2014 Graduation
Event Guide
Important details regarding
your graduation event weekend.
July 26, 2014
Chicago, Illinois
To the Graduates of the Class of 2014,
Your graduation day is almost here. What will you remember
most? Walking across the stage to confirm your degree, the
smiles on your family and friends’ faces seeing you accomplish
your goals, moving your tassle from the right to the left, or the
nights staying up late to prepare for an exam.
As you begin thinking about the next step after graduation,
remember the professors who made a difference and the
classmates who came through a tough class with you. These
lessons of teamwork and class work are just as important
to your future career as the academics.
When you are fitted with your cap and gown, remember the graduates and leaders who
walked across the stage before you at the start of their educational journey.
Build upon the momentum from graduation and keep your passion for learning. I wish you
well as you prepare to graduate and begin the next exciting chapter in your life.
Best regards,
Dr. Wade Dyke
Kaplan University President
2014 Graduation Event Guide
Table of Contents
Schedule of Events...........2
Graduate Checklist ...........4
General Overview .............5
Career Services.............. 10
Contact Information....... 13
Things to Do.................. 14
Virginia Pawlak
Graduate, School of Business
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Graduation Schedule of Events
*Note: All times are in Central Time (CT).
Friday, July 25, 2014
4:30 pm–7:30 pm
Graduate Check-In (The Chicago Theatre)
• All graduates must check in to receive their reader card.
(Graduates unable to check in on Friday can do so one hour prior to the start of the ceremony on Saturday.)
4:30 pm–7:30 pm
Graduate Services Area (The Chicago Theatre)
The following departments will be present to offer assistance:
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areer Services–Gain information regarding job search after graduation,
which includes resumes, interviews, networking, etc.
• Graduate Services–Exchange caps, gowns, or tassels.
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ffice of Returning Students (Student Records)–Receive information regarding
your next degree with Kaplan University.
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FFICE OF THE Registrar–Grade point average (GPA) and degree questions.
Exchange academic honor cord (if necessary).
• STUDENT FINANCE–Receive guidance and support for financial questions.
• Student Life /Alumni Engagement– Receive information on alumni services,
participate in interactive activities, and pick up honor society member regalia.
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6:30 pm–7:30 pm
School of Nursing Pinning Ceremony (Westin River North, Astor Ballroom)
• Please arrive to the ceremony room at 6:00 pm
• Nursing graduates only
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ttire: business professional
7:00 pm–8:30 pm
Military Student Graduation Reception (Westin River North, Grand Ballroom)
• Special guest speaker Sergeant First Class (retired) Leroy Arthur Petry, recipient of
the Congressional Medal of Honor for combat gallantry in the Afghanistan conflict
• Commemorative coin distributed to graduates who served in the military
• Attire: business professional
Saturday, July 26, 2014
8:30 am
Graduates attending Ceremony 1 should check in and report to the staging room for line up.
(The Chicago Theatre, South Entrance on Benton Court)
8:30 am
Theatre Doors Open for Guest Seating
9:30 am
Commencement for All Postgraduate Certificate and Master’s-Level Graduates
(The Chicago Theatre)
12:30 pm
Graduates attending Ceremony 2 should check in and report to the staging room for line up.
(The Chicago Theatre, South Entrance on Benton Court)
12:30 pm
Theatre Doors Open for Guest Seating
1:30 pm
Commencement for All Postbaccalaureate and Undergraduate Certificate, Associate’s,
and Bachelor’s-Level Graduates (The Chicago Theatre)
Commencement Keynote Speaker: Desiree Rogers
• CEO, Johnson Publishing Company, LLC
• White House Special Assistant to President Obama, 2009-2010
• White House Social Secretary, 2009-2010
Desiree Rogers, chief executive officer of Johnson Publishing
Company, LLC has earned a reputation as one of America’s most
successful businesswomen. With a Harvard Business School
degree and stellar business experience, Rogers has redefined
every leadership position that she has held while playing a major
philanthropic role in the communities in which she has lived.
In 2008, President Obama named Rogers the first African American
Social Secretary. As Social Secretary, her mandate was to help
“people visualize what the Obama presidency is about, the values
Americans vote for—inclusion, transparency, and the embracement
of all people. She was recruited to reposition the Obama’s
nontraditional vision of the White House to the “People’s House.”
