Members of the tour group will have the opportunity to discuss with the school's architectural apprentices the projects they are currently creating. The 600 acre Taliesin Estate, which Wright constantly revised over his life time, represents the evolution of his architectural development which spanned over 70 years. Sign up in the Residence Life Office. There is no charge for the tour. Lunch is included.
Space is limited.
Employment opportunities are available in the Chadbourne cafeteria. For more information contact the Food Service Office at 2-3948. Over 120 campus and community agencies will be there to promote their volunteer needs. Students, faculty and staff interested in community service can match their interests and skills with a wide range of volunteer opportunities in such areas as youth programs, tutoring, child care, advocacy, health care, criminal justice, aging programs and services and environmental issues, as well as programs serving people with cognitive, emotional and physical opportunities. The Fall Volunteer Fair is sponsored by the Morgridge Center for Public Service and the WUD Community Services Committee both located in Room 154 of the Red Gym.