Thank You for Joining Us for 2016 New Student Welcome Day! This Is Your Opportunity to Spend Time on Campus and Get Your Questions Answered

Thank you for joining us for 2016 New Student Welcome Day! This is your opportunity to spend time on campus and get your questions answered. We encourage you to use the day to talk with current students, faculty and staff about preparing for your first year on campus!

8 - 8:45 a.m. Welcome - Macky Auditorium (MCKY)

9 - 9:45 a.m. Session One: The Academic Transition

10 - 10:45 a.m. Session Two: Student Services Presentations // Open Houses and Drop-Ins

11 - 11:45 a.m. Session Three: College and School Advising // Open Houses and Drop-Ins

12 - 2 p.m. Session Four: Lunch // Residence Hall Open Houses // Open Houses and Drop-Ins

1:45 - 2:30 p.m. Session Five: College and School Advising // Specialized Academic Programs and Residential Academic Programs

2:45 - 4 p.m. Session Six: Information Fair and Academic Neighborhoods Fair

QUESTIONS OR DIRECTIONS: Visit the information tent or ask any one of our CU-Boulder staff Journey TRANSFER STUDENTS & FAMILIES, we Leaders (look for the black polos and nametags). have sessions especially designed for you, including a “completing my checklist” Information tent locations: session where we can give you guidance Norlin Quad - Morning Check-In (7-9 a.m.) University Memorial Center (UMC) 2nd Floor Landing for completing your personal checklist. (9 a.m.-4 p.m.)

ABBREVIATIONS in parentheses next to building LUNCH OPTIONS: As you’re planning your day, keep locations correspond with the campus map. in mind there are two options for lunch: Grab-and-go PRIORITIZE sessions to attend based on what Seating with rotations based on last name information is most useful to you and/or your family. See page 4 for detailed information. IF A SESSION IS FULL, check to see if it is repeated at a later time and find another session of interest.

DIVIDE & CONQUER! If your family is comfortable DOWNLOAD GUIDEBOOK: Get the app to have New spreading out, send different people to different Student Welcome Day content and agenda at your sessions to get the most out of the sessions provided. fingertips. Search “CU-Boulder Guidebook” in the app store to download! 9 - 9:45 A.M. // SESSION ONE: THE ACADEMIC TRANSITION

DR. PAUL CHINOWSKY MACKY (MCKY) AUDITORIUM Learn how to engage with academic departments and work with professors at CU-Boulder. Dr. Paul Chinowsky is a faculty member in the College of Engineering and Applied Science, administrator and parent of a CU-Boulder student. DR. BUD COLEMAN HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B50 What does the smash hit musical “Hamilton” have to do with your first year at CU-Boulder? Learn about campus resources and strategies for student success with Dr. Bud Coleman, chair of the Department of Theatre & Dance. DR. SCOT DOUGLASS CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 140 Dr. Scot Douglass has a unique background with degrees in genetics, theology and comparative literature. He’s received 25 teaching awards and was the first CU-Boulder faculty member to live in the residence halls as part of a residential academic program. Learn more about connecting your passions and future with your academic journey. 10 - 10:45 A.M. // SESSION TWO: STUDENT SERVICES PRESENTATIONS

