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BABS O N CO L LEGE
COMMENCEMENT
2019TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Message from the President....................................................................... 2
General Information.................................................................................. 3
Bachelor’s Degree Ceremony...................................................................... 3
Academic Procession and Recession........................................................... 4
Guest Services........................................................................................... 4
Commencement Schedule of Events........................................................... 7
Sustainability at Commencement.............................................................. 8
Tickets....................................................................................................... 8
Announcements......................................................................................... 9
Weather Information................................................................................. 9
Commencement Clearance Process and Academic Regalia....................... 10
Commencement Honors/Academic Honors Program................................ 10
Important Contact Information................................................................ 12
Campus Parking...................................................................................... 13
Directions................................................................................................ 13
Overnight Accommodations.................................................................... 14
Dining..................................................................................................... 16
Places of Worship.................................................................................... 17
Message from the Alumni and Friends Network...................................... 18
While You’re on Campus......................................................................... 20
Campus Map........................................................................................... 23
Tent Diagram.......................................................................................... 24
1A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Degree Candidates, Families, and Friends:
It is my great pleasure to invite you to the Babson College Centennial
Commencement on Saturday, May 18, 2019. This year’s ceremony is
particularly exciting as we commemorate Babson’s first 100 years and look
ahead to a second century of leadership and innovation in entrepreneurship
education.
Commencement 2019 will be an incredible day of celebration for our
graduates, the families and friends who have supported and encouraged them
throughout their Babson journey, and our entire Babson community. We are so
proud of the many accomplishments our students have already achieved, and
we are confident that their Babson experience will enable them to pursue their
dreams, reach their goals, and create economic and social value everywhere.
As we look ahead to our next century, we remain focused on preparing
Entrepreneurs of All Kinds to lead in a new way, creating social and economic
value simultaneously, and, in doing so, transforming lives, businesses,
and communities for the better. Members of the Class of 2019 are the first
graduates of Babson’s second century, and we look forward to the positive
impact they will have on the world!
Please reference this booklet to help you fully enjoy our Centennial
Commencement ceremony. On behalf of Babson’s faculty, staff, and members
of the Boards of Governance, we look forward to seeing you in May as we
celebrate Babson’s Centennial and congratulate the Class of 2019!
Sincerely,
Kerry Healey
President
2G E N E R A L I N F O R M AT I O N
Congratulations to our degree candidates and their families for reaching this
major milestone. We recommend that degree candidates and their guests read the
important Commencement-related information in this booklet.
It has been prepared in an effort to anticipate as many questions as possible. We
welcome your inquiries, as well as other questions as they arise (see Important
Contact Information, page 12). Please see the diagram on page 24 for an overview
of the tent setup.
BACHELOR’S DEGREE CEREMONY
Babson Undergraduate School
The 100th Commencement of the undergraduate school will be held on
Saturday, May 18, 2019, at 10 a.m. The academic procession for Commencement
will leave from the Webster Center and begin promptly at 9:40 a.m. The exercises
will be held in the tent on the Upper Athletic Fields and will last approximately
two hours.
More than 5,000 guests will attend this event. Family and guests with tickets
who are attending the undergraduate ceremony should be seated by 9:30 a.m.
IMPORTANT: Ticket holders must be at the tent by 9:50 a.m. to be guaranteed a
seat under the tent. Guests also may view the exercises via live broadcast in the
Carling-Sorenson Theater.
For family and friends who cannot attend, the ceremony can be viewed online.
Please visit the Commencement website, www.babson.edu/commencement,
for more information.
Organizing a procession of approximately 500 degree recipients takes at least
one hour. Therefore, we ask that all degree candidates assemble on the track
in the Webster Center by 8:45 a.m., where beverages will be available. The
class photo will be taken in the Staake Gymnasium at 8:30 a.m., just prior to
assembling for the procession.
Please be aware that the Commencement of the F.W. Olin Graduate School of
Business at Babson College also will be held on May 18. This ceremony begins
at 3 p.m. in the Commencement tent on the Upper Athletic Fields.
