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4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
VEISHEA Alumni Appreciation
Dinner and Silent Auction
Scheman Building, Map Inset A
$25.00 dinner ticket, $30.00 dinner and Stars
Over VEISHEA ticket
Exhibits
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Black Student Alliance
Presents Harambee, Map Inset A
Agriculture and
Life Sciences
Fischer Theater
Tickets available
6:00 pm – 3:00 am
Live @ VEISHEA
Entertainment Sites
Mary Greeley
Medical Center Stage, e-5
6:00 p.m. 7:15 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 10:15 p.m. 12:15 a.m. 1:45 a.m. No Better Cause
Hello Dave
Battle of the Bands Winner
Story of the Year
wreckage of the modern city
Mike Jones
Union Drive Stage, f-3
6:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 9:15 p.m. 11:15 p.m. 12:30 a.m. 2:00 a.m. Navy Band
Keepers of the Carpet
Chris Cagle
Scratch Track
Pop Genre Artist — TBA
KounterTop
V–Games Forker Building Parking Lot, e-7
6:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m. 1:15 a.m. Ride and Glide Stunt Show
STIHL Timber Sports
Team FMX Ramp Show
Ride and Glide Stunt Show
STIHL Timber Sports
Team FMX Ramp Show
Ride and Glide Stunt Show
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
VEISHEA Motorcycle Show
Registration 6:30 pm
Union Drive, north of the Memorial Union
7:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Stars Over VEISHEA
“The Music Man,” Map Inset A
Stephens Auditorium
Tickets available
10:00 pm – 12:00 am
Free Indoor Movie
2055 Hoover
“Blood Diamond”
Fermentation for Ethanol Production
Learn about new methods to increase the
efficiency of ethanol production.
Health Innovations
Learn about new healthy food ingredients
developed at Iowa State.
10. College of Agriculture — Explore
1. 150 Years of Progress in Animal
Agriculture at ISU
Kildee Hall, b-6
Milk a cow, see ultrasound in action, and taste
homemade ice cream.
2. Agriculture and Biosystems Engineering
Davidson Hall lawn, b-3
Trace the developments of one of the 20
greatest engineering achievements of the 20th
century.
3. Ag Education and Studies
Central campus, d-5
Explore careers in agricultural communications,
education and production systems. Step into
our world of opportunity.
4. Agriculture Systems Technology Club
— Pedal Tractor Pull Off
Osborn Drive at Davidson Hall, b-3
For children ages 3–11. Also, watch your
favorite ISU celebrities compete.
5. Agronomy — Who Are Agronomists?
Central campus, e-5
Play with dirt, tour a garden, enjoy free popcorn
and edible dirt.
6. Animal Science / Block & Bridle Club
Zoobly Zoo
Farm Bureau Pavilion at Kildee Hall, b-6
Petting zoo with baby calves, lambs, pigs, and
chickens.
7. Biological Sciences
Central campus, d-5
From molecules to the biosphere, come explore
the mysteries of life.
8. Biotechnology Outreach Education Center
Molecular Biology Building, a-3
Learn more about biotechnology.
9. Center for Crop Utilization Research
Central campus, d-5
Biocomposites Research Group
See wood made with soy adhesives and
bioplastics made from corn and soybeans.
Biodiesel — From Seed to Fuel
You’ve heard about it. Now watch our
faculty make it.
Biofuels and Biolubricants
View an array of biorenewable fuels and
lubricants.
Awesome Careers in Agriculture
Central campus, d-5
The adventure of teaching, communicating and
producing can be yours.
11. Dairy Science Club
south of Beardshear Hall, e-4
Introducing “Cyclone Celebration,” Iowa State’s
new Sesquicentennial ice cream!
12. Economics
Central campus, d-5
Come test your knowledge of fun and
interesting economic lessons over the past 150
years.
13. Entomology ­­— It’s an Insect-A-GANZA!
Central campus, d-5
Meet the most common and varied animals in
the world.
14. Equestrian Club
Horse Barn at corner of Stange and Pammel, a-6
Pony rides
15. Farm House Museum
Central campus, d-6
Visit the first building on the campus and the
exhibit, The Early Years: The Founding Model
Farm and the College, celebrating the earliest
days and people at Iowa State College from
1860–1910. 16. Folding @ ISU — Folding for Charity
east of Morrill Hall, d-4
What is Folding @ ISU? Come learn more
about our charity as well as our national group,
Folding @ Home.
