SAVE THE DATE
Join us for Sounds of the Season with the WPI Choirs. Hosted by WPI Voyagers, this invitation-only event includes a performance by the WPI Student Choirs featuring seasonal pieces, complimentary luncheon, and a guest social.
DETAILS
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
Location
First Baptist Church, Gordon Hall (Next Door to WPI's Higgins House)
Parking is available in the Higgins House lot or the Park Avenue garage.
Accessible parking is available at the church parking lot entrance and WPI lots.
Parking pass is required and provided upon registration.
11:30 AM
Doors Open
12:00 PM
Buffet Luncheon
12:30 PM
WPI Choirs Performance
1:00 PM
Dessert and Social
2:00 PM
Program Concludes
2:30-5:00 PM (optional)
Great Problems Seminar Poster Presentation
Extend your day on campus by serving as a volunteer judge for the Great Problems Seminar Poster Presentations. See below for additional information and registration.
WPI Voyagers is a social organization founded in 1958 for members of the WPI community, age 55+. Learn more about the organization and programming. We look forward to having you join us!
SEEKING VOLUNTEER JUDGES FOR THE
GREAT PROBLEMS SEMINAR
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
Tuesday, December 10, 2024
2:30-5:00PM
WPI Campus
Rubin Campus Center, Odeum
Seeking WPI community members to serve as judges for the poster presentations. Prior experience or topic expertise are not required. Volunteers will learn alongside current students and enjoy shared experiences.
Interested in being a judge? Advance registration is required. Register to serve as a judge HERE.
Enjoy the presentations as an observer! Members of the community are invited to attend the poster presentations with an option to observe only. Registration is not required to attend as an observer.
More About the Great Problems Seminar
The Great Problems Seminar (GPS) immerses first-year students into university-level research and introduces them to the project-based curriculum at WPI. As part of The Global School at WPI, the course gives students and faculty the opportunity to step outside their disciplines to solve problems focused on themes of global importance. This culminates in annual Poster Presentation Days that celebrate students’ innovative research on a wide range of solutions to some of the world’s most critical challenges. Alumni report significant gains from their GPS experience, citing the strong preparation for all stages of WPI's project- and team-based curriculum, as well as positive impacts on their job readiness.