SuperFrog and the TCU cheerleaders will also be there, along with clowns, face painters and a caricaturist. Another addition to Saturday's agenda is a 10 a.m. panel discussion facilitated by TCU administrators. It will be a chance for parents to find out what they want to know about TCU from a panel consisting of faculty, staff and students, Lewter said. Sarah Burleson, Student Government Association vice president, said enticing parents to return is a concern. SGA President Ben Alexander said family attendance depends largely on the student.
Some parents come in for fraternity and sorority activities.
Mine are coming in because they know I am student government president. It's a good way to promote TCU to younger siblings. Sophomore marketing major Evelyn Sames said she has the same hope for her younger sister, who is a sophomore in high school this year. Lewter said although the weekend's event incorporates many different aspects of TCU, she expects the variety show and tailgate party to attract the most people. But some parents do not come for campus activities at all.