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AUGUST 13 – 20, 2011 2 3 Welcome to the Auburn Family

Dear new students, Welcome to the Auburn Family and Welcome Week 2011. I am delighted that you and your family chose Auburn University to continue your education. I look forward to meeting you during your first year as an Auburn student. Welcome Week is a special time of year. It is when we welcome new students to the Auburn Family. You are joining a community of almost 25,000 students and more than 250,000 living alumni. I encourage you to take full advantage of the Welcome Week schedule. Go to as many events as possible, make new friends, and explore your new home. I especially want to highlight one Welcome Week event that all first-year students must attend. Don’t miss University Convocation on Tuesday, August 16 at 11:00 a.m. in the new Auburn Arena. Convocation is the official welcome ceremony for all new students. You will hear from President Jay Gogue, Interim Provost Tim Boosinger, and SGA President Kirby Turnage. Come meet your freshman student athletes, Aubie, Coaches Tony Barbee and Nell Fortner, and many more. You do not want to miss your first chance to be in the new Auburn Arena. Again, welcome to the Auburn Family. War Eagle! Sincerely,

Ainsley Carry, Ed. D. Vice President for Student Affairs 4 5

XXSUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 2011 Grocery Madness Get Connected 7:00 p.m. – midnight Local Grocery Stores (Off Campus) You are on your own to buy groceries Through Welcome Week you will be able to within a budget. Stop by participating discover and explore opportunities to learn, Welcome Week grocery stores to enjoy back-to-school places you can go, meet new people, and savings featuring discounts and learn how to become involved during your giveaways. Visit the Welcome Week Schedule 2011 Community Worship Services college experience! Facebook page for participating Various Times grocery stores. Most of our events take place on Auburn’s XXSATURDAY, AUGUST 13, 2011 Various Locations (Off Campus) campus; however’ a few take place around See a list of local places of worship on Singing in the Chapel the community. Addresses are provided for the Welcome Week Facebook page. off campus events for your convenience! 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by Auburn and Opelika Auburn University Chapel Chamber of Commerce XXTABLE OF CONTENTS Come join other college students in one of the oldest buildings on Auburn’s Going Golfin’ • Schedule (pages 4-20) campus for an uplifting time of praise Dusk – Dawn • Encore Events (pages 20-23) Move-In Mania and worship. This is an excellent time to Auburn Links Golf Course – 826 Shell 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. meet new people, especially if you are • Campus Map (pages 26-29) Toomer Parkway (Off Campus) • Tiger Dining (pages 24-25) Various Locations on Campus new to Auburn’s campus. Sponsored by Come practice your golf game at a Auburn Christian Student Center • Tiger Transit Information (page 30) Today, campus residents will be moving discounted rate at the Auburn Links at Mill • Division of Student Affairs in to their new residence halls. If that Creek Golf Course. Show you Student ID Contact Page (page 31) includes you, be sure to check with the XXMONDAY, AUGUST 15, 2011 and receive $10 off of a regular rack. Housing office to know what time you are allowed to move in. Be on the lookout XXHOW DO I USE THIS for free water and some handy move- Fan Day BROCHURE? in helpers. Sponsored by Housing & 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Residence Life Auburn Arena To find Welcome Week event locations, a Meet and get autographs from the 2011 campus map is provided on pages 34-37. For Welcome Week Kickoff Auburn football, soccer, and volleyball directions to off-campus locations, please 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. teams and coaches.Fans will also have an Dining Connection Scavenger Hunt All Day visit www.auburn.edu/welcomeweek for Student Center Ballroom opportunity to meet and get autographs Campus Wide more information. from the2011 Auburn University It’s time to kick off Welcome Week! Cheerleaders, Tiger Paws, and Aubie. For This icon indicates free food or Once you are done moving in, come Get connected with your dining staff more information, visit www.auburntigers. beverages for attendees. to the kickoff for live entertainment, and win! Grab a Dining Connection com. Sponsored by the Auburn University food, and fun. Students and families are book from any dining location or print Stay connected throughout Welcome Week Athletics Department and presented by encouraged to attend. Sponsored by one at our website: auburn.edu/dining. through Facebook and Twitter. Updates Golden Flake Division of Student Affairs and the Find the featured associates at their and information about many of the events dining locations and get the answers to will be found there. Follow us on Twitter: Student Government Association Casino Night their questions. Turn in your completed twitter.com/AUWelcomeWeek or like us on 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. booklet and win a great prize Facebook: AU Welcome Week. Student Center Ballroom courtesy of Tiger Dining! Sponsored An electronic copy of this brochure and by Tiger Dining Enjoy food and fun while trying your other information can be found on the luck at blackjack, poker, and other casino Welcome Week website, auburn.edu/ games. Meet new people and play for a welcomeweek. chance to walk away with prizes. Light If you have any questions, please e-mail us: refreshments will be served. Sponsored [email protected] or call 334.844.4788. by the Division of Student Affairs 6 7 Get Connected

Smart Start 5K Run/Walk Discount Dinner Night 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Student Center Patio Various Auburn/Opelika Restaurants (Off Campus) Come out to the Smart Start 5K Walk/Run to kick start your school year! This is a great Trying to find all of the great local Auburn eating establishments or just satisfying chance to get your blood flowing, connect with others, and see Auburn’s beautiful a craving you’ve had all summer? Tonight, show your Tiger Card (Auburn Student campus. Sponsored by Health Promotion & Wellness Services and Student ID) at participating restaurants in the Auburn/Opelika area for special and great Counseling Services discounts. See the Welcome Week Facebook Page for a list of restaurants participating in Discount Dinner Night. Connect to Campus Dining – FREE Tours! 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. (five tours each time) Kicking It with Klass All Dining Locations (Terrell Hall, Student Center, Quad Dining, Village Dining Hall, 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Foy Hall, Library, and Haley Center) Intramural Fields So you have your required dining funds, now what? Sign-up for a Dining Experience The ladies of the Kappa Chi chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. invite all Auburn Tour at auburn.edu/dining. Each tour lasts about an hour and a half and gives guests an University students to a dodge ball tournament. Come out and rid yourselves of opportunity to see each dining location and learn how to get the best deals! Plus at the all the stress that goes with starting classes. Sponsored by Alpha Kappa Alpha end of each tour guests will receive a special treat bag full of fun surprises and great Sorority, Inc. dining information. Spaces are limited, so sign up for your dining experience tour now! Sponsored by Tiger Dining Residence Hall Community Meetings 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Joseph S. Bruno Auburn Abroad in Italy (specific times for floor meetings will be posted in residence halls) 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Your Residence Hall Spidle Hall If you live in a residence hall on campus, you are required to attend the Immerse yourself in a life-changing experience, live and study in the beautiful hill town Community Meeting for your floor. This is a great way to meet the other of Ariccia, Italy, and earn an international minor while studying abroad. Learn more residents on your floor, get to know your Res Life staff, and learn what it’s going about the Joseph S. Bruno Auburn Abroad in Italy program at the College of Human to be like to live in the residence hall. You will have a chance to talk with your hall Sciences. The program is open to all students. Sponsored by the College of Human staff about opportunities to get involved in Residence Life leadership positions Sciences such as the Residence Hall Association, Residence Hall Council and Eco-Reps. Sponsored by Residence Life Toomer’s Tradition 10:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Exclusive Target After-Hours Shopping Event just for Auburn University Toomer’s Drugs – 100 North College Street (Off Campus) 10:30 p.m. – 12:30 a.m. Target @ Tiger Town (Off Campus) Come cool off with Toomer’s lemonade. Purchase a large lemonade all day for the price of a small! The Target After-Hours event is the perfect opportunity to get everything you need for a smart start to school, save time, and money, and meet lots of new Pizza and Popsicles with the President people. Target will offer FREE buses every 20 minutes to and from Target from 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. the Hill, Quad, and the Village. FREE refreshments, great prizes, a gift bag, and Front Lawn of the President’s Home the whole place to yourself. Sponsored by Target Join Dr. Jay Gogue, Auburn University’s President, and Mrs. Gogue on the President’s Home front lawn to enjoy lunch and a cold treat before classes begin. Free t-shirts for the first 200 students.Sponsored by Office of the President 8 9 Get Connected

XXTUESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2011

Dining Connection Scavenger Hunt All Day Campus Wide Get connected with your dining staff and win! Grab a Dining Connection book from any dining location or print one at our website: auburn.edu/dining. Find the featured associates at their dining locations and get the answers to their questions. Turn in your completed booklet and win a great prize courtesy of Tiger Dining! Sponsored by Tiger Dining

Connect to Campus Dining – FREE Tours! First Year Convocation 2011 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. 11:00 a.m. (five tours each time) Auburn Arena All Dining Locations (Terrell Hall, Student Center, Quad Dining, Village Dining Hall, Foy Hall, Library, Convocation is from the Latin for “calling together” and our and Haley Center) assembly will formally welcome you to the Auburn University Family as a member of the 2011 first year class. Auburn So you have your required dining funds, now what? Sign-up University’s Second Annual Convocation marks the beginning for a Dining Experience Tour at auburn.edu/dining. Each of our first year’s college career. Convocation will connect our tour lasts about an hour and a half and gives guests an new students with their university, recognizing the acceptance opportunity to see each dining location and learn how to of their offer to join us on the Loveliest Village on the Plains. get the best deals! Plus at the end of each tour guests will The ceremony will communicate their role as members of the receive a special treat bag full of fun surprises and great Auburn Family, igniting the Auburn Spirit to serve their fellow dining information. Spaces are limited, so sign up for your students, community, and the world abroad. All first-year dining experience tour now! Sponsored by Tiger Dining students are required to attend. Visit us at www.auburn.edu/ convocation for more details. Sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs and J&M Bookstore

Featured speakers include: Dr. Jay Gogue, President Dr. Timothy Boosinger, Interim Provost Dr. Ainsley Carry, Vice President for Student Affairs Kirby Turnage, SGA President

All first-year students are required to attend. Faculty, staff, and students are welcome to attend. 10 11

Screen on the Green Get Connected 8:00 p.m. Student Center Green Space (Rain Location: Student Center Ballroom)

First Year Photo Freshmen Dinner Come and see the blockbuster hit, Fast Five, on the big 1:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. screen. Bring a chair or blanket and your friends as UPC Jordan-Hare Stadium Auburn Wesley Foundation – 131 S. Gay presents a night of free entertainment. Free food will be Street (Off Campus) provided for the first 750 students. Sponsored by University Want to have the ultimate keepsake to Program Council remind you of your first year at Auburn? Welcome freshmen! We invite you How about a picture with all of your new to a dinner just for you at the Auburn friends? Show your Auburn spirit by Wesley Foundation. Come meet other XXWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 2011 wearing your orange and blue. Bring your freshmen while enjoying a lot of fun, smile and join us in the stadium to be a fellowship, and free food. Sponsored by part of this new tradition. Visit the Welcome Wesley Foundation Week Facebook page to find out which gate to enter. Sponsored by Auburn University Conversation and Crunch Athletics and Division of Student Affairs 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Student Center 3rd floor lounge Dining Connection Scavenger Hunt Class Schedule Tours Come meet Dr. Ainsley Carry, Vice All Day 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. President for Student Affairs, and his Campus Wide Student Center 2nd Floor staff for a cereal bar to help kick-off the (Near Foy Info Desk) Get connected with your dining staff and win! Grab a Dining school year in a relaxed atmosphere. Connection book from any dining location or print one at our Confused about where your classes will Assorted cereals, coffee drinks, and website at auburn.edu/dining. Find the featured associates at be? Camp War Eagle Counselors, SOS cartoons will be available. Drop by their dining locations and get the answers to their questions. Orientation Leaders, and Camp War Eagle before the semester begins for some Turn in your completed booklet and win a great prize courtesy Parent Counselors will take you around conversation and crunch! Sponsored by of Tiger Dining! Sponsored by Tiger Dining campus and show you the location of Division of Student Affairs your classes. Be sure to bring your class Breakfast 4 You schedule. Sponsored by Camp War Eagle Ice Cream Float Devotional and SOS 7:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Haley Concourse – Coke Truck Auburn Christian Student Center – Volunteer with IMPACT 439 S. College Street (Off Campus) It’s finally here: Black Student Union’s first event of the year 2:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. and it’s just for you! BSU will be stationed on the concourse Come join hundreds of other college Meet at Intramural Fields to provide students with FREE breakfast biscuits as they pass students for an uplifting time of between their classes. Sponsored by Black Student Union Do you love community service and giving praise and worship followed by a back to others? Then come join IMPACT short devotional. Afterwards we will as we volunteer in the Auburn community. serve free ice cream floats. This is a Ask Me! This two hour block will be spent in a great time to connect with new and 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. local agency to help them with their daily old students. Sponsored by Auburn Various Campus Locations tasks. The time you spend will be greatly Christian Student Center “Where’s this class?” “What can I get involved in?” “Where appreciated, as it is the best thing you can can I eat on campus?” Ask Me is the perfect opportunity for give to them! All volunteers will need to students to receive advice on the first two days of class. The bring a filled out waiver that can be found SGA senators will be on the concourse in “Ask Me” t-shirts, on the IMPACT website. If under 19, a ready to answer any questions you may have. Sponsored by parent will need to sign and send the form Student Government Association to the IMPACT office fax at 334.844.7171. For more information visit: www.auburn. edu/serve/impact. Sponsored by IMPACT 12 13

