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THERESA WEST PINE N VANDEVENTER 12 9 23 11 42 TO OUR NEWEST SCHEDULE 29 at a glance 27 OLIVE 44 34 43 STUDENTS, 41 4 10 28 LOCUST 26 14 GRAND 8 30 We are excited to welcome AUGUST 17–18 LACLEDE 39 24 15 13 40 International Student Orientation p. 9 33 you to Saint Louis University. 6 OLIVE Residence Hall Move-In p. 9 37 19 We want you to take full 2 38 16 P2 advantage of the opportunities 5 LACLEDE 35 AUGUST 18 FUTURE available to you, so consider joining a student GRAND HALL COMPTON Learning Community Orientation p. 12 18 club or organization, participate in campus New Student Convocation and Family Welcome p. 12 20 17 activities, connect with your faculty and fellow P1 Freshman Commuter Meet and Greet p. 12 students, and serve others. Transfer Meet and Greet SPRING p. 12 Fall Welcome Kickoff and Square Dance FALL WELCOME HAS 22 21 p. 12 2016 3 Rev. Fr. Kolvenbach, S.J., former Superior
VANDEVENTER GONE green General of the Society of Jesus, once said that FALL WELCOME AUGUST 19 The Student Government Association “The real measure of our Jesuit universities Yoga on the Quad p. 13 32 (SGA) will be distributing SLU water lies in who our students become.” We strongly College and Schools Orientation and Luncheons p. 13 FOREST PARK bottles to all incoming students Women’s Soccer Game GRAND 7 believe in this idea and know that we must p. 13 in an effort to reduce the use of offer the challenge and support necessary for C U @ the Rec p. 13 FALL WELCOME FALL disposable bottles. For students you to fully be prepared for your lives after you living in the residence halls, you will
graduate. This is not only a time to learn about AUGUST 20 2016 receive a water bottle at check-in. First-Year Summer Reading Discussions p. 16 For commuting students, you will COMPTON others and your world, but is also a time of self-discovery. Where Are My Classes? p. 16 receive your water bottle at the first The Oath of Inclusion: Oath in Action p. 16 MARKET commuter student meeting. Make Spirit Competition and Men’s Soccer Game p. 17 sure you write your name on your = Refillable water stations This is a special time in your lives. Make the Grand Center Street Party p. 17 water bottle. Look for the icon most of it. that denotes where water stations are across campus and what events you AUGUST 21 All good wishes and “Go Billikens!” Residence Hall Floor Meetings p. 20 should bring your water bottle to. 1 Adorjan Hall 14 Fitzgerald Hall 26 Museum of 37 SLUruba SLU Night at Ikea p. 20 Stay hydrated and make sure you Contemporary 2 Beracha Hall 15 Fusz Hall 38 Spring Hall look for the RECYCLE BINS around and Religious Art DR. KENT PORTERFIELD 3 Billiken Row 16 Griesedieck Complex: 39 Student Village campus to dispose of your waste. 27 O’Brien Hall Vice President, Division of Student Development AUGUST 22 - Clemens Hall Apartments 4 Boileau Hall - Griesedieck Hall 28 Pius XII Memorial First Day of Classes p. 20 Tegeler Field 5 Busch Student Center - Walsh Hall Library 40 41 Tegeler Hall ASK ME CAMPAIGN 6 Center for Global 17 Hermann Stadium 29 Pruellage Hall Citizenship (Bauman- Quad 42 Wool Center 18 Lecture Halls 30 During Fall Welcome, you will see Eberhardt Center and 31 Queen’s Daughters 43 Wuller Hall / faculty and staff members wearing 19 Litteken Hall Des Peres Hall) Hall Eckelkamp Center ASK ME lanyards. Feel free to ask 7 Chaifetz Arena 20 Macelwane Hall for Campus Ministry these SLU community members any 32 Reinert Hall questions you may have — whether 8 Clock Tower 21 Marchetti Tower – 33 Ritter Hall 44 Xavier Hall East you need directions or have general Cook Hall 34 St. Francis Xavier 9 inquiries. During New Student Move- 22 Marchetti Tower – College Church 10 Cupples House West In, ASK ME information tables can 35 Simon Recreation P1 Parking – Davis-Shaughnessy be found in front of the Griesedieck 11 23 Marguerite Hall Center Laclede Garage Hall Complex on West Pine Mall and in 24 McDonnell Douglas 36 Saint Louis University P2 Parking – 1 DeMattias Hall 2 the lobby of Reinert Hall as well as the 12 Hall Museum of Art / Olive/Compton Busch Student Center information desk. 13 DuBourg Hall 25 McGannon Hall O’Donnell Hall Garage WELCOME TO YOUR PURSUIT
When I think of Saint Louis University I think You’re about to embark on an exhilarating journey you’ll cherish MISSION STATEMENT OATH OF INCLUSION of jazz music. Do you hear it? It may be coming for years to come. If you ever need some friendly advice or guidance The Mission of Saint Louis University is to We, as students, form a diverse and vibrant from Jazz at the Bistro in Grand Center, located along the way, shoot SGA a quick email at [email protected]. We’ll pursue truth for the greater glory of God and university community. just down the street, or SLU’s own jazz ensemble, always have your back. to service humanity. The University seeks
one of the many organizations at SLU that will excellence in the fulfillment of its corporate We do not enter into this community by give you an opportunity to find your own niche here. Or maybe So welcome to SLU. Serve a higher purpose, seek a greater good, purposes of teaching, research, health care and service to the community. It is dedicated proximity, but by virtue of a shared Jesuit it’s floating out of the office window of Dr. Fred Pestello, our and always listen for the quiet sound of jazz music wafting through vision — to pursue higher truths, obtain greater University president and resident jazz enthusiast. Jazz music is just the air to reassure you that you are finally home. to leadership in the continuing quest for the understanding of God’s creation and for the knowledge and strive for a better world. In this
ADDITIONAL one of the many ways that our vibrant community here at Saint discovery, dissemination and integration of endeavor, we do not succeed by our individual Louis University is connected to the dazzling city of St. Louis. KEVIN LYNCH the values, knowledge and skills required to ambitions, but by our discovery of each other. In the next four years, you will grow to love them both. President, Student Government Association transform society in the spirit of the Gospels. As a Catholic, Jesuit university, this pursuit We find higher truths when we seek to Your time here at SLU will be challenging. There’s no doubt about is motivated by the inspiration and values of understand the complexity of our neighbors’
INFORMATION identities, we obtain greater knowledge when that. You will be challenged to look inward at yourself, to reflect the Judeo-Christian tradition and is guided INFORMATION on what you are called to do for our world as a child of a Jesuit by the spiritual and intellectual ideals of the we consider the perspectives of our fellow institution. But you’ll have some fun, too. Look around you right Society of Jesus. students and we begin to strive for a better now. Somewhere on this campus are the friends you will have world when we build a stronger community.
