Kern Center Handbook

KERN CENTER 2017-2018

Student/Membership Handbook

Table of Contents Welcome from the Director of Recreational Services.......................................................... 4 Mission Statement The Kern Center Namesake Staff and Facility Phone Numbers........................................................................................... 5 Kern Center Hours of Operation Facilities........................................................................................................................................ 6 Facility Usage Guidelines, Policies and Procedures.......................................................... 7-9 Assumption of Risk Behavioral Misconduct General Policies and Procedures Entry/Exit Guest Policy Locker Rooms Recreational Equipment Issue Fitness Center, Cardiovascular Ellipse and Strength Training Area............................. 10 Fitness Center Policies Recommendations for Fitness Center Use Track Ice Arena...................................................................................................................................... 11 Public | MSOE Open Skating Skate Sharpening Ice Arena Policies and Procedures Concessions Group Exercise Program.......................................................................................................... 11 Facility Rental Kern Center Membership.........................................................................................................12 Annual Rates Suggestion Box Wellness Center......................................................................................................................... 13 Counseling Services Health Services Tutoring Services – Raider Center of Academic Success (RCAS) Student Employment................................................................................................................ 13 Viets Field....................................................................................................................................14 Academic Calendar 2017-2019................................................................................................ 15 Campus Map............................................................................................................. Back Cover

Welcome from the Director of Recreational Services Constructed to meet the recreational, athletic and wellness needs of the MSOE community, the Kern Center promotes a healthy mind, body and spirit. We invite all to pursue their own level of fitness in this state-of-theart facility. Recognized as one of the top facilities in the nation, the Kern Center positively enhances the campus atmosphere at MSOE. Through usage by students, alumni, the community and national organizations, the Kern Center has become a focal point for not only MSOE, but the city of Milwaukee. Whether you skate, jog, shoot baskets or lift weights, the Kern Center has a place for you.

Rai Stelter

Director of Recreational Services

Mission Statement The mission of the Kern Center is to provide high-quality physical recreation opportunities through the medium of sport; to provide programs and services that promote the three areas of wellness—mind, body and spirit; and to create an atmosphere that encourages individuals to develop lifelong patterns of positive recreational activity regardless of skill level. The Kern Center’s programs and facilities are available to all students, faculty and staff of MSOE without regard to age, sex, race or disability.

The Kern Center Namesake Drs. Robert and Patricia Kern founded Generac Power Systems of Waukesha, Wisconsin, in 1959 out of their garage with one employee, and grew it into a 2,000-person operation.

The company produces generators for industrial and consumer markets and has a number of facilities in Wisconsin, the Midwest and overseas. Robert Kern is the retired chairman and CEO of Generac and has been an MSOE Regent since 1992. Generac was sold in 2006 and resulted in the establishment of the Kern Family Foundation, chaired by Patricia Kern.

The Kerns are longtime supporters of MSOE and generous benefactors. The Kern Family Foundation provided the majority of funds needed to build the 210,000 square-foot Kern Center, which opened in 2004.

Participants are reminded that their participation in all facets of the Kern Center is on a voluntary basis.

The Kern Center and its staff assume no responsibility for injuries received by any person during participation or involvement in any sponsored program or service.

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Kern Center Staff and Facility Phone Numbers

Kern Center Hours of Operation

MSOE Kern Center Location 1245 N. Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202 (414) 277-2850

ACADEMIC YEAR HOURS*

MSOE Mailing Address 1025 N. Broadway, Milwaukee, WI 53202-3109 (414) 277-6763 • msoe.edu Counseling Services ........................(414) 277-7590 Facility Rental....................................(414) 277-2672 Group Exercise Program Coordinator – Matt Zwaschka........ (414) 277-2431

Mon.-Thurs. ............................. 6:30 a.m.–10 p.m.

Fri. ............................................... 6:30 a.m.–8 p.m.

Sat. .................................................... 9 a.m.–8 p.m.

Sun. .................................................. 1 p.m.–8 p.m.

EXAM/BREAK WEEK HOURS** Mon.-Fri. .................................... 6:30 a.m.–8 p.m.

Sat. .................................................... 9 a.m.–8 p.m.

Sun. .................................................. 1 p.m.–8 p.m.

SUMMER HOURS

Health Services..................................(414) 277-7590

Mon.-Fri. .................................... 6:30 a.m.–8 p.m.