17. Food Science and Human Nutrition —
See How Far We’ve Come!
Central campus, d-5
See comparisons of food and nutrition issues
from 150 years ago to today.
18. Horticulture — Get a Handle on
Horticulture
Central campus, d-5
Explore horticultural scavenger hunts and learn
garden hints from our experts.
19. Insect Zoo
4th Floor, Science II, b-5
Educational, hands-on display of some of the
world’s more unique species of insects and
arthropods. Cockroach races!
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20. Living History Farms
Central campus, e-5
Get Your Grip on History
21. Molecular Biosciences (two locations)
east of Morrill Hall, d-4
Molecular Biology Building, a-3
22. Natural Resource Ecology and Management
Central campus, e-5
NREM/Earth Day fun: critters, tree walks/seedlings,
casting contest, nature ID, conclave/climbing demos,
face painting, and Smokey Bear, all presented by
animal ecology, forestry, wildlife care clinic and 10
natural resource ecology and management clubs.
23. Plant Pathology — The Plant Detectives
Central campus, d-5
Why do plants get sick? Plant ID’s, Asian soybean
rust information, 150 years of plant pathology.
24. Plant Sciences Institute — Food, Fuel and Feed
Central campus, e-5
Get your “a-MAIZE-ing” tattoo and learn how
the Plant Sciences Institute is exploring the
future of your food, your fuel and animal feed.
25. Rodeo Club
South of Lagomarcino Hall, b-6
Try your hand at roping and riding the
mechanical bull!
26. Seed Science Center, BIGMAP, Institute
for Food Safety and Security
Central campus, d-5
From Quality Seeds to Safe Food
Journey back in time to 1890 and learn the history
of seed science and food safety at Iowa State.
Eat Your Homework!
Learn about several different types of
edible seeds-then try them as a snack!
CSI: Cyclone Seed Indentifier
Grab a handful of mystery seeds then test
your seed knowledge to win a prize!
So you want to be a food safety expert?
Talk to a food safety specialist. Learn how
ISU scientists help keep your food safe.
27. Sociology and Public Service in
Agriculture Club
Central campus, e-5
Learn about the rural/urban divide.
28. Soil and Water Conservation Club
Central campus, d-4
Watch how water travels through soils.
29. Statistics at ISU: 75 Years and Counting
Central campus, d-5
See the men, women, machines and ideas that
make statistics a modern science and a modern art.
30. Undergraduate Microbiology Club
Science Hall, b-5
Homemade soda pop, giant walk-through
bacterial cell, and many hands-on activities
in microbiology.
Art and Design
31. Art on Campus
Visit these public works of art on campus where
University Museums docents will interpret them
with you. Beardshear Hall, second floor; Library
Rotunda; McKay lawn; Durham lobby; Food
Science Courtyard; Agronomy Courtyard; Kildee
lobby. b-6, e-4, c-5, c-4, c-3, d-7, c-7, b-6
32. Brunnier Art Museum
Scheman Building, See Map Inset A
What’s Your Legacy? presents historical and
contemporary portraits of people who have
created important legacies at Iowa State over
the last 150 years. Rodin: In His Own Words
presents sculptures of this important 19th
century French artist who also inspired our
campus artist, Christian Petersen.
33. Christian Petersen Art Museum
Morrill Hall, d-4
Visit our newest art museum dedicated to the
artistic legacies of Christian Petersen. Inaugural
sculpture and painting exhibitions, Urban Artist
and New York Student Art League.
34. College of Design
College of Design lawn, c-1
Craft Garden
Make crafts from recycled materials and
learn about adaptive reuse. Items also
available for purchase.
Emerging Green Builders
Students are learning about sustainable
design and construction. Buy a button.
Spring into Art
It’s the College of Design Art Club’s Spring
Art Sale. Find a treasure: ceramics,
sculpture, jewelry, wood furniture and
accessories, and photographs.
35. Design Pavilion
Central campus, d-4
Design through the Decades — Explore the
history of our College of Design and what
has made it one of the nation’s leaders in its
approach to student learning.