3ACADEMIC PROCESSION AND RECESSION
The academic procession will form on the track inside the Webster Athletic
Center beginning at 8:40 a.m. It will proceed in two lines to the tent via the
walkway beside the turf field. The order of the procession is as follows: chief
marshal, members of governance, faculty and staff, valedictorian, academic
honors program graduates, graduating seniors, and the platform party.
The formal ceremony begins when all members of the platform party have
reached the stage. Students will recess through the front of the tent to Reynolds
Campus Center. We instruct guests to meet their graduates at the Reynolds
Campus Center.
GUEST SERVICES
Babson hosts, identified by green ribbons on their name tags, will be stationed
throughout the campus on Commencement day to provide assistance.
Medical services will be available at the first-aid vehicle, located on the field.
Water stations will be available at several locations around the Commencement
tent.
Concession tents, located on the Upper Athletic Fields selling food and beverages,
will be open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You may purchase diploma frames, Babson
clothing and gifts. The campus store in the Donald W. Reynolds Campus Center
will be open on Saturday, May 18. Please check the campus store website for
hours of operation at campusstore.babson.edu.
Flowers, sponsored by the Class of 2020 Senior Week Committee, will be available
for purchase at the tent area for your convenience. Flowers also will be available
for pre-orders on the Babson website.
Restrooms are located on both floors of the Webster Center and in the residence
halls adjacent to the field. In addition,there will be portable facilities close to the
Commencement tent area. Facilties are handicap accessible.
Accessibility: Babson College is committed to providing accommodations
for individuals with visual, hearing, and/or orthopedic/mobility-
related impairments.
4• For individuals with an orthopedic/mobility-related impairment, special
drop-off locations with golf-cart transportation to the tent are located on the
Coleman Hall side of the Upper Athletic Fields and near the Webster Center.
Please note: There is construction around the Webster Center and
directional signage will be posted.
• Seating is available to accommodate any guest with a mobility-assistance
device. Please call the Events Management Office at 781-239-5265 to make
arrangements, no later than Friday, April 19, 2019.
• For individuals with a hearing impairment, assistive listening devices
(Nady ALD-800) will be provided upon request. Please call the Events
Management Office at 781-239-5265 before Friday, April 19, 2019, to
request a device, to ask questions regarding any other accessibility issues,
or to request an accommodation not listed.
The following items are prohibited at Commencement:
• Unmanned or remote-controlled aircraft systems
• Any type of portable chair or seat, other than those approved for
persons with accessibility issues
• Laptop bags, backpacks, duffel bags, suitcases, large purses, and any other
type of large carry item
• Any alcoholic beverages
• Weapons of any kind [including knives]
• Illegal drugs or substances
• Coolers or containers, including cans and bottles
• Fireworks or pyrotechnics
• Animals, except service animals assisting those with disabilities
• Folding and/or standalone chairs
• Noisemakers, bullhorns, or air horns
• Balloons or beach balls
• Hoverboards
Photography: Professional photographers will take pictures of each graduate: first,
when the graduate crosses the stage; and then, as the graduate leaves the stage
with diploma in hand. We ask guests to remain in their seats.
Within approximately two weeks after Commencement, you will receive
photo proofs and an order form from Grad Images. If you do not receive these
items, please call the company directly at 800-261-2576 or visit them online
at www.gradimages.com.
5A class photo will be taken prior to the ceremony at 8:30 a.m. in
Staake Gymnasium. For ordering information, please contact Panfoto
at www.panfoto.com.
Video: A professionally produced video of the undergraduate Commencement
ceremony will be made available as a free download from the Babson
Commencement webpage: www.babson.edu/commencement.
Please look for the download graphic once the recap site is live.
*Download times will vary based on your internet connection.
Children: Children are welcome to attend the ceremony; however, due to
safety precautions, graduates are not permitted to carry, or be accompanied
by, children onstage.