STUDENT SERVICES RECOMMENDATIONS LIVING IN THE RESIDENCE HALLS MACKY AUDITORIUM (MCKY) Living on-campus is an exciting transition that enhances student success and academic performance. From the moment students move in-to the residence halls, professional and student staff support them throughout their transition. Our developmental model focuses on three primary areas: connection, growth and student success. BECOMING A BUFF UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 235 Join this interactive session to meet new people and get engaged in campus life! Whether you want to join a student group, plan a concert, volunteer or participate in Greek Life, CU-Boulder has experiences to offer. (Students only) STUDY ABROAD HUMANITIES (HUMN) 150 The world is your classroom! Learn about study abroad options, including international study, internship, research and service-learning programs. With programs available for all majors and budgets, where will you go? STUDENT RESPONSIBILITY CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 140 As a Buff, you are responsible for your actions on and off-campus. Have questions about fake IDs, hosting parties, marijuana legalization or prescription drugs? Learn policies around alcohol, drugs, academics and other expectations. CULTURAL UNITY & ENGAGEMENT (CUE) CENTER UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 457 Learn how CUE can help you connect and build communities on campus! We feature programs that enrich the experience of students of color, first generation and international students by offering opportunities for community engagement, academic, social, personal and professional growth. TRANSFER STUDENT RECOMMENDATIONS YOUR OFF-CAMPUS LIFE AT CU-BOULDER ATLAS (ATLS) 100 This session is designed to provide basic information on the city of Boulder, locating housing off-campus, legal considerations related to your housing and tools an incoming commuter or transfer Buff might need. COMPLETING MY CHECKLIST UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 382-386 This session is designed for families and transfer students. Did you bring a “checklist” of questions to campus? Join us to talk with staff and student Journey Leaders about questions you have. Think of it as a help desk! FAMILY RECOMMENDATIONS TOP TIPS FOR FAMILIES: HEALTH, WELLNESS & SAFETY OLD MAIN CHAPEL (MAIN) Come learn about health, wellness and safety at CU-Boulder. We’ll share important physical and emotional support services available to students, resources that help keep CU students and their belongings safe and more! COMPLETING MY CHECKLIST UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 382-386 This session is designed for families and transfer students. Did you bring a “checklist” of questions to campus? Join us to talk with staff and student Journey Leaders about questions you have. Think of it as a help desk! 2 11 - 11:45 A.M. // SESSION THREE: COLLEGE AND SCHOOL ADVISING

ACADEMIC RECOMMENDATIONS

EXPLORING THE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES MACKY (MCKY) AUDITORIUM Advisors will talk about academic opportunities, graduating in four years, the transition to college and exploring the College of Arts and Sciences. Students will also learn more about how they can be involved with CU Thrive, an Arts and Sciences mentor program. (College of Arts & Sciences Only)

GETTING STARTED IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCE CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 140 This session will help you successfully transition into the College of Engineering & Applied Science by maximizing your strengths and learning about key strategies engineering students use to succeed. (College of Engineering and Applied Science only)

LEEDS SCHOOL ESSENTIALS HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B50 Associate Dean Al Smith will discuss the Leeds School’s innovative curriculum and the unique array of opportunities available to business students. The Leeds “Whole Student Experience” will prepare you to be a successful business school graduate ready to work in a global economy; learn how to begin crafting your customized plan for academic success and career readiness from your first semester on campus. (Leeds School of Business only)

PATHS TO SUCCESS IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B70 This student and faculty led session will help you discover the unique opportunities to address sustainable solutions for the built and natural environment. Learn about community-based studio projects and state-of-the-art design facilities that will prepare you for successful careers in architecture studies, landscape architecture studies, urban planning studies and other interdisciplinary design fields. All are welcome.

UNDERSTANDING OUR IMPACT: HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B90 AN EDUCATION CENTERED ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY WITH ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES Learn about how this interdisciplinary major relates to our growing society. Explore how you can customize your degree to prepare for careers or graduate school in sustainability and the environment. All are welcome.

COLLEGE OF MEDIA, COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION: ATLAS (ATLS) 100 A NEW COLLEGE FOR A NEW ERA Join us for a presentation about the academic experiences and opportunities students will have in the College of Media, Communication and Information. (CMCI only)

TRANSFER STUDENT RECOMMENDATIONS

COMPLETING MY CHECKLIST UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 382-386 This session is designed for families and transfer students. Did you bring a “checklist” of questions to campus? Join us to talk with staff and student Journey Leaders about questions you have. Think of it as a help desk!

FAMILY RECOMMENDATIONS TOP TIPS FOR FAMILIES: FINANCES OLD MAIN CHAPEL We’ll share everything a new CU-Boulder family member needs to know about college finances. Learn important deadlines, how tuition and fee bills are paid, parking information, textbook purchasing tips, health insurance options and more! COMPLETING MY CHECKLIST UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 382-386 This session is designed for families and transfer students. Did you bring a “checklist” of questions to campus? Join us to talk with staff and student Journey Leaders about questions you have. Think of it as a help desk! 3 12 - 2 P.M. // SESSION FOUR: LUNCH, SESSIONS & RESIDENCE HALL TOURS

Enjoy lunch in the Center For Community (C4C). Seating is provided inside the dining area. We will have lunch rotations scheduled at 12 p.m., 12:30 p.m. and 1 p.m. by first letter of your last name. There is also a grab-and-go lunch option that is located on the southeast patio of the C4C if you plan to attend a session during lunch. Signage will direct you to the grab-and- go option.