for the rest of your life — your future bridesmaids and the future As a student and a member of the SLU godparents to your children. Find them. Cherish them. community, I will live by this oath. ADDITIONAL
I will embrace people for the diversity of their identities, creating a community inclusive of race, ethnicity, sex, age, ability, faith, orientation, gender, class and ideology.
I will challenge my worldview through education inside and outside the classroom.
I will show that I am proud to be a Billiken by enriching the culture of our University.
I will foster a community that welcomes all by recognizing the inherent dignity of each person.
I will work for social justice in the St. Louis community and beyond.
This is the SLU I believe in.
This is the community I am building.
THIS IS OUR SLU. 3 4 FALL WELCOME MOBILE SCHEDULE An exciting addition to Fall Welcome 2016 is the integration of the schedule on the SLU mobile app. Download the SLU mobile app to access the most up-to-date Fall Welcome schedule, SLU resources and other helpful tools from your smartphone. ADDITIONAL
FALL WELCOME UPDATES To get the latest updates on Fall Welcome events, follow the Student Involvement Center on Twitter INFORMATION
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twitter.com/SLUGetInvolved facebook.com/SLUinvolvement #SLUFW2016 ADDITIONAL ADDITIONAL
FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE Throughout your year as an incoming first-year student, the First-Year
information Experience (FYE) will guide you
in your transition to Saint Louis first- University. Check out the FYE year checklist and information regarding experience FYE leader selection at slu.edu/fye.
TRANSFERMATIONS New transfer students are invited to events designed specifically to help in your transition to Saint Louis ADDITIONAL University. The program is led by a few transfer mentors who are former transfer students. They will serve as resources throughout the fall semester. For more information, go to slu.edu/transfer-student-experience.
5 6 FALL WELCOME to-do list During your first few days on campus and throughout your first semester, complete this to-do list. It will be a great start to your Saint WELCOME, NEW BILLIKENS! Louis University experience. Hello from your friends in orange, Oriflamme leaders. We are so excited you’re finally here at m EXPLORE campus and locate campus resources. ADDITIONAL SLU. Oriflamme Fall Orientation leaders are here for YOU. Our team is comprised of 180 m CHECK your SLU email daily. student leaders dedicated to helping first-year m and pickup textbooks. students, like yourself, make the transition to PURCHASE SLU. We’re here to be a resource, friend and INFORMATION m FIND the location of your classes. supporter through Fall Welcome and your first INFORMATION year as a Billiken. We will help you move into m PURCHASE a parking permit. your residence hall, take you to all of the Fall Welcome events like the Grand Center Street m CONFIGURE laptop. Party and Spirit Competition, and sit down
m SUBMIT any necessary forms ADDITIONAL and talk to you about life on campus and the (medical, insurance, etc.). first-year reading book “Just Mercy.” The Fall Welcome schedule is packed with something for m CONSIDER joining at least one student everyone, and we’re here to help you navigate organization that interests you. through it while introducing you to other first- year Billikens. We’re excited to meet you and m MAKE a connection with both peers and can’t wait to answer all of your questions. upperclass mentors. m EXPLORE the city of St. Louis with your Metro pass. With love,
Oriflamme Orientation Leaders
7 8 FALL WELCOME events Please use this key to help you navigate through the schedule. The icons denote various types of events throughout Fall Welcome. While you’re encouraged to attend as many Fall Welcome events as you can, events with a gold star are REQUIRED for all first-year students.
= REQUIRED EVENT = BRING WATER BOTTLE = ACADEMIC EVENT = MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT = FOOD = ENTERTAINMENT FALL WELCOME MOVE-IN DAY information WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. EVENTS International Student Orientation
DE-STRESS TENTS Please refer to your International Student Orientation schedule for
Feeling stressed out, need some space or just feeling location and more information. EVENTS hot? Come visit the De-Stress Tents near Reinert Hall, CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Griesedeck Complex and the Lipic Clocktower on the Wednesday and Thursday move-in days to cool off with our 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. misting fans, hydrate with some cold water or learn some WELCOME FALL de-stress techniques that will get you through the day. Residence Halls Open for Designated New Students / See information from housing and residence life for your assigned arrival date and time.
8 p.m. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES Trivia Night / Information Technology Services (ITS) will have special Join your fellow classmates and Oriflamme leaders for a night of fun, satellite locations set up in various residence halls during prizes and trivia. move-in and will host information sessions during Fall BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM Welcome. ITS will be open with extended hours to help your move onto campus. With offices located in the Busch 10:30 p.m. Student Center (BSC), Room 137 and in the Caroline Late Night on the Quad / Building, Room 202, students will be able to get help at Hang out on the quad while listening to music provided by KSLU, various convenient locations on campus. The BSC office will playing games and meeting other new SLUdents. be open the following times for the week of move-in. Please THE QUAD visit slu.edu/tsc.xml for regular business hours. (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER) WELLNESS TIP
Get moving! Exercise fends off stress BSC OFFICE FALL WELCOME HOURS: and gives you energy to make it through classes. Try 30 minutes five Mon – Tue // 10 am – 7 pm Fri – Sat // 10 am – 7 pm THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 10 am – 10 pm 2 – 10 pm times a week. Wed – Thu // Sun // 8 – 11 a.m. International Student Orientation Please refer to your International Student Orientation schedule for WELLNESS TIP location and more information. Drink water! Water keeps you 9 CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP healthy, clears your skin and more. 10 5K: 8 – 8:45 a.m. / Yoga: 9 – 9:45 a.m. / Fitness Orientations: 8 – 10 a.m. Check your floor for posted meeting time Morning Workout / Residence Hall Floor Gathering / Start your day off right. Come break a sweat with campus recreation Meet the students on your residence hall floor and your resident advisor. and participate in a 5K fun run/walk, yoga Sun Salutation and/or a You will focus on initial community introductions and interactions as fitness orientation. A light and healthy breakfast will be provided for all well as developing a schedule for Fall Welcome for the floor. participants. YOUR RESIDENCE HALL FLOOR SIMON RECREATION CENTER
4:15 p.m. 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. New Student Convocation and Family Welcome / Residence Halls Open for Designated New Students / Hear from the University president as you become a true member of the See information from housing and residence life for your assigned arrival SLU community during this formal ceremony to celebrate the incoming
FALL WELCOME date and time. class. All incoming students and their families are encouraged to attend and wear their “SLU Blue.”