Pets: We ask that you leave pets at home. With the exception of visual
assistance dogs, no pets of any kind are allowed in the Commencement tent.
That Special Goodbye: This Babson tradition allows faculty, administrators,
undergraduates, fellow graduates, parents, and friends to send congratulatory
notes and cards to graduates at the ceremony. Your message should be in a
sealed envelope, with the first and last name of the candidate. The Events
Management staff will place your envelope on the candidate’s chair before
the start of the ceremony. Please provide a return address. Only standard-size
greeting cards will be accepted. Do not send packages or flowers, as they are
difficult to handle.
Submit your card or note no later than Friday, April 19, 2019, to:
Babson College
That Special Goodbye – Student’s Name
Events Management Office
Babson Park, MA 02457-0310
Lost and found articles will be held by the Office of Public Safety at
781‑239‑5555.
6COMMENCEMENT SCHEDULE OF EVENTS*
Friday, May 17
11 a.m.
Baccalaureate Service**
Glavin Family Chapel
Noon
Family Lunch
Reynolds Courtyard
1:30 p.m.
Senior Awards Ceremony and Reception
Carling-Sorenson Theater
Saturday, May 18
7 a.m.
Legacy Breakfast
Babson Executive Conference Center (invitation only)
8:30 a.m.
Senior class photo
Staake Gymnasium, Webster Athletic Center
8:45 a.m.
Bachelor’s degree candidates assemble
Webster Athletic Center Track
9:40 a.m.
Undergraduate academic procession begins
10 a.m.
Bachelor of Science Commencement exercises
Upper Athletic Fields
Following the ceremony, a light reception for bachelor’s degree graduates and
guests will take place in the Reynolds Campus Center.
*For a comprehensive list of Commencement activities, please visit our
web page at www.babson.edu/commencement.
**The baccalaureate ceremony is a service of worship in celebration of and
thanksgiving for lives dedicated to learning and wisdom.
7S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y AT C O M M E N C E M E N T
Babson’s initiatives in sustainability bring Entrepreneurial Thought & Action®
to the forefront of global energy and environmental issues. We began our
energy-efficiency efforts more than 20 years ago, and, today, the College is a
leader in the field of corporate social entrepreneurship and environmental
sustainability.
We are excited to share the following ways that we practice sustainability
at Commencement:
• All degree candidates will be wearing caps and gowns made from 100
percent post-consumer, recycled plastic bottles. The fabric is spun from
molten plastic pellets, and it takes about 23 bottles to make each gown.
• Babson diplomas are printed on cotton parchment, which is 100 percent
cotton rag paper made from recovered tree-free fibers through cotton
ginning waste and textile cuttings. The manufacturing plant is located
in Massachusetts.
• Every attempt is made to use recycled paper for our printed programs,
tickets, booklets, and other materials.
• We have greatly decreased our paper usage by using e-communications
for the majority of our communications regarding Commencement.
• The plastic cups are recyclable in the blue bins. Napkins, plates, and
cutlery should be disposed of in the trash bin.
• We offer recyclable cups at water stations around the Commencement
tent to decrease the number of water bottles.
TICKETS
Tickets are required for ALL guests to gain entry to the Commencement tent.
For Commencement 2019, each degree candidate will receive eight tickets
for guest seating under the tent. For guaranteed seating under the tent, ticket
holders must be at the Commencement tent on the Upper Athletic Fields
by 9:50 a.m.
Tickets are to be picked up by prospective graduates beginning Wednesday,
May 8, through Friday, May 10, and Monday, May 13, through Friday, May 17, in
8Cruickshank Alumni Hall. Candidates are welcome to bring as many guests
as they wish to view the exercises from outside the tent or inside the Carling-
Sorenson Theater via live broadcast. There is ample room, and we have found
that many people enjoy the freedom these options allow.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personalized announcements/formal invitations may be purchased online by
our vendor, Balfour, at www.balfour.com or by calling 877-225-3687.