Lunch rotation (First letter of last name): A-E – 12 p.m. // F-N – 12:30 p.m. // O-Z – 1 p.m. SESSIONS 12:30 - 1:15 P.M.: STUDENT SERVICES RECOMMENDATIONS // BRING YOUR LUNCH BECOMING A BUFF UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 235 Join this interactive session to meet new people and get engaged in campus life! Whether you want to join a student group, plan a concert, volunteer or participate in Greek Life, CU-Boulder has many experiences to offer. (Students only) CULTURAL UNITY & ENGAGEMENT (CUE) CENTER UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 457 Learn how CUE can help you connect and build communities on campus! We feature programs that enrich the experience of students of color, first generation and international students by offering opportunities for community engagement, academic, social, personal and professional growth.

SESSIONS 12:30 - 1:15 P.M.: TRANSFER STUDENT RECOMMENDATIONS // BRING YOUR LUNCH

CU-BOULDER OFFICE OF VETERAN SERVICES UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 247 We recognize that veterans have special circumstances. We assist veterans in making a successful transition to CU-Boulder and are a key point of contact for the veteran community. This session will focus on how to use your VA educational benefits and it will explain some of the complexities specific to using benefits at CU-Boulder. We look forward to meeting you at this information session. (Student veterans, dependents and families only) TRANSFER STUDENT PANEL HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B80 Join us for a transfer student panel where you will have the opportunity to meet current transfer students and connect with others who are transferring into CU-Boulder in the fall. This session will include an opportunity to ask current CU-Boulder transfer students about their experience. (Transfer students only) 12 - 2 P.M.: VIEW A RESIDENCE HALL (DROP-IN)

Meet with residence hall staff and student leaders, visit a student room and learn more about where you are living this fall. In some cases, the faculty and staff of the Residential Academic Program will be available to greet you and answer any questions you have. Due to renovation projects, not all residence halls will be available. The residence halls open for tours are:

CENTRAL CAMPUS ENGINEERING QUAD BAKER HALL (BKER) MEET AT HALLETT HALL (HLET) CHEYENNE ARAPAHO HALL (CHEY) FARRAND HALL (FRND) WILLIAMS VILLAGE HALLETT HALL (HLET) MEET AT WILLIAMS VILLAGE NORTH (WVN) LIBBY HALL (LIBY) SEWALL HALL (SWLL) WILLARD HALL (WLRD) To get to Williams Village, use the “Buff Bus” from 12 - 2 p.m. Visit the Buff Bus site at buffbus.etaspot.net to check when the next bus comes and loops around cam- KITTREDGE COMPLEX pus before going to Williams Village. You do not need to ANDREWS HALL (ANDS) pay or show an ID when you get on the bus. You can pick the bus up at any of the Buff Bus stops ARNETT HALL (ARNT) around campus. BUCKINGHAM HALL (BUCK) KITTREDGE CENTRAL (KCEN) When you exit the bus at Williams Village look for the sign directing you to the tour. You may also KITTREDGE WEST (KITW) walk or drive your own car. Metered parking is limited. SMITH HALL (SMTH) 4 1:45 - 2:30 P.M. // SESSION FIVE: SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS AND RAPS

