General Program

8 am

8–8:30 am New Students: Get a Gift!, Spieker Plaza

8:30 am

8:30–9:30 am New Student Welcome, Haas Pavilion

9 am

9–9:30 am Pre-Med Program in Bioengineering, 105 Stanley Hall
9–10 am Probing Ocean Geochemistry in Remote and Stormy Seas, 141 McCone Hall
9–10 am Sex and the Single Dinosaur: What Bone Tissues Tell Us, 2040 Valley Life Sciences Building
9–10 am Surf's Up, or Is It?, O'Brien Hall breezeway
9–11 am Excavate!, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
9–11 am Play With Clay, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
9 am–noon Fossils Roadshow, 1101 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–1 pm Blue and Gold Make Green: The CNR Green Taxi, Campanile or West Circle, near Mulford Hall
9 am–2 pm Molecular and Cell Biology Major Information Table, 2063 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–3 pm Bioengineering Information Center, Stanley Hall atrium, 1st floor
9 am–3 pm Civil and Environmental Engineering Information Table, O'Brien Hall breezeway
9 am–3 pm Dinosaur Evolution Online, 2066 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–3 pm Engineering Information Table, McLaughlin Hall plaza
9 am–3 pm Haas School of Business Student Clubs, Haas School of Business, courtyard
9 am–3 pm Haas School of Business Undergraduate Advising, Haas School of Business, Bank of America Forum
9 am–3 pm Integrative Biology Information Table, 2101 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–3 pm Self-Guided Tours of Haas School of Business, Haas School of Business, Bank of America Forum
9 am–3 pm Undergraduate Honors Research in Integrative Biology, 2062 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–3:30 pm Computer Science Information Tables, Soda Hall, 3rd floor
9 am–3:45 pm Doe and Moffitt Library Tours, Doe Library, outside north entrance
9 am–3:45 pm Gardner Stacks and Moffitt Library Self-Guided Tour, Doe Library, north entrance, or Moffitt Library, south entrance
9 am–4 pm Blue & Gold Yearbooks on Display, Eshleman Hall
9 am–4 pm A Walk Through Time: Evolutionary Research at Cal, Valley Life Sciences Building, courtyard
9 am–4 pm African American Theme Program, Information Marketplace
9 am–4 pm All Day at EECS, Cory Hall, 2nd floor & Soda Hall, 3rd floor
9 am–4 pm Ask a Linguist, 52 Dwinelle Hall
9 am–4 pm Ask the Mathematician, Evans Hall, lobby
9 am–4 pm ASUC Lecture Notes, Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm ASUC SUPERB: Entertainment Central at Cal, Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm Berkeley's Transportation Research Hub, McCone Hall plaza
9 am–4 pm Bug Doctor: Live Insects and Spiders!, Wellman Hall, 2nd floor & front lawn
9 am–4 pm Cal Lodge at Tahoe, Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm Cal Parents Hospitality Tent, Dwinelle Plaza
9 am–4 pm California Alumni Association Open House, Alumni House, Toll Room
9 am–4 pm CalSO Information Tent, Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm Campus Tree Trail Self-Guided Tour, Information Marketplace
9 am–4 pm Children's Animal Soiree, Valley Life Sciences Building, south entrance
9 am–4 pm Darwin and Evolutionary Biology at Berkeley, Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–4 pm Global Lives Film Screening, 235 Kroeber Hall
9 am–4 pm Got Bugs? We Do!, Valley Life Sciences Building, 3rd floor
9 am–4 pm Human Evolution and Everyday Life, Valley Life Sciences Building, courtyard
9 am–4 pm Mathematics Undergraduate Advising and Information, 1015 Evans Hall
9 am–4 pm McCone Hall Rocks!, 141 McCone Hall
9 am–4 pm Meet T. rex, Valley Life Sciences Building, 1st floor, Wallace Atrium
9 am–4 pm Passport to Science@Cal, At all participating events
9 am–4 pm Recreational Sports Facility Tours, Recreational Sports Facility, courtyard
9 am–4 pm Showtime on Sproul Plaza, Sproul Plaza & Lower Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm Student Co-op Housing Tours, Information Marketplace
9 am–4 pm Student Government, Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm Student Organizations on Sproul Plaza, Sproul Plaza & Lower Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm TGIF: The Green Initiative Fund, Sproul Plaza
9 am–4 pm The Financial Aid Office Is Open, 211 Sproul Hall
9 am–4 pm Tour Blake Garden, Blake Garden, 70 Rincon Rd., Kensington
9 am–4 pm Tour the Global-Environment Theme House and Green Suite, Information Marketplace
9 am–4 pm Travels With Charles: Exploring Darwin's Beagle Voyage, Valley Life Sciences Building, courtyard
9 am–4 pm UC Police on the Move, Parking lot north of Sproul Hall
9 am–4 pm Undergraduate Admissions Office Is Open, 103 Sproul Hall
9 am–4 pm University and Jepson Herbaria Open House, 1001 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–4 pm Walter Hood Public Sculpture: Models, Paintings, and Fabrications, 108 Wurster Hall
9 am–4 pm Who Wants to Be a Zoologist?, 3101 Valley Life Sciences Building
9 am–4 pm Women in Science and Engineering Theme Housing, Information Marketplace
9 am–4 pm Young Explorer Science Corner, Valley Life Sciences Building, 3rd floor
9 am–5 pm Lawrence Hall of Science, Lawrence Hall of Science (take Hill Shuttle from Evans Hall east entrance)
9 am–6 pm The New, Restored Sather Gate, Sather Gate