When purchasing, be sure you order announcements for the appropriate
ceremony (undergraduate versus graduate). Allow three weeks for delivery.
Students can download a template invitation letter for their international
guests at www.babson.edu/isss.
Please note: Announcements are not considered tickets and will not permit
entry to the tent.
W E AT H E R I N F O R M AT I O N
Commencement will be held under the tent, rain or shine, in order to
accommodate a larger audience. Since New England weather can vary in
May, we ask our guests to dress appropriately for the conditions. Candidates
and guests must provide their own umbrellas and raincoats. Participants
and guests should come prepared if inclement weather is expected on
Commencement day.
IMPORTANT: In the event of extremely severe weather, the tent walls may
be put in place, prohibiting good visibility from outside the tent. Again, each
candidate will be given eight tickets for guest seating under the tent.
Regardless of weather conditions, Babson will provide a live broadcast of the
ceremony in the Carling-Sorenson Theater for guests. In addition, those
who cannot be with us in person can view the ceremony online. Please
visit www.babson.edu/commencement for more information.
In the event of an extreme weather emergency, please refer to our
website or the Babson College Information Line, 781-239-INFO (4636),
for detailed information.
9COMMENCEMENT CLEARANCE PROCESS (CCP)
AND ACADEMIC REGALIA
In order to participate in Commencement, all degree candidates must log
into the Babson Student Hub, where there will be a designated portlet for the
Commencement Clearance Process. Here, candidates will view and complete
the requirements necessary to pick up their cap and gown and participate
in the ceremony, such as fulfilling financial obligations, completing surveys,
and returning laptops. This site will be available to degree candidates
approximately two weeks before Commencement. Degree candidates will be
emailed prior to the site opening at their Babson email address.
Caps, gowns, and tassels are furnished by the College at no charge to
graduates and may be kept as souvenirs of this memorable occasion.
Regalia will be available at the campus store the week of May 13, Monday
through Friday. Please check the campus store website for hours of operation
at campusstore.babson.edu.
IMPORTANT: Candidates cannot pick up their regalia until all
requirements have been fulfilled through the Commencement
Clearance Process.
COMMENCEMENT HONORS/
ACADEMIC HONORS PROGRAM
The undergraduate academic honors in the Commencement program are
based on averages at the end of the student’s last semester. Summa cum laude
is signified by a gold tassel; magna cum laude is signified by a white tassel; and
cum laude is signified by a red tassel. The cumulative grade point average is
calculated upon completion of all degree requirements.
• Cum laude–3.30 to 3.49 cumulative grade point average
• Magna cum laude–3.50 to 3.74 cumulative grade point average
• Summa cum laude–3.75 to 4.0 cumulative grade point average
The valedictorian honor is awarded to the student with the highest academic
rank in the Class of 2019, which includes graduates from August/December
2018, in addition to the current May 2019 graduates. This person has the honor
10of leading the graduates in the academic procession and is the first to receive a
diploma. The valedictorian wears a gold cord.
The Honors Program offers enhanced curricular and cocurricular opportunities
to academically accomplished students. The centerpiece of the program is the
Honors Project. For two semesters, students work closely with a faculty advisor
to engage in independent research in an area of their choosing. The resulting
project is an original scholarly contribution to the student’s field of inquiry.
Students who fulfill all of the requirements of the Honors Program receive
a degree with honors, which constitutes the highest academic distinction
awarded by the College to graduating seniors. The Honors Program students
wear a bronze medallion.
11I M P O R TA N T C O N TA C T I N F O R M AT I O N
Please call the Events Management Office at 781-239-5265 if you have
any questions regarding the Commencement ceremony. Here are some
important phone numbers to keep handy.
