Your Benefits as a Member of the William Greenleaf Eliot Society If you have any questions about the following benefits of Eliot Society membership, please call Lauren Pattiz or Cindy Arnold in the Eliot Society office at 314/935-7109, or toll-free at 877/215-2727. To select your benefits, fill out the form available here.
	Washington University Libraries Eliot Society members are entitled with their Eliot Society membership card to check-out privileges at the University libraries. The only exception is the School of Law library, where use is limited to Law Eliot Society members and alumni. Eliot Society members are also welcome to use all available resources and online databases while on campus at any of our libraries within the Olin Library system. Olin Library, the centerpiece of the library system, has recently been renovated and expanded with handsome new spaces and facilities. For a list of databases available at the libraries and a complete overview of all collections and facilities, please visit http://www.library.wustl.edu.
	Whittemore House St. Louis members of the Eliot Society are invited to join Whittemore House, which offers fine dining in a club atmosphere. The large and small dining rooms may be reserved for special events, including meetings, wedding receptions, and private parties. Members who reside outside St. Louis may use the Whittemore House when visiting campus through special arrangements with the Eliot Society office. Please check out the website for more information by clicking here.
	Athletic Complex Use of the University Athletic Complex, including the William Tao Tennis Center, indoor and outdoor tracks, Millstone Pool, and the weight room are all benefits available to Eliot Society members. Members are also eligible to join the McWilliams Fitness Center, equipped with the latest aerobic exercise machines, for an additional fee. Out-of town Eliot Society members may also use the University Athletic Complex when on campus. Call the Eliot Society office to make arrangements. Check out the facilities here.
	Campus Parking Occasional-use permits or temporary hangtags for parking at both the Danforth Campus and Medical Campus are complimentary to Eliot Society members. Parents of current Washington University sophomores, juniors, seniors, and graduate students may receive a student yellow daily-use permit to park on the Danforth Campus by joining the Eliot Society. Parents who join at the Fellows level ($2500 and above) may receive a student red daily-use permit. Students, faculty and staff who join the Eliot Society can also request daily-use permits. In all cases, some restrictions apply to daily-use student and faculty-staff permits. Red daily-use permits require an additional fee. Eliot Society parking permits are nontransferable, and only one student permit is allowed per family. Click here for a view of the WU Danforth Campus map. These Danforth Campus daily-use permits also allow for occasional-use parking at the Washington University Medical Center: yellow permits on Lot H near the Clayton/Newstead intersection, and red permits on any WUSM surface lot (click here for map). Please call the Eliot Society office for details or assistance. A convenient form is available here.
	Publications You will receive subscriptions to the quarterly Washington University in St. Louis Magazineand the Record, the campus newspaper published weekly during the academic year. If you would like to receive the online magazine @ Washington University in St. Louis or the electronic version of the Record, please send your e-mail address to Lauren Pattiz.
	Travel Opportunities You are entitled to participate in all trips sponsored by the Alumni Association Travel Program. For information on upcoming travel opportunities, please visit travel.wustl.edu or send an e-mail to alumni.travel@wustl.edu, or you may call the Alumni Association at 314/935-5212 or 866/WU-TRIPS (866/988-7477).
	Member Recognition You will be listed in the annual Eliot Society Honor Roll of Donors as well as the University-wide Annual Fund Honor Roll of Donors.
	Additional Benefits for Members · An invitation to the Eliot Society’s annual black-tie dinner, at which the “Search” award is presented. · Reserved seating at Assembly Series events in Graham Chapel. · An invitation to the annual Eliot Society Seminar Series or a special event for members in your area featuring a faculty speaker. · Invitations to other special events in Saint Louis and around the country.
	We hope you will take full advantage of these benefits, which are offered as thanks for your membership in the Eliot Society. Return to the Eliot Society Home Page