Many of our students participate in specialized programming and Residential Academic Programs. If you have been invited into one of these programs, we encourage you to attend the session. Learn more about the program you have been admitted into, meet other students and talk with program staff about classes and opportunities for engagement. RESIDENTIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAMS (RAP) A LOOK INTO THE LEEDS RAP GLOBAL STUDIES RAP (G-RAP) SUSTAINABILITY & SOCIAL COMMUNITY HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B70 INNOVATION RAP DUANE (DUAN) G1B20 VISUAL ARTS COMPLEX (VAC) BAKER RAP 1B90 LIBBY ARTS RAP MUENZINGER (MUEN) E050 CHEMISTRY (CHEM) 140 LIVING & LEARNING IN SEWALL FARRAND RAP OLD MAIN CHAPEL (MAIN) LEADERSHIP RAP HUMANITIES (HUMN) 150 HUMANITIES (HUMN) 125 COMMUNICATION & SOCIETY RAP HONORS RAP HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B80 HEALTH PROFESSIONS RAP MUSEUM COLLECTIONS (MCOL) MUENZINGER HALL (MUEN) SUSTAINABLE BY DESIGN RAP W100 E0046 HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B90

SPECIAL ACADEMIC PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS

MCNEILL ACADEMIC PROGRAM, PATHWAYS TO EXCELLENCE HUMANITIES (HUMN) 190 Session specifically for students in the McNeill Academic Program to meet faculty, staff and current students. This is the team for you throughout your academic career at CU-Boulder. Learn more about program benefits and our summer offerings. TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES ATLAS (ATLS) 102 We are a supportive academic community working together toward academic excellence and achievement. TRiO SSS helps first generation, low-income students and students with disabilities reach their full potential and achieve academic success. Student success is at the center of everything we do in our program. FIRST GENERATION SCHOLARS PROGRAM / BE FIRST LIVING PROGRAM HUMANITIES (HUMN) 186 This session is for first generation college students who are in the First Generation Scholars Program or the Be First Living Learning Community, or would like to be! Join us and learn more about these programs which are designed to maximize your CU-Boulder experience.

THE HONORS JOURNEY MUSEUM COLLECTIONS (MCOL) W100 Join the director of the Honors RAP and a senior instructor in the program. Come find out how the Honors Program and the Honors RAP fit into your journey.

FAMILY RECOMENDATIONS NAVIGATING THE TRANSITION: UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 382-386 HOW TO HELP YOUR CU-BOULDER STUDENT SUCCEED This is a big transition for both you and your student. Learn what makes this generation of students unique, the changes that both you and your student may undergo, as well as some resources here with the transition.

ACADEMIC RECOMENDATIONS GETTING STARTED IN PRE-ENGINEERING HUMANITIES (HUMN) 250 This presentation will include information on requirements to transfer into the College of Engineering & Applied Science, and your opportunities as a student in the College of Arts & Sciences. (Admitted Pre-Engineering students only) 5 1:45 - 2:30 P.M. // SESSION FIVE: COLLEGE AND SCHOOL ADVISING CONTINUED

BEING AN OPEN OPTION STUDENT UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 382-384 Advisors will talk about exploring the many academic opportunities at CU-Boulder and building a degree plan that fits your interests. Learn about tools and strategies to narrow your interests and to find a major — or majors — you love! GETTING STARTED AS A TRANSFER STUDENT UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 245 Advisors will talk about the College of Arts and Sciences and tips to help transfer students have a smooth transition to CU-Boulder. Students will also have the opportunity to learn about the Non-Traditional Student Organization. ACADEMIC EXPECTATIONS IN THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING DUANE (DUAN) G1B30 Hear directly from faculty what college classes are really like, how to get involved in research, how to make the most of office hours and much more. (College of Engineering and Applied Science only) ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN & ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES ADVISING ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (ENVD) 134 Learn more about Environmental Design and Environmental Studies. This advising presentation will give you more information about course of study in both of these programs. YOUR LEEDS DEGREE HUMANITIES (HUMN) 1B50 Advisors will discuss business degree requirements, how to set yourself up for a successful first year, and tips to graduate in four years. The opportunities at Leeds are vast and this session will help you understand how to customize your business degree and get the most out of your experience. (Leeds School of Business only) COLLEGE OF MUSIC IMIG MUSIC (MUS) C199 Meet with advisors to learn about class offerings and music performance opportunities for non-music majors. PRE-LAW ADVISING HUMANITIES (HUMN) 135 Meet professional advisors who will answer questions and provide recommended class offerings for your degree. PRE-HEALTH ADVISING UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 457 Meet professional advisors who will answer questions and provide recommended class offerings for your degree. PRE-BUSINESS INTRODUCTION UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) 235 In this session, Associate Director Vanessa Napier will discuss the program requirements and opportunities available to Pre-Business students. Students who applied directly to Leeds have automatically been evaluated for admission to the Pre-Business Program and have been invited to participate if they qualify. (Leeds Pre-Business Students only) COLLEGE OF MEDIA, COMMUNICATION & INFORMATION (CMCI) ATLAS (ATLS) 100 Join us for this presentation if you are interested in learning more about what we have to offer in the College of Media, Communication and Information. (Intended for Non-CMCI students) 2:45 - 4 P.M. // SESSION SIX: RESOURCE & ACADEMIC FAIRS