9:30 am

9:30–11 am Excellence and Opportunity in the College of Letters and Science, 155 Dwinelle Hall
9:30–11 am Information Session: The Bioengineering Major, 105 Stanley Hall
9:30 am–2 pm Make Your Own Green-Power Car, McCone Hall plaza
9:30 am–3:30 pm Cory Hall Tours, Cory Hall, 2nd floor entrance
9:30 am–3:30 pm Tours of Soda Hall, Soda Hall, 3rd floor
9:30 am–4 pm Meet Current Math Students, 1015 Evans Hall

10 am

10–10:30 am Mechanical Engineering Labs and Machine Shop Tour, Etcheverry Hall, 3rd floor
10–10:30 am Molecular and Cell Biology Classroom Laboratory Tour, 2063 Valley Life Sciences Building & courtyard
10–10:45 am From Captain Cook to Pearl Harbor: Colonial Archaeology in the Pacific Islands, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
10–10:45 am Some American Myths About Arabic, 254 Barrows Hall
10–11 am Applied to Berkeley? Next Steps, 100 Cesar Chavez Student Center
10–11 am Bear Talk: Q&A With Freshman Cal Students, 100 Lewis Hall
10–11 am Cal Taiko Japanese Drumming, Lower Sproul Plaza
10–11 am Computer Animation and Film: Examples From Start to Finish, 306 Soda Hall
10–11 am Crossroads of Earth Resources and Society: Can U.S. Culture Live Within Its Means?, 141 McCone Hall
10–11 am Dance Showcase, 230 Hearst Gymnasium
10–11 am Darwin, Dover, and Intelligent Design: What's Next for Anti-Evolutionists?, 2050 Valley Life Sciences Building
10–11 am Economic and Health-Delivery Considerations, 160 Dwinelle Hall
10–11 am GIANT Presents Filmmaking at Berkeley, 142 Dwinelle Hall
10–11 am Haas School of Business Undergraduate Program: For Non-UC Berkeley Students, Haas School of Business, C210 Cheit Hall
10–11 am Information Session: Engineering Undeclared Program, 348 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
10–11 am Information Session: Pre-Med, 1 Pimentel Hall
10–11 am Information Session: The Psychology Major, 145 Dwinelle Hall
10–11 am Life as a College of Natural Resources Student, 100 Genetics & Plant Biology Building
10–11 am Meet the Chair: Civil and Environmental Engineering, 502 Davis Hall
10–11 am Mobile Millennium: The System That Keeps Traffic Moving, Bechtel Engineering Center, Sibley Auditorium
10–11 am Preparándose Para la Universidad, 110 Barrows Hall
10–11 am Preparing for College: Middle-School and High-School Years, 20 Barrows Hall
10–11 am Professor Eakin as Darwin, 2101 Valley Life Sciences Building
10–11 am The ABCs of Nuclear Science, 3113 Etcheverry Hall
10–11 am What Amazing Things We've Learned This Year in Physics!, 4 LeConte Hall
10–11:30 am Tour the Museum of Paleontology Collections, Valley Life Sciences Building, 1st floor, Wallace Atrium
10 am–noon Automated Robot Racing Cars, Cory Hall, 2nd floor entrance
10 am–noon Can Video Games Save Lives?, McCone Hall plaza
10 am–noon Electrical Engineering Lab Open House, 246 Cory Hall
10 am–noon Martial Arts Demonstration, Recreational Sports Facility, Martial Arts Room
