Saturday, April 7, a.m. to 3 p.m.

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1 Saturday, April 7, a.m. 3 p.m. Welcome Chico State s Choose Chico! Open House. As you visit our beautiful residential campus, we invite you participate in the many informative workshops, urs, and presentations we ve planned for you throughout the day. Please refer the event grid inside this brochure and plan your day s activities. You can do it all or just a little. This day is for you, and it s designed help you see why Chico State is the best choice. A large selection of our student services, like Financial Aid and Admissions, will have information tables staffed from 8 a.m. 3 p.m. in the Bell Memorial Union (BMU). We will also have a Student Involvement Fair in the Student Services Center Plaza along with our Associated Students (AS) Activity Fair in Trinity Commons from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Free continental breakfast will be served in the AS Marketplace. Our annual cupcake display will be in the window of the Chico State Wildcat Sre from 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Lunch will also be available for purchase in our AS Marketplace or at Urban Roots in the BMU from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. When: Where: What President s Welcome 8:30 a.m. and 9:15 a.m. Laxson Audirium Official Welcome with Direcr of the Office of Admissions, Adam Sltz, and student leader, Diana Castellanos #choosechico

2 Locations &Times Laxson Audirium BMU Audirium Presentations and Events BMU Room 210 BMU Room 203 Student Services Center Plaza BMU Room 211 BMU Atrium: Information Fair East of BMU: Tours, 8:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. Event check-in 8:30 9:00 a.m. 9:15 9:45 a.m. 9:00 11:00 a.m. 11:00 11:25 a.m. 11:30 11:55 a.m. Noon 12:25 p.m. 12:30 12:55 p.m. President s Welcome #1 President s Welcome #2 Trinity Commons AS Activity Fair (10:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m.) Academic Showcases: As you exit the President s Welcome in Laxson Audirium, meet outside on the Kendall Hall lawn be escorted on a rolling basis the Academic Showcases. Look for the balloons and college sign that is home your major. The Academic Showcases provide the opportunity see what Chico State academics are all about. If you have not declared a major, you may visit any showcase of interest. If you have multiple areas of interest, you can visit as many showcases as you like. University Housing presentation University Housing presentation Financial Aid and Scholarships University Housing presentation 1:00 1:25 p.m. Financial Aid and Scholarships 1:30 1:55 p.m. Wildcat Ambassadors Student Panel En Español: información de viviendas, admisión, ayuda financiera. Transfer Student Success Honors Program information Transfer Student Success Honors Program information Honors Program information Honors Program information Wildcat Wilderness Orientation Student Involvement Fair (10: 00 a.m. 2:00 p.m.) Visit various student groups including Athletics How Get a Job on Campus (This presentation only: BMU 220G) AS: Community Action Volunteers in Education (CAVE) En Español: información de viviendas, admisión, ayuda financiera.