Start, Study, Succeed! Tutoring 101 Get Connected 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Learning Commons – 2nd floor of Ralph Draughon Library Drop by to learn more about the free tutoring offered by Study Partners and the Miller Writing Center. Learn from our staff how to best utilize our services Commuter Coffee War Eagle T-Shirt Exchange and proactively make the most of the upcoming academic term. Sponsored 7:45 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. by Academic Support and Miller Writing Center Intersection of Donahue Drive & Student Center – 2nd Floor Heisman Drive (Tiger Walk Entrance) (near Foy Info Desk) Cater Hall Connects After a long summer, it may be difficult to As a way to welcome you to the Auburn 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. wake up for those early morning classes Family, we’re offering an exchange Front Steps of Cater Hall on the first day. Join us for free coffee and of an opposing college or university Connect with Cater Hall for popsicles and a game of Connect Four! Cater Hall is donuts after you park your car in C-Zone. t-shirt for an Auburn t-shirt for FREE. home to Learning Communities, the Cater Center, the Honors College and the Sponsored by Division of Student Affairs To participate, bring a t-shirt from Interdisciplinary Studies Major. We’re ready for an exciting year and want to help another college or university and make connect you with campus! Sponsored by Cater Hall Auburn University Libraries the exchange. Shirts will be donated Information Oasis to Alabama tornado victims. Limited 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. quantities will be available for trade. Rock Your Resume! Haley Concourse Sponsored by Auburn-Opelika Tourism 2:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Bureau and Division of Student Affairs Ralph Brown Draughon Library – 3101A Stop by the library’s outdoor “oasis” to pick up a bottle of chilled water and other Rock Your Resume! Come to this free resume writing workshop hosted by the giveaways including: pens, highlighters, and Get S.W.E. Synched Auburn University Career Center and leave with a resume appropriate for applying campus maps. Librarians will be on hand to 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. for on–campus and off–campus part-time jobs. Sponsored by Auburn University greet you, give directions, and track down Davis Patio – Shelby Center Career Center answers to your questions. Sponsored by Meet with Society of Women Engineers Auburn University Libraries officers and members to learn more Auburn Connects! Common Book Volunteer Fair about our organization and how you can 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Connect to Campus Dining – FREE Tours! become a member. Get a calendar of Student Center 2222/2223 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 events for the fall semester, and buy Auburn Connects! Auburn’s common book program connects students through p.m. (five tours each time) an engineering t-shirts for $15 (cash reading the same book, Mountains Beyond Mountains. Paul Farmer, the main All Dining Locations (Terrell Hall, Student or check). All students are welcome character in the book, sets an outstanding example of how one person truly can Center, Quad Dining, Village Dining Hall, Foy and eligible to join our organization. be the change they want to see in the world. Join us for a service fair to find Hall, Library, and Haley Center) Sponsored by Society of Women about all the different ways you can get involved in community service at Auburn, Engineers So you have your required dining funds, in the community, and other areas and talk about your thoughts of the book over now what? Sign-up for a Dining Experience refreshments. Come connect and bring a friend! Sponsored by Auburn Connects!, Tour at auburn.edu/dining. Each tour lasts Pictures with Aubie Office of Public Service, Office of Community Service, College of Liberal Arts – about an hour and a half and gives guests 11:00 a.m. – noon Community & Civic Engagement, and Multicultural Center an opportunity to see each dining location Student Center – 2nd Floor (near Foy Info Desk) and learn how to get the best deals! Plus Out-of-State Student Pizza Party at the end of each tour guests will receive Ready for your close up? Meet and 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. a special treat bag full of fun surprises and take pictures with everyone’s favorite War Eagle Food Court – Foy Hall great dining information. Spaces are limited, mascot, Aubie. Be sure to bring your Interested in meeting other new students from out of state? Come to a Pizza so sign up for your dining experience tour camera and best smile! Sponsored by Party and enjoy FREE pizza while connecting with other students from outside now! Sponsored by Tiger Dining the Division of Student Affairs and the the state of Alabama. Learn about Auburn’s out-of-state student group, Tigers Student Government Association in a New Territory. Maybe you will even find someone to car pool home with for Thanksgiving! Sponsored by the First Year Experience Office 14 15 Get Connected XXTHURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 2011