INFORMATION & RESOURCE FAIR UMC ARCADE & DALTON TRUMBO FOUNTAIN ACADEMIC FAIR UMC GLENN MILLER BALLROOM

PRE-ORDER YOUR TEXTBOOKS & STOCK UP ON BUFF GEAR AT THE CU BOOK STORE! Pre-order your textbooks, charge them to your tuition and fee bill and pick up some Buff gear! You can also enter to win a bike or a new backpack on New Student Welcome Days. The Place a textbook pre-order at the CU CU Book Store is located on the first floor of the University Memorial Center and also offers Book Store while you are here for New academically-priced computers and software for CU-Boulder students! Visit www.cubookstore. Student Welcome Day and receive a com for more. discount on your CU-Boulder clothing and headware purchase. See store for CU BOOK STORE NEW STUDENT WELCOME DAY HOURS: 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. details. CU BOOK STORE SUMMER HOURS: Monday -Thursday 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m., Friday 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., Select Sundays 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. 6 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. // OPEN HOUSES & DROP-INS

REGENT ADMINISTRATIVE CENTER (RGNT) Regent Administrative Center is home to the Office of Admissions, Bursar’s Office, Office of Financial Aid, Office of the Registrar, Student Support and Case Management and the New Student & Family Programs Office.

CENTER FOR COMMUNITY (C4C) The Center for Community (C4C) is your one-stop shop for student support services. Stop by and talk with staff in the Buff OneCard Office, Campus Programs and Parent Giving, Career Services, Cultural Unity & Engagement Center, Dean of Students Office, Disability Services, Dining Services, Gender and Sexuality Center, Housing, Office of International Education and Veteran Services.

UNIVERSITY MEMORIAL CENTER (UMC) The University Memorial Center is the “family room” of campus. Stop by and talk with staff in Off-Campus Housing and Neighborhood Relations as well as the CU Book Store, Environmental Center, Center for Student Involvement, Volunteer Resource Center, Women’s Resource Center, Community Health or Religious Campus Organizations.

RECREATION CENTER (REC) The Recreation Center offers a NHL-sized ice rink, basketball courts, indoor turf, tennis courts, swimming pools, a diving well, climbing facilities and more! Stop in to learn more and explore the equipment, resources and services offered to all CU-Boulder students.

CU BUFFS TICKET OFFICE STADIUM (STAD) The CU Buffs Ticket Office, located between Gates 4 and 5 of Folsom Field, is the place to visit if you have questions about purchasing your CU Sports Pass (men’s basketball and football student season tickets). Purchase student tickets online anytime at CUBuffs.com/students. Remember, as a CU-Boulder student, you have free entry to women’s basketball, volleyball, soccer and lacrosse events.

AIR FORCE, ARMY OR NAVAL ROTC STADIUM (STAD) If you have been admitted into the Air Force, Army or Naval ROTC, stop by their offices in Folsom Stadium to meet the staff, ask questions and learn more!

CAMPUS MUSEUMS OLD MAIN (MAIN) & HENDERSON (HEND) Founded in 1876, CU-Boulder has a long history. Stop by the campus museums to learn more about the history and traditions at CU-Boulder as well as the great academic discoveries. University of Colorado Museum of Natural History and Heritage Center

THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES NORLIN LIBRARY (LIBR) The University Libraries, which include five locations, have the largest library collection in the Rocky Mountain region — more than 12 million books, journals, maps and more. Our librarians are experts at helping you navigate our vast resources to find the information and materials you need to succeed in your courses. Explore all the libraries offer, from drop-in and online research help, workshops and personal consultations to collaborative and independent study spaces, computers, printers and, yes, coffee.