Sat. .................................................... 9 a.m.–6 p.m.

Sun. ............................................... building closed

Ice Arena Rental Coordinator – Tom Zienkiewicz .... (414) 277-2301

* Schedule is subject to change. Please call (414) 277-2850 for daily information and changes.

Kern Center Main Line....................(414) 277-2850 Kern Center Membership................(414) 277-2850

** Break Week – defined as dates between academic quarters and traditional holiday periods that the building is open with altered hours.

Raider Center for Academic Success..............................(414) 277-7590

ICE ARENA

Recreational Services Director – Rai Stelter ........................(414) 277-2672 Assistant Director – Matt Zwaschka................................... (414) 277-2431

KERN CENTER CLOSED:

Skate Rental (Ice Arena)..................(414) 277-2870 Open Recreation programs allow individuals to participate in unstructured physical activity such as strength training, cardiovascular training, basketball or jogging to enhance their quality of life and fitness level.

MEMBERSHIPS All MSOE enrolled students and faculty/staff are considered Kern Center members. Memberships are available to both spouses and dependents of students or faculty/staff. Kern Center memberships also are available to MSOE alumni, individuals in the community and corporations (see page 12). Individual memberships are only available to those 18 years and older. Those ages six years or older are required to have a membership ID to enter the Kern Center.

Hours vary: please call (414) 277-2301 for open ice hours.

Nov. 18, 2017 (opens at 2 p.m.)

Nov. 23-26, 2017 Dec. 23-25, 2017 Dec. 30-31, 2017 Jan. 1, 2018 Feb. 24, 2018 (opens at 2 p.m.)

March 30-31, 2018 April 1, 2018 May 26-28, 2018 July 4, 2018 Note: Seasonal changes in the operating hours may occur from time to time. Occasionally, the facility or certain areas in the facility will be closed due to maintenance. Formal organized recreational/fitness activities and special events will be held in the facility at various times throughout the day. These activities may necessitate having to close all or a portion of a specific area. When possible prior notice of these changes/closures will be given via facility signage.

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Facilities

(All levels are accessible via stairs or elevators.)

LOWER LEVEL 2 – Ice Arena – hockey locker rooms (5) – skate rental desk – skate sharpening services – officials’ locker room – vending

LOWER LEVEL 1 – Ice Operations Office – Ice Arena seating – vending – concession booth

LEVEL 1 (main entry—street level) – Arena and Arena seating – main entry to Ice Arena – control desk (check-in) – front desk (membership/fees) – ticket booth – Kern Café – classrooms (3) – Viewing Room – Wrestling Room – athletic training room – portable baskets (2) – ceiling mount baskets (4) – Exercise Studio – Kern Center Office – Raider Center for Academic Success (RCAS) – Tutoring Services – men’s and women’s officials’ locker rooms – men’s and women’s athletic team locker rooms – floor layout: wood competition basketball and volleyball courts or cross-courts for volleyball or basketball (2) – Fitness Center: strength training area featuring state-of-the-art Life Fitness and Hammer Strength products including: • selectorized machines (25) • free weight machines (23) • Hammer plate-loaded pieces (14) • weight plates (8,000 lbs.)

• dumbbells (3,000 lbs.)

• rubberized flooring • Ivanko lifting bars (14) • fixed barbells (35-115 lbs.)

– Suspension System Training Rack 6

LEVEL 2 – Field House – synthetic floor surface – equipment issue–recreation – indoor portable soccer goals – fl oor layout: volleyball (3) or basketball (3) or tennis courts (3) or badminton (3) or soccer – long/triple jump sand pit, pole vault plant box – Athletics Hall of Fame – Counseling Services – Health Services – vending –F itness Center: cardiovascular ellipse featuring state-of-the-art Precor, Matrix and Life Fitness products including: • treadmills (10) • cross-trainers (14) • recumbent bikes (5) • stationary bikes (6) • rubberized flooring • Le Mond spinning bikes (3) • stretching mats • exercise balls • Concept II rowers (8) • step mill

LEVEL 3 –T rack: three-lane 160-meter synthetic indoor running track (10 laps to the mile) – Intramural Office – Athletics Department – Club Sports Office

Facility Usage Guidelines, Policies and Procedures ASSUMPTION OF RISK Please be aware that engaging in physical activities involves a higher degree of risk than normal activities. Individuals participating in recreational activities and programs do so at their own risk and are encouraged to be examined by a physician prior to participating, regardless of age. MSOE and the Kern Center can not be responsible for injuries sustained while utilizing the facility.

