Family Weekend Schedule

Family Registration & Continental Breakfast
Location: The Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology, and Innovation Center, The Nurjehan and Moaiz Daya Family Lower Lobby.

We request that families check in at registration upon arrival to campus. Check-ins between noon to 4 p.m. can be done at the Student Affairs office, located on the second floor of the Strauch Family Student Center.

Landmark Leadership Welcome and How to Get the Most Out of Family Weekend
Location: The Lewis Academic Building, Brooks O'Brien Auditorium.

Presenters: Dr. Jim Dlugos, President; Michael Luciani, Vice President for Student Affairs; and Dr. Karrie Kalich, Vice President for Academic Affairs.

Student, Family, and Advisor Meetings

Optional pre-scheduled advisor meetings for students and families in their first two years. Priority may be given to first-year students as slots fill. Meetings should be scheduled in advance of Family Weekend. Please check with your student to confirm whether they have scheduled an appointment or contact their advisor for more information.

BroadFutures Internship Program
Location: The Lewis Academic Building, Brooks O’Brien Auditorium
Presenters: Jan Coplan, Senior Director of Employer Relations & Career Connections, and Carolyn Jeppesen, CEO at BroadFutures

Broad Futures, an internship program uniquely designed for neurodivergent students, will be presented in person by CEO Carolyn Jeppsen.  She will give an overview of this innovative internship program (based in Washington, DC) that focuses on professionalism, communication, and stress tolerance, while incorporating the arts, yoga, and mindfulness. Jan Coplan, Senior Director of Employer Relations and Career Connections will share how Landmark students can receive academic credit while participating in this unique experience.

Lunch
Location: Alumni Hall, Dining Hall

We invite you to enjoy a complimentary lunch as our guest in the Dining Hall.

Transition at College (TaC)
Location: Alumni Hall, Dining Hall, Conference Room B
Presenter: Dr. Eric Gobel-Lynch, Director of Transition Programs

This special session is for families of students enrolled in the TaC Program.

Residence Life – Magical Schools Themed – Activity, Snacks & Crafts
Location: The Strauch Family Student Center, Café Court
Hosted by: Residential Life Deans

Join the Resident Deans and step into a world of wonder and whimsy! Join us for snacks, connections, and a little magic as we explore the spirit of magical schools. Whether you’re here for the treats or the enchantment, all are welcome to gather, relax, and enjoy the magic.

Pickleball
Location: Click Family Sports Center, Coach John Wood Gymnasium

Come join in on some healthy competition in a game of Pickleball. We have equipment available.

Nature Walk/Snowshoe Hike
Location: Click Family Sports Center, Pacheco and Gleitsman Lobby

Come enjoy a refreshing morning nature walk/snowshoe near campus. We will ride in one of Landmark College's shuttles. Hiking boots are recommended. Snowshoes will be provided.

Landmark College Institute for Research and Training (LCIRT), Open House
Location: The Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology, and Innovation Center, Innovation Lab, Room 103

Come learn about how Landmark College Institute for Research and Training (LCIRT) changes education for students who learn differently around the world. You will also hear how our current research is enhancing the Landmark College student experience.

Art Gallery Exhibition “Project Space Indigo”
Location: The Fine Arts Building, Gallery

The Centers for Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) Open House    
Location: Robert Frost Hall, Basement Level

Join CDI staff and student leaders for Dunkin &Conversation. Learn about the Centers, different student supports, and the Reach One Teach One (ROTO) Program.

SGA Central: Student Leadership & Engagement Info
Location: The Strauch Family Student Center, Landmark College Faculty and Staff Atrium

Learn about the Student Government Association, its initiatives, and how student government helps advocate for Landmark College students. 

Scott's Farm Organic Cider Tasting
Location: The Strauch Family Student Center, Landmark College Faculty and Staff Atrium

Come try locally produced cider made from organically grown heirloom apples.

Bookmaking in the Library
Location: Landmark College Library

Join the Library staff and learn how to create signatures, covers, pockets and tipped-in pages.

Landmark WLMC Radio Station Open House
Location: The Strauch Family Student Center, Room 024

What’s Your Major Fair, Career Connections and Global Opportunities
Location: Outside the Lewis Academic Building, Colonnade

This is an opportunity to explore major options at Landmark College. Degree program faculty will gather at tables in the Lewis Academic Building’s 1st floor to highlight each of our major options. Come check out program requirements and student work. Find out what kind of work happens inside and outside the classroom, including opportunities for grant related student research, internships, and work experiences. Career Connections and Study Abroad/Away staff will also be available to answer questions.

