On Oct. 15, Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, and Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, explain the significance of the Bluemont Bell to prospective education majors.

Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, and Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, explain the significance of the Bluemont Bell to prospective education majors.

Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, and Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, stop in the lobby of Bluemont Hall to begin a tour for prospective education majors.

Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, holds the door open as prospective education members go to explore room 022 in Bluemont Hall.

In Bluemont 022, Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, gives a run down on what a normal day of class looks like for education students.

In Bluemont 022, Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, gives a run down on what a normal day of class looks like for education students

Taking prospective students into Bluemont Hall's Catalyst, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, describes the different technology and resources available to education majors on Oct. 15.

Right outside of Bluemont Hall's Catalyst, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, describes the many opportunities available to education majors to study abroad.

Standing outside of the Office of the Dean, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, and Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, take prospective students on a tour around the basement of Bluemont Hall.

Standing outside of the Office of the Dean, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, and Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, take prospective students on a tour around the basement of Bluemont Hall.

Standing outside of the Office of the Dean, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, and Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, take prospective students on a tour around the basement of Bluemont Hall.

Ending the tour off with a few quick remarks, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, thanks prospective students and their families for coming out to visit campus on Oct. 15.

Ending the tour off with a few quick remarks outside of Bluemont 022, Sarah Snyder, sophomore in secondary education, and Kendalyn Furukawa, sophomore in elementary education, thank prospective students and their families for coming out to visit campus on Oct. 15.

Leading prospective ag students out of the Union on Oct. 21, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, makes a stop in Bosco Plaza to officially begin the tour.

Leading prospective ag students out of the Union on Oct. 21, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, makes a stop in Bosco Plaza to officially begin the tour.

Starting off a tour in Bosco Plaza, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, leads a group of potential agriculture majors to Waters Hall.

Starting off a tour in Bosco Plaza, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, leads a group of potential agriculture majors to Waters Hall.

Starting off a tour in Bosco Plaza, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, leads a group of potential agriculture majors to Waters Hall.

Starting off a tour in Bosco Plaza, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, leads a group of potential agriculture majors to Waters Hall.

Describing the many different benefits of the Union, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, begins a tour of prospective ag students in Bosco Plaza on Oct. 21.

Describing the many different benefits of the Union, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, begins a tour of prospective ag students in Bosco Plaza on Oct. 21.

Describing the many different benefits of the Union, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, begins a tour of prospective ag students in Bosco Plaza on Oct. 21.

Leading a group of potential ag students and their families on Oct. 21, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, walks past and describes the many opportunities of Hale Library.

Asking questions about hometowns, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, engages with prospective ag students as she leads them and their families to Waters Hall.

Asking questions about hometowns, MacKenzie Dunigan, sophomore in animal sciences and industry and pre-veterinary medicine, engages with prospective ag students as she leads them and their families to Waters Hall.