New Student Orientation 2019

UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 2019

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If your native language is Spanish, we have bilingual orientation mentors and staff who are happy to assist you. Look for mentors and staff wearing this button or ask any orientation staff member and we will connect you with one of our bilingual staff members. Contamos con mentores de orientación y personal bilingüe que pueden ayudarle. Busque los mentoresde orientación o el personal y lo usando comunicaremos este botón con o pregunte uno de nuestro a cualquier personal miembro bilingüe. del personal

2 NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 2019

Welcome to the University of Arkansas!

Today you will join the University of Arkansas community. During orientation, you will meet faculty, staff, and current students who are here to help you leave your mark on Senior Walk.

Consider this the first day of an experience in which you will engage with world-class faculty and make friendships that will last a lifetime.

On behalf of the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the University of Arkansas, welcome to The Hill. We are glad you are here!

Sincerely, Your Orientation Team

MEET THE STAFF

Amber Roth Carly Waschka Tara Carr Senior Associate Director Orientation Coordinator Associate Director of of Orientation Recruitment “Your first steps toward “You made it to the Hill, “Welcome to the University Senior Walk start today, congratulations! Our goal of Arkansas! We’re so happy and we are so excited to is that orientation not only you’re here! Orientation is welcome you to the U of prepares you for college life, the first step in finding your A community! If we can but also gets you excited to home here; I hope you leave do anything to make your be a Razorback!” orientation excited for the experience better, please upcoming year!” let us know.”

If you have any questions or need any assistance at any point during your orientation experience, Erik Mason-Holmes Orientation Assistant please stop by the orientation table located on the 4th floor of “Welcome and Wooo Pig! We are so glad to greet you the Arkansas Union. We will have and welcome you into the staff on hand to assist you with U of A family. Orientation is designed with you in mind whatever you may need. so you can make the most of your college experience.”

3 SENIOR ORIENTATION MENTORS

Abbi Jakayla Kevin Leah Maddie Torey Elementary Psychology/ Management Kinesiology Special Education International Education Criminal Justice Business ORIENTATION MENTORS

Abby Aleayah Avery Blake Blanton Braden Bridget Communication Pol.Sci./African Elementary Theatre/Creative Marketing Energy Finance Sociology Disorders/German American Studies Education Writing

Elijah Elizabeth Emma Garrett Gio Helen Isabel Political Science/ Journalism (Ad/PR) Supply Chain Political Science Journalism (Ad/PR) Marketing Art Education Journalism Management

Jasmine Jazmine Jordan Jotham Kyle Laura Logan History/African Information Kinesiology Information Systems Biomedical Kinesiology Anthropology American Studies Systems Engineering

Malone Matthew Megan Midori Mikenna Miranda Olivia Management Biology Criminology Communications Apparel Journalism English Merchandising (News/Editorial)

Paige Prestianna Ranique Raquel Ryan Salma Sam Journalism (Ad/PR) Mechanical Pre-Nursing Marketing Marketing Graphic Design Political Science/ Engineering History

Sara Sarah Solomon Sophia Talia Taylor Journalism (Ad/PR) Biology Social Work Business Marketing International Business

4 TRADITIONS

We’re proud of our many fun and unique traditions at the University of Arkansas. Here are just a few of the traditions that have shaped the U of A’s distinct identity and have united generations of students. MASCOT After a victory over Louisiana State in 1909, Coach Bezdek told the crowd that his team had performed “like a wild bunch of Razorbacks.” In 1910, the student body voted to change the official university mascot from the Cardinal to the Razorback. The official colors of the University of Arkansas remained cardinal and white.

SENIOR WALK Senior Walk is the University of Arkansas’ longest tradition in miles as well as years. We like to say it is concrete proof of our commitment to helping our students succeed. Begun by the class of 1905, the class of 1904 added their names to the sidewalk a few years later. Each graduating class since has had their names engraved on the walk. More than 175,000 are now listed on Senior Walk.

U OF A SEAL The official seal of the University of Arkansas was designed by Zelma Rothrock in 1923 and adopted by the Board of Trustees that same year. The U of A seal can be found on certificates, legal documents, diplomas, transcripts, and items of an equally official nature.

ALMA MATER In 1909, Brodie Payne, an alumnus of the University of Arkansas, submitted his song to a competition to find a University song. Henry D. Tovey, who was the director of the Glee Club at that time, set the song to music. In 1931, the University College Song Association reviewed a collection of 500 college tunes, and the U of A Alma Mater was judged to be one of the 25 best college songs in the United States.