Virtual Internship Program
Location: The Lewis Academic Building, Brooks O’Brien Auditorium
Presenters: Juliana Messias, Partnerships Account Manager for Virtual Internships, and Jan Coplan, Senior Director of Employer Relations & Career Connections

Join Partnerships Account Manager for an overview of the Virtual Internships program and the application process. V.I. has a global network of more than 13,000 host companies spanning 18 career fields. They guarantee placement for students regardless of their location or background in their field of interest. Additionally, Virtual Internships also provides additional support to ensure students are successful including career coaching, continuous check-ins and training for employers on how to structure their internship projects. This presentation will be delivered virtually.

Upper Campus Commons – Construction Tour
Location: Stone Hall, Room 018 (ground level)
Presenters: Kyle Skroki, Director of Facilities
 

The Family Journey (continues)
Location: The Lewis Academic Building, Brooks O’Brien Auditorium
Presenters: Tori Tilson, Director of Counseling Services; Meg Spicer, Assistant Director of Counseling Services; Matthew Cherry, Counselor; Jeffrey Hawkinson, Counselor; and Brielle Miller, Counselor

We recognize that the act of “parenting” is often the responsibility of a broad range of family members. This session is for any family member who promotes and supports a student's physical, emotional, social, and intellectual development.
 

Phi Theta Kappa & Golden Key Induction Ceremony 
Location: The Administrative Building, Auditorium

Phi Theta Kappa is the international honor society for two-year colleges. Golden Key International Honor Society is the world’s largest collegiate honor society for students working toward their bachelor’s degree. New members for each will be inducted. A reception will follow the ceremony.

Family Weekend Reception
Location: The Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology, and Innovation Center, The Nurjehan and Moaiz Daya Family Lower Lobby

Join Dr. Jim Dlugos, members of the President's Council, and other Landmark College community members for conversation and delicious hors d'oeuvres.

Dinner

Location: Alumni Hall, Dining Hall, or enjoy a local restaurant.

Family Registration
Location: The Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology, and Innovation Center, The Nurjehan and Moaiz Daya Family Lower Lobby

We request that families who did not check in on Friday register upon arrival to campus. 

Wellness at Landmark College
Location: The Administration Building, The Robert E. Lewis Family Auditorium
Presenter: Todd Miller, Assistant Professor and Physical Education Coordinator

Sleep hygiene and physical activity are the cornerstones of anxiety management and wellness. Join Assistant Professor Miller for an overview of the science behind this work and ways you can support your student from afar in developing healthy habits.

Planning the Next Steps: Career Connections 
Location: The Lewis Academic Building, Brooks O’Brien Auditorium 
Presenter: Jan Coplan, Senior Director of Employer Relations and Career Connections, Marlee Bickford Bushey and Kate Wilson Career Counselors 
 
It is never too late to plan for the future! With that in mind, this session will provide an introduction to the Office of Career Connections. Topics will include services and support available to students as well as factors to consider when transitioning to a transfer institution or pursuing a career.

Social Pragmatics @ Landmark  
Location: The Nicole Goodner MacFarlane Science, Technology, and Innovation Center, Room 111  
Presenters: Members of the Social Pragmatic Programs & Support team  

What is Social Pragmatics? How do we support students? What is social coaching? What is PEERS? How do students sign up for the courses offered by Social Pragmatics? Can any student participate in Social Pragmatic sponsored activities? Meet the Social Pragmatics team. Enjoy a demonstration of a PEERS-style mini lesson. Get your social pragmatics questions answered 

Student, Family, and Advisor Meetings
Optional pre-scheduled advisor meetings for students and families in their first two years. Priority may be given to first-year students as slots fill. Meetings should be scheduled in advance of Family Weekend. Please check with your student to confirm whether they have scheduled an appointment or contact their advisor for more information.

Art Gallery Exhibition “Project Space Indigo”
Location: The Fine Arts Building, Gallery

Course Overview: Perspectives in Learning
Location: The Lewis Academic Building, Brooks O’Brien Auditorium
Presenters: Rebecca Matte, Associate Professor of Education, and Katie Roquemore, Department Chair of Core Education

Have you heard from your student about Landmark College's unique, foundational course, Perspectives in Learning? Are you wondering what this course is about? This session will provide a rundown of the course objectives, and a general review of the topics addressed in this Landmark course. Time will be set aside for Q&A at the end.
 

Brunch
Location: Alumni Hall, Dining Hall

Enjoy a complimentary brunch at the Dining Hall. 

Canvas on Campus
Location: The Strauch Family Student Center, Café Court
Host: Nicole Pacenka, Associate Director of Residential Life & Resident Dean for Aiken

Create a painting while enjoying complimentary hot cocoa and cookies for attendees! Space is limited to the first 50 individuals.

Men’s Basketball Game vs. Rhode Island School of Design
Location: The Click Family Sports Center, Coach John Wood Gymnasium

Come cheer on the Men’s Basketball Team as they take on Rhode Island School of Design!

Dinner (complimentary)
Location: Alumni Hall, Dining Hall

Enjoy a complimentary dinner in the Dining Hall or check out a local restaurant.