BEHAVIORAL MISCONDUCT Facility users (both in active and spectator capacities) may not exhibit behavior that threatens, harasses, abuses, intimidates, harms or endangers any person, or that affronts or invades the privacy of any person. Nor are facility users to conduct themselves in a lewd, indecent or disorderly manner.

In particular, attacking, assaulting and intentionally inflicting bodily harm on another person; taking any action for the purpose of inflicting bodily harm on another person; taking action with reckless regard that harms another person; or the verbal, written or other transmission of the threatened use of force to inflict harm on another person, is strictly prohibited.

GENERAL POLICIES AND PROCEDURES Users are expected to respect the Kern Center and rights of other users. Any user who engages in disorderly conduct, including verbal or physical abuse of an employee or other user is subject to immediate removal from the Kern Center and possible loss of membership privileges.

• Use of the Kern Center is a privilege not a right.

• It is the responsibility of the Kern Center user to be aware of building policies.

• The Kern Center is a tobacco-free facility.

Smoking and/or chewing is not permitted.

This includes the lobby, parking garage and entry areas.

• A lcohol, drugs and banned substances are not allowed in the facility.

• Kern Center is not responsible for lost or stolen items. Patrons are encouraged to leave all valuables at home.

• Dunking/hanging on the basketball rims is not allowed.

• Participants must observe all posted policies/ regulations and verbal instruction from Kern Center staff. Failure to comply with instructions or with policies may result in suspension of Kern Center privileges.

• Children under age 16 must be supervised by an adult at all times.

• Food/drink are permitted in designated areas only.

• Glass containers of any kind are prohibited at all times within the facility.

• Food and chewing gum are not allowed in the Fitness Center or on the track.

• Proper athletic footwear is required. Only non-marking athletic shoes are permitted on activity surfaces.

• No spitting anywhere in the building except in trash receptacles.

• The use of video or photo equipment in the facility is strictly prohibited unless Kern Center administration has granted prior approval.

Permission must be obtained from individuals being videotaped in these approved situations.

• The use of camera/video phones or any video recording devices in locker rooms or activity areas is strictly prohibited.

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• Objects or equipment with sharp edges of any kind are not allowed in the wrestling room.

• No martial arts weapons will be permitted without authorization from the Kern Center administrative staff.

• Coaching, personal instruction or organized activities are prohibited other than those approved by the Kern Center. Scheduling and reservations for Kern Center facilities must be made through the director at (414) 277-2672.

• Rollerblades, roller skates, skateboards, roller shoes, hoverboards, scooters and bicycles are not permitted in the facility.

• Posters/advertising must be approved by the Kern Center or the Student Life Office prior to its placement on facility bulletin boards or counters.

• Injuries that occur during recreational activities must be reported immediately to the building supervisor at the control desk, and an accident injury report must be completed.

• Members and guests assume all responsibility of personal injury. Should Kern Center staff deem it necessary for an injured person to receive medical assistance, appropriate medical personnel will be contacted at the injured party’s expense.

• Helium balloons are not allowed in the facility.

• Kern Center reserves the right to alter any building or activity policy.

ENTRY/EXIT OF BUILDING The Kern Center exists to serve its members. To help ensure that we can offer the atmosphere and privileges expected, members will be asked to show their Kern Center membership ID (MSOE student, MSOE employee or membership picture ID card) each time they enter the center. If there is a question as to the validity of an ID, you may be asked to show a second piece of photo ID. Once your membership status is confirmed, you will be admitted. ID cards are not transferable and are for the exclusive use of the individual named on the card. There is a $10 replacement ID card fee. ID cards are renewable; do not discard them. Entry/exit of the facility must always be through the designated main entrance and exit.

Violators are subject to disciplinary action. All patrons must exit the building upon closing time.

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GUEST POLICY Registering a guest can be done either in person or over the phone at (414) 277-2850. The fee is $5 per guest.

The ability to bring guests is a privilege, not a right.

•G uest registration must occur on the desired day.

• W hen registering a guest in advance, the sponsor will need to provide the following: date of visit, sponsor’s name, sponsor’s student or membership ID number and guest’s name.

• The sponsor must have a current, valid ID card.