36. Pocket Parks, b-4 , c-5 , f-3
Experience three parking stalls transformed into
themed pocket parks by the Student Society of
Landscape Architecture.
37. Senior Student Exhibition
Gallery 181, College of Design, c-1
Let it Show! — the best work by integrated
studio arts majors graduating in 2007.
Business
38. Alpha Kappa Psi
south of the Campanile, f-5
A raffle and Plinko. Come find out about our
organization.
39. Are you an investor?
Gerdin Business Building, e-6
Participate in an online simulation (every 30
minutes). Drawings for prizes.
40. Beta Alpha Psi — Plinko the BAP Way
south of the Campanile, f-5
Take your chance in a Plinko game and learn
about all the sponsors that allow our
club to bridge students to their dream
careers.
FREE BIRTHDAY CAKE
After the parade, join
us on the steps of Beardshear Hall for the official kick-off of our
Sesquicentennial, as President Geoffroy
and special guests wish the university a
happy 150th birthday and cut the first of
20,000 pieces of FREE birthday cake just
for you!
41. Business Council
south of the Campanile, f-5
42. Entrepreneur Club
south of the Campanile, f-5
Play exciting games, buy balloons and
personalize finals kits for your student.
43. Finance Club
south of the Campanile, f-5
A Bird in Hand is worth 2 in the Bush (A Bird
in Hand = 2 in the Bush/(l + r). Laptops and
templates will demonstrate that money in hand
today is worth more than money in the future.
44. Management Information Systems Faculty
south of the Campanile, f-5
Come see what the MIS program and club have
to offer you!
45. Marketing Club
south of the Campanile, f-5
46. Multicultural Business Network
south of the Campanile, f-5
MBN — We Love Culture
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Engineering and
Technology
47. American Society of Safety Engineers
— Rescue Me
north of Morrill Hall, d-4
Learn more about fire safety by viewing a fullsized simulation of a fire sprinkler system, and
participate in other interactive games.
48. Association of General Contractors Flag
Display
Morrill Hall parking lot, d-4
49. Chemical Engineering Graduate Student
Organization
Central campus, d-3
You’ll see demonstrations about basic chemical
engineering concepts and industrial chemical
reactions relating to the emerging bio-based
industry.
50. ChocoBiz
Room 0028, Black Engineering, e-2
Ever dreamed of a job like Willy Wonka’s?
Run your own chocolate factory and tour the
engineering labs with students of the Institute
of Industrial Engineers, Industrial Engineering
Ambassadors, and the IDEAL Learning
Community.
51. College of Engineering
east of Marston Hall, d-3
Engineering Career Services
Get the scoop on careers and
entrepreneurship opportunities in
engineering.
Technology Toss Games
Learn more about engineering and try your
luck at our hands-on games. Hosted by the
Office of Outreach and Recruitment and
Engineers’ Week.
52. College of Engineering
east of Marston Hall, d-3
First LEGO League and American Society of
Engineering Education
Engineer this! Come have some fun with
Lego robotics, computer programming,
and check out the Segway Personal
Transporter. We’ll show you why being an
engineering kid is so much fun!
Wheel of Innovation — sponsored by
Engineering Student Council
Kids, spin the wheel and solve the puzzle
for your chance to win awesome prizes!
FREE face painting with the Society
of Women Engineers and Women
in Science and Engineering! Make,
decorate and fly a paper airplane to
challenge the record!
53. College of Engineering
east of Marston Hall, d-3
Electrical and Computer Engineering and
Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers
Watch electricity and magnetism wirelessly
turn on a lightbulb and propel a ring into air.
Plus, see IEEE student design projects.
Society of International Engineers and
Engineering International Programs and
Services present Engineering Expeditions
Free souvenir as you “Picture Yourself
Abroad” or take “150 Steps Around the
World.” Your adventure begins here.
54. College of Engineering
southeast of Marston Hall, e-3
Mechanical Contractors Association
Concrete forms, unique building tricks of
the trade, and much more!
Water Quality Club Demonstrations
Find out what happens to our water, all
in a fun, educational format. Student
organizations include NAIT, AiCHE, Pi Tau
Sigma and the John Deere Demo.
