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Assistant Dean of Students Rick Warner (left) and Wabash parent Connie Marzotto get ready for the Parents Panel at Honors Scholarship Weekend. The panel was an opportunity for parents to ask questions of the dean and three moms with first hand experience.

Nancy Coggins (right) talks with a potential Wabash mom after the parent panel. Questions included how would parents know how their sons are doing academically, what support systems are in place at Wabash, and what is the relationship with professors like.

Terrie Hall (right), Wabash mom and citizen of Crawfordsville, talks with parents after the panel about opportunities for their son in the local community.

Parents take advantage of panel discussions to learn more about the Wabash community and all it has to offer their sons.

After lunch parents were able to interact with students who have conducted and presented research. David Braitman shares his poster on "Effects of Dorsolateral Striatal Lesions on Rat Place and Response Learning in a Complex Maze."

Kyle Schroering shares his poster on "Conservation Genetics and its Application in the Galapagos Islands: Lonesome George."

Professor William Cook introduces the Immersion Learning Panel to introduce parents to the potential for students to learn outside the classroom.

Jacob Surface describes one of the two immersion trips he has taken. Surface said, "Even though I study and live in Crawfordsville, I have been able to see the world because of Wabash."

There was standing room only for parents wanting to learn about immersion courses.

Jacob Stump explains the life-changing experience he had in Siena, Italy during Spring Break.

Stephen Kleitsch talks with a parent about his immersion learning course African American Rhetoric and Expressive Culture which went south to Alabama and Tennessee for the week.

Director of Career Services Scott Crawford answers a question about internship opportunities at Wabash during the Career Services parent panel.