The guest will also be required to show some form of current photo ID. The guest must leave their ID at the control desk; when they leave the facility the ID will be returned. Guests 16 or older must have photo ID to gain access into the Kern Center.

• The sponsor must accompany the guest to the facility, check the guest in and stay with the guest during his/her visit. Guests who require disciplinary action may result in the sponsor’s membership being suspended or revoked (no refunds) or the loss of guest privileges.

•G uests may not “page” or search for a sponsor already in the building.

• Solicitation of guest passes will not be permitted. Known solicitors will be denied entry.

• Guest passes must be used at the time of purchase. No refunds.

• A guest may not check out equipment. The sponsor may check out equipment to be used by the guest, but the sponsor is responsible for the equipment.

• Each member is allowed to bring up to three guests per day for visits. Requests for more guests must be approved by the Kern Center director or assistant director.

• Guests are not allowed to bring in children or spectators unless they are registered as guests.

•R egistered MSOE alumni (without membership) may sponsor themselves for a $5 per day visit.

• During heavy facility usage, the guest pass process may be suspended.

LOCKER ROOMS Lockers are available on a day-use basis only and are included as part of your membership.

Members and guests may supply their own lock, towel and toiletries.

Daily lock rental is available for $1 and daily towel rental is available for $1. Lock and towel rental is free for MSOE students with proper ID. Note that extremely soiled towels will be refused for exchange. Personal locks may not be left on lockers overnight. Personal locks will be cut off at the end of each day and contents will be bagged. There is a $5 “lock cut-off� fee to have personal items returned in these situations.

Personal items will only be held for 30 days.

After 30 days, these items will be considered abandoned and shall be donated to a local charity. Children over the age of four are not permitted in the opposite-sex locker room.

Please keep the Kern Center clean. Pick up and dispose of trash and litter. Glass containers are strictly prohibited in all areas of the Kern Center.

Warning: Wet surfaces in the locker rooms may be slippery. Please watch your step.

RECREATIONAL EQUIPMENT ISSUE A limited supply of recreational equipment is available for members to check out. All equipment is on a first-come first-served basis.

Members can check out basketballs, volleyballs and other equipment at the Equipment Issue Desk on level two at no charge. Members are responsible for all equipment checked out to them and will be charged replacement costs for all lost, stolen or damaged equipment. Members will need to exchange their membership ID for check-out equipment. Check-out equipment is to stay in the Kern Center at all times.

Important: Since the Kern Center cannot be responsible for lost or stolen items, always make sure your locker is well-secured. It is recommended that you leave all valuables at home.

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Fitness Center, Cardiovascular Ellipse and Strength Training Area The Kern Center is proud to offer more than 100 pieces of strength training and cardiovascular equipment from Life Fitness and Hammer Strength. Located just off the entry lobby of level one, the Fitness Center offers a strength training area that will keep both the first-time guest or the fitness fanatic content and motivated. The upper level of the Fitness Center houses the cardiovascular ellipse featuring 47 cardio machines with heart rate readouts and automated programming. From treadmills to bikes and cross-trainers, all the newest equipment to keep your heart pumping are ready for action. Instruction is available in the proper use and function of both strength training and cardiovascular equipment.

Contact the Fitness Center staff or call (414) 277-2672 for more information.

FITNESS CENTER POLICIES • Do not drop weights or weight stacks or prop weight plates up against facility walls, pillars or equipment.

• Closed-toe and closed-heel shoes are required in the cardio/weight areas (No sandals, flipflops or aqua socks).

• Shirts must be worn while working out in the cardio/weight areas. Shirts must cover front (top of chest to waist) and full back.

• Return all weights and equipment to appropriate storage after use. Break down all weight bars after use.

• Th ose under the age of 14 are not allowed in the cardio/weight areas unless supervised by an adult.

• Collars are recommended on weight bars for your safety.

• Limit use of cardio equipment to 30 minutes (sign-up sheet during peak hours) per workout.

• Patrons are expected to dry off the weight benches and cardio equipment after their use (spray bottle and towel are provided).

• Spotters are recommended for any overhead lift or squat movement using free weights.

• Do not rearrange cardio or weight room layout.

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RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FITNESS CENTER USE • Warm-up and stretch prior to using strength training or cardiovascular equipment.

• Use proper breathing technique during strength training.

• Use a spotter. Lift only the amount of weight you can safely manage.

