**Please note: The 2011 Grade 10 program will begin Sunday May 15 at 1pm and

end Thursday May 19 near 8pm**

Waterloo Unlimited Grade 10 Sample Schedule from 2010

Sunday Wednesday May
Monday May 17 Tuesday May 18 Thursday May 20 Friday May 21
May 16 19

7:30 AM Bluewater Day 7:30 AM

Breakfast, Move
Breakfast and Day Breakfast and Day Breakfast and Day
8:00AM Breakfast and Day Out and Pack 8:00AM
Student Reg. Student Arrival Student Arrival
Student Arrival Vans

meet with bags

start @ 7:30 start @ 7:30 start @ 7:30 start @ 7:30
8:30 AM @ 8:30 8:30 AM
travel to STP
travel to RCH 308 travel to HH 280 travel to RCH 308 travel to PHY 150
MacKirdy
"Machine "Mathematics
"Radiation Heat "Wayfinding and
9:00AM Intro to the Program Perception" and 9:00AM
start @ 9:00 Ed Jernigan,
Navigation" Vision"
Transfer" Systems
Kyle Daun, Colin Ellard, Design Ian VanderBurgh,
9:30 AM Engineering Psychology Engineering Math 9:30 AM
start @ 9:00 start @ 9:00 start @ 9:00 start @ 9:00

10:00AM 10:00AM
travel to MC
Visioning Challenge travel to DWE 3516 travel to RCH 305 travel to E2 1303
2038
10:30 10:30
start @ 9:30 Skills Session: Skills Session: Skills Session:
AM AM
Speech
How to Write A Skills Session: How to Become
Communication
Looking for
Heather Hill Killer One-Pager Self-Enriching
11:00AM Trouble 11:00AM

start @ 10:30 start @ 10:30 start @ 10:30 start @ 10:30

11:30 11:30
AM AM
travel to EV1 travel to EV1 travel to EV1 travel to EV1 travel to EV1
Courtyard Courtyard Courtyard Courtyard Courtyard
Lunch and Free
12:00PM Time Vocabulary 12:00Pm
Lunch Lunch Lunch
(SCH visit) Lunch
start @ 12:00 start @ 12:00 start @ 12:00
12:30
start @ 12:00 12:30
start @ 12:00
PM PM
staff meeting @ travel to
travel to RCH 305 travel to workshops travel to RCH 305
12:30 workshops

1:00PM Expectations/ "Perception" 1:00PM

Engagement, and Small Group travel to ECH 1219 Small Group James Danckert,
How to Take a "What We See
Workshops Workshops Sociology
1:30 PM Lecture versus 1:30 PM
start @ 1:00 start @ 1:00 What We Know" start @ 1:00 start @ 1:00
Art Green, Fine
2:00PM Arts 2:00PM
travel to PAC Blue staff meeting @ travel to EV2
start @ 1:30
Area 1:30 2002
REC Session Grand Synthesis
2:30 PM 2:30 PM
and Postcards
start @ 2:30 Break/Snack start @ 2:30
3:00PM travel to LHN 1621 travel to MC 2038 3:00PM
travel to MC 1056 Synthesis REC Session Synthesis
start @ 3:15 start @ 3:00 start @ 3:15
3:30 PM 3:30 PM
travel to PAC Blue travel to PAC Blue
Skills Session:
Area Area
Poetry off the Page
REC Session REC Session
4:00PM and 4:00PM
Learning by Heart start @ 4:00 start @ 4:00

4:30 PM start @ 3:30 travel to CGC 4:30 PM

travel to CGC Grand Portage to
travel to CGC 1302
1302 Festival Room,
5:00PM
SCH 5:00PM
Student Panel Student Panel Closing
travel to CGC
Conrad Grebel Ceremony
Community Supper
5:30 PM Dinner 5:30 PM
*dinner at 5pm; in
Dinner Dinner seats for 4:50pm start @ 5:30
staff meeting @ Banquet Dinner
start @ 5:30 start @ 5:30
6:00PM 6:00pm 6:00PM
staff meeting @
6:15pm
Arrival and
travel to STP travel to OPT
Registratio start @ 5:30
MacKirdy 1129
6:30PM n 6:30PM
at Conrad travel to STJ
travel to MC 2065
Grebel Siegfried
Open House Prep
start @
Public Talk: Public Talk: Public Talk:
7:00PM 6:30 7:00PM
Dr. Stephen "Forensic
"Animal Vision" The Commons
Schneider Optometry"
Heidi Engelhardt, start @ 6:45
start @ 7:00 Graham Strong Open House and
7:30 PM Biology Presentations 7:30 PM
start @ 7:00
start @ 7:00 start @ 7:00

8:00PM 8:00PM
travel to CGC travel to CGC travel to CGC travel to CGC travel home
Residence
8:30 PM and WU 8:30 PM
Meeting
start @ Residence Residence
Residence Activities Residence Activities
8:30 Activities and Activities and
and Snack and Snack
Snack Snack
9:00PM Snack 9:00PM

9:30PM 9:30 PM

10:00PM 10:00PM

10:30PM zzzzzzzz…. zzzzzzzz…. zzzzzzzz…. zzzzzzzz…. zzzzzzzz…. 10:30PM

**Please note: The 2011 Grade 10 program will begin Sunday May 15 at 1pm and
end Thursday May 19 near 8pm**
 Sample Small Group Workshops from 2010
• “Where Are You? GPS Can Show You”
James McCarthy, Mapping Analysis and Design
• “X-Ray Vision”
Jeff Orchard, Computer Science
• “An Exceedingly Brief Introduction to Differential
Calculus”
Jim Gardner, Waterloo Alum, Mathematics
• “Vision and the Brain: What We See and What
We Think We See”
Terry Stewart, Psychology
• “Lenticular or 3D Knitting”
Betty Bax, Centre for Knowledge Integration
• “Intro to Improv (Improv Theatre)”
Jim Gardner, Waterloo Alum, Mathematics
• “Optical Imaging of Biological Tissue”
Kostadinka Bizheva, Physics and Astronomy
• “Images of War”
Carol Acton, English Language and Literature
• “Distortions in the Visual World: Can the Brain
Adapt?”
Sandra Prentice, Kinesiology