Academic status (Registrar)............................................................. 781-239-4519
Accessibility Accommodations—visual, hearing,
or orthopedic/mobility-related impairment................................... 781-239-5265
Alumni and Friends Network........................................................... 781-239-4562
Babson Executive Conference Center.............................................. 781-239-4000
www.babsonecc.com
Balfour (announcements and class rings)...................................... 877-225-3687
www.balfour.com
Campus Store–College-branded items ........................................... 781-239-4375
campusstore.babson.edu
Caps and gowns (campus store)...................................................... 781-239-4375
Center for Career Development (Undergraduate).......................... 781-239-4215
Grad Images (photographer)............................................................ 800-261-2576
www.gradimages.com
Main campus number....................................................................... 781-235-1200
Office of Academic Services............................................................. 781-239-4075
Office of Faith and Service................................................................ 781-239-5623
Panfoto (class photo)......................................................................... 781-788-9595
www.panfoto.com
Public Safety....................................................................................... 781-239-5555
Residence Education......................................................................... 781-239-4500
resed@babson.edu
Student Activities and Leadership................................................... 781-239-4500
sal@babson.edu
Senior Week activities....................................................................... 781-239-4500
seniorweek@babson.edu
Student Financial Services............................................................... 781-239-4219
Weather information (campus information).................................. 781-239-4636
Or visit our seniorweek@babson.edu website:
www.babson.edu/commencement
12C A M P U S PA R K I N G
On Commencement day, all parking areas except for the reserved parking
around the Webster Center will be available to guests. While at first glance,
Babson may appear to have more than adequate parking, we assure you
that every lot is full on Commencement day. Some parking areas are
a 10- to 15-minute walk to the ceremony site; therefore, we recommend
that guests arrive early.
DIRECTIONS
Babson College is located in Wellesley,
Massachusetts. The campus is approximately
14 miles west of Boston. If you drive, allow
ample time to reach the campus. Travel on
campus may be slow because of heavy traffic.
Please do not block access roads around the
residence halls, as seniors will be vacating
the residence halls immediately following
the ceremony.
From the east:
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike to Exit 15
(Interstate 95/Route 128). Follow signs to
Route 95/128 South to Exit 21 (Route 16
Newton/Wellesley) …
From the west:
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike to Exit 14 (Interstate 95/Route 128). Follow signs
to Route 95/128 South to Exit 21 (Route 16 Newton/Wellesley) …
From the south:
Follow Route 95/128 North to Exit 21 (Route 16 Newton/Wellesley) …
From the north:
Follow Route 95/128 South to Exit 21 (Route 16 Newton/Wellesley) …
Then …
At the end of the offramp, follow signs for Route 16 West (Washington Street).
Continue on Route 16 West for 2 miles through Newton Lower Falls and Wellesley
Hills. Turn left onto Forest Street and follow for 1 mile to Babson College; the main
entrance is on the right.
13O V E R N I G H T A C C O M M O D AT I O N S
Since other area colleges may be holding their graduation exercises on the
same weekend, we strongly recommend that you make reservations as soon as
possible to guarantee rooms.
Babson Executive Conference Center
1 Snyder Drive, Babson Park: 781-239-4000 or www.babsonecc.com
Courtyard by Marriott
342 Speen Street, Natick: 508-655-6100
Crowne Plaza
320 Washington Street, Newton: 617-969-3010
Embassy Suites
550 Winter Street, Waltham: 781-890-6767
The Fairmont Copley Plaza Hotel
138 St. James Avenue, Boston: 617-267-5300
The Four Seasons Hotel
200 Boylston Street, Boston: 617-338-4400
Hampton Inn
319 Speen Street, Natick: 508-653-5000
Hilton Garden Inn
420 Totten Pond Road, Waltham: 781-890-0100
Hilton Boston/Dedham
40 Dalton Street, Boston: 617-236-1100
25 Allied Drive, Dedham: 781-329-7900
Holiday Inn
1200 Beacon Street, Brookline: 617-277-1200
55 Ariadne Road, Dedham: 781-329-1000
Hotel Indigo
399 Grove Street, Newton: 617-969-5300
Marriott Hotel
2345 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton: 617-969-1000
40 Webster Street, Brookline: 617-734-1393
14Residence Inn
259 Elm Street, Dedham: 781-407-0999
The Ritz Carlton
10 Avery Street, Boston: 617-574-7100
Sheraton Hotel
100 Cabot Street, Needham: 781-444-1110
1657 Worcester Road, Framingham: 508-879-7200
Taj Boston
15 Arlington Street, Boston: 617-536-5700
Travelodge
1350 Worcester Road, Natick: 508-655-2222
The Westin Copley Place
10 Huntington Avenue, Boston: 617-262-9600
The Westin Waltham-Boston
70 Third Avenue, Waltham: 781-290-5600
15DINING
If you are planning a celebratory meal, you may wish to consider one of the
following restaurants. Many of the hotels listed under Accommodations also
offer dining establishments.
