Journey map booklets were created to help guide attendees through the event activations and learn more about each station.

Vinyl floor decals were created and placed throughout the event for guests to ‘walk through history’ highlighting major events in the University’s past.

A guest learns how researchers at the Elaine Hubbard Center for Nursing Research on Aging use biotechnology-driven interventions to promote health in later life.

Dr. Ahmed Ghazi, assistant professor of Urology and director of the simulation innovation laboratory, demonstrates how surgeons rehearse their technique using 3-D printed organs.

President Sarah Mangelsdorf and her family join Mark Watters, director of the Beal Institute for Film Music and Contemporary Media, to listen to student compositions for film and video projects.

Eastman student Austin Keck ’22 performs One Study One Summary.

Tanya Kosc, a scientist at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics, shows a guest some of the technologies used at the Center for Advanced High Power Laser Research.

The Eastman School of Music Percussion Ensemble performs to start the program.

President Sarah Mangelsdorf addresses guests, thanking them for the warm welcome she’s received from Rochester.

(L to R) Helen Frankenthaler, John Magnus Champlin, and Marshall Troidl dress as popular pieces of art found in the collections at the Memorial Art Gallery.

Guests mingle with faculty and students at the Rochester Riverside Convention Center.

Sansifanyi, a new drum and dance ensemble featuring students and faculty, performs at the end of the night.