Transfer Student Ice Cream Social Step/Greek Stroll 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 189 Foy Hall Outside of Student Center (near Au Bon Pain) Cool off and connect with other transfer students at this ice cream social. Join us for The ladies of Delta Sigma Theta Dining Connection Scavenger Hunt free ice cream and learn more about the Tau Sorority, Inc. are hosting the 2011 All Day Sigma Honor Society and Transfer Student Step/Greek Stroll. Take a night off and Campus Wide Organization. Sponsored by the Tau Sigma come enjoy an evening of stepping Honor Society, Transfer Student Organization, and strolling. It will be a great time Get connected with your dining staff and win! Grab a Dining Connection book and the First Year Experience Office to mix and mingle with others and from any dining location or print one at our website: auburn.edu/dining. Find get connected! Sponsored by Delta the featured associates at their dining locations and get the answers to their Back 2 the ACT Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. questions. Turn in your completed booklet and win a great prize courtesy of Tiger 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Dining! Sponsored by Tiger Dining Student Activities Center Trivia Night 7:00 p.m. Students can check out group fitness classes, Ask Me! Village Dining Hall gather information on club and intramural 7:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Various Campus Locations sports, work out, meet personal trainers, Have fun while testing your and nutritionists. There will be music, food, knowledge as you compete for prizes. “Where’s this class?” “What can I get involved in?” “Where can I eat on and great giveaways. This event is free More than $600 in cash and other campus?” Ask Me is the perfect opportunity for students to receive advice on to students, so bring your Student ID. prizes will be given away to event the first two days of class. The SGA senators will be on the concourse in “Ask Sponsored by Campus Recreation attendees. Light refreshments will Me” t-shirts, ready to answer any questions you may have. Sponsored by the be served. Sponsored by Division of Student Government Association Fraternity Membership Informational Student Affairs and Tiger Dining 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Connect to Campus Dining – FREE Tours! Student Center 2223 Tiger Tweet Up 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. (five tours each time) 8:30 p.m. All Dining Locations (Terrell Hall, Student Center, Quad Dining, Village Dining Hall, If you are interested in joining a social Destination Unknown Foy Hall, Library, and Haley Center) fraternity this fall, then you should attend the Interfraternity Council’s Fraternity Membership Are you ready to get connected? So you have your required dining funds, now what? Sign-up for a Dining Informational. Student leaders will talk about Have your cell phones and computers Experience Tour at auburn.edu/dining. Each tour lasts about an hour and a half the benefits, expectations, costs, and more logged on to Twitter and Facebook and gives guests an opportunity to see each dining location and learn how to get in relation to joining a fraternity on Auburn’s to find out where to meet up for this the best deals! Plus at the end of each tour guests will receive a special treat campus. Sponsored by Interfraternity Council tweet up. At 5:00 p.m. today check bag full of fun surprises and great dining information. Spaces are limited, so sign out the Center for Leadership & up for your dining experience tour now! Sponsored by Tiger Dining Dinner & Bible Study Ethics Twitter (@AULeadership) and Dinner 7:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.; Facebook page (Auburn University Auburn University Libraries Information Oasis Bible Studies 8:00 p.m. – 9:15 p.m. Center for Leadership & Ethics) to 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Auburn Wesley Foundation – 131 S. Gay Street find out the details for this event. Haley Concourse (Off Campus) Sponsored by Center for Leadership & Ethics and LEAD Interdisciplinary Stop by the library’s outdoor “oasis” to pick up a bottle of chilled water and other Join us for a free dinner and Bible Study at Leadership Minor giveaways including pens, highlighters, and campus maps. Librarians will be on the Auburn Wesley Foundation. Discover hand to greet you, give directions, and track down answers to your questions. all the services that we offer and if Wesley Sponsored by Auburn University Libraries is the place for you. Sponsored by Wesley Foundation 16 17 Get Connected with the College of NPHC Meet the Greeks Education 6:00 p.m. Get Connected 4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Student Center 2222/2223 Haley Concourse Looking for your place on Auburn’s Connect with the College of Education by campus? Come “Meet The Greeks.” Connect with the AU Career Center! Pictures with Aubie joining one of its organizations. College The “Divine Nine” National Pan-Hellenic 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. – noon representatives will be available to answer Council organizations welcome you to Student Center Concourse Student Center – 2nd Floor questions about each organization. come and learn more information and (near Foy Info Desk) Your Career: Our Mission! Come join College of Education t-shirts will be have questions answered regarding the Auburn University Career Center Ready for your close up? Meet and take available for $12. Sponsored by College of membership in NPHC. NPHC is the staff and enjoy free popcorn! Also, pictures with everyone’s favorite mascot, Education Student Council umbrella organization for the historically come learn about our services and Aubie. Be sure to bring your camera and African American Fraternities and compete for AUsome prizes! If you best smile! Sponsored by the Division of Get Connected to Art Sororities. This free event is open to all can throw a ball through our target, Student Affairs and the Student Government 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. students. Sponsored by National you will be entered for a chance to Association Jule Collins Smith Museum – 901 S. Pan-Hellenic Council win. Sponsored by Auburn University College Street (Off Campus) Career Center Transfer Student Dinner Bringing You the Basics Let us show you how you can get 6:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. connected to your university museum. Wesley Intern House – 923 E. Glenn Ave. Hopes and Fears Haley Center Concourse We will have information about all 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. (Off Campus) The ladies of the Kappa Chi Chapter of exhibitions and programs for the coming Haley Concourse Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. would like to give academic year. The galleries will be full Want to meet other new transfer students Got something you want to say? you information about campus life and the of interesting art, and there will be good, and find a place of Christian community High hopes for 2011-2012? Health community that will make your transition to free food, and live music. Be one of the here at Auburn? Join us for free food and Promotion and Wellness Services and Auburn easier. Sponsored by Alpha Kappa first 200 to join the museum or renew good company as you make friends on Student Counseling Services invites Alpha Sorority, Inc. your membership, and receive the 2011 campus! Park at Grace United Methodist students to come share their hopes limited edition ART CHANGES LIVES Church. Sponsored by Wesley Foundation T-shirt. Auburn University students can and fears for the upcoming school Engineering Snow Cone Chill Out year with us. Stop by the Concourse join for free. Sponsored by Jule Collins Freshmen Community 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Smith Museum of Fine Art at and share your hopes and fears Davis Patio – Shelby Center 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. with others. Sponsored by Health Auburn University Wesley Foundation – 131 S. Gay Street Promotion & Wellness Services and The Engineering Snow Cone Chill Out is for (Off Campus) Student Counseling Services Engineering students to come out and cool Basketball BarbeeQ Want to meet other freshmen and find down the first week of class. Free snow 6:00 p.m. a place of Christian community here at cones will be provided and this is a great Auburn Arena War Eagle T-Shirt Exchange opportunity to meet new people and socially Auburn? Then, come to our Freshmen 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. interact with your peers. Sponsored by Tip-off the semester at the Basketball Community kick-off. We will have free Student Center – 2nd Floor National Society of Black Engineers & Cupola BarbeeQ hosted by Auburn’s head food, fellowship and Bible study that is (Near Foy Info Desk) Engineering Ambassadors basketball coach Tony Barbee. Tour the applicable to YOU! Sponsored by Wesley As a way to welcome you to the Auburn Arena, enjoy free food and drinks Foundation (while supplies last), win great prizes, and Auburn Family, we’re offering an Chilling with the Ladies exchange of an opposing college or meet Coach Barbee and the team. Access Move Your Body 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. to the Arena is located on the north side university t-shirt for an Auburn t-shirt Haley Concourse 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. for FREE. To participate, bring a t-shirt of the Arena next to the dining hall in the Student Activities Center from another college or university Come chill with the Ladies Society of Village. Sponsored by Auburn University Student instructors will lead you in a and make the exchange. Shirts will be Collegiate Success. We will be giving out Athletics Department 60-minute dance jam. All music mixed donated to Alabama tornado victims. FREE slushes and information about the live by a local DJ. Sponsored by Campus Limited quantities will be available organization. New and returning students will Recreation for trade. Sponsored by the Auburn- have the opportunity to meet the executive Opelika Tourism Bureau and the board and to socialize with members of the Division of Student Affairs service organization. Sponsored by Ladies Society of Collegiate Success 18 19 Engineering Welcome Cookout Auburn Christian Student Center 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Game Night Charles E. Davis Aerospace 7:30 p.m. Get Connected Engineering Hall Patio Auburn Christian Student Center – 439 S. College Street (Off Campus) The Engineering Ambassadors are hosting a cookout for all incoming Come join many other college students for Connected Through Comedy Connect to Campus Dining – FREE engineering freshmen! Our student a night of playing cards, board games, four 7:30 p.m. Tours! organizations will have information square, and many other fun games. This is a Student Center Ballroom 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. & 1:00 p.m. – tables and projects set up for all who great time to meet people, especially if you are interested. You will get to see are new to Auburn. Sponsored by Auburn Stand-up routines and laughs will be the 2:30 p.m. (five tours each time) All Dining Locations (Terrell Hall, Student what Auburn engineering is all about Christian Student Center theme of the night. Join us for an evening Center, Quad Dining, Village Dining Hall, and what we have to offer outside the of jokes and hilarious comedy. Come Foy Hall, Library, and Haley Center) classroom. We will also have FREE meet fellow Auburn University students Art Display & Open Mic Night BBQ for all engineering freshmen! 8:00 p.m. for a FREE night of entertainment. Visit So you have your required dining Sponsored by Cupola Engineering The Loft – 129 S. College St, Suite 5 Auburn UPC on Facebook to find out who funds, now what? Sign-up for a Dining Ambassadors (Off Campus) will be performing. Light refreshments Experience Tour at auburn.edu/dining. will be served. Sponsored by University Each tour lasts about an hour and a half Join us for an Open Mic Night featuring International Student Organization Program Council and gives guests an opportunity to see local musicians and art displays. Enjoy Social Hour each dining location and learn how to get free coffee as we honor the visual and 4:00 p.m. the best deals! Plus at the end of each performing arts at the Loft. Want to Connect through Bowling Student Center 3rd floor lounge 9:00 p.m. – midnight tour guests will receive a special treat perform or display art/photography? Email Auburn Lanes Bowling Alley – bag full of fun surprises and great dining An ISO tradition that began in the us at [email protected]. 719 Opelika Road (Off Campus) information. Spaces are limited, so sign early 2000s, every Friday at 4:00 Sponsored by Campus Church – Chi Alpha up for your dining experience tour now! p.m. on the third floor of the Student Interested in having fun and seeing who Sponsored by Tiger Dining Center, International and American XXSATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 2011 can bowl a strike? Special of $10 per students come together for fun, person for three games and shoes with a food, conversation, and games. So student ID. First Year Freeze 11:00 a.m. please join us and bring your friends. Haley Concourse Sponsored by the International Student XXFRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 2011 Organization Enjoy a cool treat and learn about the selection process to be involved Block Party with SGA’s Tiger Tuesdays freshmen 6:30 p.m. leadership programs. Tiger Tuesdays staff Going Golfin’ Student Center Green Space will be available to answer any questions Dusk – Dawn (Rain location: Student Center) about the upcoming application process. Auburn Links Golf Course – 826 Shell Sponsored by the Student Government This event gives students the Toomer Parkway (Off Campus) Dining Connection Scavenger Hunt Association opportunity to meet new people and All Day have a little fun during the chaos of Come practice your golf game at a Campus Wide Back-To-School Cookout starting a new semester. There will be discounted rate at the Auburn Links at Mill 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. inflatables and a variety of free food. Creek Golf Course. Show you Student ID Get connected with your dining staff Student Center Green Space You can enjoy live entertainment, and receive $10 off of a regular rack. and win! Grab a Dining Connection book connect with other students, and from any dining location or print one at The ladies of the Kappa Chi Chapter of learn how to get involved on campus. our website: auburn.edu/dining. Find Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. invites everyone Sponsored by University Program the featured associates at their dining to their Back-to-School Cookout. Come Council, First Year Experience, Office locations and get the answers to their out and enjoy free food and music while of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs, questions. Turn in your completed booklet meeting new people! Sponsored by Auburn Ignited, and Student Alumni and win a great prize courtesy of Tiger Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Association Dining! Sponsored by Tiger Dining 20 21

XXWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24, 2011 UPC Interest Sessions Get Connected 3:00 & 4:00 p.m. Student Center 2227 Come find out what the University Games on the Plains Program Council is about and how you 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Welcome Week can get involved. All of the committees Student Center Green Space will be explained as well as the ins and outs of UPC. Applications will be Encore Events Part-Time Job Fair Come join new and returning students for available, and any questions you have 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. some fun activities. A full-scale game of will be answered. For more information Student Center Ballroom ultimate Frisbee will be taking place. Other XXSUNDAY, AUGUST 21 visit our website at auburn.edu/upc or activities may include water balloon toss Part-Time Job Fair is an opportunity to our Facebook/Twitter at AuburnUPC. and much more. So come out, meet new network with on-campus and off-campus Sponsored by University Program Council people, and have some fun! Sponsored by employers and apply for jobs. Bring your the Division of Student Affairs resume, academic schedule, and a pen. Dress Tiger Tuesdays Information Sessions is business casual. Additional part-time jobs 4:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m. Y’alloha are posted at jobs.auburn.edu. Resources Student Center 2310 6:00 p.m. to prepare for the event and develop a Auburn Wesley Foundation – 131 S. Gay Residence Life Area Welcome Socials strong resume are available at auburn.edu/ Interested in joining Tiger Tuesdays, SGA’s Street (Off Campus) 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. career. Also, the Auburn University Career Freshmen Leadership Programs? Come Hill, Quad, and Village Center offers walk-in hours Monday – Friday, and find out exactly what Tiger Tuesdays Join us for a Southern-style luau!! (Y’all noon – 4:00 p.m. in 303 Martin Hall. Call is and ask any questions you may have! + aloha = Y’alloha) We’ll have great Live on campus and want to meet other 334.844.4744 for an appointment or with any Sponsored by Student Government free food, volleyball, and other fun residents who live in your area? Come to questions. Sponsored by Auburn University Association shenanigans. This is a great way to meet a Residence Life Welcome Social. Each Career Center new faces. Hope you’ll join residential area (Hill, Quad, and Village) will us! Hula skirt not required. Sponsored by be hosting a social with games, giveaways, XXTHURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 2011 Wesley Foundation and free food. Please check with your Res COSAM Open House Life staff for more information and exact 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. 239 Sciences Center Classroom Building Tiger Talent Show location. Sponsored by Residence Life 7:00 p.m. COSAM Open House is a meet and greet Student Center Ballroom XXMONDAY, AUGUST 22 event for all current COSAM students. It is a great opportunity to drop by, chat with your Think you have talent? Can you sing? advisor, meet other COSAM students, and Dance? Whatever your talent, come UPC Interest Session find out more about the student organizations and showcase it for the Welcome Week 3:30 p.m. available in COSAM. FREE FOOD, Closing event – the Tiger Talent Show. Student Center 2227 GIVEAWAYS, and door prizes. Stop by and see Watch or compete against fellow students us! Sponsored by COSAM Dean’s Office Come find out what the University in a talent competition, and you could win Program Council is about and how you cash prizes. More than $900 in prizes will can get involved. All of the committees be given away to the winners, including Tiger Tuesdays Information Session will be explained as well as the ins the audience favorite voted on by event 8:00 p.m. Student Center 2310 and outs of UPC. Applications will be attendees so be sure to bring your friends. available and any questions you have To compete, please email Kaitie Gallahue Interested in joining Tiger Tuesdays, SGA’s will be answered. For more information at [email protected] by Wednesday, Freshmen Leadership Programs? Come visit our website at auburn.edu/upc or August 18. Sponsored by the Division of and find out exactly what Tiger Tuesdays our Facebook/Twitter at AuburnUPC. Student Affairs is and ask any questions you may have! Sponsored by University Program Council Sponsored by Student Government Association 22 23 Get Connected