Fine
Bokx, 109 American Prime, 399 Grove Street, Newton: 617-454-3399
Capital Grille, 250 Boylston Street (Route 9), Chestnut Hill: 617‑928‑1400
Lumière Restaurant, 1293 Washington Street, West Newton: 617‑244‑9199
Moderate
Agostino’s Restaurant, 23 Washington Street, Natick: 508-655-6643
Alta Strada, 92 Central Street (Route 16), Wellesley: 781-237-6100
Amarin of Thailand, 27 Grove Street, Wellesley: 781-239-1350
Besito Mexican, 199 Boylston Street (Chestnut Hill Mall, Route 9), Chestnut Hill:
617-527-1155
Brio Tuscan Grille, 200 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill: 617-795-7150
California Pizza Kitchen, 1245 Worcester Road (Natick Mall, Route 9), Natick:
508-651-1506 and 183 Linden Street, Wellesley: 781-416-3690
Cheesecake Factory, 199 Boylston Street (Chestnut Hill Mall, Route 9),
Chestnut Hill: 617-964-3001
The Cottage, 190 Linden Street, Wellesley: 781-239-1100
Dolphin Seafood Restaurant, 12 Washington Street, Natick: 508-655-0669
Ken’s Steak House, 95 Worcester Road (Route 9), Framingham: 508‑875‑4455
Legal Sea Foods, 43 Boylston Street (Route 9), Chestnut Hill: 617‑277‑7300 and
50-60 Worcester Road (Route 9), Framingham: 508‑766-0600
PapaRazzi, 16 Washington Street, Wellesley: 781-235-4747
155 Worcester Road, Framingham: 508-848-2300
The Rice Barn, 1037 Great Plain Avenue, Needham: 781-444-8300
Seasons 52, 220 Boylston Street, Chestnut Hill: 617-558-1152
16Sweet Basil, 942 Great Plain Avenue, Needham: 781-444-9600
Yama Japanese Restaurant, 245 Washington Street, Wellesley: 781‑431‑8886
Casual
The Local, 11 Forest Street, Wellesley: 781-694-1210
Not Your Average Joe’s, 1265 Main Street, Waltham: 781-966-5637
Sichuan Gourmet, 271 Worcester Road (Route 9), Framingham: 508-626-0347
Singh’s Café, 312 Washington Street, Wellesley Hills: 781-235-1666
TGI Friday’s, 1 Worcester Road (Route 9), Framingham: 508-875-7735
PLACES OF WORSHIP
The Glavin Family Chapel on campus is an interfaith place of worship.
The schedule of services during Commencement weekend will be posted
at the chapel and announced closer to the date.
For information concerning other places of worship in neighboring cities and
towns, please call the Office of Faith and Service at 781-239-5623 or visit our
website, www.babson.edu/faithandservice.
17MESSAGE FROM THE ALUMNI AND FRIENDS NETWORK
Congratulations on your graduation from Babson! You are now part of Babson’s
global network of more than 41,000 alumni residing in all 50 states and in 119
countries. The Alumni and Friends Network provides opportunities for you and
your fellow alumni to remain connected to Babson and to each other, but the
power of the Babson Alumni Network comes from you! Your active engagement
strengthens the network and your participation expands the influence of your
Babson degree around the world.