3 Academic Showcases Academic Showcases give students and families the opportunity speak with faculty and staff directly related their area of study. Each showcase will be hosted by an individual college and highlight program excellence. After meeting on the Kendall Hall lawn, an escort will walk you the designated location. If you have not declared a major, you may visit any showcase of interest. If you have multiple areas of interest, you may visit as many showcases as you like. Additional urs may be offered by department. Please visit the Academic Tour section of this brochure for further information. Colleges College of Agriculture Majors: Agriculture, Animal Science, and Agricultural Business Location Plumas Hall College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Butte Hall Main Lobby Majors: Anthropology, Child Development, Criminal Justice, Economics, (Psychology majors only: Modoc Hall) Geography and Planning, Health and Community Services, International Relations, (Criminal Justice: Selvester s Cafe) Legal Studies, Multicultural and Gender Studies, Psychology, Political Science, Public Administration, Social Science, Sociology, and Social Work College of Business Laxson Audirium (10 a.m. in Laxson Audirium) Dean s Welcome, including an overview of majors and opportunities within the College of Business. You will also have the opportunity hear the distinctive experiences of current students majoring in Business. Majors: Accounting, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Human Resource Management, Management, Management Information Systems, Marketing, Project Management, and Operations and Supply Chain Management. College of Communication and Education (1 of 2) Tehama Hall Majors: Media Arts, Design, and Technology (Media Arts, Graphic Design, and Mass Communication Design), Communication Studies (Organizational Communication and Public Affairs), Communication Sciences and Disorders, Journalism and Public Relations, Liberal Studies (for future teachers and Liberal Arts), and Education College of Communication and Education (2 of 2) Yolo Hall Atrium Majors: Kinesiology (Coaching, Fitness and Wellness, Physical Education Teacher Education, Adapted Physical Education), Exercise Physiology (Pre-Physical Therapy, Strength & Conditioning), Recreation Administration (Resort and Lodging Management, Events Management, Parks Management, Recreation Therapy, Community and Commercial Recreation, and Tourism) College of Engineering, Computer Science and Construction Management Majors: Civil Engineering, Computer Animation and Game Development, Computer Science, Concrete Industry Management, Construction Management, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Mechanical & Mechatronic Engineering and Sustainable Manufacturing. O Connell/Langdon Hall Quad Area College of Humanities and Fine Arts Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard Majors: Art and Art Hisry (Art Education, Art Hisry, Art Studio, Interior Architecture), Comparative Religion and Humanities (Humanities, Religious Studies), English (English Education, English Studies, Literature), Hisry (General Hisry, Social Science pre-credential), International Languages, Literatures and Cultures (French, German, Spanish, Spanish pre-credential, Asian Studies, Latin American Studies), Music and Theatre (General Music, Music Industry, Recording Arts, Music Education, Musical Theatre, Theatre Arts), and Philosophy College of Natural Sciences Physical Sciences Building Atrium Majors: Biology, Microbiology, Mathematics, Nutrition and Food Sciences, Physics, Nursing, Geology, Geosciences, Environmental Science, Biochemistry, Science Education (Natural Sciences), and Chemistry

4 Workshop Descriptions Transfer Student Success: The process of transferring from one institution another can be complex. Let us assist you with this adjustment while you learn more about campus resources and further explore transfer programs such as, Associate Degree for Transfer and California Promise. Honors Program Information: The Honors Program offers a wealth of special opportunities for motivated, academically successful undergraduate students, including specially designed courses in general education (the Honors in General Education Program) and independent research in selected majors (the Honors in the Major Program). Come this session find out more about the program as well as ur the unique honors housing community here at Chico State. Financial Aid and Scholarships: The Financial Aid and Scholarship Office is committed helping eliminate the financial barriers that may interfere with achieving a university degree. Come find out how we may be able assist you in closing the gap between resources and tal costs. Topics covered include housing, cost of attendance, and financial aid resources. University Housing Presentation: By choosing live with University Housing (UH), students are choosing success. UH provides an inclusive and interactive living environment, where students will unlock their true potential outside the classroom. This session will assist in answering your questions on how UH can help you stay connected and continue grow. Wildcat Ambassadors-Student Panel: Have questions???? We ve got answers! Our current Chico State students are here give you the inside scoop maximize your student experience. Join your Wildcat Ambassadors for an exciting conversation about life at Chico State! Sesión en Español (Session for Spanish Speakers): Una sesión enteramente en español en la cual nos enfocaremos en cómo es la vida dentro de la universidad de Chico y podrá hacer cualquier pregunta que tenga acerca de la escuela y de la comunidad. Habrá la opción de un recorrido por el campus al final de cada sesión. Los temas tratados incluyen admisiones, viviendas universitarias, cos de asistencia y recursos de ayuda financiera. (A session entirely in Spanish, which will allow you take a peek in life at CSU, Chico, and ask any questions you may have about the campus and community. Topics covered include admissions, housing, cost of attendance, and financial aid resources.) Wildcat Wilderness Orientation (WWO): A past WWO participant said "This trip opened my eyes a whole new world of possibilities...i would advise every Chico State student go on one of these trips." Want find out more about the experience behind these powerful words? Attend this session see why the Wildcat Wilderness Orientation is such a valuable experience. How Get a Job on Campus: Many students meet their college expenses by working part-time during their academic career. The Associated Students (AS) of CSU, Chico along with Chico State, offer the convenience of on-campus employment that connects learning life. Combined, the AS and Chico State employs more than 4000 students annually in a variety of entry-level and semi-skilled jobs. Join this presentation learn about the different opportunities, the application process, and how prepare for your first day at work. AS-Community Action Volunteers in Education (CAVE): Community Action Volunteers in Education (CAVE), an Associated Students program, is the largest student-run organization on the Chico State campus. Annually, 2,000 Chico State students volunteer through CAVE s 12 programs serving children, older adults, people with special needs and people experiencing homeless, as well as volunteering for environmental projects and with local animal shelters. Serving the community since 1966, CAVE s mission is provide Chico State students with meaningful volunteer opportunities, develop student leaders, and serve a broad base of community needs.

