Cass Tech
Reception in the Dow Building
Representatives of the Engineering programs
met with students in the atrium and on the tours. |
The Cass Tech Marching Band
was among the entries in Saturday's Parade of Nations, getting applause
and cheers on the way from Hancock to Houghton.
The annual parade featured contingents of international students
and community members traveling from Hancock Middle School and across
the Portage Lake Lift Bridge to Dee Stadium in Houghton.
In addition to their appearance in the Parade of Nations, the Cass
Tech Band presented a marching band workshop at Sherman Field for
local high school bands on Friday, Sept. 16. They toured Admissions,
the School of Business and Economics and the College of
Engineering which provided a reception in the Dow Environmental
Science and Engineering Building Atrium.
The Cass Tech Band, representing Detroit's well-known magnet high
school, has traveled all over the U.S. and performed at numerous
colleges and universities. Its audiences have included three Michigan
governors and the past three mayors of Detroit, including Coleman
Young, Dennis Archer and Kwame Kilpatrick, a Cass Tech alumnus.
After the parade, the community attended the Multicultural Festival,
where foods from around the world were served.
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