The high school students and their families will spend the day learning about academic programs and opportunities, student activities, and other aspects of campus life. The program includes lunch in Harrington Auditorium, where the visitors will be serenaded by WPI musical groups. For more information about the day's program or to volunteer to help out, call Mike Smith, assistant director of admissions, at ext. The results of the survey will be used to determine the educational needs of each campus in relation to various financial planning and preretirement planning needs and will help in the creation of a series of workshops to help faculty and staff prepare for retirement. The survey should be returned to David Everitt, WPI's assistant director of human resources.
Admission is free.
The sessions, sponsored by COWC's Human Resources Offices, are recommended for administrators, faculty, staff and student leaders. Massachusetts' Sexual Harassment Education and Training in the Workplace Act encourages employers to provide training in this area. For more information or to sign up, call ext. The WPI Programming Contest team placed third out of 20 groups in the preliminary round of the Association for Computer Machinery's Regional Programming Contest at Harvard University on Oct. 1. The win means that Thomas Seidenberg, a senior from Shrewsbury, Mass., Jack Freelander, a transfer student from Auburn, Mass., and Justin Cozzman, a junior from Huntington, Vt., advance to the next round of the competition, which will be held on Saturday, Nov. 9, at Westfield State College.