9 a.m. – noon CHAIFETZ ARENA
Learning Community Orientation / EVENTS Learning Community students will join faculty, staff and course 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. instructors for a light breakfast and information session as a kickoff to Freshman Commuter Student Meet and Greet / the Learning Community experience. This orientation is an opportunity EVENTS Learn about opportunities and resources for commuters on campus and to engage with fellow students and faculty connected to the Learning meet your commuter assistants and Oriflamme leaders. All freshmen Community, learn about the experiences in their specific Learning commuter students should attend this session. Community and build a great start to the classroom and residence hall
shared learning experience. All Learning Community students are BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 352/353 WELCOME FALL expected to attend. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Transfer Student Meet and Greet / Noon – 1:30 p.m. All transfer students should attend this session to learn about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Orientation / involvement opportunities and resources for transfer students on This comprehensive session is designed for first-year MLK Scholars to campus. You will also meet your transfer mentor/Oriflamme leader. learn about the necessary requirements and guidelines associated with BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, SAINT LOUIS ROOM the scholarship. All first-year MLK Scholars are required to attend.
BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 253 8 – 10:30 p.m. Fall Welcome Kickoff and Square Dance/ 1 – 2:30 p.m. This annual SLU tradition kicks off Fall Welcome and the start of a Presidential Scholars Reception / new school year on the roof of a parking garage. Learn how to square During this reception, Presidential Scholars and their families will dance, ride a mechanical bull, play some yard games and develop new be introduced to the Presidential Scholar community as well as the friendships. Dress comfortably. scholarship requirements and support. New students and guests will have OLIVE/COMPTON PARKING GARAGE the opportunities to meet current scholars, faculty and members of the administration while sharing refreshments. Attendance is mandatory for all first-year Presidential Scholars. 10:30 p.m. – midnight DUBOURG HALL, PÈRE MARQUETTE GALLERY, 2ND FLOOR Residence Hall Association Late Night Breakfast / Join the RHA for your first Late Night Breakfast — a Saint Louis 1 – 2:30 p.m. University campus tradition held each semester as a study break Campus Ministry Open House / during finals week. This is an opportunity for you and your parents to meet the professional GRIESEDIECK COMPLEX DINING HALL staff members from the department of Campus Ministry and its affiliate ministries. Opportunities and resources for people of all faiths will be available. Light refreshments provided. 11 ECKELKAMP CENTER FOR CAMPUS MINISTRY 12 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 1 – 2:30 p.m. Hit the Ground Running: Preparation for Introductory Biology / 9 – 10 a.m. This session provides an introduction to BIO 1240: Principles of Yoga on the Quad / Biology I, including an overview of the types of opportunities available Join us on the quad to start off the morning in a mindful, relaxing and for academic support. Please bring your iClicker 2 and a laptop, tablet beneficial way. Limited mats will be provided, but it’s suggested you bring or smartphone to help get set up for the course. All students enrolled your own mat to the session. in BIO 1240 are encouraged to attend. THE QUAD LECTURE HALLS BIO 1240-01/02 — KELLEY HALL, AUDITORIUM BIO 1240-03/04 — LEE HALL, AUDITORIUM 9:15 – 10:45 a.m. BIO 1240-05 — BAER-FULLER HALL, AUDITORIUM
New Students of Color and Their Families Breakfast / 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. Join the Cross Cultural Center for breakfast to introduce new students of
FALL WELCOME Student Veteran Orientation color and their families to programs, services and resources available at Saint An orientation for SLU’s Military affiliated students. Speakers include the Louis University. This is a great opportunity for families to learn more about vice president for enrollment and retention management, dean of students, SLU’s commitment to students’ success. Breakfast provided. military outreach, VA certifying official, financial aid, campus recreation,
DUBOURG HALL, PERE MARQUETTE counseling services, disability services, Student Success Center and the EVENTS Student Veterans Association. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 251 A/B 11 a.m.
EVENTS College and School Orientations and Luncheons / 3 – 4 p.m. Small Group Discussions / College for Public Health and Social Justice: Have some downtime with your Oriflamme leader and fellow new students to CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
talk about life as a college student and how to navigate your first year at SLU. WELCOME FALL YOUR STUDENT LEADER WILL LET YOU KNOW THE LOCATION OF THE College of Arts and Sciences: DISCUSSION. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM 4 – 6 p.m. Doisy College of Health Sciences: SIMON RECREATION CENTER Family Farewell Photos / John Cook School of Business: Stop by the quad to get a fun picture taken with your family or friends. Everyone will get a copy from the photobooth to keep. Sponsored by SLU Wellness. + Student Orientation: COOK HALL, ANHEUSER-BUSCH AUDITORIUM THE QUAD + Family Session: LECTURE HALLS, KELLEY AUDITORIUM (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER) + Lunch for Students and Families: COOK HALL, SHANAHAN ATRIUM 6 p.m. Major Exploration Academic Advising (University College): Family Farewells DUBOURG HALL, SINQUEFIELD STATEROOM, 4TH FLOOR Take this opportunity to say farewell to your family.
Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology: 7 p.m. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH, XAVIER GRAND BALLROOM Women’s Soccer Game / School of Education: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 253 (A-D) Come cheer on the Billikens as they face Kansas State. Bring a shirt from your previous school to swap it for a new SLU T-shirt. SLU’s School of Nursing: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, SAINT LOUIS ROOM student section group, the SLUnatics, will also be there teaching traditional SLU cheers and chants. Be sure to come early and play some games with Campus Ministry. Go Billikens! 12:30 – 1:15 p.m. HERMANN STADIUM
BIZ 1000 Kickoff/ 9 p.m. All students enrolled in BIZ 1000 are required to attend. WELLNESS TIP C U @ the Rec / COOK HALL, ANHEUSER-BUSCH AUDITORIUM Set realistic, mini-goals and give Join your fellow classmates for Fall Welcome’s annual “So You Think You Can Dance...Off?” competition. Showcase your dance moves and yourself incentives (e.g. work on battle your way through your classmates. Be amazed and inspired as calculus for 30 minutes then you 13 SLU’s very own dance groups show you how it’s done. Come out for free get to watch your favorite show). 14 food and a variety of recreational activities. SIMON RECREATION CENTER
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 STAY ACTIVE Group A: 10 – 11:15 a.m. / Group B: 11:30 – 12:45 p.m. First-Year Reading Discussions / The Simon Recreation Center and Salus Fitness Center are Meet with your Oriflamme leader to talk about the first-year reading book, open over 165 hours every week between the two facilities, “Just Mercy,” by Bryan Stevenson. giving you ample time to work out, play and keep a healthy mind, body and spirit all semester long. Free fitness classes Group A: Even-numbered floors, lower-level Walsh Hall and commuter students. will be offered the week of Aug. 22. Don’t forget to register Group B: Odd-numbered floors and transfer students. your intramural team before the deadline on Sept. 4, reach YOUR STUDENT LEADER WILL LET YOU KNOW THE LOCATION OF THE DISCUSSION. out to one of the 35-plus active sport clubs or improve your swimming skills with our aquatics programs. Keep up with Group A: 11:30 a.m. – 12:45 / Group B: 10 – 11:15 a.m. the latest in health and wellness and get tips for academic FALL WELCOME Where Are My Classes? / success with the Student Health 101 monthly newsletter. Your Oriflamme leader, RA, commuter assistant or transfer mentor Visit simonrec.slu.edu to learn more. will take you around campus to help familiarize you with academic buildings before classes start on Monday. EVENTS Group A: Even-numbered floors, lower-level Walsh Hall and commuter students. Group B: Odd-numbered floors and transfer students. ATHLETICS EVENTS FRESHMEN: YOUR RESIDENCE HALL FLOOR COMMUTER: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 253 Bring your SLU ID to any Billikens Athletics sporting event TRANSFER: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 352/353 for free admittance. A full schedule of upcoming games can
be found at slubillikens.com. WELCOME FALL 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. The Oath of Inclusion: Oath in Action / “We, as students, form a diverse and vibrant University community.” What is the SLU Oath of Inclusion? Hosted by the SGA and the Diversity Leadership Cabinet, this program is the first step in your SLU journey on what it means to #LivetheOath. Come with an open mind, generous heart and reflective soul. Let’s begin together. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM
5:30 – 7 p.m. Freshman Commuter Student Cookout / Enjoy a cookout with your fellow freshmen commuter students, commuter assistants and Oriflamme leaders while you get ready for the Spirit Competition. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ATRIUM
5:30 – 7 p.m. Transfer Student Cook In / All new transfer students are invited to enjoy burgers and hot dogs with the transfer mentor/Oriflamme leaders. We will also use this time to get ready for the Spirit Competition to cheer on the Billikens. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, BILLIKEN CLUB AND GRILL SLU NIGHT AT THE BALLPARK TICKETS AVAILABLE WELLNESS TIP 6 p.m. Join the SLU community at Busch Stadium on Aug. 23 to Make time to laugh. College isn’t all Billiken Spirit Competition Preparations see the St. Louis Cardinals take on the New York Mets. about grades and finding a job. It is We want to see your Billiken spirit. Meet with your Oriflamme or Tickets are available throughout Fall Welcome for $10 each about finding out who you are, who FYE Leader to get your official SLU spirit shirt, prepare posters, cheers and at the information desk in the Busch Student Center. you want to be and making lifelong head to the soccer game together. 15 friends. Have fun! FRESHMEN: YOUR RESIDENCE HALL FLOOR 16 COMMUTER: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ATRIUM TRANSFER: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, BILLIKEN CLUB AND GRILL 7 p.m. GREEK life Spirit Competition and Men’s Soccer Game / Attend your first SLU men’s soccer game and show off your group’s Billiken spirit throughout the game to win bragging rights for the most WELLNESS TIP spirited. Go Billikens! REGISTER FOR PANHELLENIC SORORITY Make time to laugh. College isn’t all HERMANN STADIUM RECRUITMENT (SEPT. 9–12) about grades and finding a job. It is about finding out who you are, who you want to If you are interested in participating in Panhellenic Sorority 9 p.m. – midnight be and making lifelong friends. Have fun! Recruitment, you must register at gogreek.slu.edu prior Grand Center Street Party / to Thursday, Sept. 1, 2016 at 11:59 p.m. Participation in the Billikens After Dark sponsors the biggest party of the year. Walk over recruitment process costs $30 and must be paid online through from the soccer game to have a blast dancing to live music, enjoying food the formal registration process. samples from different Grand Center restaurants and playing on inflatable FALL WELCOME obstacle courses. THERESA PARKING LOT (RAIN LOCATION: WOOL BALLROOM) EVENTS REGISTER FOR INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL RECRUITMENT (AUG. 31–SEPT. 13) SUNDAY, AUGUST 21 EVENTS If you are interested in participating in Interfraternity Council Recruitment, you must register at gogreek.slu.edu prior 8:30 a.m. / 10:30 a.m. / 4:30 p.m. / 9 p.m. to Tuesday, Aug. 30, 2016 at 11:59 pm. Participation in the Mass / recruitment process costs $10 and must be paid online through The parish sponsors the 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. masses. Students typically WELCOME FALL the formal registration process. attend the 4:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. masses. For information about worship opportunities in other faith traditions, contact Campus Ministry at 314-977-2425 during business hours or contact the Campus minister in your residence hall. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE CHURCH MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL RECRUITMENT 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Students interested in learning more about our historically Billiken Backyard Bash / Black Greek-letter organizations are strongly encouraged Stop by your new “backyard” for a free lunch and relaxing afternoon of fun. to attend the information session on Thursday, Aug. 25, Enjoy some time outside at the pool or the sand volleyball court, or head at 7 p.m. in the Busch Student Center, Room 253. inside to play games like bubble soccer, spikeball and more. SIMON RECREATION CENTER
1 – 4 p.m. University Honors Program Orientation / Meet all the incoming freshmen, student group leaders and staff during this informational session. An introduction to the curriculum, resources and community will be provided. New students will also meet their peer mentors and have a chance to connect with other students from the class of 2019. New Honors students are required to attend this session. WELLNESS TIP TEGELER HALL, CARLO AUDITORIUM Make YOU Time. You’ll be meeting a lot of people and doing a lot of 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. fun things, but it is important to Theatre Open House make time for yourself. Try going All students are invited to a theatre program overview at the studio theatre for walk by yourself or find a quiet in Xavier Hall. Learn about the fall auditions and technical interviews and space where you can clear your head the opportunities to participate in this season’s productions. 17 and concentrate. 18 XAVIER HALL, STUDIO THEATRE 5 – 7 p.m. WELLNESS TIP Residence Hall Floor Meetings / SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES Continue to build upon the community and relationships with your peers Create a support system. Find other at your first floor meeting. Residents will develop shared community Interested in serving your community? From one-time projects people with similar interests and standards, discuss policies for the residence halls and develop traditions for and ongoing service to student organizations and service- keep in constant communication their residence hall floor. learning, the Center for Service and Community Engagement can with them. These can be peers, staff YOUR RESIDENCE HALL FLOOR connect you. Learn more at slu.edu/service. or faculty. 7 – 9 p.m. SLU Night at Ikea / Enjoy a Saint Louis University night at Ikea. There will be live music, food specials, contests and giveaways. To enter the event wear your
FALL WELCOME SLU apparel and bring your student ID. IKEA EVENTS MONDAY, AUGUST 22 – FIRST DAY OF CLASSES 4 – 7 p.m. EVENTS Black Student Alliance (BSA) Summer Meltdown / Re-introducing the SLU community to the BSA with ice cream, games, swimming and more, this event allows both old and new students to get involved with BSA. All are welcome, so bring a friend, a roommate or WELCOME FALL guest to enjoy the last little bit of summer with BSA. SIMON RECREATION CENTER, OUTDOOR POOLS (RAIN LOCATION: INSIDE SIMON RECREATION CENTER)
5:30 – 7 p.m. Learning Community Program Ice Cream Social / SLU STUDENT MASS Learning Community students are invited to join faculty, staff and upper- This is a wonderful opportunity to step aside from the hectic class students for an ice cream social. The event is intended for students to connect with the upperclass Learning Community students (alumni), learn pace of University life to immerse yourself into God’s love and about the traditions of their individual Learning Community, and connect grace and worship with a vibrant, spirit-filled community. informally with faculty and staff. This event is highly encouraged for all Students of all faith traditions are welcome to attend mass Sunday Learning Community students. at 9 p.m. at St. Francis Xavier College Church. THE QUAD (RAIN LOCATION: CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP)
5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Micah Program Picnic and First-Year Orientation / Micah first-year students will meet with upperclass student mentors and will learn more about their weekly service site assignments. This is required for first-year Micah students. CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
7 p.m. Student Activities Board (SAB) Presents: Second City Improv / Start the first week of classes off right with SAB. Join your fellow classmates in a night of laughter with Second City — “the most influential 19 comedy theatre in the world.” 20 BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM TUESDAY, AUGUST 23 9 p.m. 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. Billikens After Dark: Bingo / Play bingo with Billikens After Dark and have fun while making new friends On-Campus Job Fair / with the chance to win awesome prizes. Are you looking for campus employment for the school year? Come visit BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, BILLIKEN CLUB AND GRILL with departments from across campus and area nonprofit organizations hiring students for part time opportunities. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, SAINT LOUIS ROOM WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24
3:30 – 5 p.m. 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Success Coach Meet and Greet / SLU Fair: Get the Scoop on Student Involvement /
FALL WELCOME Drop by to learn more about student success coaching. Student success Get some ice cream and get involved on campus. Learn how to get involved coaches work with first-year students to assist in a successful transition in the over 200 student involvement opportunities on campus while to SLU by coaching students in the academic, social and personal aspects getting toppings to put on your ice cream. of college life.