WARDENBURG HEALTH SERVICES WARDENBURG (WARD) Wardenburg Health Services provides a full range of health and wellness services for CU-Boulder students — conveniently on-campus. Visit us for information on fulfilling the health insurance and immunizations requirements, our specialized services and to take a tour of our building.

LEEDS ADVISING KOELBEL (KOBL) Leeds Advising provides excellence in developmental academic advising and complementary programming focused on encouraging and assisting students to explore, define and achieve academic goals that are consistent with personal and professional interests. 7 Continued on next page 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. // OPEN HOUSES & DROP-INS CONTINUED

OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TECHNOLOGY LEARNING CENTER (TLC) The Office of Information Technology is the campus’ central IT provider offering teaching and learning technologies and walk-in desktop support where students can receive help configuring hardware or software and get answers to questions about technology — including IdentiKeys, email and campus networks — at no cost.

TRIO STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES FLEMING 259 (FLEM) TRiO Student Support Services is a unique program at CU-Boulder. We are a supportive academic community working toward academic excellence and achievement. TRiO SSS helps first generation, low-income students and students with disabilities reach their full potential and achieve academic success. Student success is at the center of everything we do. TRiO programs have a long and rich history of providing comprehensive support services that pave the way to graduation. We are committed to providing a welcoming learning environment that fosters intellectual, personal and professional growth of all program participants.

10 A.M. - 4 P.M. // CAMPUS & ACADEMIC BUILDING TOURS

HISTORY AND TRADITIONS: Explore the campus while learning fun facts and history! Student-led tours will depart at 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. from the Dalton Trumbo Fountain, north of the University Memorial Center (UMC). Tours are approximately 45 minutes.

ENGINEERING CENTER TOURS: Tours will depart at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. Please meet your Engineering Ambassador in the lobby of the Engineering Center (EC). Tours are approximately 45 minutes.

PROGRAM IN ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN TOUR: Tours will begin at 11:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Please meet your tour guide in the lobby of the Environmental Design Building (ENVD) to tour the building, view design studios and see current student projects on display.

DUANE PHYSICS LAB TOURS: Tours will depart at 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. from the Duane Physics lobby near E1B32. Tours are led by physics faculty and will showcase the laboratories and classroom space for Physics and Engineering Physics.

LEEDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS TOUR: Tours will depart at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. from the south facing main entrance of Koelbel (KOBL). Tours are approximately 45 minutes and are student-led.

CAMPUS SUSTAINABILITY WALKING TOUR: The tour departs at 1 p.m. Meet at UMC 355, Environmental Center, to start. CU-Boulder is one of the nation’s leading green schools. Learn more on a tour of main campus with the CU Environmental Center. We will explore LEED green buildings, chemical-free landscapes, pollinator sanctuaries, zero waste and recycling programs, bike stations, renewable energy, sustainable food and more initiatives that help CU-Boulder to achieve its sustainability goals.

1 - 4 P.M. // OPEN HOUSES & DROP-INS

CMCI advising: Drop by with advising questions you have for the College of Media, Communication and Information (CMCI). Armory 1B11