As you move, relocate, or change jobs, please be certain to update your contact
information in the Babson Connector, a password-protected online platform for
the College’s alumni, students, faculty, staff, and parents to engage and support
one another personally and professionally. More specifically, the Babson
Connector is a place for you to search for Babson alumni and businesses, post
ventures to seek feedback and funding, stay up to date on Babson news and
events, and more! Log on using your Babson credentials at connector.babson.
edu.
In addition to the Babson Connector, the Alumni and Friends Network provides
many resources to facilitate connections and to support your professional and
personal endeavors:
• More than 400 events annually, including networking, professional
development, and service programs hosted by our more than 60 regional
alumni clubs, our affinity groups and networks, and the College at large.
• Volunteer opportunities with our alumni regional clubs, affinity groups
and networks, and many of Babson’s signature programs and offices,
including the Coaching for Leadership and Teamwork Program (CLTP),
Management Consulting Field Experience (MCFE), the Center for Women’s
Entrepreneurial Leadership (CWEL), Undergraduate Admission, and so
much more. Help Babson retain its reputation and continue to grow by
giving your time, talent, and treasure.
• Volunteer leadership opportunities with the Babson Alumni Association
(BAA). The BAA works in close partnership with the Alumni and
Friends Network to provide alumni with diverse engagement
opportunities throughout the year.
• Access to alumni services for entrepreneurs, including the Butler
Launch Pad, B.E.T.A (Babson Entrepreneurial Thought & Action®)
18Challenge, a competition that rewards alumni businesses with cash and
in-kind prizes, and BASE (Babson Alumni Supporting Entrepreneurs), pro-
bono virtual alumni consultations for your business
• Access to research databases—available online as well as by visiting
Horn Library on the Wellesley campus, that can be utilized for personal,
professional, or noncommercial use.
• Ways to engage with the Babson community via social media—you can
join the Babson College Alumni group on Facebook, join the Babson
College Community group on LinkedIn, and follow @BabsonAlumni on
Twitter and Instagram.
Congratulations again on your accomplishments at Babson. We look
forward to helping you stay connected with Babson and one another.
If we can be of assistance, please contact the Alumni and Friends Network
at alumrel@babson.edu or at 781-239-4562.
19WHILE YOU’RE ON CAMPUS
The Donald W. Reynolds Campus Center includes the campus store, a café,
Dunkin’ Donuts, meeting rooms, comfortable gathering spaces, and offers
a warm and informal public setting that supports a sense of community.
Babson College Campus Store / campusstore.babson.edu
Babson Dining / www.dineoncampus.com/babson
The Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship is the home of Babson’s
entrepreneurial studies program. Facilities include a 40-seat room wired
for teleconferencing, a cyber forum, and a 12-seat room where visitors can
view videos. www.babson.edu/blankcenter
The Glavin Family Chapel is an interfaith facility where members of the College
community may practice their faith, seek inspiration and guidance, and find
peace in the quiet of a sacred space. www.babson.edu/faithandservice
The Richard W. Sorenson Center for the Arts is a multipurpose facility featuring
the 450-seat Carling-Sorenson Theater, which occupies the principal space in
the building. The building also includes practice rooms, dressing rooms, and a
rehearsal studio. www.babson.edu/sorenson-center
The Sorenson Family Visual Arts Center, located in Trim Hall, includes a black-
and-white photography lab with darkroom; a 2-D studio for painting, drawing,
and liberal arts projects; a 3-D studio with kiln room for clay, pottery, and
wood projects; a state-of-the-art multimedia digital lab; and an artist-in-
residence studio. www.babson.edu/visual-arts
The Stephen D. Cutler Center for Investments and Finance, located in Horn
Library, provides resources for understanding, researching, and participating
in the field of finance. The center is used by students conducting finance
course work and those participating in the Babson Investment Management
Association and the Babson College Fund, as well as by faculty.
www.babson.edu/cutlercenter
Centennial Park, scheduled for completion in spring of 2019, will be located in
the heart of Babson’s Wellesley campus, across the street from the Reynolds
Campus Center and Hollister Hall. It will bring Roger Babson’s vision of “an
appreciation of the world as a whole” to the forefront, greeting visitors as they
arrive on campus.