WEST PINE MALL SIDEWALK EVENTS BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 352/353 (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER)
6 – 7 p.m. 4 – 6 p.m. EVENTS Lead...Billkens LEAD / International Student Reception / Join the involvement ambassadors to learn more about student All new and returning international students and scholars are invited to organizations and how you can be a servant leader. This is a great join the office of international services for a celebration of the start of a FALL WELCOME WELCOME FALL opportunity to hear from your peers about their involvement on campus new year. Connect with SLU’s global community, learn about resources before you attend SLU Fair on Wednesday. You will also learn about the available for international students and meet the office of international new servant leadership experience: Billikens LEAD (Learn, Empower, service staff. Act, Discern) and how you can participate in leadership opportunities CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP around campus. Snacks will be provided. CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP 4 – 6 p.m. Honors Program Ice Cream Social / 7:15 p.m. Cool off from the excitement of the first week of classes with a St. Louis SLU Night at the Ballpark: Cardinals vs. Mets / classic — Ted Drewes Frozen Custard. Meet and mingle with new and Nothing says St. Louis more than the Cardinals. Purchase a ticket for $10 returning Honors students, faculty and staff. This tasty treat is sponsored at the BSC information desk. by the Honors Student Association. BUSCH STADIUM SIMON RECREATION CENTER, OUTDOOR POOLS (RAIN LOCATION: INSIDE SIMON RECREATION CENTER)
7 – 9 p.m. 5 – 6:30 p.m. Ministry Fair / Pre-Law Program Legal Luau / Students are invited to meet Campus Ministry staff and affiliate ministers from various religious traditions and denominations as well Enjoy delicious pizza and meet fellow pre-law freshmen and members as student leaders representing faith-based groups on campus. Come of the pre-law group, Amicus Curiae and staff. Learn about this exciting explore spiritual opportunities for worship and community on campus program and how it can help prepare you for law school. and in the St. Louis area. SIMON RECREATION CENTER, OUTDOOR POOLS ECKELKAMP CENTER FOR CAMPUS MINISTRY (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER, SMART CLASSROOM)
7:30 p.m. 5 – 7 p.m. WELLNESS TIP Pre-Medical, Pre-Dental, Pre-Optometry, Pre-Veterinary Alpha Iota Omicron and Multicultural Greek Council and Pre-Podiatry Advising Meeting / Present Dodgeball / Get enough sleep. We all need at least eight hours a day — lack of sleep can Mandatory meeting for all first-year pre-medical, pre-dental, pre- Come play dodgeball with the brothers of AIO and the sororities/ lead to poor grades, bad moods and 21 optometry, pre-veterinary and pre-podiatry students. This session will cover fraternities of the MGC. Meet fellow incoming freshmen, other members 22 pre-professional health advising, programming and services on campus. of the SLU community and learn more about the organizations. poor health. LECTURE HALLS SIMON RECREATION CENTER 5 – 7 p.m. 5 and 6 p.m. Student Government Association (SGA) Meet and Greet / Panhellenic Sorority Information Night Meet current members of the SGA and find out information about what Come to either session to learn about sorority life and get all the we do as an organization. Also come enjoy a sweet treat — Ted Drewes details on the Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment process. Register for Frozen Custard. recruitment at gogreek.slu.edu. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 236, SGA SUI BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, SAINT LOUIS ROOM
8 p.m. 5 – 7 p.m. Student Activities Board (SAB) Presents: Chi Alpha Christian Fellowship BBQ / Movie on the Quad / Enjoy a free BBQ to get the fall semester started. Chi Alpha Christian Bring your blankets and pillows to join the SAB and the SLU community Fellowship is an on-campus family who is deeply committed to growing their devotion to God, investing their lives in each other and building the FALL WELCOME for a fun night under the stars watching “Zootopia.” kingdom of God. THE QUAD SIMON RECREATION CENTER, OUTDOOR POOL (RAIN LOCATION: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM) (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER) EVENTS
7 p.m. THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 Multicultural Greek Council Meet and Greet EVENTS Learn about the “Divine Nine” historically Black Greek-letter 11 a.m. organizations. Ask questions in a panel discussion and get to know Mass of the Holy Spirit / members of the organizations during an informational fair. For more Since the 16th century, Jesuit universities traditionally open the academic information go to gogreek.slu.edu. WELCOME FALL year by celebrating the Mass which involves the Holy Spirit’s guidance on BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 253 learning. Classes are cancelled during Mass. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE CHURCH 8 p.m.
4 – 6 p.m. Student Activities Board (SAB) Presents: Jermaine Fowler / Stand-up comic Jermaine Fowler has been featured on the “Late Late Welcome Home Global Billikens Show with Craig Ferguson,” MTV’s “Guy Code” and has an upcoming All returning study abroad students are invited to celebrate their sitcom on ABC. Join SAB to listen to his hilarious performance. global experiences during this welcome home reception. Mingle with other study abroad students, explore how to remain active in the BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM SLU global community, and learn the resources available to help reacclimate to life on campus. CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP FRIDAY, AUGUST 26
4 – 6 p.m. 3:30 – 5 p.m. Interfraternity Council Brothers and BBQ / Friday, Pizza and the Arts / Interested in learning about Interfraternity Council fraternities and Free pizza for all arts enthusiasts. Stop by Xavier Hall for a slice and becoming a member? Come enjoy an evening on the turf field filled with check out the many opportunities for all SLU students to be active in art, games, food and fraternity men for the first recruitment event of the music and theatre at SLU. semester. Register for recruitment at gogreek.slu.edu. XAVIER HALL THE QUAD (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER) 7 – 10 p.m.
5 – 7 p.m. Black Student Alliance (BSA) Step Show / WELLNESS TIP Representatives of the historically black Greek letter organizations Black Student Alliance Information Fair Stressed out? Try focusing on your known as the “Divine Nine” will present a step showcase, along with Preview all the upcoming events the BSA will be hosting in the fall, performances from SLU organizations. breath. A quick technique is four as well as opportunities to join other organizations that cater to BSA. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER AMPHITHEATER counts breathing in, four counts Also learn about the history and mission of BSA at SLU. 23 (RAIN LOCATION: WOOL BALLROOM) 24 breathing out. MCGANNON HALL, ROOM 270 SATURDAY, AUGUST 27 TUESDAY, AUGUST 30 1:30 – 4 p.m. 4 – 6 p.m. City Tour African-American Male Scholars Initiative Information The office of international service invites new international students for Session / a guided tour of St. Louis landmarks and neighborhoods. This is an opportunity for the campus community to learn how AAMS MEET IN THE PIUS XII MEMORIAL LIBRARY CIRCLE supports Black male students’ academic and personal success at SLU and beyond. Attendees will engage with AAMS scholars who are dedicated to excellence in academics, leadership and service to the community. 5 – 6:30 p.m. Refreshments provided. Minority Association of Pre-Health Students CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP, ROOM 124 Meet and Greet / FALL WELCOME Find out more about the organization as well as enjoy free pizza. MAPS 6 – 7 p.m. is here to help you achieve your academic and future career goals in the health care field. Interfraternity Council Meet and Greet Come out and learn more about the Interfraternity Council organizations BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 254 on campus. If you want to go through recruitment, please register at EVENTS gogreek.slu.edu. CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