Music advising: Feel free to drop by with advising questions you have for the College of Music. IMIG C109 8 University Buildings & Facilities MKNA McKenna Languages E-4 Directory AAC Academic Advising Center: SIT (Students in Transition) C-3 MUEN Muenzinger Psychology E-7 ARCE Administrative and Research Center (East Campus) J-2 • Museum of Natural History (in Henderson Building) G-4 Emergency (answered on campus) ...... 911 ARMR Armory D-4 LIBR Norlin Library E-6 MAIN Old Main E-4 Directory and Operator Assistance FPA Arts and Sciences Finance and Payroll Administration D-2 Arts and Sciences Office Building 1 D-4 PFDC Page Foundation Center D-3 Administrative ...... 303-492-1411 OB1 ATLS ATLAS Building, Roser (Alliance for Technology, PDPS Police and Parking Services G-12 Student ...... 303-786-1411 Learning and Society) G-6 PORT Porter Biosciences E-7 TDD (Hearing Impaired) ...... 303-492-0833 FH Balch Fieldhouse E-7 POWR Power House F-6 Admissions, Regent 125 ...... 303-492-6301 BESC Benson Earth Sciences F-9 RAMY Ramaley Biology E-6 Alumni Association MCOL Bruce Curtis Building (Museum Collections) G-3 RGNT Regent Administrative Center I-8 RPRK Regent Drive AutoPark G-12, J-9 Koenig Alumni Center, CARL Carlson Gymnasium E-7 RL2 Research Laboratory, RL2 K-1 1202 University Avenue ...... 303-492-8484 CAS Center for Asian Studies D-2 CASA Center for Astrophysics and Space Astronomy L-3 GH-3 Research Park Greenhouse K-1 Athletics, Intercollegiate, Tickets C4C Center for Community I-9 LITR Rose Litman Research Laboratory, RL1 J-1 Stadium 126 ...... 303-492-8337 CHMP Champions Center D-9 • Roser ATLAS Building (see ATLAS Building) G-6 Bursar’s Office, Regent 150 ...... 303-492-5381 DACR Children’s Center: Main Offices A-9 SLL Science Learning Laboratory K-2 Sommers-Bausch Observatory I-11 Buses, City—RTD, CIRE CIRES (Cooperative Institute for Research OBSV SPSC Space Science K-3 14th and Walnut Streets ...... 303-299-6000 in Environmental Sciences) F-5 CLRE Clare Small Arts and Sciences D-6 SLHS Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences I-11 Career Services COMP Computing Center J-3 STAD Stadium Building E-8 C4C N352 ...... 303-492-6541 CEDU Continuing Education Center D-4 STTB Stadium Ticket Building F-9 Continuing Education EVNT Coors Events/Conference Center / REC Student Recreation Center D-7 1505 University Avenue ...... 303-492-5148 Basketball–Volleyball Practice Facility I-12 SEEC Sustainability, Energy and Environment Complex CHEM Cristol Chemistry and Biochemistry G-5 (SEEC) L-4

