Campus Crawl Draws Hundreds of Prospective Students to Main Campus

Campus Crawl, an outdoor summer festival hosted by The University of Toledo's Division of Enrollment Management on Friday, drew hundreds of prospective students and their families to explore UToledo and meet University representatives.

The annual event offered hands-on academic and student life experiences, interactive activities and giveaways, food trucks on Centennial Mall and opportunities to engage with faculty, staff and current Rockets.

"It was incredible to see more than 550 prospective students and over 1,200 guests on campus experiencing UToledo firsthand," said Heather Lutz, director of Enrollment Events and Visits. "The energy throughout the day, combined with our campus partners' creative, interactive activities, made Campus Crawl a fun, engaging and insightful experience that truly showcased what life as a Rocket is all about."

From left, Stephanie McIntosh and Jalicia Atkins, both students at Rogers High School, and Nathaniel Nelson, a UToledo senior majoring in biology, play a game to capture a water sample from up on the boat as one of several interactive activities at the Campus Crawl.

From left, Behnam Zaker, president of the UToledo Robotics Club and a Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering, talks with Kenneth Phillips from Toledo at the Campus Crawl.