Question 1

What is Naz Weekend?

Accepted Answer

Naz Weekend is an all-out celebration of Nazareth and its people. Whether you're an alum, a student, a family member, faculty, staff, member of the greater Rochester community, you're welcome. There's something for everyone at Naz Weekend, and we can't wait to celebrate with you!

Question 2

How is Naz Weekend different from Reunion?

Accepted Answer

While reunion continues to be a part of Naz Weekend, we’re making the whole weekend more inclusive to families, students, and community members. Milestone reunion classes ending in 0 and 5 will be celebrated at this year’s Naz Weekend.

Question 3

Where can I find the most up-to-date schedule?

Accepted Answer

The Naz Weekend  webpage features the full schedule of events. Any updates or changes will be most current on the webpage. We will be adding more events and vendors throughout the summer, so be sure to continue to check back!

Question 4

Are these events open to the public / community?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Naz Weekend events are for everyone! This is a chance to celebrate Nazareth and showcase all the wonderful things it has to offer for our community. Our vendor fair on Saturday features over 50 local artists, come support your neighbor!

Question 5

I’m not confident with online registration, and need help, what do I do?

Accepted Answer

Contact the Alumni Engagement Office via email, alumni@naz.edu, or phone, 585-389-5000, for further assistance. Please provide detailed contact information and concerns so that we may best assist you. We appreciate your patience when our call volume is higher than typical.

Question 6

I have a dietary restriction or require other accommodations. How do I let someone know?

Accepted Answer

Each member of your party will have the opportunity to share any accommodations or dietary needs during the online registration process. Many common dietary restrictions (vegetarian, vegan, gluten, and dairy free) are taken into consideration when planning menus for the weekend.

Question 7

Will there be parking on campus?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Parking is free on campus throughout Naz weekend. While typical university parking restrictions will be waived for the weekend, please use the designated parking for Naz Weekend attendees and respect handicap spaces.

Question 8

Will there be transportation on campus?

Accepted Answer

There will be staffed golf carts around campus throughout the weekend. You can call the concierge line (585-389-5000) if you need assistance with transportation around campus!

In addition, golf carts will be used to provide campus tours.

Question 9

What is the dress code for the weekend?

Accepted Answer

Show your Naz pride! The weekend, for the most part, is causal; be sure to pack your purple and gold Nazareth University gear.  Some events, including the Hall of Fame reception, will note a dress code.

Question 10

Where do I check-in when I arrive?

Accepted Answer

When you arrive on campus, you'll stop by the registration tent outside of the Golisano Academic Center (the old Motherhouse) where you can grab your attendee bracelet and some swag! Your bracelet will be required at all events throughout the weekend.

Question 11

Will there be photography?

Accepted Answer

Photos and videos will be taken throughout the weekend, which may be used for marketing and advertising purposes in print, online, on social media, and in multimedia productions.

Question 12

Can I bring my dog?

Accepted Answer

While Naz Weekend is for everyone, we want to make sure everyone (including your pets) are safe, so for everyone's safety please leave your dogs at home. Pets will not be allowed at Naz Weekend, except service dogs, which must be licensed, certified, and trained.

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