Her office produced 350 events in her 14-month tenure and turned
the White House into a showcase for American art and culture.
Rogers is widely credited for her ability to identify and motivate
talent, to challenge existing assumptions using brand discipline, and
superior communication skills to create new pathways for success.
Graduate Check-In
The Chicago Theatre
Friday, July 25, 2014
4:30 pm–7:30 pm CT
Graduates unable to
check in on Friday can
do so one hour prior to
the start of the ceremony
on Saturday.
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Graduate Checklist
Things to Remember
Bring cap, gown, tassel.
Bring bobby pins to hold graduation cap in place.
Bring your hood (master’s degree only).
Check in onsite to receive your reader card and academic honor cord (if eligible).
Bring your reader card to the ceremony.
Pack all items from the Graduate Checklist, including this Event Guide.
Allow extra time for traffic and parking to and from the airport and to and from the ceremony.
rrive to the theatre on time as the theatre’s standard procedure is to do security checks
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on all who enter the building.
Carry small bills for tips and quick purchases.
Eat before the ceremony to avoid feeling famished.
Bring a camera, extra batteries, and phone charger.
Print necessary documents (airline boarding pass, hotel confirmation, and more).
o not bring personal items to the staging room as there is no place to store them.
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Ask family/friends to hold your personal items during the ceremony.
raduates are required to stay in the theatre until the Provost confers the degrees at the
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end of the ceremony.
Missing Items/Need to Exchange
If you are missing any of the above items or need to exchange any items, please visit the Graduate
Help Desk located in the Graduate Services Area on Friday, July 25 from 4:30 pm–7:30 pm.
The Graduate Help Desk will also be open prior to each ceremony in the student staging room.
Graduation Ceremony Reader Cards
At Graduate Check-In, you will receive your graduation ceremony reader card which contains your
name and degree. Emphasis areas or majors are not included, as these are not announced at the
ceremony or listed in the graduation program. It is essential that you have your reader card with
you at the ceremony.* If you are missing your reader card, please visit Graduate Check-In.
*Nursing Graduates Only: You will receive a separate Nursing Pinning Ceremony reader card upon arrival to the
Friday evening nursing ceremony.
Snap a picture in your cap and gown. Have some fun while you
celebrate your accomplishments with the Snaps app for IOS and Android.
Visit kaplan.snapsapp.com to download the app and add custom
Kaplan University graduation effects to all of your photos.
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General Overview
Attire
Graduates
• All students participating in the ceremony must wear regalia.
• Personalized adornment on caps and gowns is strictly prohibited.
• Tassel should be placed on the RIGHT side of your cap.
• We suggest that you wear low heels or flats as there are many stairs in the theatre.
• Business professional suggested for attire under gown.
Guests
• Dress attire is business professional.
Tassel Colors
The color of the tassel represents the school of the graduate’s program of study.
• Apricot – Nursing • Blue – Public Safety • Drab – Business
• Gold – Psychology • Light Blue – Education • Purple – Legal Studies
• Red – Information Technology • Salmon – Health Sciences • White – Arts and Sciences
For a listing of tassel color per degree concentration, visit the Graduation Center at graduation.kaplan.edu.
Academic Honor Cord
Students earning academic honors in their associate’s or bachelor’s program should pick up
their academic honor cord at Graduate Check-In.
Academic Hood
The following instructions are designed to assist master’s-level graduates in the proper
way to wear the academic hood.
• Place the hood over your head with the velvet side up under the chin.
• The long tail portion of the hood should be against your back.
Do not turn the tail inside out.
• Turn the lining of the hood out, making the colors of the University visible.
Tickets
Guest tickets are required and can be picked up at Graduate
Check-In. Children under 3 are not required to have a ticket
as they are expected to sit on the lap of an adult.
Seating
Seating is open and on a first-come, first-served basis. The doors
to the theatre will open one hour prior to the scheduled start
time of the ceremony for guest seating. Ushers will monitor
and ask that seats not be saved. Please be respectful
of other graduates and their families and remain
seated until the end of the ceremony.
Todd Snyder
Graduate,
School of Public Safety
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Disability Services—
Information for Students and Guests With Special Needs
Accessible Parking
Parking instructions are located within this Event Guide.