10 am–1 pm Architecture Shop Open House, 277 Wurster Hall
10 am–1 pm Berkeley Institute of Design Laboratory, 354 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
10 am–1 pm Business Etiquette 101, Sponsored by the SAGE Scholars, Trinity Church, 2362 Bancroft Way
10 am–1 pm CITRIS High-Definition Time-Lapse Project, Soda Hall, 3rd floor
10 am–1 pm GamesCrafters: Undergraduate Game-Theory Research, 310 Soda Hall
10 am–1 pm Tele-Immersion: Long-Distance Collaboration in Real Time, 475 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
10 am–2 pm Cal Forestry Club Exposition, Mulford Hall, east patio
10 am–2 pm Caltopia VII Kick-Off, Recreational Sports Facility, courtyard
10 am–2 pm Intramural Sports and Sport Clubs, Recreational Sports Facility, courtyard
10 am–2 pm KALX Radio Open House, 26 Barrows Hall
10 am–2 pm Massage Therapy, Recreational Sports Facility atrium
10 am–2 pm Mechanical Engineering Information Tables and Demonstrations, Etcheverry Hall-Soda Hall esplanade
10 am–2 pm Mechanical Engineering Open Labs and Demonstrations, Etcheverry Hall-Soda Hall esplanade
10 am–3 pm Army ROTC Climbing Wall, Memorial Glade
10 am–3 pm Biology Laboratory Demonstrations, 2095 & 2097 Valley Life Sciences Building
10 am–3 pm Black Graduate Engineering and Science Students Science Fair, Soda Hall, 4th floor, Wozniak Lounge
10 am–3 pm Earthquake!, 220 McCone Hall
10 am–3 pm Engineering Student Societies, Bechtel Engineering Center, front lawn
10 am–3 pm Eshleman Library and Study Lounge, Eshleman Hall, 7th floor
10 am–3 pm Hands-on Physics, 235, 245 & 248 LeConte Hall
10 am–3 pm Library Bookstore Sale, 132 & 303 Doe Library
10 am–3 pm Live Feed From Hat Creek Radio Observatory, 501 Campbell Hall
10 am–3 pm Nuclear Engineering Student Projects, Bechtel Engineering Center, Trefethen Terrace
10 am–3 pm Open House: Earth and Planetary Science Student Center, 335 McCone Hall
10 am–3 pm Physics Poster Session, 251 LeConte Hall
10 am–3 pm Webcast: CEE Student Teams in Action, O'Brien Hall, 1st floor
10 am–3 pm Welcome to Oskiland!, Memorial Glade, east
10 am–3:30 pm Poster Session: Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, Soda Hall, 4th floor, Wozniak Lounge
10 am–4 pm Ask an Astronomer and Mini Astronomy Lectures, 544 Campbell Hall
10 am–4 pm Computer Programming for Kids, 330 Soda Hall
10 am–4 pm East Asian Library Tour, C.V. Starr East Asian Library, 3rd floor, east entrance
10 am–4 pm Engineering Science Tour of the Rapid-Prototyping Laboratory, 2119 Etcheverry Hall
10 am–4 pm Mark Twain at the Bancroft, Bancroft Library Gallery
10 am–4 pm Open House at the Hearst Museum of Anthropology, Hearst Museum of Anthropology, 102 Kroeber Hall
10 am–4 pm Residence Hall Tours, For a complete list of locations, click Tours at top left
10 am–4 pm Rugby National Championship: Round 16 & 8, Witter Rugby Field
10 am–4 pm Solar Viewing, Campbell Hall, north entrance

