Tony Frank to deliver annual Fall Address

Ellie Mulder

September 16, 2015

With rosy cheeks and the smile that students have come to know as President Tony Frank's most common facial expression, Frank lets out a chuckle during the Collegian's Q & A. (Photo credit: Abbie Parr) — With rosy cheeks and the smile that students have come to know as President Tony Frank’s most common facial expression, Frank lets out a chuckle during the *Collegian’s* Q & A. (Photo credit: Abbie Parr.)

Colorado State University President Tony Frank will deliver the President’s Fall Address Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. on the Oval. The CSU marching band will play at 11:15 a.m., and the University Picnic lunch will be available immediately following Frank’s remarks.

The Oval will be closed to traffic and parking all day and Around the Horn bus routes will be altered.

The menu for the free picnic lunch is as follows:

Santa Fe turkey hoagie: sliced turkey, cheddar, roasted red pepper, avocado-lime mayo with leaf lettuce on a hoagie
Santa Fe turkey sandwich on gluten free flatbread: sliced turkey, cheddar, roasted red pepper, avocado-lime mayo with leaf lettuce on gluten-free flatbread
Cilantro-edamame hummus wrap (vegan) with crisp fresh vegetables and baby spinach
Multigrain Sun Chips/Boulder Canyon kettle chips
Milk chocolate chunk cookies

Classes will not be cancelled for the event, but according to a CSU release, “departments are encouraged to arrange schedules to accommodate those who wish to attend.”

Collegian News Editor Ellie Mulder can be reached at news@collegian.com or on Twitter @lemarie.

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