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UW-Green Bay Phuture Phoenix Day | page 2
An elevator ride to the top floor of the Cofrin Library — for an overlook of campus — was part of every tour on Phuture Phoenix Day.
Jay Harris of International Programs led a session exploring cultures of the world.
Tom Erdman of the Richter Natural History Museum showed visitors some small-mammal specimens.
A walk down the path to the Residence Life complex gave fifth-graders a look at living on campus.
The "pond" at MAC Hall's Lenfestey Courtyard was a popular rest stop.
Shirt autographs are a Phuture Phoenix tradition.
The weather was decent for tour groups to spend time outside.
Lunch time in the Phoenix Room.