10:30 am

10:30–10:45 am Flute Quartet, Hertz Hall breezeway
10:30–11 am Hear the Cal Band!, Sather Gate
10:30–11 am Molecular and Cell Biology Classroom Laboratory Tour, 2063 Valley Life Sciences Building & courtyard
10:30–11:30 am College of Environmental Design: Tour Wurster Hall, Wurster Hall, lobby
10:30 am–noon Information Session: Fall Program for Freshmen, Wheeler Auditorium
10:30 am–noon Political Science and Governance in Africa, 106 Stanley Hall
10:30 am–noon Riding a Segway!, McCone Hall plaza

11 am

11–11:30 am Information Session: Army ROTC Scholarships, 155 Hearst Gymnasium
11–11:30 am Mechanical Engineering Labs and Machine Shop Tour, Etcheverry Hall, 3rd floor
11–11:30 am Summer Programs for Freshmen and Transfers, 130 Wheeler Hall
11–11:30 am Twitter Your Way to Work, McCone Hall plaza
11–11:45 am Creamware, Quakers, and Cactus: The Vanterpool Estate, British Virgin Islands, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
11–11:45 am Impossibility in Mathematics, 60 Evans Hall
11 am–noon Are We Wired for Good?, 145 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon Bioengineering Undergraduate Research Posters, Stanley Hall atrium, 1st floor
11 am–noon Cal Traditions and Songs, Alumni House, Toll Room
11 am–noon College of Natural Resources Career Panel, 100 Genetics & Plant Biology Building
11 am–noon Community College: A Positive Pathway to Advancing Your Goals, 166 Barrows Hall
11 am–noon Computer Animation: An Example From Start to Finish, 306 Soda Hall
11 am–noon Cool Stuff Is on CalTV, Eshleman Hall
11 am–noon Darwin's Voyage Around the World: What Would He Think Now?, 2040 Valley Life Sciences Building
11 am–noon DeCal Class: The Simpsons and Philosophy, 109 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon Discover Cal's Washington Programs, 210 Wheeler Hall
11 am–noon Drop-in Advising for Transfer Students, 100 Cesar Chavez Student Center
11 am–noon Engineering Tour on Northside, McLaughlin Hall plaza
11 am–noon Environmental Earth Science Student Projects, 141 McCone Hall
11 am–noon Get Involved With the Center for Student Leadership, 156 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon GIANT Presents Filmmaking at Berkeley, 142 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon Going Global: International Opportunities for Cal Students, 155 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon Going Public: Publishing Your Undergraduate Research, 160 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon How to Choose Wisely, and Why We Don't, 122 Wheeler Hall
11 am–noon Information for Prospective English Majors, 315 Wheeler Hall
11 am–noon Information Session: Engineering Science, Bechtel Engineering Center, Sibley Auditorium
11 am–noon Information Session: Graduate Studies in Environmental Design, 104 Wurster Hall
11 am–noon Information Session: Molecular and Cell Biology Undergraduate Program, 2050 Valley Life Sciences Building
11 am–noon Information Session: Summer Bridge, 100 Wheeler Hall
11 am–noon Starting Off on the Right Foot at Cal, 10 Evans Hall
11 am–noon Taller de Ayuda Financiera, 110 Barrows Hall
11 am–noon Undergraduate Research in the Interdisciplinary Studies Field Major, 182 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–noon What Is the Large Hadron Collider?, 4 LeConte Hall
