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NAVIGATOR WMU Mobile App Table of Contents Discover. Explore. Go West. CAMPUSNAVIGATOR WMU Mobile App Table of Contents • Created by computer science seniors at WMU. 2014 Orientation Financial Information WMU‐MOBILE APP. • Features: access to academic information such WMU Mobile App ...............................Inside Front Cover Billing and Financial Aid Checklist................................38 as schedulesDownload and grades, it today! campus dining menus, Orientation Schedule of Events .................................. 2-4 Financial Aid ............................................................. 39-40 real-time bus tracking, campus events, campus Welcome from Orientation Coordinator ........................5 WMU Direct Costs/Tuition/Fees ....................................41 • Availablmaps,e Webmail,for Android WMU-sponsored and Apple devices radio feeds, Orientation Student Leaders....................................... 6-7 Sample Invoices ....................................................... 42-43 local weather, and much more. First-Year Experience Staff ..............................................8 Viewing Account Payment Information Online ...........44 • Built by Computer Science Seniors at WMU Making Payments/Payment Plans ................................45 • Available for Android and Apple platforms. • Features: access to academic information such First-Year Experience PNC Bank ........................................................................46 as• schedules,Best of all, thegrades, WMU and Mobile more; app campu is free!s dining University Common Read .............................................10 Campus Life menus Use ,the real QR time code bus pr trovidedackin g,to campu downloads eve now.nts, Online Modules .............................................................. 11 campus maps, Webmail, WMU sponsored radio First-Year Experience Programs ...................................12 WMU Fight Song and Alma Mater ...............................48 Orientation .....................................................................13 Student Life ....................................................................49 feeds, local weather, and much more Fall Welcome ..................................................................14 Phone Resources ...........................................................50 First-Year Seminar .........................................................15 Online Resources ...........................................................51 • Best Appleof all, iOS the WMU AndroidMobile app is free! Transfer Student Services .............................................16 Housing Options ...................................................... 52-53 Residence Life .......................................................... 54-55 Academic Information Dining Services ........................................................ 56-57 Once downloaded,Once downloaded, click onclick the on events the tab for Bernhard Center .............................................................58 Orientationevents tab 2013 for Orientation highlights and2014 schedule. Academic Calendar ...................................................18-19 Student Activities and Leadership Programs ..............59 highlights and schedule. Study Abroad .................................................................20 Haenicke Institute for Global Education ......................21 Greek Life .......................................................................60 Campus Activities Board ...............................................61 Degree Works .................................................................22 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act .................23 Western Student Association ........................................61 Athletics............................................................................. 62 Lee Honors College .......................................................24 Apple iOS Android Student Recreation Center .............................................. 63 Guest Internet Access WMU Libraries ...............................................................25 Tobacco-Free Campus ...................................................64 Center for Academic Success Programs ................ 26-27 To register your computer, follow these steps: Career Parents ................................................................64 GPS Addresses you may need during Orientation College of Arts and Sciences ........................................28 College of Aviation ........................................................29 Unified Clinics ................................................................65 Launch your preferred Internet browser. Click “Accept” to register your computer. College of Education and Human Development .........30 Auxiliary ................................................................... 66-67 Login: usernameValley 1bern_d; Residence password Halls 2013Bern. Bernhard You Cent mayer need to Gilmore restart Theateryour computer. Complex 2299 Goldsworth Valley 1903 W. Michigan Ave. 2200 Auditorium Drive College of Engineering and Applied Sciences ............31 WMU Sustainability ......................................................... 68 Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Kalamazoo, MI 49008 Kalamazoo, MI 49008 College of Fine Arts .......................................................32 Sindecuse Health Center ................................................. 69 (use parking lot on right) School of Music (Ensembles) .......................................33 Diversity and Inclusion ............................................ 70-71 Parking Services.............................................................72 GPS Addresses you may need during Orientation Haworth College of Business ........................................34 College of Engineering and Applied Sciences College of Aviation College of Health and Human Services .......................35 Public Safety ..................................................................73 Valley 1 Residence Halls4601 Campus CollegeDrive of Engineering 237 GilmoreHelmer Road Theatre North Programs of Study .........................................................36 WMU’s Strategic Plan ....................................................74 2299 Goldsworth Valley Kalamazoo, MIand 49008 Applied Sciences BattleComplex Creek, MI 49037 Kalamazoo MI 49008 4601 Campus Drive 2200 Auditorium Drive Kalamazoo MI 49008 Kalamazoo MI 49008 Maps and Notes (use parking lot on right) Bernhard Center Maps ..........................................................................76-77 1903 W. Michigan Ave. College of Aviation Thank You to our Community Sponsors ............... 78-79 Kalamazoo MI 49008 237 HelmerGuest Road Inte rnNorthet access Battle Creek MI 49037 Homecoming Campus Classic ......................................80 To register your computer, follow these steps: 1. Launch your preferred internet browser. 2. Click Accept (to register your computer) 3. Login: User Name: bern_d; Password: Bern2012 4. Reboot your computer Orientation Schedule of Events Day One/Part One: Students and Families Together Day One/Part Two: 9:30 to 11 a.m. 1:30 p.m. Parent and Family Orientation Reading test, by invitation, to test out of LS 1040 in Academic college breakout session in 2:35 to 3:35 p.m.—Parent and Family residence hall classroom Sangren Hall and Bernhard Center Connection and Transition I (choose one) • Alpha Program (213 Bernhard Center) 1 Transitions: The Road to and Through College 10 to 11:30 a.m. • College of Arts and Sciences (1910 Sangren Hall) (1910 Sangren Hall) Individual meetings in Valley 1 • College of Aviation (2730 Sangren Hall) 2 Financial Matters (1920 Sangren Hall) • College of Education and Human Development, 3 Residence Life and Dining Services (1750 Sangren Hall) • TRiO Student Success Program teaching programs (1730 Sangren Hall) 4 ROTC (1740 Sangren Hall) • TRiO: Future Educators Success Program • College of Education and Human Development, • MLK Academy—during sessions five and six non-teaching programs (1740 Sangren Hall) • Lee Honors College (in dining hall) 3:40 to 4:40 p.m.—Parent and Family • College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Connection and Transition II (choose one) (1920 Sangren Hall) 1 Transitions: The Road to and Through College 10:30 a.m. to Noon • College of Fine Arts (2720 Sangren Hall) (1910 Sangren Hall) • College of Health and Human Services Lunch in Valley 1 dining hall 2 Financial Matters (1920 Sangren Hall) (210 Bernhard Center) 3 Residence Life and Dining Services (1750 Sangren Hall) Shift to the Bernhard Center East Ballroom • Exploratory Advising/University Curriculum Day One/Part Two: 4 ROTC (1740 Sangren Hall) (second floor). (Brown and Gold Room Bernhard Center) • Haworth College of Business (208 Bernhard Center) Student Orientation 1 Transitions: The Road to and Through College is an Students return to Bernhard Center Ballroom. 12:30 p.m. interactive session led by WMU’s director of Parent 2:30 p.m. Welcome and campus introduction in and Family Programs. In this program, she will take Students will learn about campus involvement, living on Bernhard Center East Ballroom 2:25 p.m. parents and families on an exploration of transitions: campus, and the road leading toward becoming alumni the road leading to and through college. of WMU. • President Dunn Students and families will separate. 2 Residence Life and Dining Services will discuss the • First-Year Experience programs Students return to East Ballroom and experience of
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