Counseling Services DALW Dal Ward Athletic Center D-8 SEEL Sustainbility, Energy and Environment Complex C4C S440 ...... 303-492-6766 DEN Denison Arts and Sciences G-4 L-Wing (SEEL) L-4 CU Art Museum, 1085 18th St. . . . . 303-492-8300 DLC Discovery Learning Center F-11 TLC Technology Learning Center G-6 TB01 Temporary Building No. 1 D-6 CU Book Store, UMC 10 ...... 303-492-6411 DDW Duane D-Wing F-7 DUAN Duane Physics and Astrophysics F-7 TRAN Transportation Center J-2 Cultural Unity and Engagement Center EDEP East District Energy Plant H-13 UCTR University Administrative Center and Annex I-7 C4C N320 ...... 303-492-5667 HUMN Eaton Humanities Building E-5 CLUB University Club H-6 Disability Services, C4C, N200 . . . . 303-492-8671 ECON Economics Building F-3 UMC University Memorial Center G-5 THTR University Theatre Building (includes Charlotte Financial Aid, Regent 175 ...... 303-492-5091 EDUC Education Building G-4 EKLC Ekeley Sciences Building F-5 York Irey Theatre) F-4 Fiske Planetarium EC Engineering Center F-11 VAC Visual Arts Complex (includes CU Art Museum) G-6 2414 Regent Dr...... 303-492-5002 ENVD Environmental Design G-7 WARD Wardenburg Health Center H-7 Greek Activities EHSC Environmental Health and Safety Center H-13 WIND Wind Tunnel L-4 UMC 411–413 ...... 303-492-6359 EPRK Euclid Avenue AutoPark G-6 WLFL Wolf Law Building L-11 FISK Fiske Planetarium and Science Center J-10 WDBY Woodbury Arts and Sciences E-5 Heritage Center FLMG Fleming Building K-10 University Housing Old Main, third floor ...... 303-492-6329 • Folsom Field E-8 ADEN Aden Hall (Engineering Quad) G-9 Housing • Gamow Tower (in Duane Physics and Astrophysics) F-7 ANDS Andrews Hall (Kittredge Complex) J-11 COTT Gates Woodruff Women’s Studies Cottage F-3 Residence Halls, C4C S300 ...... 303-492-6673 ARNT Arnett Hall (Kittredge Complex) J-12 GOLD Gold Biosciences Building (MCD Biology) E-7 Family Housing, ATCT Athens Court C-7 GROC Grounds and Recycling Operations Center G-13 1350 20th Street ...... 303-492-6384 ATHN Athens North Hall B-6 GUGG Guggenheim Geography F-3 Housing and Neighborhood Relations, BKER Baker Hall G-7 HALE Hale Science E-3 UMC 313 ...... 303-492-7053 BCAP Bear Creek Apartments L-6 HLMS Hellems Arts and Sciences (includes Mary BCC Bear Creek Commons (Williams Village) L-5 International Education Rippon Outdoor Theatre) G-4 BRKT Brackett Hall (Engineering Quad) G-9 C4C S355 ...... 303-492-8057 HEND Henderson Building (Museum of Natural History) G-4 BUCK Buckingham Hall (Kittredge Complex) K-12 HFOC Housing & Dining Services Facilities Operations Library, Norlin, 18th & Colorado Streets CHEY Cheyenne Arapaho Hall H-7 Center K-3 General Libraries Information ...... 303-492-8705 CKRL Cockerell Hall (Engineering Quad) G-10 HSSC Housing System Service Center J-2 CROS Crosman Hall (Engineering Quad) G-10 Museum of Natural History MUS Imig Music Building H-7 Henderson Building ...... 303-492-6892 DRLN Darley Towers North (Williams Village) K-5 IPRC Indoor Practice Facility D-9 DRLS Darley Towers South (Williams Village) K-5 New Student & Family Programs IBG Institute for Behavioral Genetics K-1 FACT Faculty–Staff Court C-5 Regent 1B80 ...... 303-492-4431 IBS Institute of Behavioral Science C-3 FRND Farrand Hall H-9 ITLL Integrated Teaching and Learning Laboratory G-11 Parking Services HLET Hallett Hall H-9 IEC International English Center G-2 1050 Regent Drive ...... 303-492-7384 KCEN Kittredge Central Hall (Kittredge Complex) J-11 BIOT Jennie Smoly Caruthers Biotechnology Building L-2 KITW Kittredge West Hall (Kittredge Complex) J-10

Police, University (UCPD) JILA JILA G-7 LIBY Libby Hall G-8 1050 Regent Drive ...... 303-492-6666 KTCH Ketchum Arts and Sciences F-6 MRCT Marine Court B-7 Recreation Center, Student KOBL Koelbel Building (Business, Leeds School of) H-10 NTCT Newton Court B-9 1835 Pleasant St...... 303-492-6051 ALUM Koenig Alumni Center E-2 REED Reed Hall H-10 LSTR LASP Space Technology Research Center L-3 Registrar, Regent 105 ...... 303-492-6970 SWLL Sewall Hall D-5 LESS Lesser House F-11 SMCT Smiley Court L-1 Sommers-Bausch Observatory LSRL Life Science Research Laboratory, RL4 K-1 SMTH Smith Hall (Kittredge Complex) K-11 2475 Kittredge Loop ...... 303-492-6732 MCKY Macky Auditorium D-4 STNC Stearns Center (Williams Village) K-6 MSSC Marine Street Science Center, Research University Memorial Center (UMC) STNE Stearns East (Williams Village) K-6 Laboratory, RL6 J-2 STNW Stearns West (Williams Village) K-6 Reception Desk ...... 303-492-6161 • Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre (at Hellems Arts and VCDC Village Center Dining and Community Commons L-6 Sciences) G-4 WLRD Willard Hall H-8 MATH Mathematics Building F-10 WVN Williams Village North Hall (Williams Village) K-6 CU Boulder Campus Map

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