5 College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Academic Tours and Open Houses Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSS) Student Success Center When: 9 11 a.m. Where meet: Butte 518 Description: The BSS Student Success Center is a space where students can get turing, help with writing, and advice on study strategies. Seniors and graduate students work one-on-one with students help them build lifelong writing skills. The Student Success Center is also a great place meet for group work. Department of Anthropology Tour of Museum When: 11:15 a.m. Where meet: Butte Hall, Room 305 Description: Student guides will escort groups for urs of the Valene L. Smith Museum of Anthropology, which is located on the First Floor of Meriam Library. Guides will give a brief overview of the Department and the exhibit; then visirs can look at their own pace. Duration: min Department of Child Development, Tours of the Child Development Laborary Observation Rooms When: 9:30, 10:15 and 11 a.m. Where meet: Department of Child Development table in Butte Hall during the Academic Showcase Description: Students and faculty in child development will lead a walking ur of the Associated Students Child Development Laborary s infant, ddler, and pre-school classrooms as well as the infant and pre-school observation rooms where students majoring in child development observe and participate with children ages 0-5 as part of their coursework. Duration: 1 hour Department of Child Development, Child Development Laborary Open House When: 1 2:30 p.m. Where meet: Child Development Laborary, Modoc Hall, Room 131 Description: Students majoring in child development will provide urs of the Child Development Laborary s four classrooms and two observation rooms. Students will be available share their experiences in Chico State s child development major. Child development faculty will be available answer questions and provide academic information. Duration: 30 minutes Department of Geography and Planning, GeoPlace Lab When: 9-11 a.m. Where meet: Butte 111, walk-in anytime. Description: Students majoring in Geography and Planning will be giving a brief overview of geospatial technologies and exhibit mapping, aerial drone systems, GIS, and remote sensing projects for social and natural science applications. Explaining how geography is the science of where. Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice, Tour of the Community Legal Information Center (CLIC) When: 11 a.m. Where meet: Butte Hall Lobby Description: Tour the facilities of CLIC, a nationally-recognized on-campus law clinic staffed by undergraduates. CLIC s student direcrs will be available answer your questions about CLIC s eleven law programs, their experience, and how the experience is helping them prepare for law school. Duration: 1 hour Department of Psychology, The Science of Psychology When: 1:00 p.m. Where meet: Modoc Hall, Room 114 Description: Psychology is the study of behavior and mental processes. In a series of presentations and demonstrations, visirs will learn about the fields of human cognition, perception and biological psychology. Presentations will feature recent student research. Duration: minutes

