Help us make every bite count! While walk-ins are still welcome, RSVPs are highly encouraged — they help us plan better, reduce food waste, and keep our event sustainable. RSVPs serve to let us know you're coming and how much food to prepare. They do not guarantee your meal. The events are still first come, first serve with payment collected on site after making your selections in the food service line.

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Help us make every bite count! While walk-ins are still welcome, RSVPs are highly encouraged — they help us plan better, reduce food waste, and keep our event sustainable. RSVPs serve to let us know you're coming and how much food to prepare. They do not guarantee your meal. The events are still first come, first serve with payment collected on site after making your selections in the food service line.

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Immersive Environmental Day is free to attend, but seating is limited. Please complete the registration form to sign up, and email undergraduate@chatham.edu with any questions.

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Help us make every bite count! While walk-ins are still welcome, RSVPs are highly encouraged — they help us plan better, reduce food waste, and keep our event sustainable. RSVPs serve to let us know you're coming and how much food to prepare. They do not guarantee your meal. The events are still first come, first serve with payment collected on site after making your selections in the food service line.

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Help us make every bite count! While walk-ins are still welcome, RSVPs are highly encouraged — they help us plan better, reduce food waste, and keep our event sustainable. RSVPs serve to let us know you're coming and how much food to prepare. They do not guarantee your meal. The events are still first come, first serve with payment collected on site after making your selections in the food service line.

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Help us make every bite count! While walk-ins are still welcome, RSVPs are highly encouraged — they help us plan better, reduce food waste, and keep our event sustainable. RSVPs serve to let us know you're coming and how much food to prepare. They do not guarantee your meal. The events are still first come, first serve with payment collected on site after making your selections in the food service line.

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Help us make every bite count! While walk-ins are still welcome, RSVPs are highly encouraged — they help us plan better, reduce food waste, and keep our event sustainable. RSVPs serve to let us know you're coming and how much food to prepare. They do not guarantee your meal. The events are still first come, first serve with payment collected on site after making your selections in the food service line.

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The morning session will consist of defensive drills and front toss, conducted by Chatham softball coaching staff and current Chatham players.

The afternoon session will be live games.

Highlights:

There will be a question-and-answer session with current Chatham softball players.

A campus tour will be offered at the conclusion of the camp.

Cost: $100 Includes lunch and Chatham Softball T-shirt

Open to girls in grades 9-12.

Questions:

Contact Mike Marsili, Head Softball Coach at 724-272-9629 or

m.marsili@chatham.edu

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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$2000 for a foursome
$500 for an individual golfer
$150 Cocktail & Appetizers/non-playing

$500 Tee/Green Sponsor
$1,000 Beverage Cart Sponsor
$1,000 Driving Range Sponsor
$6,000 Lunch Sponsor

Registration Includes:

guest and cart feesbreakfast, lunch and post golf appetizers and cocktailsraffle, prizes and putting/driving contestprofessional tournament managementpersonalized cart sign & score cardsscoreboard & professional scoring serviceuse of driving rangelocker room servicebag drop servicefull staff of golf professionals

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
9 am Registration & Breakfast
10:30 am Shotgun Start
Lunch served on the course
4 pm Cocktails & Appetizers

ABOUT CHATHAM ATHLETICS
The Chatham Athletic Department now hosts 26 intercollegiate programs with the addition of Men’s and Women’s Wrestling and maintains around 500 student-athletes.

In 2025, 15 of Chatham's teams qualified for the conference playoffs. This was highlighted by men's basketball winning its third PAC title in the last seven years earning a spot in the NCAA Tournament. This spring, three of our teams made it to the PAC championship game.

Nearly 150 student-athletes were named to their conference academic honor roll, maintaining a 3.6 GPA or higher.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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Dean’s hours include an activity or treat to give you the break in your week you need! Giveaways/treats are first come, first serve!

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Chatham Student Government functions under the decisions of student-elected officials and the guidance of administrative members of the University. These students who are elected will participate in three kinds of meetings: Senate, Class, and Committee.

Senate Meetings:
Senate meetings are held every Thursday during Chapel hour from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm. There, every member of CSG is able to represent their constituents through proposing and voting on resolutions and bills and discussing issues on campus. Sometimes guests from specific offices on campus will be invited to discuss these issues, like Public Safety or IT. Anyone on campus can attend a Senate meeting to see what topics are being discussed as well as voice their own opinions during the Open Forum.

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