55. College of Engineering
WE ALL SCREAM
FOR ICE CREAM
Celebrate with a scoop of our
very own special Sesquicentennial ice cream flavor “Cyclone
Celebration” developed by the
Dairy Science Club
southeast of Marston Hall, e-3
Cyclone Power Pullers ¼-Scale Tractor
Team
Hop on board a ¼-scale tractor and see
the team’s fleet sponsored by the American
Society of Agricultural and Biological
Engineers.
Powering the Past, Present and Future
See the evolution of transportation, human
powered car to formula car to solar
powered car.
56. Electrical and Computer Engineering and
Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers
Coover Hall, c-2
See IEEE student design projects.
57. Gaffer’s Guild Glassblowing
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
1334 Sweeney Hall, d-2
Student glassblowers in action. Buy some of
their glass creations.
58. High-Altitude Balloon Launch
2:30 p.m. (weather permitting)
between Howe Hall and College of Design, d-1
59. Human Computer Interaction
east of Marston Hall, d-3
Can’t program your VCR? Come learn why! Test
your skills at the HCI Usability Relays.
60. Ice Cream Product Demonstration
east entrance to Sweeney Hall, c-3
Sample “engineered” ice cream made by
student members of the American Institute
of Chemical Engineers and the National
Organization for the Advancement of Black
Chemists and Chemical Engineers.
61. Information Assurance Center and
Information Infrastructure Institute (ICube)
east of Marston Hall, d-3
IT Adventures and Applications — Explore how
information technology affects our lives. Learn
about hackers, cyber infrastructure, and cyber
defenders.
62. Information Technology Services
east of Marston Hall, d-3
A Trip through Computing Memory Lane
— Computers changed our work and play. See
the ancestors of today’s technology in this minimuseum.
63. Information Technology Services
east of Marston Hall, d-3
Technology Trivia — Discover what you
remember about technology’s history. Gameshow format features questions, competition,
fun and prizes.
64. Iowa State Space Society — To Infinity
and Beyond
west of Beardshear Hall, e-3
Come see our display of rockets and other
space-related items.
65. National Association of Industrial
Technology
north of Morrill Hall, d-4
Watch our competition robot perform and get
your 2007 VEISHEA coaster.
66. Rapid Prototyping Demos
1210 Sweeney, c-2
Don’t miss the demonstrations of cool stuff
being made in the Rapid Prototyping Lab.
67. Solar Car
Sweeney Hall garage, d-2
Check out the ISU Solar Car and meet Team
PrISUm.
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68. Spacecraft Systems and Operations Lab
Demos
Howe Hall lower atrium, d-1
Low altitude balloon experiments, payload setup
and new gadget demos.
69. Tau Beta Pi
west of the Hub, d-3
Ready, get set, build! High schoolers from
around the state are invited to build the best
egg thrower and test it.
Human Sciences
70. And the Winners Are!
Morrill Hall, d-4
See the winning entries from this year’s Textiles
and Clothing Fashion Show.
71. College of Human Sciences
south of MacKay Hall, c-5
Children Leave a Lasting Impression
Learn about the ISU Child Development
Laboratory School. Children can stamp and
make a VEISHEA handprint.
Consider the Possibilities
Be our guest! Try out a career in hotel,
restaurant and institution management.
Enhancing Couple/Family Relationships
ISU Marriage and Family Therapy Clinic:
Providing professional and affordable
services to the community.
Folkloric Latin American Dance Troupe on
display
2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Dance performance will be representative
of various Latin American countries.
Hubs of Human Sciences
Purchase a commemorative poster of
buildings on campus that make up the
college.
Human Development and Family Studies
Learn about majors and exciting career
paths in human development and family
studies.
Human Sciences: Where People Matter
Explore majors, study abroad opportunities,
diversity, internships and student services.
Iowa State Dancers on display
1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Performances by our award-winning
students.
Let’s Play
2 – 2:30 p.m.
Children’s play activities directed by
students in health and human performance.
Magic of Technology
Explore how comic digital pictures, iPods
and techno-tools improve teaching and
learning.
Nutrition for Health and Wellness
Test nutrition knowledge, learn how to “eat
to compete,” and guess food portion sizes.
Physical Culture to Kinesiology
Investigate the history, research and
careers in health and human performance.
Read Aloud
Enjoy your favorite story with guest
readers.