11 am–noon Will Water Be the Oil of the 21st Century? A Quest for Sustainable Water Management, 502 Davis Hall
11 am–12:30 pm Information Session: Haas School of Business Undergraduate Program, Haas School of Business, F295 Andersen Auditorium
11 am–12:30 pm University Symphony Orchestra Concert, Hertz Hall, concert hall stage
11 am–1 pm Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish in One Easy Lesson, 33 Dwinelle Hall
11 am–1 pm Flintknapping, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
11 am–1 pm Rock-Art Painting, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
11 am–1:30 pm Panhellenic Sorority House Tours, Sproul Plaza
11 am–2 pm Ashtanga Yoga and Varsity Yoga, 251 Hearst Gymnasium
11 am–2 pm Brain Teasers and Probability, 1011 Evans Hall
11 am–2 pm Dark Matter Search: Open Laboratory, 83 LeConte Hall
11 am–2 pm Graduate Assembly Open House, Anthony Hall
11 am–2 pm Marine Science Demonstrations, McCone Hall, entrance & lobby
11 am–2 pm Random Walks Through the Integers, 1011 Evans Hall
11 am–2 pm Randomness, 1011 Evans Hall
11 am–2 pm Really Cold Physics: Open Laboratory, 115 & 119 LeConte Hall
11 am–2 pm Statistical Methods in Biology, 1011 Evans Hall
11 am–2 pm Statistics Undergraduate Research Poster Session, 1011 Evans Hall
11 am–2 pm The Bell Curve, 1011 Evans Hall
11 am–3 pm Astronomy Laboratory Open House, 705 Campbell Hall
11 am–3 pm Darwin on the Web, 2101 Valley Life Sciences Building
11 am–3 pm Earth and Planetary Science Student Poster and Project Display, McCone Hall, lower lobby
11 am–3 pm Guitar Hero Contest at the Cal Student Store, Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union, Cal Student Store
11 am–4 pm College of Environmental Design: Open House, Tours, and Exhibits, Wurster Hall, lobby
11 am–4 pm First Annual Student Fine-Art Print Sale, 255 Kroeber Hall
11 am–4 pm The Dirt Show and Paintings by Brittany Law, 116 Kroeber Hall
11 am–4 pm Throw a Pot at Sproul Plaza, Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union, Art Studio, lower level
11 am–5 pm Environmental Design Library Tours, 210 Wurster Hall
11 am–5 pm Guided Tour of "Human/Nature: Artists Respond to a Changing Planet", Berkeley Art Museum, 2626 Bancroft Way
11 am–5 pm NASA's "From Earth to the Universe" Photo Exhibit, Space Sciences Laboratory (take Hill Shuttle from Evans Hall east entrance)
11 am–5 pm Space Sciences Laboratory Open House and Tours, Space Sciences Laboratory (take Hill Shuttle from Evans Hall east entrance)
11 am–6 pm International House: Edith Coliver Festival of Cultures, International House, 2299 Piedmont Ave.
11 am–6 pm Open Computing Facility and Publications Center, Eshleman Hall, ground floor

11:30 am

11:30 am–12:30 pm Dance Showcase, 230 Hearst Gymnasium
11:30 am–12:30 pm Preparing for College: Middle-School and High-School Years, 20 Barrows Hall
11:30 am–1:30 pm Paleoethnobotany, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
11:30 am–2:30 pm Celebration of Children's Literature, Tolman Hall, 2nd floor
11:30 am–3:30 pm Botanical Garden Docent-Led Tours, UC Botanical Garden (take Hill Shuttle from Evans Hall east entrance)

