DePaul University Newsline > Multimedia > Second annual Take Your Child to Work Day
Second annual Take Your Child to Work Day
Main Content
May 10, 2018
The pitter-patter of little feet was heard throughout the Loop and Lincoln Park Campuses as DePaul faculty, staff and their tiny-tots took part in the second annual Take Your Child to Work Day hosted by the DePaul Parent Connection employee resource group April 26.
Caroline McAteer-Fournier, associate director of the university internship program, and her daughter Norah pose for the camera during Take You Child to Work Day. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Johnathan Bretz, son of the College of Education's Nancy Hashimoto, gets his face painted as the day began in Cortelyou Commons. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Aliza Carrion, daughter of the Office of Public Relations and Communications' Jeff Carrion, paints pictures during the annual event. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Nancy Hashimoto, director of advising in the College of Education and organizer of the event, smiles with her kids Jake and Jonathan. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Jason Majchrzak, academic advisor in the Driehaus College of Business, sits with his new daughter Avery in Cortelyou Commons. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Kids and their parents listen to instructions before beginning a scavenger hunt through the Lincoln Park Student Center. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Kids and their parents make arts and crafts in one of the age-appropriate breakout rooms in the Student Center. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
The program aims to inspire and empower young children to think and dream about opportunities as they get exposure to careers and professions. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Dani Blackwell, administrative assistant in New Student and Family Engagement, and her son, Ashton, make a paper and cotton ball caterpillar at the arts and crafts table. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
DIBS made a surprise visit to Cortelyou Commons for pictures, high-fives and fist-bumps. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)
Mikey, son of the Office of Advancement's Resie Neubauer, plays with a software-enabled piano made of bananas in the Richardson Library Maker Hub. (DePaul University/Jeff Carrion)