a full tour of campus. Guided by a current student, the tour will venture into north campus and all the way around ring road pointing out new and exciting details about campus.
Reunion Keystone Lecture with Heather Moyse
3:00 pm at Humanities Theatre, J.G. Hagey Hall of the Humanities (HH)
Join us for the Reunion 2014 Keynote Lecture by University of Waterloo alumna and two-time Olympic gold medalist, Heather Moyse (BSc 2000).
From a small town in Prince Edward Island to the Olympic podium, Heather has been hailed as one of Canada’s leading female athletes, overcoming adversity after injury to win two consecutive gold medals in the Winter Olympic Games.
Come and be inspired by a true Waterloo Warrior as she shares her story of believing in possibilities, becoming her best self and bringing home gold.