Noon

Noon–12:30 pm Cable-Car Bell Ringing Contest, McCone Hall plaza
Noon–12:30 pm Cal Spirit Rally, Sproul Plaza
Noon–12:45 pm Fun With Physics: Why Should Students Have All the Fun?, 1 LeConte Hall
Noon–12:45 pm So You're an Archaeologist?!, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
Noon–1 pm Biomechanics: From Molecules to Organisms, 106 Stanley Hall
Noon–1 pm Education Abroad Program Student Panel, 60 Evans Hall
Noon–1 pm GIANT Presents Filmmaking at Berkeley, 142 Dwinelle Hall
Noon–1 pm Heatstroke: Nature in an Age of Global Warming, 2060 Valley Life Sciences Building
Noon–1 pm How Global Climate Change Will Affect the Oceans, 141 McCone Hall
Noon–1 pm Mechanical Engineering: Meet the Chairs, 3110 Etcheverry Hall
Noon–1 pm Meet Materials Science and Engineering Faculty, 390 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
Noon–1 pm Meet the Engineering Dean, Bechtel Engineering Center, Sibley Auditorium
Noon–1 pm Panel Discussion with Molecular and Cell Biology Students, 2050 Valley Life Sciences Building
Noon–1 pm Physics Undergraduate Program: A Panel Discussion, 4 LeConte Hall
Noon–1 pm Ready for the NFL? Sports Performance Training, 234 Hearst Gymnasium
Noon–1 pm Speaking About Wellness, 160 Dwinelle Hall
Noon–1 pm Studying Integrative Biology at Berkeley, 2040 Valley Life Sciences Building
Noon–1 pm The Dark Side of the Universe, 100 Genetics & Plant Biology Building
Noon–1 pm The Ultimate GPS Treasure Hunt, Mulford Hall, east patio
Noon–1 pm The Value and Impact of an Engineering Education in the 21st Century, 306 Soda Hall
Noon–1 pm Wetlands Exhibit, 125 O'Brien Hall
Noon–2 pm Bioarchaeology and the Reconstruction of Past Lives, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
Noon–2 pm Cal Football Spring Practice, Memorial Stadium
Noon–2 pm Carbon Credits for Your Lawn?, Observatory Hill, west of McCone Hall
Noon–2 pm College of Chemistry Information Tables, Latimer Hall, lobby
Noon–2 pm Genes in a Bottle, Latimer Hall, lobby
Noon–2 pm Information Session: Native American Students, 213 Wheeler Hall
Noon–2 pm Professor Eakin as Darwin, 2101 Valley Life Sciences Building
Noon–2 pm Women's Tennis vs. Stanford, Hellman Tennis Complex
Noon–3:30 pm Plug-In Pavilion in Valparaíso, Chile, 220 Stephens Hall
Noon–4 pm Campanile Carillon Recitals, Campanile (Sather Tower)
Noon–4 pm Electronic Sound Garden: A Music Demonstration, Hertz Hall, north courtyard
Noon–4 pm Introduction to Nanoscience, Hearst Memorial Mining Building, lobby
Noon–4 pm It's Materials, Hearst Memorial Mining Building, lobby
Noon–4 pm Materials Science: Of Superballs, Superconductors, and Strawberries, Hearst Memorial Mining Building, lobby
Noon–5 pm ASUC Art Studio Spring Sale, Martin Luther King Jr. Student Union, Art Studio, lower level