6 College of Business College of Business Meet & Greet Pizza Luncheon with the College of Business Faculty, Student Clubs, and Advisors When 11:00 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. Where meet: Colusa Hall, Room 100 Description: Join us in Colusa Hall for a pizza party and an opportunity meet the department chairs, advisors, and current Business students participating in our student organizations. College of Communication and Education Lights, Camera, Chico! When: Between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Where meet: Tehama Hall, Room 346 Description: Join faculty and students from the Media Arts option and record yourself using the green screen and Avid Media Composer software. Take home a video reminder of your visit! Design Your Future Here When: Between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Where meet: Tehama Hall Description: The future belongs the creatives. With the growth of aumation, the new economy favors those who can move hearts and minds with great design. Come THMA 224 see how Chico State's Graphic Design option can support you on your creative journey. You'll get your questions answered and be able play with our brand new Wacom Cintiq drawing monirs. See you there. Department of Kinesiology and Exercise Physiology urs When: 11 a.m. and Noon Where meet: Yolo Hall, Foyer Description: The Kinesiology and Exercise Physiology degree options provide opportunities for students in service learning, clinical training, and hands-on lab work using cutting-edge equipment. The urs of Yolo Hall will include the physical education pedagogy lab, nationally recognized autism clinic, strength & conditioning performance facility, exercise physiology lab, biomechanics lab, and dance studio. Department of Journalism & Public Relations urs Description: Come visit our award-winning, student-run news organization and student-managed PR agency: 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Open House, The Orion, Plumas Hall, Room a.m. 1 p.m. Open House, Tehama Group Communications, Tehama Hall, Room 310 Wildcat Speech and Debate Team Open House When: Between 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Where meet: Tehama Hall, Room 350 Description: Join faculty and students from the award winning Wildcat Speech and Debate Team and find out how you can speak out, be encouraged argue with others and win awards and recognition for doing so! No prior experience is necessary join the team, so come ur our "squad room" and learn about the travel and networking opportunities available student participants! Communication Sciences and Disorders Tour When: Between 11:45 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Where meet: Aymer J. Hamiln 100 Description: We invite you ur the Center for Communication Disorders, the on-campus clinic for the Communication Sciences and Disorders Program. This is a training facility for supervised graduate students that offers speech and language diagnostic and therapeutic services Chico state students and the community.

7 College of Engineering, Computer Science, and Construction Management Civil Engineering Open House When: 9 11 a.m. Where meet: Langdon Hall, Room 105 Description: Meet with faculty and current students. Tour the steel bridge, concrete canoe and flume displays. See the concrete materials testing demonstration. Computer Animation and Game Development Open House When: 9 a.m.-noon Where meet: O'Connell Technology Center, Room 133 Presentations in Room 136: 10:00-10:15 Process of making video games 10:30-10:45 Digital Production 11:00-11:15 How Stay Motivated 11:30-11:45 Motion Capture Demonstration Computer Science Open House When: a.m. Where meet: O Connell Technology Center room 254. Description: Come meet with students and faculty members of the Computer Science department discuss the major and research/career opportunities. Concrete Industry Management Video Presentations When: 9 and 10 a.m. Where meet: O Connell Technology Center 434 Description: Come and meet our faculty and enjoy presentations regarding amazing opportunities Concrete Industry Management program has offer both during school and after graduation. Visit with student clubs and explore future career paths in the concrete industry. Construction Management Open House When: 9 11 a.m. Where meet: O Connell Technology Center Front Courtyard and Langdon Hall, Room 100 Description: Come by and meet with CM Faculty and current students regarding all the amazing opportunities Construction Management has offer! Electrical and Computer Engineering Tours When: 9 and 10 a.m. Where meet: O Connell Technology Center, Room 123 Description: IEEE Micromouse Competition Team presentation. Communication, networking, embedded systems, digital signal processing, and digital systems labs displays and activities. Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering and Sustainable Manufacturing Presentations When: 9:15 and 10, and 10:45 a.m. Where meet: O Connell Technology Center, Room 124 Description: An overview presentation of the MMEM programs followed by a self-guided ur of the MMEM project displays and lab facilities.