Student Organization President’s Meeting XXMONDAY, AUGUST 29 XXTUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2011 XXFRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 2011 5:00 p.m. Student Center Ballroom Presidents’ Meeting is a required informational meeting for each organization’s president held at the beginning of the fall semester and a make- up meeting in the spring. The meeting Tiger Tuesdays Information Session covers all pertinent information on being Movie – Pirates of the Caribbean: Tailgate at the Library 8:00 p.m. a recognized student organization on On Stranger Tides 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Student Center Room 2310 Auburn’s campus. Student Organization 7:00 p.m. Ralph Brown Draughon Library Haley 2370 presidents only are required to attend; Interested in joining Tiger Tuesdays, SGA’s AU Libraries is hosting a Tailgate party however; they can send a representative Freshmen Leadership Programs? Come Ahoy, tigers! Bring your friends and enjoy INSIDE the library! Join us for food, in their place if they are unable to attend. and find out exactly what Tiger Tuesdays the most recent addition to the Pirates of fun, games, music, door prizes, and Any student organization not represented is and ask any questions you may have! the Caribbean series on the big screen. special guests! Sponsored by Auburn faces the possibility of being placed on Sponsored by Student Government Sponsored by University Program Council University Libraries probationary status and losing benefits of Association being an official organization on campus. Sponsored by Student Government XXTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2011 Auburn vs. Utah State Pep Rally Association XXMONDAY, AUGUST 29, 2011 – 6:00 p.m. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 2011 Bibb Graves Amphitheatre Tiger Tuesdays Information Session Get in the spirit of football season 8:00 p.m. at the first pep rally of the year! Join Student Center 2310 fellow Auburn students, alumni, and fans as we get ready to cheer the Tigers Interested in joining Tiger Tuesdays, SGA’s on to victory! Sponsored by Student Freshmen Leadership Programs? Come Tailgate Cooking Workshop Government Association and find out exactly what Tiger Tuesdays 6:00 p.m. is and ask any questions you may have! Organization Days Sign up in Student Center Suite 3130 Sponsored by Student Government 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Do you want to have the best recipes at your Association Haley Concourse tailgate? Come to this cooking workshop to Are you looking to get involved in a learn some creative and delicious tailgate Open Mic Night student organization on campus? Here recipes just in time for football season. Chef 7:00 p.m. is your chance! Student Organizations Emil will provide instruction, and at the end Student Center Starbucks will line the Haley Concourse, so you everyone can taste the creations. Limited Do you sing, play an instrument, or tell can drop by and see what organizations space is available, so sign up in AUSC Suite jokes? Come join UPC for Open Mic you might be interested in joining. There 3130 one week prior to the workshop. Night at Starbucks in the Student Center. is a place for everyone, so come join For more information check our website Showcase your talent by signing up at the in on this Auburn tradition and find out at auburn.edu/upc and Facebook/Twitter event to perform or come to enjoy the where you fit! Sponsored by Student at AuburnUPC. Sponsored by University show. Light refreshments will be served. Government Association Program Council Sponsored by University Program Council 24 25 Tiger Dining Fall 2011 Hours

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY XX TERRELL DINING 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 9pm 10:30 - 7pm 10:30am - 1am XX DRAWING BOARD 7:30am -1pm 7:30am -1pm 7:30am -1pm 7:30am -1pm closed closed closed XX LUPTON DELI 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX EINSTEIN BAGELS 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 2pm closed closed XX CARIBOU AT LIBRARY 7am - 2am 7am - 2am 7am - 2am 7am - 2am 7am - 2pm 9am - 5pm Noon - 1am XX HALEY REFRESHMENTS 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 2pm closed closed

XX STUDENT CENTER

XX CHICK-FIL-A 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 4pm 10:30am - 7pm closed XX AU BON PAIN 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 4pm closed 10:30am - 8pm XX PAPA JOHN’S 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 4pm 10:30am - 7pm 10:30am - 8pm XX OUTTAKES 7am - 7pm 7am - 7pm 7am - 7pm 7am - 7pm 7am - 3pm closed 10:30am - 8pm XX STARBUCKS 7am - 11pm 7am - 11pm 7am - 11pm 7am - 10pm 7am - 5pm 10:30am - 7pm 10:30am - 8pm XX CHEESESTEAK FACTORY 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX CHEF’S TABLE 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm closed closed XX CHICK-N-GRILL 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed

XX FOY FOOD COURT

XX SOUTHERN GRILL 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm 7am - 3pm closed closed XX TAKE FIVE 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX SALSARITA’S 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX WILD GREENS 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX ABP SOUP 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX GYRO PIT 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm 10am - 3pm closed closed

XX VILLAGE DINING

XX PLAINSMEN PIZZA 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 3pm 10:30am - 7pm 10:30am - 8pm XX AU-SOME SALADS 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 3pm closed closed XX RYE OF THE TIGER 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10am - 9pm 10:30am - 7pm 10:30am - 8pm XX CUB STOP C-STORE 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 9pm closed 3pm-midnight XX CARIBOU COFFEE 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 9pm 7am - 3pm closed closed XX DENNY’S 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 1am 7am - 9pm 8:30am - 7pm 8:30am - 1am XX TIGER ZONE AYCTE-DINNER 5:30pm - 8pm 5:30pm - 8pm 5:30pm - 8pm 5:30pm - 8pm closed closed 5:30pm-8pm 26 27