• Do not continue to work out if you experience dizziness, nausea, chest pains or other similar symptoms.

TRACK • Inside lane of track is for walking.

• Users must abide by daily track direction: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday – counterclockwise, Wednesday, Thursday, Sunday – clockwise • 10 laps on the inside lane is equal to one mile.

• Track is 160 meters in length.

Ice Arena The Kern Center houses an NHL-sized hockey rink utilized both for athletic contests and recreational activities. Programming includes: intramurals, open skate, special event skating, drop-in hockey and rink ice for figure skaters and their coaches. Services include both skate rental and skate sharpening.

PUBLIC OPEN SKATING

(skate rental fee extra):

• MSOE students with verifying ID may skate for free during open skate (skate rental fees are still applicable).

• $5 adults • $3 children (12 or younger) and seniors (62 and older)

MSOE OPEN SKATING: MSOE students with verifying ID may skate for free during open skating. Most sessions are held on Sunday nights and after MSOE hockey games.

SKATE SHARPENING: • $5 per pair (hockey skates or figure/goalie skates).

ICE ARENA POLICIES AND PROCEDURES All Kern Center Facility Usage Guidelines, Policies and Procedures apply plus: • A ll rental groups wishing to use a locker room must sign out a key at the skate rental desk.

Membership ID and car keys are required for a security deposit.

• Stretching and light calisthenics will be restricted to the east side of lower level two.

Absolutely no running is allowed through hallways or bleachers during rental or Ice Arena activities.

• A ll patrons are expected to help provide a safe and clean environment by disposing of trash in proper receptacles.

• Ice use is by permission/schedule and/or contracted time only. Each new rental or event as determined by Ice Arena coordinator, is required to have the ice resurfaced.

• A ll Ice Arena group users must read, sign and are bound to contractual agreement.

• There are no designated areas for ball playing, street hockey or any stick and puck activities on lower level one or two.

• Parents are responsible for their children’s behavior on and off the ice. Children not involved in ice activities are to remain in the supervision of a parent.

• USA Hockey’s Zero Tolerance Policies will be strictly enforced.

• The American Hockey Coaches Association “Code of Conduct” ideals will be required by hockey participants.

• Contact Ice Arena Coordinator Tom Zienkiewicz with any questions about open skating, broomball or drop in hockey, at (414) 277-2301 or zienkiewicz@msoe.edu.

CONCESSIONS Standard concession fare is available during home athletic events in the Arena or Ice Arena concession stands.

Group Exercise Program A variety of group exercise programs are available.

Call (414) 277-2431 for additional information.

Facility Rental The Kern Center facilities are available for limited rental opportunities. Whether it be a team practice, company “sports day,” or a school field trip, the Kern Center can handle your event. Please call (414) 277-2672 for additional rental information.

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Kern Center Membership CLASSIFICATION

ANNUAL RATE

MSOE faculty/staff/student..................... No charge Spouse or dependent of MSOE faculty or staff......................................... $192

Student is defined as being currently enrolled with verifying MSOE ID.

MSOE faculty/staff and family ........................$264

Spouse is defined as being legally married to “member” verified by a marriage certificate or tax return.

Alumnus/alumna................................................$264

Dependent is defined as up to age 19 (25 if full-time student) with verifying tax return.

Alumnus/alumna and spouse or dependent........................................... $312 Alumnus/alumna and family............................ $376 Community individual **..................................$504 Community individual with spouse or dependent**....................................... $632 Community individual and family**.............. $704

Family is defined as spouse and/or dependent children up to age 19 (25 if full-time student) with verifying tax return.

Alumnus/alumna is defined as having graduated from an MSOE degree program.

Corporate rate – please call (414) 277-2672 to see if your group/organization qualifies.

Senior is defined as a person age 62 or older.

Corporate............................................................. $376 Corporate and spouse or dependent................ $476 Corporate and family.........................................$504 Senior.................................................................... $376 Senior and spouse or dependent....................... $476 Senior and family................................................$504 Non-prime-time community (NPC)............... $376 Non-prime-time community and spouse or dependent........................................... $476 Non-prime-time community and family........$504 Membership application fee per person.............$10 Maximum per family............ $35 (not applicable for MSOE students, faculty or staff members)

* Membership Classifications ** Must be 18 to purchase an individual membership

SUGGESTION BOX Located at the control desk, the suggestion box is for member input on ways to improve the Kern Center. Your input is invaluable to us.