8 College of Humanities and Fine Arts Art Studios Tour When: 1 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard (in front of Turner Gallery) Description: Visit active art studios and talk with student artists and instrucrs. Duration: 1 hour Tour of Recording Arts Studios When: 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard (look for signs) Description: Chico State is fortunate have a nationally recognized recording arts program. Come discover how our students learn make high-quality sound productions in our state of the art studio facilities. PAC 204 & ARTS 110. Duration: 1 hour Theatre Backstage Tours When: 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard (look for signs) Description: Take a peek behind the scenes costume shop, scene shop, and backstage find out what it takes stage Chico State s many wonderful theatrical productions. Duration: 1 hour Turner Print Museum When: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard Entrance, go Galleries Lobby Description: The Turner has a collection of over 4000 fine art prints. Come and view highlights of the collection. Jacki Headley University Art Gallery When: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard Entrance, go Galleries Lobby Description: Tonantzin Esquivel: No Quiero Que Se Vaya. For her Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition, Tonantzin Esquivel presents a series of paintings exploring agricultural life. College of Natural Sciences Biological Sciences Tours When: Between 9 and 11 a.m. Where meet: Biological Sciences table in front of Physical Sciences building during the Academic Showcase Description: Tours of the biology research labs and facilities Chemistry and Biochemistry Tours When: Between 9 and 11 a.m. Where meet: Chemistry table in front of Physical Sciences building during the Academic Showcase Description: The department chair and chemistry students will show parents and students the laborary and state-of-the-art instrumentation facilities used by chemistry and biochemistry majors in lab courses and in undergraduate research. Faculty and students will be working in the lab and will gladly spend a few minutes describing their research. Geological and Environmental Sciences Tours When: Between 9 and 11 a.m. Where meet: Geosciences table in front of Physical Sciences building during the Academic Showcase Description: There will be a demonstration of techniques used in the field and in the lab, showcasing the way our majors study critical environmental issues. Examples include microscopes that can see inside rocks, field equipment measure water quality, and seismometers measure earthquakes. School of Nursing and Skills Lab Tours When: 9, 9:30, 10, 10:30, and 11 a.m. Where meet: Nursing table in front of Physical Sciences building during the Academic Showcase

9 Description: This ur includes a sp at the School of Nursing office (Trinity 121) as well as a visit the nursing skills lab in Holt 357. Here you will see the mannequins, monirs, and equipment students use practice their nursing skills. Information about the CSU, Chico BSN, RN-BSN, and MSN programs will be available from nursing faculty and staff on these urs. Nutrition and Food Sciences Department Tours When: Between 9 and 11 a.m. Where meet: Tehama Hall, Room 121 Description: Tour the food lab and participate in a food tasting. Tours will be given on a rolling basis. Physics Department Tours When: Between 9 and 11 a.m. Where meet: Physics table in front of Physical Sciences building during the Academic Showcase Description: Tour facilities and talk with students and professors about their ongoing projects. Talk with current students one on one about their experience being physics majors at Chico State. Center for Water and the Environment (CWE) Tour When: 10 a.m. Where meet: Holt Hall, Room 141 Description: CWE is a collective of faculty focused on research and education that is related Water and the Environment. The Center includes faculty from diverse backgrounds: chemistry, biological sciences, economics, environmental sciences, engineering, agriculture, etc. This ur will highlight the work of Dr. Donald Miller (Biological Sciences) and his student research assistants. Participants will get a chance view their Enmology Collection that contains specimens from Eurasia and Indo-Australasia, including specimens from a biologically rich region of Papua New Guinea that has never before been explored scientifically. Basic techniques in mounting, identifying, labeling and organizing will be demonstrated. Additional Campus Events Cross-Cultural Leadership Center (CCLC) Tour & Hang out with Diverse Students, Faculty & Staff! When: 11 a.m. 1 p.m. Where meet: Cross-Cultural Leadership Center in Meriam Library 172 Description: Sp by meet some of Chico State s faculty and staff of color, connect with a diverse group of future peers and hear about the University's efforts promote diversity and inclusion on campus. You will also have the opportunity ur the Cross- Cultural Leadership Center and learn about all the resources and opportunities available students as they relate diversity and leadership development. Light refreshments will be provided. Housing Student Leadership & Engagement Open House When: 10 a.m. 3 p.m. Where: The Hub located in the Sutter Courtyard; adjacent Sutter and Whitney Halls Description: Are you looking make the most of your residence hall experience? Sp by the HUB learn about Community Council, Residence Hall Association and Prime Time Productions. Talk with students who currently live and work with us learn about all the great experiences you will have. Tour of the Meriam Library When: 11 a.m. 1:30 p.m., every half-hour Where meet: Meriam Library lobby Description: Join us for guided urs of the four floors of Meriam Library. This ur will highlight our multiple computer labs, study areas, where and how get research assistance, makerspace, turing locations, and our print and digital collections of books, journals, newspapers, magazines, and more. Duration: 25 minutes Meriam Library Special Collections Open House When: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Where: Special Collections, located in room 305 on the third floor of the library Description: The Special Collections Department supports the University s local hisry resources, University hisry, and manuscript, phograph, and map collections related the hisry and heritage of Northeastern California. In addition, we hold the Meriam Library s Rare Book collection and provide digitization services create the Library s digital collections. We