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8:30 a.m. / 10:30 a.m. / 4:30 p.m. / 9 p.m. 7– 8:30 p.m. Mass / SLU Performance Group Showcase – Hosted by Bare The parish sponsors the 8:30 am and 10:30 am masses. Students typically Naked Statues / WELCOME FALL attend the 4:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. masses. For information about worship Check out free performances of SLU’s premiere a cappella and dance groups opportunities in other faith traditions, contact Campus Ministry at as they showcase their many talents. 314-977-2425 during business hours or contact the Campus minister BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM in your residence hall. ST. FRANCIS XAVIER COLLEGE CHURCH
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31 MONDAY, AUGUST 29 4 – 6 p.m. 5 p.m. LGBTQ Pride Program and Reception / Fraternity and Sorority Life Kickoff Members and allies of the LGBTQ* community who are dedicated to Are you interested in joining a Greek organization? Please join fraternity providing support to SLU LGBTQ students will learn about Safe Zone and and sorority members at this recruitment kickoff. You will hear from other inclusion opportunities. Join your fellow classmates in welcoming members of SLU’s Interfraternity, Multicultural, Greek and Panhellenic students during the program (4 p.m.) and the reception (5 p.m.). Councils. You will also hear more about the values-based organizations and *Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer what membership can mean for you. CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP
6:30 p.m. 5 – 7 p.m. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship (MLK) Program “Can I Kiss You?” Date-Safe Program / From sharing moments of hilarious laughter (silly dating practices people and Reception / still use) to hard-hitting discussions on respect, the “Can I Kiss You?” This event is for new and current Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholars to event will reveal a unique look at dating, sexual intimacy, passionately build community. MLK Scholars will network, discuss upcoming events asking first for consent, bystander intervention and supporting survivors and meet staff and faculty committed to the ideals of Dr. King. All MLK of sexual assault. You will discover specific how-to skill sets that are both Scholars are required to attend. fun and fulfilling. All students enrolled in University 101 affiliated courses DUBOURG HALL, SINQUEFIELD ROOM (EDH 1010, EDH 2010, DPT 1111 and OCS 1000) and BIZ 1000 are WELLNESS TIP required to attend for class. Write in a journal. This is very 25 BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM effective for stress relief. 26 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. HOMECOMING AND FAMILY WEEKEND PARENT AND FAMILY schedule 9 a.m. – 6 p.m. Parent and Family Hospitality Room / SEPTEMBER 23 – 25, 2015 Please take advantage of the hospitality area in the Busch Student Residence Halls Open for Designated New Students / For more information and to register, visit . Fall Welcome is also a chance to welcome parents and family Center for parents and families sponsored by the Billiken Parent alumni.slu.edu/hcfw See information from housing and residence life for your assigned Registration available through Sept. 19, 2016. members into the Billiken community. Please join us for the Association. There will be light refreshments and a cool spot to rest. arrival date and time. University staff will also be available to answer questions. following events specifically for families. TEAR OFF THE NEXT BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 251 PAGE AND GIVE TO YOUR FAMILY. 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. PARKING ON CAMPUS Parent and Family Hospitality Room / Noon – 1:30 p.m. Family members receive complimentary parking on campus Please take advantage of the hospitality area in the Busch Student
PARENT AND FAMILY SCHEDULE during Fall Welcome (Aug. 17 – 20) in the Laclede or Olive/ Center for parents and families sponsored by the Billiken Parent Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Orientation / Compton garages (non-reserved sections). Students may Association. There will be light refreshments and a cool spot to rest. This comprehensive session is designed for first-year MLK Scholars to purchase a parking permit online or at Parking and Card Services. University staff will also be available to answer questions. learn about the necessary requirements and guidelines associated with BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 251 the scholarship. All first-year MLK Scholars are required to attend. BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 253 SCHEDULE FIT FAMILIES 4 – 5 p.m. Family members receive complimentary access to the Simon Residence Hall Parent and Family Meetings 1 – 2:30 p.m. Recreation Center during Fall Welcome (Aug. 17–19). Please bring Meet the professional and paraprofessional staff members who will be Presidential Scholars Reception / a photo ID and sign in with a SRC staff member upon arrival. working with your student throughout the year. Information about the During this reception, Presidential Scholars and their families will
SPECIAL TEAR-OFF PAGE FOR FAMILIES residence hall academic environment, student experience, facilities and be introduced to the Presidential Scholar community as well as the fall events will be provided. scholarship requirements and support. New students and guests will FALL WELCOME MEALS + GRIESEDIECK COMPLEX have the opportunities to meet current scholars, faculty and members + BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM of the administration while sharing refreshments. Attendance is
Student meal plans begin Wednesday, Aug. 17. Family and + FUSZ HALL, LOWER LEVEL CLASSROOM AND LOUNGE mandatory for all first-year Presidential Scholars. FAMILY AND PARENT friends can enjoy $5 meals — breakfast, lunch and dinner — in + REINERT HALL, REINERT BANQUET ROOM DUBOURG HALL, PÈRE MARQUETTE GALLERY, 2ND FLOOR Griesedieck and Reinert Dining Halls from Aug. 17 through + MARGUERITE HALL, 1ST FLOOR Aug. 19. Visit dineslu.com to view Fall Welcome dining hours + SPRING HALL, MULTIPURPOSE SPACE 1ST FLOOR for additional dining locations on campus. 1 – 2:30 p.m. Campus Ministry Open House / This is an opportunity for you to meet the professional staff members THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 from the department of Campus Ministry and its affiliate ministries. VEGETARIAN 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Opportunities and resources for people of all faiths will be available. Vegetarian options are prepared and served in these dining Residence Halls Open for Designated New Students / Light refreshments provided. locations. See information from housing and residence life for your assigned ECKELKAMP CENTER FOR CAMPUS MINISTRY arrival date and time. VEGAN Vegan options are prepared and served in these dining locations. 