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33. Corley Building I4 RESEARCH PARK 54 OLLEGE STR 34. Davis Arboretum J5 51 125 8 C 35. Davis Hall (Aerospace Engineering) J2 36. Dawson Building H2 Legend on next page. 37. Dobbs Residence Hall I5 38. Dowdell Residence Hall I3 39. Dowell Residence Hall I5 40. Draughon (Caroline) Extension F3 41. Draughon Library J3 42. Dudley Hall I4 43. Duncan (A.) Residence Hall I5 44. Duncan (L.N.) Hall I4 45. Dunn Residence Hall H5 46. Dunstan Hall I2 47. Eagle Hall G2 48. Early Learning Center I3 49. Energy Plant F2 50. Engineering Shops I2 51. Environmental Health and Safety E9 52. Extension Hall I4 53. Facilities Complex D4 54. Fahbe Building H9 55. Fisheries Annex F3 56. Food Services Building H2 57. Forest Products Laboratory G9 www.auburn.edu 58. Forestry and Wildlife Sciences Building H6 59. Foy Hall I2 60. Funchess Hall J4 61. Gilmer-Turnham State Laboratory B8 62. Glenn Residence Hall I3 63. Goodwin Music Hall I4 64. Graves Amphitheatre H4 65. Graves Residence Hall I5 66. Greene Hall B8 67. Haley Center I2 68. Harbert Center J1 69. Hargis Hall J1 70. Harper Residence Hall I3 71. Hoerlein Small Animal Clinic A8 72. Hollifield Residence Hall I5 73. Hot Water Plant #1 H6 74. Hot Water Plant #2 A7 75. Hutsell Track (Old) F4 76. Hutsell-Rosen Track and Field F6 77. Ingram Hall J2 78. Intramural Field House F5 79. Intramural Playing Field F6 80. Jane B. Moore Field (Softball) F5 81. Jordan-Hare Stadium H3 82. Keller Residence Hall I3 83. Knapp Residence Hall I5 84. L Building I2 85. Lambert Meats Laboratory G6 86. Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory D8 87. Lane Residence Hall I3 88. Langdon Hall and Annex J2 89. Leach Science Center H4 90. Leischuck Residence Hall H5 91. Little Residence Hall I3 92. Lowder Business Building H1 93. Lupton Residence Hall I3 94. M Residence Hall I5 95. Magnolia Hall G3 96. Marriage/Family Therapy Center I3 97. Martin (Mary) Hall J2 98. Martin Aquatics Center G4 99. McAdory Large Animal ClinicB8 100. McWhorter Center F5 101. Medical Clinic H7 102. Mell Hall J3 103. Miller Gorrie Center (Building Science) I4 104. Miller Hall H2 105. Nichols Center G2 106. Oak Hall G2 107. OIT Building (under construction) I6 108. Overton Auditorium/Rudd Center B8 109. Owen Residence Hall I3 110. Parker Hall I4 111. Parking Services H4 112. Paterson Greenhouses H5 113. Peet Theatre H4 114. Petrie Hall H2 115. Physiology Building H2 116. Plainsman Hall F2 117. Plainsman Park (Samford Stadium/Hitchcock Field) H4 118. Plainsman Park: Strength/Rehabilitation H4 119. Plant Science Research Center H9 120. Poultry Science Building I6 121. President’s Home J5 122. Property Services B3 123. Quad Center I3 124. Ramsay Hall I1 125. Research Park G9 126. Ross Hall I2 127. Rouse Life Sciences Building J4 128. Samford Hall J2 129. Sasnett Residence Hall I5 130. Sciences Center Auditorium I4 131. Sciences Center Classrooms I4 132. Sciences Center Laboratory I4 133. Scott-Ritchey Research Center A8 134. Sewell Residence Hall H5 135. Shelby Center H1 136. Smith (J.C.) Art Museum I9 137. Smith (M.W.) Hall J4 138. Smith (O.D.) Hall J2 139. Soccer Complex F5 140. Solar House H8 141. Southeastern Raptor Rehabilitation Center A5 142. Spidle Hall I3 143. State Diagnostics Laboratory B7 144. Student Activities Center F4 145. Student Center H3 146. Student Tennis Courts F4 147. Swingle Hall I4 148. Talon Hall F2 149. Teague Residence Hall I3 150. Telecommunications and ETV G5 151. Terrell Dining Hall I5 152. Textile Engineering Building I1 153. Thach Hall I2 154. Tichenor Hall I2 155. Tiger Hall F2 156. Toomer Residence Hall I5 157. Toomer’s Corner J1 158. Track/Soccer Building (under construction) F6 159. Upchurch Hall J4 160. USDA Research Laboratory B7 161. USDA Soil Tillage Laboratory H5 162. Vaughan Large Animal Hospital A9 163. Village View Dining Hall G2 164. Walker Building H2 165. Wallace Center G2 166. Ware Imaging Center A8 167. Watson Field House G4 168. Willow Hall G3 169. Wilmore Laboratories I2 170. Wilson Beef Teaching Lab D8 171. Wilson Livestock Arena G6