Theatre Drop-Off
Guests can be dropped off at the main entrance to the theatre located on State Street.
Early Entrance Into the Theatre
Early entrance to the graduation commencement ceremony will be granted to guests with special needs
beginning 15 minutes prior to doors opening for general guest seating. Seating will be available within the
theatre for both students and guests.
Students With Mobility Impairments
Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) Ambassadors will be available to assist students who may require
assistance walking across the stage. If the need is present, it is recommended to request ADA Ambassador
assistance at Graduate Check-In upon arrival to the graduation ceremony. Students unable to climb stairs
will take an alternate route into the theatre. Students must arrive promptly to the Theatre’s South Entrance
on Benton Court one hour prior to the scheduled start time of the ceremony and request assistance to the
representative at Graduate Check-In.
Wheelchairs
Graduates and guests with mobility impairments are encouraged to bring their own wheelchairs to
the graduation events. Elevator access and wheelchair seating in the theatre is available. Students using a
wheelchair will be partnered with an ADA Ambassador at Graduate Check-In, who will provide assistance with
seating and crossing the stage.
Restrooms
ADA Ambassadors are not permitted to accompany any student or guest into the restroom. Students and
guests requiring aided assistance within the restroom must rely on a friend or family member.
Sign Language Interpreter
There will be a sign language interpreter on stage for those who may require this service.
Additional Questions
Should you have questions pertaining to disability services which may not have been answered above,
please contact Tiffani Ashline at [email protected].
Diplomas
Diplomas are not distributed at the graduation ceremony. Diplomas are automatically mailed by the Office
of the Registrar approximately 8 weeks after graduates complete their final class and fulfill all program and
financial requirements as stated in the University Catalog. At the ceremony, graduates receive a diploma
cover. For questions regarding diplomas, please email the Office of the Registrar
at [email protected] or call 866.522.7747 (Toll Free).
Photography
Official photographers will take individual headshot photos of each graduate prior to entering the stage. The
photographers will also capture the graduate shaking hands with the Kaplan University President or Provost
prior to exiting the stage. After the ceremony, graduates will be emailed the photography website link, which
will include the proofs and information about ordering prints. Graduates and guests may take photographs
during the ceremony from their seats but are prohibited
to take photos in the aisles of the theatre.
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Flower Sales
Flowers for Dreams will be in the The Chicago Theatre lobby on Saturday, July 26, prior to each ceremony to
sell bouquets of roses in various colors as well as leis made of orchids. Other floral arrangements can be
preordered at www.flowersfordreams.com/kaplan. Ten percent of the proceeds will help fill backpacks with
school supplies for local area children in need. Preorder sales will be open from July 1, 2014 through July 25,
2014 at 12:00 pm CT.
Webcast
The graduation ceremony will be broadcast live online at graduation.kaplan.edu. Information and instructions
will be available on the website the day of the ceremony.
Parking
ote: Parking in Chicago can be very expensive. We encourage you to take public transportation or
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walk (if staying downtown) to the theatre. Kaplan University has secured discounted parking. However
the fees may still be high.
Chicago Theater Parking:
There are a number of parking garages surrounding the theatre, but the Wabash/Randolph Self Park operated
by InterPark is the closest and will provide a discount to those attending the commencement. It is located one
block from the entrance to The Chicago Theatre. Entrances are located on both Wabash Avenue and Randolph
Street. Parking vouchers are required to receive discounted parking and will be available at Graduate Check-In.
Wabash/Randolph Self Park
20 East Randolph Street
Chicago, IL 60601
www.interparkonline.com
Rates range between $14 - $21 per day and are subject to change.
Westin Chicago River North Hotel Parking:
Valet Parking – $65
Hotel Guests – $28 per day
Non-hotel Guests – $30 per day discounted event rate
Non-hotel guests will need to indicate they are coming to the hotel for a Kaplan University event to receive the discount rate.
Greenway Self Park (located ½ block north of the Westin Chicago River North)
60 West Kinzie Street
Chicago, IL 60654
Rates:
$26 for 2 hours
$31 for 2 to 12 hours
$50 for 12 to 24 hours
Rates are as of June 1, 2014 and are subject to change
SpotHero Parking Service
SpotHero allows patrons and travelers to view parking options and rates in the city, and reserve parking in
advance. Visit spothero.com/chicago for more information and to reserve parking.