10 support student research using primary sources and are open the public. Please sp by see a showcase of some of our resources. Gateway Science Museum When: Open the public, Noon 5 p.m. Admission: $7 adults, $5 students and children, under 3 are free. Location: Next Bidwell Mansion at 625 the Esplanade, north campus Description: Visirs of all ages are inspired by engaging interactive science exhibits and our family-friendly Discovery Room packed full of hands on activities. Nature lovers stroll through our Gateway Gardens, featuring native plants that attract a dizzying array of pollinars. Turner Print Museum When: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard Entrance, go Galleries Lobby Description: The Turner has a collection of over 4000 fine art prints. Come and view highlights of the collection. Jacki Headley University Art Gallery When: 11 a.m. 2 p.m. Where meet: Arts & Humanities Building Courtyard Entrance, go Galleries Lobby Description: Tonantzin Esquivel: No Quiero Que Se Vaya. For her Master of Fine Arts thesis exhibition, Tonantzin Esquivel presents a series of paintings exploring agricultural life. School of the Arts - Musical Theatre Production When: Saturday April 7 at 2 p.m. Where meet: Rowland Taylor Recital Hall (PAC 134) Description: CSU, Chico s Musical Theatre Ensemble performs Rodgers and Hammerstein s musical revue A grand Night for Singing. Come and enjoy the humor, romance, and beautiful melodies! Free and Open the Public.

11 Campus Tours Campus Tours When: 8 a.m. 2:30 p.m., every half-hour Where meet: White ur canopy, between Bell Memorial Union and Performing Arts Center, on Chestnut St. Description: Complete walking ur of campus core including building locations, descriptions, and hisry. Duration: 45 minutes Recorrido de la Universidad Quando: 12:30 p.m. y 2:00 p.m. Donde nos encontramos: carpa blanca de recorridos, entre los edificios BMU y la PAC en la calle Chestnut. Descripción: Recorrido comple a pie por el centro del campus incluyendo ubicación, descripción e hisria de edificios. Duración: 45 minus Ncig saib tsev kawm ntawv Thauj tw: 12:30 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. Chaw sib ntsib: White ur canopy, nyob nruab nrab ntawm cov tsev Bell Memorial Union thiab Performing Arts Center, ntawm txoj kev Chestnut St. Peb yuav taug kev ncig xyuas lub tsev kawm ntawv nrog rau cov chaw ua haujlwm, thiab qhia txog peb li keeb kwm. Ntev npaum li cas: 45 feeb Residence Hall Tours Traditional When: 10 a.m. 3:00 p.m. Where meet: University Housing canopy, between Bell Memorial Union and Performing Arts Center, on Chestnut St. Description: View various residence halls and engage with University Housing student leaders and staff find your new living community. Duration: minutes University Village Tours Suite Life When: 10 a.m. 2:30 p.m. Where meet: University Village Tour Canopy on Warner Street between Tehama and Whitney Halls. The shuttle will depart every 20 minutes. The last bus leaving at 2:30 pm. Description: View the suite life at University Village. Our lively campus community will showcase on studio and 6-person suites. Don t forget check out the UV HUB, where student engagement, events, and connections happen daily! Duration: 60 minutes, including travel time. Honors House (Sutter Hall) Tours When: 11:30 a.m., 12:30, 1, and 1:30 p.m. Where meet: Bell Memorial Union, room 203 Description: Following each Honors presentation, urs will be led by current Honors House residents and includes a look at special housing options for Honors in General Education freshmen. Duration: minutes Wildcat Recreation Center Tours When: 9 a.m. 3 p.m., every 15 minutes Where meet: Wildcat Recreation Center (WREC), corner of West 2nd and Cherry Streets Description: Tour of the WREC includes information on all exercise and recreation activities available students in this exciting state-of-the-art facility, which is available as part of their fees, all Chico State students. Duration: 15 minutes

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