20The Babson Globe is a free-standing globe measuring 28 feet in diameter
and weighing 25 tons. The Globe is being refurbished, and is scheduled to be
rededicated in May 2019 in its new location on campus in Centennial Park.
Park Manor West and the Leonard A. Schlesinger First-Year Innovation Center
Park Manor West is the home to more than 200 first-year students, and
features the Schlesinger Innovation Center, one of Babson’s most exciting and
creative dedicated learning spaces and the FME innovation center, classroom,
and amphitheater. The exterior is highlighted by the Tomasso Quad, and
the building completes the framing of the first-year quad. Park Manor West
is rated LEED Silver and exemplifies Babson’s commitment to sustainable
building and use. At the same time, it is a beautiful addition to Babson Park
Drive.
21CAMPUS MAP
BUILDINGS 28 Horn Library*–with new 71 Woodland Hill 2 65 Parking Lot S - Sullivan
2 Forest Hall* addition of Babson Commons 72 Woodland Hill 2A 66 Parking Lot W - Woodland Hills
3 Forest Hall Annex 29 Horn Computer Center* Under 73 Woodland Hill 3 67 Parking Lot Y - Bryant
Construction/
4 Central Services 30 Webster Center* Coming soon 74 Woodland Hill 4 69 Parking Lot L - Lunder Admissions
5 Sullivan Building* 33 Babson Executive Conference* 75 Woodland Hill 5
ATHLETIC FIELDS
6 Public Safety Building 39 Bryant Hall* 76 Woodland Hill 6
A MacDowell Field
7 Trim Dining Hall & Roger’s Pub 40 Westgate Hall* 77 Woodland Hill 7
B Isbrandtsen Practice Field
9 Hollister Building* 44 Knight Auditorium* 78 Woodland Hill 8
C Hartwell-Rogers Field
10 Canfield Hall 45 Malloy Hall* 79 Woodland Hill 9
D Alumni Softball Field
11 Keith Hall 46 Olin Hall* 80 Woodland Hill 10
E Harrington Rugby Pitch
12 Putney Hall* 47 Luksic Hall* 81 Mandell Family Hall*
F Govani Baseball Field
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13 McCullough Hall 48 Blank Center* 82 Park Manor West & Innovation Center*
G Tennis Courts
14 Pietz Hall* 50 Mustard Hall* 83 Woodside
(Lunder Undergraduate Admission Center)
H Barefoot Park
15 Coleman Hall* Under 84 Weissman Foundry
51 Tomasso Hall* I Lorber Park
16 Centennial Park Construction/
Coming soon PARKING LOTS
18 Van Winkle Hall* 53 Park Manor South
54 Park Manor Central 8 Parking Lot T - Trim Entrances (Westgate and Main)
19 Boston Sports Club*
55 Park Manor North 17 Parking Lot C - Coleman * = Handicap Access
21 Babson Hall*
56 Mattos Hall 32 Parking Deck
23 Gerber Hall*
57 Millea Hall* 34 Parking Lot E - BECC
24 Kriebel Hall*
58 Post Office* 43 Parking Lot K - Knight Commencement Tent
25 Reynolds Campus Center*
61 Parking Lot N - Nichols
* *
(Campus Store) 59 Cruickshank Alumni Hall* Webster Center, student lineup
60 Nichols Building* 62 Parking Lot F - Forest
26 Sorenson Center for the Arts*
68 Babson Skating Rink* 63 Parking Lot H - Hollister
27 Glavin Chapel*
70 Woodland Hill 1 64 Parking Lot P - WebsterWestgate Entrance
80 Open 6 a.m.–8 p.m.
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