Note: SpotHero is not affiliated or contracted with Kaplan University. Rates and time frames are subject to change. Please refer to SpotHero’s Terms of Use for agreement information.
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Directions and Parking Information for Graduation Events
The Chicago Theatre
175 North State Street
Chicago, Illinois 60601
312.462.6300
Driving Directions to Wabash/Randolph Self Parking Garage:
From North on I-90 (Kennedy)
Exit Washington Blvd and turn left onto West Washington Blvd to Michigan Avenue. Turn left onto Michigan Avenue to Randolph. Turn left onto Randolph to parking garage entrance. Entrance will be on the right.
From the South on I-94 (Dan Ryan)
Exit Washington Blvd. Turn right on Washington Blvd to Michigan Avenue. Turn left on Michigan Avenue to Randolph. Turn left on Randoph to parking garage entrance. Entrance will be on the right.
From the South on I-55 (Stevenson)
Exit onto N Lake Shore Drive. Take Lake Shore Drive to Randolph. Exit Randolph and head east to entrance of parking garage. Entrance will be on the right.
From the West on I-290 (Eisenhower)
The interstate will terminate onto Congress Parkway. Take Congress east to Michigan Avenue. Turn left onto Michigan Avenue to Randolph Street. Turn left on Randolph Street to entrance of parking garage. Entrance
will be on the right.
Public Transportation:
For public transportation information visit Chicago Transit Authority at www.transitchicago.com,
Metra at metrarail.com/metra/en/home.html, or PACE at www.pacebus.com, or call 312. 836.7000.
The Chicago Theatre is easily accessible via public transportation, including the following:
Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) Rapid Transit:
Red Line - Lake Street Station
Brown, Green, and Orange Lines - State and Lake Street Station
Buses:
#29 State Street
#36 Broadway
#62 Archer
#145 Wilson/Michigan
#146 Marine/Michigan
Metra South Shore Line: Randolph and Michigan (2 blocks east of the theatre)
The Westin Chicago
320 North Dearborn Street
Chicago, IL 60654
River North Hotel
Directions:
From the North on I-90 (Kennedy)
Take I-90 East and exit at Ohio Street which is one-way going east. Drive 5 blocks to Clark Street.
Turn right and drive four 4 blocks. The Westin Chicago River North is on the left just past Kinzie Street.
From the South on I-94 (Dan Ryan)
Take I-94 West and exit Ohio Street which is one-way going east. Drive 5 blocks to Clark Street.
Turn right and drive 4 blocks. The Westin Chicago River North is on the left just past Kinzie Street.
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From the North on Lake Shore Drive
Take Lake Shore Drive South and exit on Grand Avenue going west. Drive 9 blocks to Clark Street and turn left.
Drive 3 blocks and The Westin Chicago River North is on the left just past Kinzie Street.
From the South on Lake Shore Drive
Take Lake Shore Drive North and exit on Grand Avenue going west. Drive 9 blocks to Clark Street and turn left.
Drive 3 blocks and The Westin Chicago River North is on the left just past Kinzie Street.
Coming from the South on I-55 (Stevenson)
Take I-55 North to Lake Shore Drive. Take Lake Shore Drive (North) and exit on Grand Avenue going west. Drive 9 blocks
to Clark Street and turn left. Drive 3 blocks and The Westin Chicago River North is on the left just past Kinzie Street.
Coming from the West on I-290 (Eisenhower)
Take I-290 East to Columbus Drive. Take Columbus Drive North to Grand Avenue. Turn left and drive 6 blocks to Clark
Street and turn left. Drive 3 blocks and The Westin Chicago River North is on the left just past Kinzie Street.
The Chicago Theatre
175 N State Street
Chicago, IL 60601
312.443.1130
Westin Chicago River North
320 N Dearborn St
Chicago, IL 60610
312.744.1900
Wabash/Randolph Self Park
20 E Randolph St
Chicago, IL 60601
Greenway Self Park
60 W Kinzie St
Chicago, IL 60654
Copyright © 2013 Google Maps
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Career Services
Congratulations, Graduate!
