Admitted Students Week
Join us March 27-April 1 for Admitted Students Week 2023! We will offer virtual programming March 27-31 and a day of on-campus programming on Saturday, April 1.
If you haven’t registered yet, you can do so
here. Registration is required in order to receive links to virtual programming and/or to reserve a space at our on-campus event on Saturday, April 1.
Schedule of Events
Monday, March 27
A look ahead to the week’s programming
You’ll receive an email from our office detailing the week’s events, as well as links to pre-recorded content.
Tuesday, March 28
A preview of Brown School Student Life
- 4:15 PM: Peer Mentor Panel –
Virtual and In-Person - Brown Hall Room 118
The Brown School Peer2Peer Mentoring Program pairs first-year students with second- and third- year students for mentorship and support early in their program. Join a panel of Peer Mentors for an informative panel discussion on academic and practicum topics. Refreshments will be provided.
Separate registration required – register
here.
Wednesday, March 29
A virtual welcome from our community, curriculum overviews, and an international student panel
- 8:00 AM: Virtual International Student and Alumni Panel
- 12:00 PM: Virtual Welcome with Associate Deans
- 12:30 PM: Virtual Curriculum Overviews
Thursday, March 30
A virtual curriculum overview for MSP students
- 8:00 AM: Virtual MSP Curriculum Overview
Friday, March 31
An opportunity to meet our Student Ambassadors
- 12:00 PM: Student Ambassador Drop-In Office Hours (virtual)
A documentary screening & discussion
- 6:00 PM: The Kinloch Doc Screening & Discussion – Brown Lounge, 2nd Floor Brown Hall
Through the eyes of former/current residents, former and current local officials, and scholars, this film will show the implications of two major political decisions – a city merger and the Lambert Airport buyout – on the life of this all Black north county suburb of St. Louis, Missouri. Free and open to all.
Learn more.
Separate registration is required - register
here.
Saturday, April 1 – Join us on campus for a day of in-person programming.
Register.
If you’re able, we’d love to have you join us in person on our beautiful St. Louis campus! All programming will be held in Hillman Hall, which is located on Washington University's Danforth Campus. Directions can be found here. Parking is free on the weekends.
- 8:00 AM: Check-In, Grab & Go Breakfast
- 9:00 AM: Welcome
- 9:30 AM: Curriculum Overviews
- 10:30 AM: Faculty Roundtables (with Molly Metzger, Molly Pearson, Darrell Hudson, Dalychia Saah, Barry Rosenberg, Lorien Carter)
- 11:30 AM: Networking Fair
- 12:00 PM: Lunch
- 1:00 PM: Student Panel
- 2:00 PM: Closing Social/Optional Brown School tours
Things to Do in St. Louis
If you’ll be visiting from out of town, we encourage you to spend some time exploring our city.
- Learn more about St. Louis
here.
- Explore Forest Park, a highly rated urban park just across the street from our campus,
here.
- Want to extend your visit to St. Louis? Check out these
upcoming events.
- St. Louis is a great place to grab a bite. Explore the STL dining scene
here. The closest neighborhoods to campus are Clayton, the Central West End, and University City/Delmar Loop.
Lodging
There are plenty of places to stay around town, but here are a
few nearby hotels to get you started. Be sure to ask if they have a discounted rate for WashU visitors—some hotels do!