12:30 pm

12:30–2:30 pm The Herring, the Witch, and the Cupboard, 219 Dwinelle Hall

1 pm

1–1:30 pm Aging and the Risk of Bone Fracture, 390 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
1–1:30 pm Live Jazz: April Showers, 125 Morrison Hall
1–1:30 pm Mechanical Engineering Labs and Machine Shop Tour, Etcheverry Hall, 3rd floor
1–1:30 pm Molecular and Cell Biology Classroom Laboratory Tour, 2063 Valley Life Sciences Building & courtyard
1–1:45 pm Fun With Physics: Why Should Students Have All the Fun?, 1 LeConte Hall
1–1:45 pm Hargrove Music Library Tours, Hargrove Music Library, east entrance
1–1:45 pm Navigating Meaning in a Visual World, 160 Kroeber Hall
1–1:45 pm The Law, Native Americans, Archaeologists, and the Study of Human Remains, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
1–2 pm A Tectonic Time-Bomb in Our Backyard: Earthquake Potential of the Hayward Fault, 141 McCone Hall
1–2 pm Ancient Egypt at Berkeley, 254 Barrows Hall
1–2 pm ASUC Student Government Q&A, Eshleman Hall
1–2 pm College of Environmental Design: History and Overview, 112 Wurster Hall
1–2 pm Come Out and Play: Designing and Playing Games Outside, Memorial Glade, north
1–2 pm Community College: Una Opción Positiva Para Alcanzar Tus Metas Educativas y Profesionales, 166 Barrows Hall
1–2 pm Dance Showcase, 230 Hearst Gymnasium
1–2 pm DeCal Class: The Joy of Garbage, 109 Dwinelle Hall
1–2 pm Decisions Under Uncertainty: What's Rational?, 122 Wheeler Hall
1–2 pm Engineering 7 Robot Tournament, 345 Davis Hall
1–2 pm Financial Aid Workshop, 126 Barrows Hall
1–2 pm Generation IV Nuclear Energy Systems, 3113 Etcheverry Hall
1–2 pm How Do Cars Fit Into a Clean-Energy Future?, 105 Stanley Hall
1–2 pm Industrial Engineering and Operations Research: The Science of Better, 3111 Etcheverry Hall
1–2 pm Information Session: Air Force ROTC, 155 Hearst Gymnasium
1–2 pm Information Session: Letters and Science Student Peer Advisers, 110 Barrows Hall
1–2 pm Is Anybody Out There?, 3 LeConte Hall
1–2 pm Meet the Undergraduate Admissions Director, 120 Latimer Hall
1–2 pm Mixer for Transfer Students in the College of Natural Resources, 260 Mulford Hall
1–2 pm Molecules, Materials, and Us, 1 Pimentel Hall
1–2 pm Nanotechnology Research Showcase, Bechtel Engineering Center, Sibley Auditorium
1–2 pm Rhetoric Show and Tell: Narrative, Theory, and Discourse, 142 Dwinelle Hall
1–2 pm The Evolution of Dinosaur Horns, Spikes, and Domes, 2040 Valley Life Sciences Building
1–2 pm The Letters and Science Major in Computer Science, 306 Soda Hall
1–2 pm Tour: Spotlight on the College of Natural Resources, Information Marketplace
1–2 pm Transferring to Berkeley 101, 100 Cesar Chavez Student Center
1–2 pm What Does It Mean to Be a Global Citizen?, 145 Dwinelle Hall
1–2 pm Why the Leech? Approaching Evolution via Comparative Development, 2060 Valley Life Sciences Building
1–2:30 pm How Law Saves, and Kills, Politics, 106 Stanley Hall
1–3 pm Bioengineering Lab: In Situ Atomic-Force Microscopy, 261 Donner Laboratory
1–3 pm Can Video Games Save Lives?, McCone Hall plaza
1–3 pm Computer Science Illustrated Live!, 651 Soda Hall
1–3 pm Creative-Writing Students Read Their Work, 315 Wheeler Hall
1–3 pm Digital Design: From Video Games to Processors, 125 Cory Hall
1–3 pm iRobot Create, 521 Cory Hall
1–3:30 pm Baseball: Cal vs. Oregon, Evans Diamond
1–4 pm Fossils Roadshow, 1101 Valley Life Sciences Building

1:30 pm

1:30–2 pm Building the World's Best Electron Microscope, 390 Hearst Memorial Mining Building
1:30–2 pm Molecular and Cell Biology Classroom Laboratory Tour, 2063 Valley Life Sciences Building & courtyard
1:30–2:30 pm Baroque Jamboree, Hertz Hall, concert hall stage
1:30–2:30 pm Mathematical Game Theory, 60 Evans Hall
1:30–2:30 pm Prediction, 70 Evans Hall
1:30–3 pm Life as a Sociology Major, 402 Barrows Hall
1:30–3 pm Mobile Millennium: Steer Around Traffic With Free Software, McCone Hall plaza
1:30–3:30 pm Rock-Art Recording, Archaeological Research Facility, 2251 College Ave.
1:30–3:30 pm Tour the Museum of Paleontology Collections, Valley Life Sciences Building, 1st floor, Wallace Atrium