We are proud of you and all that you have accomplished at Kaplan University. Career Services can help you to
prepare for life after graduation. We help Kaplan University students and alumni define their career goals and
take the steps to pursue them. Through partnerships and individualized assistance, our students have the
opportunity to develop career-related skills for a competitive global employment arena.
Career Network
The Career Network is accessible via the KU Campus portal to currently enrolled students and graduates of Kaplan
University. The Career Network is designed as a social platform for our students and graduates to collaborate
with each other and the Career Services team. Career Services monitors the Career Network from 8:00 am to 8:00
pm ET to answer specific job search questions. In addition, students can search for jobs 24 hours a day, 7 days
a week. The job tracker has been created specifically for Kaplan University students and focuses on positions
based on a student’s program of study and geographic location. The tracker houses job posts from CareerBuilder
and its partners, thus offering a large number of available jobs for students to view.
The job tracker feature built into the Career Network will record each student’s or graduate’s specific job search
activity. Students can review how many jobs they have looked at, see how many they have applied for, and keep
track of the positions that they are interviewing for. This data is beneficial in helping students follow up on job
openings they have applied to and gauge their actual efforts in the job search. It also assists in conversations
with a student’s assigned Career Specialist, who can give additional advice on resumes, interviewing skills, and
networking assistance.
In addition to its social function, the Career Network allows students and graduates to create a professional
profile that offers the opportunity to:
> Complete a work interest assessment
> Build a resume and cover letter using the online tool, Optimal Resume
> S
ign up for an exit interview with a Career Services staff member
upon graduation
> Update current employment status
> Apply for employment opportunities geared toward their program
of study and geographic area
For more information on Career Services,
visit us in the Graduate Services Area on
Friday, July 25 from 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Nickyla Harris
Graduate,
School of Health Sciences
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Please take a few moments to complete the form below and send it back to the Career Services
team via fax to 800.506.8667. Alternatively, you can mail it to Career Services, Kaplan University,
550 West Van Buren Street, 7th Floor, Chicago, IL 60607.
name:
PROGRAM/DEGREE:
Graduation Date:
Today’s Date:
Address:
City:
State:
Primary Phone:
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Zip:
Career Service Assistance:
Would you like assistance from Career Services at this time?
Please note that you are eligible for assistance at any time provided you request such assistance to Career Services.
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Employed (Please enter info below)
Medical Condition International Student Continuing Education Stay-at-Home Parent Military on Assignment/Spouse
Retiree Mission Work/Peace Corps
Employed:
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City:
Address:
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HOURS PER WEEK:
START DATE:
SUPERVISOR’S NAME/TITLE:
SUPERVISOR’S email:
SUPERVISOR’S phone number:
current salary:
Zip:
additional pay (ot, bonuses, etc.:
Job Description:
How did you obtain this position?
Hired From Externship On Your Own Continued Employment
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Career Services Website
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Assisting as an Alumnus:
Would you like to help Career Services as an alumnus?
Please check anything you are interested in assisting with.
Being featured in Kaplan University’s social media outreach (sharing stories on Facebook, Twitter, newsletters)
Serving as a contact for my program/occupation to other students/alumni
Participating in career/networking events for current students/alumni (career fairs, panel discussions, etc.)
Signature:
Permission for release of information: I authorize Kaplan University Career Services Office to release my resume to employers who request them in
order to assist me with my job search, contact my place of employment for the purpose of verifying employment, and the college that I’m currently
enrolled. I also authorize the use of my photo for campus bulletin boards or alumni success stories.
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Important Contact Information
Commencement Office
Office of the Registrar
[email protected]
Diploma and GPA Questions
[email protected]
866.522.7747
Flowers for Dreams
Preorder bouquets
www.flowersfordreams.com/kaplan
Graduation Center
Information and FAQ Pertaining to the
Graduation Ceremony and Weekend Events
graduation.kaplan.edu
Jostens
Caps and Gowns, Class Rings,
and Graduate Announcements
800.854.7464
http://college.jostens.com
Kaplan University Online Store
studentstore.kaplanuniversity.edu
Lifetouch Special Events
Events.lifetouch.com/kaplan
Customer Service: [email protected]
800.505.9496
Lost and Found
Contact The Chicago Theatre at 312.462.6300
Office of Student Life
Honor Society Questions
[email protected]
Student Accounts
Account Balance and Payment Questions
[email protected]
866.522.7747, option 2, then option 2
Twittercast
Don’t miss the action during commencement!