For the location of fraternity houses on campus, please refer to the online version of the Auburn University map at www.auburn.edu. 28 29 83. Knapp Residence Hall I5 129. Sasnett Residence Hall I5 84. L Building I2 130. Sciences Center Auditorium I4 85. Lambert Meats Laboratory G6 131. Sciences Center Classrooms I4 Campus Map 86. Lambert-Powell Meats Laboratory D8 132. Sciences Center Laboratory I4 87. Lane Residence Hall I3 133. Scott-Ritchey Research Center A8 88. Langdon Hall and Annex J2 134. Sewell Residence Hall H5 89. Leach Science Center H4 135. Shelby Center H1 1. 3-D Art Building D4 42. Dudley Hall I4 90. Leischuck Residence Hall H5 136. Smith (J.C.) Art Museum I9 2. Agricultural Heritage Park 43. Duncan (A.) Residence Hall I5 91. Little Residence Hall I3 137. Smith (M.W.) Hall J4 (Red Barn/Dairy Barn) G6 44. Duncan (L.N.) Hall I4 92. Lowder Business Building H1 138. Smith (O.D.) Hall J2 3. Alabama Farmer’s Pavilion G6 45. Dunn Residence Hall H5 93. Lupton Residence Hall I3 139. Soccer Complex F5 4. Alabama Forensics Lab C8 46. Dunstan Hall I2 94. M Residence Hall I5 140. Solar House H8 5. ALFA Agricultural Building H9 47. Eagle Hall G2 95. Magnolia Hall G3 141. Southeastern Raptor 6. Allison Physics Labs H4 48. Early Learning Center I3 96. Marriage/Family Therapy Center I3 Rehabilitation Center A5 7. Alumni Center J3 49. Energy Plant F2 97. Martin (Mary) Hall J2 142. Spidle Hall I3 8. Andrews Forestry Lab G9 50. Engineering Shops I2 98. Martin Aquatics Center G4 143. State Diagnostics Laboratory B7 9. Athletic Center G5 51. Environmental Health and Safety E9 99. McAdory Large Animal Clinic B8 144. Student Activities Center F4 10. AU Hotel/Dixon Conference Center J3 52. Extension Hall I4 100. McWhorter Center F5 145. Student Center H3 11. AU Public Safety/Security G1 53. Facilities Complex D4 101. Medical Clinic H7 146. Student Tennis Courts F4 12. Aubie Hall G2 54. Fahbe Building H9 102. Mell Hall J3 147. Swingle Hall I4 13. Auburn Arena G3 55. Fisheries Annex F3 103. Miller Gorrie Center 148. Talon Hall F2 14. Band Practice Field I6 56. Food Services Building H2 (Building Science) I4 149. Teague Residence Hall I3 15. Bartlett Lameness Arena A8 57. Forest Products Laboratory G9 104. Miller Hall H2 150. Telecommunications and ETV G5 16. Beard Handball Courts G4 58. Forestry and Wildlife 105. Nichols Center G2 151. Terrell Dining Hall I5 17. Beard-Eaves-Memorial Coliseum G4 Sciences Building H6 106. Oak Hall G2 152. Textile Engineering Building I1 18. Biggin Hall J1 59. Foy Hall I2 107. OIT Building (under construction) I6 153. Thach Hall I2 19. Biological Research Facility I4 60. Funchess Hall J4 108. Overton Auditorium/Rudd Center B8 154. Tichenor Hall I2 20. Boyd Residence Hall I5 61. Gilmer-Turnham State Laboratory B8 109. Owen Residence Hall I3 155. Tiger Hall F2 21. Broun (Katie) Residence Hall I3 62. Glenn Residence Hall I3 110. Parker Hall I4 156. Toomer Residence Hall I5 22. Broun Hall I2 63. Goodwin Music Hall I4 111. Parking Services H4 157. Toomer’s Corner J1 23. Burton Hall I5 64. Graves Amphitheatre H4 112. Paterson Greenhouses H5 158. Track/Soccer Building 24. Cary Hall H2 65. Graves Residence Hall I5 113. Peet Theatre H4 (under construction) F6 25. Cater Hall I3 66. Greene Hall B8 114. Petrie Hall H2 159. Upchurch Hall J4 26. Chapel, University J2 67. Haley Center I2 115. Physiology Building H2 160. USDA Research Laboratory B7 27. Chemistry Building I4 68. Harbert Center J1 116. Plainsman Hall F2 161. USDA Soil Tillage Laboratory H5 28. Children, Youth & Family I3 69. Hargis Hall J1 117. Plainsman Park 162. Vaughan Large Animal Hospital A9 29. Chilled Water Plant 1 I1 70. Harper Residence Hall I3 (Samford Stadium/Hitchcock Field) H4 163. Village View Dining Hall G2 30. Chilled Water Plant 2 H4 71. Hoerlein Small Animal Clinic A8 118. Plainsman Park: 164. Walker Building H2 31. Chilled Water Plant 3 A7 72. Hollifield Residence Hall I5 Strength/Rehabilitation H4 165. Wallace Center G2 32. Comer Hall J4 73. Hot Water Plant #1 H6 119. Plant Science Research Center H9 166. Ware Imaging Center A8 33. Corley Building I4 74. Hot Water Plant #2 A7 120. Poultry Science Building I6 167. Watson Field House G4 34. Davis Arboretum J5 75. Hutsell Track (Old) F4 121. President’s Home J5 168. Willow Hall G3 35. Davis Hall (Aerospace Engineering) J2 76. Hutsell-Rosen Track and Field F6 122. Property Services B3 169. Wilmore Laboratories I2 36. Dawson Building H2 77. Ingram Hall J2 123. Quad Center I3 170. Wilson Beef Teaching Lab D8 37. Dobbs Residence Hall I5 78. Intramural Field House F5 124. Ramsay Hall I1 171. Wilson Livestock Arena G6 38. Dowdell Residence Hall I3 79. Intramural Playing Field F6 125. Research Park G9 39. Dowell Residence Hall I5 80. Jane B. Moore Field (Softball) F5 126. Ross Hall I2 For the location of fraternity houses on campus, please refer to the online version of the 40. Draughon (Caroline) Extension F3 81. Jordan-Hare Stadium H3 127. Rouse Life Sciences Building J4 Auburn University map at www.auburn.edu. 41. Draughon Library J3 82. Keller Residence Hall I3 128. Samford Hall J2 30 31 Tiger Transit Schedule Division of Student Affairs Directory

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Division of Student Affairs Residence Life (334) 844-8880 (334) 844-4580 3248 Auburn University Student Burton Hall Center www.auburn.edu/housing/ www.auburn.edu/studentaffairs Regular daytime lines M – F 7:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Student Center *External Night Transit M – F 6:15 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Campus Recreation (334) 844-1300 (334) 844-4716 3231 Student Center *Auburn University Night Security Shuttle Service operates from 6:00 p.m. – 7:00 a.m. seven days a week. 204 Student Activities Center http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/ *See individual shuttle line information on the website below. http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/ student_affairs/stdunion/ student_life/recreation/ Student Conduct Is there a fee to use Tiger Transit? Greek Life (334) 844-1304 For Students: Your tuition payments include fees associated with Tiger Transit. Auburn (334) 844-4600 3248 Auburn University Student Center University students with a valid Auburn ID card have unlimited access to Tiger Transit 3130 Auburn University Student http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/ routes. Center student_affairs/judicial_affairs/index.html http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/greeks/ greek_life/ Student Counseling Services Ride the Tiger: Pick a Color (334) 844-5123 Tiger Transit offers 19 lines for the fall and spring semesters. Twelve lines begin and end Health Promotion and Wellness Services 400 Lem Morrison Drive, Suite at Haley Center, one line begins and ends at Terrell Dining Hall, one line begins and ends (334) 844-1528 2086 at the Jule Collins Smith Art Museum, one line begins and ends at the Stadium Deck, 2101 Auburn University Student http://www.auburn.edu/scs/ and four lines begin and end at the Mell Street Station. Summer transit schedules offer Center reduced service and are subject to change based on passenger demand. http://www.auburn.edu/studentaffairs/ Student Involvement healthandwellness/ (334) 844-4788 3130 Student Center How do I know which bus line to take? Medical Clinic http://www.auburn.edu/stuorgs/ Each color-coordinated line provides coverage to parts of the Auburn campus and to (334) 844-4416 outlying Auburn areas. The approximate travel times between points are listed on the 400 Lem Morrision Avenue Student Media schedule. To determine your travel time, add the times from each stop listed between http://www.auburn.edu/medical/ (334) 844-4254 your origin to your destination. Most internal lines have multiple buses running 1105 Student Center approximately 10-15 minutes apart. Most external lines have multiple buses running Parent and Family Programs http://www.auburn.edu/studentAffairs/ approximately 18-45 minutes apart. (334) 844-1304 departments/?StudentMedia 3248 Auburn University Student Toomer’s Ten Center http://www.auburn.edu/student_info/ Destination: Various Locations On and Off Campus student_affairs/AUPA/ In partnership with the Student Government Association, the Toomer’s Ten departs from Magnolia Avenue beginning at 10 p.m. and concluding at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday - Saturday. Approximate bus-stop times are based on 30 minute intervals.

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