REFLECT: Concept to Design
Learn about the imagination, talent and
techniques behind the student entries in
Iowa State’s popular Textiles and Clothing
Fashion Show.
Rock and Roll
Come rock and roll with the students in
family and consumer sciences education.
Story Time
3:30 – 4 p.m.
Listen to “celebrity” story readers share
their favorite books.
Teacher Education at ISU Welcomes the
Student in Everyone
Play math and science games with future
teachers! Learn about teacher licensure
options.
Teaching, Technology and Leadership
Footprints in the past — hands on the
future.
Tell Your Story. Write History.
Alumni, faculty, staff and students from the
former colleges of education and family
and consumer sciences are invited to share
their memories.
VEISHEA Adventures for Kids
Different games every hour. All ages
welcome.
Who wants to go to college?
Learn what families can do to prepare for
college after high school.
You Could Be a Victim
Explore identity theft and predatory lending.
Kids, try our money games!
72. Food Science Club — Cyclone Fudge
north of LeBaron Auditorium, c-4
Chocolate lovers, don’t miss this one!
73. VEISHEA Cherry Pies
16 MacKay Hall — Joan Bice Underwood
Tearoom, c-5
Carry on the tradition. Purchase your VEISHEA
cherry pie.
Liberal Arts
and Sciences
Diggin’ the Union
Find out what a team of ISU archaeologists
discovered at the Memorial Union
construction site.
Join the Navy
We’re talking the Skunk River Navy
— student environmentalists who clean up
Ames streams each fall.
Languages and Cultures for the
Professions
A second language is vital in today’s
business world as ISU engineering and
business students are finding out.
Life in the Savanna
Explore primatologist Jill Pruetz’s day-today life as she studies chimpanzees in
Senegal.
Plaza Stories
Discover the stories behind the bricks in
the Plaza of Heroines. Buy a brick for your
heroine.
The Center of It All
Learn more about Liberal Arts and Sciences
— the college where ISU students take half
their courses.
Twister
Learn about storm chasing from
meteorology students in the nation’s top
American Meteorological Society student
group.
76. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
“Meet and Greet”— From poets to politics,
come visit with our talented alumni, faculty,
staff and students such as a U.S. Poet Laureate,
“Dr. Politics,” the admiral of the Skunk River
Navy, and cast members of SOV’s The Music
Man.
77. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
150 Fascinating People — In honor of Iowa
State’s 150th birthday, we’ve assembled a photo
display of some of the truly fascinating faculty,
staff and alumni from our college.
78. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
Admissions
79. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
Career services
74. Chemistry
80. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
75. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
81. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
south of Catt Hall, d-5
Catt Center
English
82. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
International programs
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83. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
84. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
south of Catt Hall, d-5
85. Ecology, Evolution and Organismal
Biology Graduate Student Organization
north of Bessey Hall, c-6
Learn about the importance and diversity of
native plants in Iowa. Plants for sale!
86. English Club — Writers Block
Central campus, d-6
Join us for a variety of craft activities and a
display of faculty members’ accomplishments.
87. Geology Club
Science Hall, b-5
3rd Rock from the Sun — Visit us for a history of
the world wrapped up in a mineral.
88. Kappa Kappa Psi — Iota Omega chapter
east of Morrill Hall, d-4
Learn more about how we keep the enthusiasm
high for the Iowa State bands.
89. Medieval Re-Creationist Club
Central campus, d-4
Go medieval — learn about Middle Ages
fighting techniques, arts and sciences, and the
people’s day-to-day lives!
90. Physics and Astronomy Club
Physics Hall, b-4
Hands-on activities.
91. Psychology Club
Lagomarcino Hall, b-5
Psyching up for Life.
92. Shaping Science for 60 years
Central campus, e-4
Discover how Ames Laboratory and the Institute
for Physical Research and Technology have
been shaping science for 60 years.
93. Society of Chemistry Undergraduate
Majors (SCUM)
Gilman Hall, b-3
Don’t miss this exciting demonstration for all ages.
Veterinary Medicine
94. College of Veterinary Medicine
Central campus, d-5
Experience the past, live the present and touch
the horizon of veterinary education, featuring
the animals and people.
95. College of Veterinary Medicine Open House
1600 S. 16th St., See Map Inset C
noon to 4:30 p.m.