Add #KaplanU to your tweets to join the conversation.
The Chicago Theatre
312.462.6300
175 N State Street
Chicago, IL 60601
Webcast
graduation.kaplan.edu
Westin Chicago River North
312.744.1900
320 N Dearborn St
Chicago, IL 60654
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Things to Do in Chicago
July Chicago Weather
• Average High Temperature: 84°F, (29°C)
• Average Low Temperature: 63°F (17°C)
• Average Precipitation: 4.01”
Boat Tours/Cruises
Individual and Group Tours/Cruises
Chicago Line Architectural Tour
465 N. McClurg Court; walk east on the River East Arts
Center’s promenade
www.chicagoline.com/architectural.php
Mercury Skyline Tours
Michigan Avenue and Wacker Drive
www.mercuryskylinecruiseline.com
Odyssey Cruises
Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Avenue
www.odysseycruises.com/chicago/index.cfm
Spirit of Chicago
Navy Pier, 600 E. Grand Avenue
www.spiritofchicago.com/ch/index.jsp
Magnificent Mile
Shop at many of the country’s top names
in retail along the “Mile.”
www.themagnificentmile.com
Restaurants Near Theatre
Catch 35
Seafood, $$
35 West Wacker Drive
Dick’s Last Resort
American, $$
315 N Dearborn Street
Emerald Loop Bar & Grill
American/Bar, $$
216 North Wabash Avenue
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Chick-Fil-A Burgers, Sandwiches, $
177 N. State Street
Lou Malnati’s
Pizza, $$
439 N Wells Street
McCormick & Schmick’s
Seafood, Steakhouse, $$$
1 E. Wacker Drive
Petterino’s
American, $$
150 North Dearborn Street
Trattoria No 10
Italian, $$$
10 North Dearborn
State and Lake Chicago Tavern
American, $$$
201 N State Street
Wildberry
Breakfast/Brunch, $
130 E Randolph Street
Museums
Adler Planetarium
1300 S Lake Shore Drive
www.adlerplanetarium.org
Art Institute of Chicago
111 S. Michigan Avenue
www.artic.edu/aic
DuSable Museum of African American History
740 E. 56th Place
www.dusablemuseum.org
Museum of Science and Industry
57th Street and Lake Shore Drive
www.msichicago.org
Willis Tower Skydeck (formerly Sears Tower)
233 S. Wacker Drive
www.theskydeck.com
Shedd Aquarium
1200 S Lake Shore Drive
www.sheddaquarium.org
Tourist Attractions
Music/Entertainment
Buckingham Fountain
Columbus Drive and Congress Parkway in Grant Park
www.cpdit01.com/resources/buckingham_fountain.cfm
Andy’s Jazz Club
11 E. Hubbard Street
www.andysjazzclub.com
Lincoln Park Zoo
2001 N. Clark Street
www.lpzoo.org
Buddy Guy’s Legends
754 S. Wabash Avenue
www.buddyguy.com
Millennium Park
Bordered by Michigan Avenue to the west, Columbus
Drive to the east, Randolph Street to the north, and
Monroe Street to the south
www.millenniumpark.org
House of Blues (Live Blues)
329 N. Dearborn Street
www.houseofblues.com/venues
The Second City (Live Comedy)
1616 N. Wells Street
www.secondcity.com/?id=theatres/chicago
The Back Room
1007 N. Rush Street
www.backroomchicago.com
Neighborhoods
Chinatown
W. Cermak Road and S. Wentworth Avenue
www.chicagochinatown.org/cccorg/home.jsp
Greektown
W. Jackson Boulevard and S. Halsted Street
www.greektownchicago.org
Observatories
John Hancock Observatory
875 N. Michigan Avenue
www.hancock-observatory.com/en
Navy Pier
600 E. Grand Avenue
www.navypier.com
Tours
Double Decker Bus Tours
Please refer to website
www.coachusa.com/chicagotrolley
Segway Tours
Millennium Park; 239 E. Randolph Street
bikeandroll.com/chicago
Additional Websites to Find
Chicago Attractions, Restaurants,
and Nightlife
Chicago Traveler
www.chicagotraveler.com/attractions.htm
Metromix
chicago.metromix.com
Notes:
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