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Wellness Center COUNSELING SERVICES Students face numerous common concerns including study habits, class attendance, social conflicts, self-certainty and career decision-making. Personal problems, whether they have their origin on or off campus, often deter students from their formal educational objectives.

Counseling Services provides a setting in which students may discuss privately with a counselor any problems that affect these educational goals. The counselor can help students focus on realistic solutions to these and other potential problem areas so students will experience personal and academic satisfaction and success. Counseling Services also invites you to participate in the many health, development and wellness programs offered for the personal and professional growth of all members of the MSOE campus community.

For more information or to make an appointment, stop by the Counseling Services Office in the Kern Center, or call (414) 277-7590.

HEALTH SERVICES Health Services provides basic services such as first aid and referral to local health care facilities.

Students who require medical, dental or optical treatment can contact the Health Services Office for information regarding professional practitioners and health care facilities located near the university.

Students who wish to continue the ongoing medical treatment they are receiving at home or require specialized care should contact the Health Services staff for more information and referral to the appropriate local specialist, physician or hospital. Charges for such care rendered on and off campus will be assumed by the patient.

In the event of sudden illness or the need for emergency care, the patient may contact Health Services at (414) 277-7590 or Public Safety at (414) 277-7159 for evaluation and assistance. Public Safety officers are available to assist in the transport of any patient in the event of an emergency.

TUTORING SERVICES The Raider Center for Academic Success provides MSOE students with free academic support services including individual peer tutoring; student-led interactive study sessions; drop-in centers for math, chemistry and physics; and sessions on study skills and time management strategies. The Raider Center for Academic Success is located in the Kern Center rooms K-125/127. Call (414) 277-7274 or email rcastutoring@msoe.edu for more information.

Student Employment Employment opportunities are available at the Kern Center, but are limited to MSOE students.

Positions are available in the following areas: control desk, Fitness Center, building supervision, Ice Arena, equipment issue, skate rental and special events. CPR/AED certification is required for some positions (training provided by MSOE). Open to both Federal Work-Study and traditional student workers. Please call (414) 277-2301 for more information.

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Viets Field Viets Field is constructed on top of the in-ground, 780-car parking facility across Knapp Street (1305 N. Broadway) from the Kern Center. The field is used for collegiate soccer and lacrosse and youth sports. As an extension of the Kern Center, it further supports MSOE’s commitment to student wellness and development as a whole person.

The $30 million project was largely supported with a very generous donation from Drs. Robert and Patricia Kern.

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Milwaukee School of Engineering Academic Calendar 2017-2019 FALL QUARTER (11 weeks)

2017-2018 2018-2019

Labor Day

Monday, Sept. 4

Monday, Sept. 3

Classes begin 8 a.m.

Tuesday, Sept. 5

Tuesday, Sept. 4

End of Fall Quarter 5 p.m.

Saturday, Nov. 18

Saturday, Nov. 17

Commencement Ceremony

Saturday, Nov. 18

Saturday, Nov. 17

Thanksgiving Day

Thursday, Nov. 23

Thursday, Nov. 22

Classes begin 8 a.m.

Monday, Nov. 27

Monday, Nov. 26

Christmas Break begins 10 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 23

Saturday, Dec. 22

Classes resume 8 a.m.

Monday, Jan. 8

Monday, Jan. 7

End of Winter Quarter 5 p.m.

Saturday, Feb. 24

Saturday, Feb. 23

Commencement Ceremony

Saturday, Feb. 24

Saturday, Feb. 23

Classes begin 8 a.m.

Monday, March 5

Monday, March 4

Spring Break begins 10 p.m.

Thursday, March 29

Saturday, April 13

Classes resume 8 a.m.

Monday, April 9

Monday, April 22

End of Spring Quarter 5 p.m.

Saturday, May 26

Saturday, May 25

Commencement Ceremony

Saturday, May 26

Saturday, May 25

Memorial Day

Monday, May 28

Monday, May 27

WINTER QUARTER (11 weeks)

SPRING QUARTER (11 weeks)

SUMMER QUARTER The schedule of classes may vary during the summer term. A variety of attendance options are offered from 6- to 11-week sessions. To receive a schedule of classes and further information visit msoe.edu/ registrar. All new and returning students will be notified concerning registration dates. * No break week

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