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. 9 – 11 a.m. MADE WITHOUT GLUTEN Residence Hall Parent and Family Meetings Parent and Family Learning Community Orientation / Meet the professional and paraprofessional staff members who will be Make sure you look DineSLU staff take steps to minimize cross-contamination, but items made with gluten are also prepared and served in these Learning Community families will join faculty, staff and course working with your student throughout the year. Information about for the RECYCLE instructors for an information session as a kickoff to the Learning dining locations. the residence hall academic environment, student experience, facilities BINS around campus Community experience. This orientation is an opportunity to learn and fall events will be provided. to dispose of your about the experiences afforded to students in a Learning Community HALAL + GRIESEDIECK COMPLEX waste. Halal options are sold in these dining locations. DineSLU is not and build a great start to the classroom and residence hall shared learning experience. + BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM associated with any Halal certification organizations. + FUSZ HALL, LOWER LEVEL CLASSROOM AND LOUNGE BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM + REINERT HALL, REINERT BANQUET ROOM FOOD ALLERGIES + MARGUERITE HALL, 1ST FLOOR Students with food allergies or questions are encouraged to + SPRING HALL, MULTIPURPOSE SPACE 1ST FLOOR contact the DineSLU Nutritionist, Amye O’Neal, who can be reached at [email protected] or call at 314-977-9575 for additional information and support. 27 28
= REQUIRED EVENT = BRING WATER BOTTLE = ACADEMIC EVENT = MIND, BODY AND SPIRIT = FOOD = ENTERTAINMENT 4:15 p.m. Parks College of Engineering, Aviation and Technology: New Student Convocation and Family Welcome / ST. FRANCIS XAVIER CHURCH, XAVIER GRAND BALLROOM OFFICE hours /// Open from 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., Monday through Friday unless otherwise indicated. Hear from the University president as you become a true member of the SLU community during this formal ceremony to celebrate School of Education: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 253 (A-D) the incoming class. All incoming students and their families are Fall Welcome Main Information Desk Housing and Residence Life SLU Shop School of Nursing: BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, SAINT LOUIS ROOM encouraged to attend and wear their “SLU Blue.” Open 7 a.m. – Midnight Hall coordinators are available for questions (The Official Billiken Fan Store) CHAIFETZ ARENA BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, 2ND FLOOR all weekend and can be contacted via the Open Fridays, Noon – 5 p.m. hall security desk or RA staff. 3 – 4 p.m. 314-977-2820 CHAIFETZ ARENA 6:30 – 8 p.m. DUBOURG HALL, ROOM 157 314-977-3267 Greek Life Q&A for Incoming Parents FOR EMERGENCIES, PLEASE CONTACT THE Family Jazz Reception / Learn more about what it means to be Greek on SLU’s campus and the Barnes & Noble Bookstore DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY.
PARENT AND FAMILY Join other parents and families for a relaxing evening of music while many benefits that come with being in a Greek organization. Sponsored Open Wednesday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 6 p.m. Student Educational Services your student engages in other Fall Welcome activities. by SLU’s Interfraternity Council and the Panhellenic Council. Saturday, Noon – 4 p.m. Billiken Bridge to Success, Academic Advising Information Technology Services BUSCH STUDENT CENTER AMPHITHEATER BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 251 A/B Sunday, Noon – 4 p.m. and TRIO Educational Opportunity Programs BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, 2ND FLOOR Student Service Desk (Student Support Services, Educational Monday – Thursday, 10 a.m. – 10 p.m. 314-531-7925 Talent Search) 4 – 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. Sunday, 2 – 10 p.m. Open Saturday, 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 Family Farewell Photos / Billiken Ticket Office Stop by the quad to get a fun picture taken with your student before Open Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. O’BRIEN HALL 9:15 – 10:45 a.m. SMART Desk assistance will be available 314-977-2930 you leave. Everyone will get a copy from the photobooth to keep. in Griesedieck, Reinert and Marguerite New Students of Color and their Families Breakfast / Sponsored by SLU Wellness. CHAIFETZ ARENA SCHEDULE 314-977-4SLU lobbies Wednesday – Saturday. Check your
Join the Cross Cultural Center for breakfast to introduce new students THE QUAD Student Financial Services INFORMATION CONTACT AND resident hall lobby for hours. of color and their families to programs, services and resources (RAIN LOCATION: SIMON RECREATION CENTER) DUBOURG HALL, ROOM 121 available at Saint Louis University. This is a great opportunity for Campus Ministry BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, 1ST FLOOR 314-977-2350 [email protected] families to learn more about SLU’s commitment to students’ success. ECKELKAMP CENTER FOR CAMPUS MINISTRY, 314-977-4000 (option 2) Breakfast provided. 6 p.m. WULLER HALL Student Involvement Center DUBOURG HALL, PERE MARQUETTE Family Farewells 314-977-2425 Office of Admission BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 319 Take this opportunity to say farewell to your student. 314-977-2805
DUBOURG HALL, ROOM 119 HOURS OFFICE 9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Campus Recreation Monday – Sunday, 11 a.m. – 7p.m. 314-977-2500 Parent and Family Panel Student Success Center A panel of experienced SLU parents and their students answer your SIMON RECREATION CENTER 314-977-3181 Office of International Services Academic Support, Career Services, questions and share valuable tips/suggestions for the journey ahead. Also open Saturday, Aug. 20, Disability Services, Major Exploration BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, 251 A/B SPECIAL TEAR-OFF PAGE FOR FAMILIES PAGE TEAR-OFF SPECIAL 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. Academic Advising, Medical Center Cross Cultural Center Academic Advising and Student Success DES PERES HALL, ROOM 102 CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP Coaching. 11 a.m. 314-977-2119 314-977-2318 BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 331 College and School Orientations and Luncheons / Office of the University Registrar 314-977-3484 Department of Public Safety and Emergency SCHOOL OF NURSING, ROOM 114 Extended Wednesday hours until 5:30 p.m. College for Public Health and Social Justice: Preparedness 314-977-8992 Also open Saturday, Aug. 20, 8 a.m. – noon CENTER FOR GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP WOOL CENTER, ROOM 114 314-977-3000 DUBOURG HALL, ROOM 22 US Bank College of Arts and Sciences: 314-977-2269 BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, WOOL BALLROOM Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. DineSLU Dining Services BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, 1ST FLOOR Doisy College of Health Sciences: SIMON RECREATION CENTER BUSCH STUDENT CENTER, ROOM 206 Parking and Card Services 314-533-1041 314-977-1559 Also open Saturday, Aug. 20 and John Cook School of Business: Sunday, Aug. 21, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m. + Student Orientation: COOK HALL, ANHEUSER-BUSCH AUDITORIUM DUBOURG HALL, ROOM 33 + Family Session: LECTURE HALLS, KELLEY AUDITORIUM 314-977-2957 + Lunch for Students and Families: COOK HALL, SHANAHAN ATRIUM
Major Exploration Academic Advising (University College): 29 DUBOURG HALL, SINQUEFIELD STATEROOM, 4TH FLOOR 30