Includes petting zoo, sheepherding dogs, tours
and Gentle Doctor photos.
Campus Units
96. Air Force ROTC — Above and Beyond
Central campus, d-5
Come and see an F-16 engine, the official Air
Force truck, hourly drill team performances and
other displays.
97. Alliance for Disability Awareness
Wheelchair Obstacle Course
Central campus, d-4
What is life like for the disabled? Find out by
participating in a wheelchair obstacle course
and other disability simulations.
98. Alumni Association — Life After 50
west of Sloss House, e-5
Experience our College for Seniors and ISU
Retirees. Alums – old and new, we have free
stuff. Just for you.
99. Cyclone Amateur Radio Club
Central campus, e-4
Come hang with the hams and see what
Amateur Radio is really about!
100.Facilities Planning and Management
— Campus the Beautiful
Central campus, e-4
The past, present and future of campus. See
the master plan and try your luck on our special
Veenker Memorial putting green.
101.Facilities Planning and Management
General Services Building, c-8
Tour the Hall of History and see a 3-D model of
campus.
102.Freshmen Council
east of Morrill Hall, d-4
Learn how to get involved in campus
organizations.
103.International Food Fair
Great Hall, South Ballroom, Sun Room of the
Memorial Union, g-5
11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
VEISHEA and the International Student Council
present food from around the world. Buy a
sample.
104.Iowa State Center — Great Events
Happen Here
west of Sloss House, e-5
Entertainment for everyone. Win Iowa State
Center event tickets. See yourself in a great
costume.
105.ISU Extension
Central campus, d-5
4-H is 4 U
Explore 4-H fun and learning through
activities led by 4-H members.
Are You a Master of Your Garden?
Tap into the knowledge base of Iowa’s best
gardeners.
Collegiate 4-H
See how 4-H fun continues for students at
Iowa State University.
Connecting Learning and Living
Use your senses to play in seeds, design
plants, make bees and flowers, and
investigate where your food comes from.
Just 4 You
Discover how the Iowa 4-H Center camps
can enrich your summer through “learning
by doing.”
OnTrack — OnLine
See how Iowa State has been helping
people continue their education through
the years and learn how we can help your
career today.
Operation: Military Kids
Discover how 4-H is helping the children
of Iowa’s soldiers before, during and after
deployment.
Think Economic Development — Think
Iowa State University Extension
Iowa’s economy gets a helping hand from
Extension’s Center for Industrial Research
and Service that serves industries in all 99
counties.
Wash Your Hands at Germ City
Find out how clean your hands really are
after you wash them. You may be surprised!
106.ISU Foundation — A Legacy of
Philanthropy
east of Morrill Hall, d-4
Private donations reached $92 million for Iowa
State last year. Come see the impact of private
support!
107.ISU Library — Celebrating 150 years
Central campus, d-3
Discover the library’s past and present and
computer access to the e-Library.
107A.ISU Photography Club — Developed!
Central campus, d-4
Snap on by and see a variety of student
photographs. Some are for sale.
108. Multicultural Celebration
Central campus, e-4
Visit exhibits from the array of on-campus
cultural organizations and see artifacts from
around the world.
Freshmen Council — Many Cultures at ISU
LGBTA Alliance — Its OK
Sankalp — Sankalp on Display
Sunrise — Sun and Fun
Terra cotta plates and clay animals plus
additional authentic merchandise.
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109. President’s Advisory Committee on
Diversity
Central campus, e-4
Featuring outstanding Iowa State scholars and
athletes of color, including George Washington
Carver and football hero Jack Trice.
110. Provost’s Office
Central campus, e-5
Center for Excellence in Learning and
Teaching
We support teaching and learning success
through workshops, faculty orientation,
training technology and grants.
Graduate College
Explore the history of the Graduate College
and take home one of our brochures.
Lectures Program
Take advantage of our national awardwinning lectures program. Engage with
distinguished scholars, public officials,
activists, and internationally known artists
and performers.
Program for Women in Science and
Engineering
Celebrating 20 years.
What is a Provost?
Learn about the Office of the Provost.
111. Power Plant
east of General Services Building, d-8
Take a tour and see the inner workings of our
power plant and learn how energy is produced
for the campus.
112. Reiman Gardens
Central campus, d-5
Discover Excellence in Bloom — Experience
the beauty of horticulture influenced by 150
years of history at Iowa State University.
113. Reiman Gardens
south of Jack Trice Stadium, See Map Inset
B
Experience a fabulous journey through a
miniature garden intertwined with garden trains
and ISU landmarks.
114. Semper Fi Society
Central campus, d-5
Could you be a Marine? Come and visit in our
tent to see if you have what it takes!
115. Serving Iowa State… Daily!
Central campus, d-5
Learn how the Iowa State Daily has served the
ISU community by providing information and a
forum for 117 of ISU’s 150 years.
116. Sesquicentennial Birthday Cake
First floor, Beardshear Hall, e-4
Be one of the first 20,000 to get a free piece of
our 150th birthday cake, compliments of Hy-Vee.
117. Sesquicentennial Information and
Sponsors
east of Beardshear Hall, e-4
Get your free copy of the Iowa State
Sesquicentennial Commemorative Timeline,
published by VISIONS magazine. Learn about
all the activities planned for the yearlong
celebration. Thank our sponsors who are
helping make our 150th birthday a success.
118. Sesquicentennial Merchandise
south of the Campanile, f-5
What do you love about Iowa State? See the
new Sesquicentennial commemorative wall
art, What We Love About Iowa State, created
by Sticks and add your own answer to the
question. You won’t be able to resist buying
a poster, t-shirt or home accessory from the
special Iowa State Sesquicentennial collection
created by Sticks. And be sure to buy a lasting
memento of the 150th celebration from the
University Book Store.
119. Student Affairs — Enjoy Your Student
Affairs Adventure
Central campus, d-5
Visit exhibits and activities from the units within
the Division of Student Affairs.
120. Taste of VEISHEA
north of Lake LaVerne, f-4
Opens at 2 p.m.
Get everything from funnel cakes to hot dogs.
121. Treasures from the Archives: Celebrating
150 Years of Iowa State University
403 Parks Library, c-3
See the original 1858 Act that created Iowa
State and other artifacts from Iowa State’s
history.
122. VEISHEA Car Show
East Campus Parking Deck, e-7
9:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
123. VEISHEA History Expo
Ground floor, Beardshear Hall, e-4
Learn how VEISHEA has evolved since 1922.
124. Vice President for Research and
Economic Development — 150 Years of
Innovation
126. City of Ames
Central campus, d-4
City of Ames and Iowa State: More than a
Century of Partnership — Explore this dynamic
relationship through interactive displays and
demonstrations.
127. Green Hills Retirement Community
Central campus, e-4
It’s what retirement living should be.
128. T-Galaxy
north of Beardshear Hall, d-3
Buy ISU merchandise here.
Cy’s Big Top
129. Central campus, e-4
Fun for all! Activities include face painting,
carnival games, storytelling, and a visit from
everyone’s favorite mascot “Cy.”
Large Equipment/
Vehicle Displays
130. Osborn Drive and Morrill Road
Exhibitors:
Association of General Contractors
City of Ames Electric Department
City of Ames Fire Department
City of Ames Library
Habitat for Humanity
Iowa Soybean Association
ISU Agricultural and Biosystems
Engineering
ISU Agricultural Science
and Technology Club
ISU College of Engineering
ISU Department of Public Safety
ISU Department of Natural Resource Ecology and Management
Sports and
Recreation
131. Athletics: Taking the Next Big Step
Central campus, d-5
Photos with Cy, tattoos from cheerleaders and
greetings from coaches and student-athletes.
Central campus, d-4
Come see ISU’s top innovators and the
inventions that are changing Iowa and the
world.
132. ISU Fencing Club
Central campus, e-4
Community
Organizations
133. ISU Judo Club — Martial Arts
Central campus, e-4
125. Ames Convention and Visitors Bureau
Central campus, d-4
Showcasing the best of Ames! Attractions,
entertainment, shopping, dining, hotels, fun
facts and more.
Join ISU Fencing and fence a friend for $1. Gear
and instructions provided.
Several different martial arts styles will be
demonstrated throughout the day.
134. Nordic Ski Club
east of Morrill Hall, d-4
Frigid fun. Check out the ski equipment and buy
a snow cone.