5 5 ORIENTATION SCHEDULE

TIME ACTIVITY *Indicates optional activity or session LOCATION 8:00 - Student Check-In Garland Center Courtyard 8:40 am Check in with our staff and make your way to the Arkansas Union. Parent & Guest Check-In Arkansas Union Living Room Campus ID Card Campus Card Office An orientation mentor will guide you to the campus card office to create your student Arkansas Union 4th Floor ID card. You will pick up your ID card between 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. in the Arkansas Union Living Room. Continental Breakfast Arkansas Union 5th Floor Information Exchange International Connections Visit with more than 40 campus offices gathered in the Arkansas Union to provide Lounge valuable information and answer questions. 8:45 - University Welcome Verizon Ballroom 9:00 am 9:00 - Navigating New Territories Verizon Ballroom This session is designed to provide you with information that will help you and your 10:00 am guests successfully navigate the University of Arkansas, with representatives from: Enrollment Services • Title IX • Treasurer’s Office • Transit & Parking Student Standards & Conduct • Pat Walker Health Center • U of A Police Dept. 10:00 - Traditions Verizon Ballroom Learn about the rich academic, cultural, historical, and athletic traditions that make 10:10 am the U of A so special. 10:10 - Break 10:20 am

10:20 - Destination: Fayetteville Verizon Ballroom 10:40 am Learn about your new college home with representatives from University Housing or Off-Campus Student Services. 10:40 - Student Success Verizon Ballroom Learn more about the Career Development Center, University Perspectives, CLASS+, 11:15 am course materials, University Libraries, and Academic Integrity, and hear from current students who utilize these great resources on campus. 11:15 - Mentors will escort students, parents, and guests to your college meeting. 11:30 am 11:30 am - College Meeting, Lunch, Academic Advising and 4:00 pm Registration Actual ending Meet with representatives from your college to learn more about your major or area times may vary of interest and explore ways to enhance your education. During this time you will meet with an academic advisor and select your fall schedule.

Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences, 1:00 - Room D115 Fay Jones School of Architecture and Design Vol Walker Hall, Room 404/405

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences Union Ballroom

College of Education and Health Professions Graduate Education Auditorium

College of Engineering Bell Engineering, Room 2282

Sam M. Walton College of Business J.B. Hunt, Room 216 1:00 - University Offices Open for Questions* 5:00 pm Campus and University Housing Tours* Campus and housing tours will leave from Silas Hunt Hall at 3:00 and 3:30 p.m. Housing tours are limited to Maple Hill East and Holcombe Hall. Parents, take advantage of these presentations while your student participates in academic advising. Students, join breakout sessions BREAKOUT SESSIONS when not meeting with an advisor or enrolling in classes.

TIME ACTIVITY *Indicates optional activity or session LOCATION 1:30 - HOGS Abroad* Arkansas Union, 508 Get involved outside the classroom through study abroad, service learning, internships, and co-op 2:00 pm programs. Current students and staff from the Study Abroad Office will discuss their experiences and answer questions from students and guests. Home Suite Home* Arkansas Union, 512 University Housing staff will answer your specific questions as well as frequently asked questions regarding living on campus. Topics will include: an update on room selection and pending room assignment information, choosing an arrival time, and navigating to campus on move-in day. Money Matters: Financial Aid & Academic Scholarships* Arkansas Union, 511 Staff will discuss how to utilize and retain awarded federal aid, state aid, and scholarships, and will review the requirements for student loans and Parent PLUS loans as well as information regarding funding opportunities for sophomore year and beyond. Money Matters: Treasurer’s Office* Arkansas Union Theatre Representatives from the Treasurer’s Office will assist students and parents in understanding billing, payment and refund options, parent authorizations, and student account information. 2:00 - Connecting for Success* Arkansas Union, 507 The Center for Multicultural and Diversity Education supports academic success and helps students 2:30 pm connect with the campus community from day one to graduation. In this session you’ll learn about the Academic Enrichment Program, a learning and leadership support system that embraces diversity, discovery, and achievement. HOGS Abroad* Arkansas Union, 508 See description above HogSync: Your Connection to Getting Involved* Arkansas Union, 511 Getting involved is an important aspect of your college experience. HogSync is an online community that can help you get connected to Registered Student Organizations, the Center for Community Engagement, University Programs, Associated Student Government, and more. Razorback Nation* Arkansas Union, 509-510 From an All-Access Pass for Razorback sports to exclusive member-only giveaways and events, you won’t want to miss out on your Razorback Experience at the U of A. Hear directly from students and staff with Razorback Athletics, the Razorback Foundation, and the Student Alumni Association about how to get involved on campus and build your network. University Technology Needs* Arkansas Union, 512 Learn where to get help with technology on campus, your student’s technology requirements, and what the U of A Computer Store offers at academic prices to meet those requirements. 2:30 - Applying for National Scholarships* Arkansas Union, 508 The Office of Nationally Competitive Awards helps U of A students compete for the nation’s most 3:00 pm prestigious awards, including the Rhodes, Goldwater, and Truman Scholarships. Learn how our students have made the most of their undergraduate experiences and gone on to graduate studies at top institutions across the country and around the globe. The Honors College Experience* Arkansas Union, 507 Honors College representatives will share experiences of discovery, creativity, and service. This session is for students admitted into the Honors College and for those interested in learning about the opportunities available to all honors students, including study abroad and research grants. Going Beyond Your Orientation Experience* Arkansas Union, 511 Orientation is wrapping up and you might feel like you are on your own now, but you are not! Find out about R.O.C.K. Camp, R.O.C.K. Camp Adventure, A-Week, Welcome Weeks, and UARK Cardinal nights. New Student & Family Programs is here to help you get involved and start your U of A experience right! Home Suite Home* Arkansas Union, 512 See description above Money Matters: Treasurer’s Office* Arkansas Union Theatre See description above 3:00 - Campus & Housing Tours* Silas Hunt Hall 4:00 pm Campus tours leaving Silas Hunt Hall Lobby at 3:00 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Campus ID Card Pick-Up Campus Card Office Arkansas Union 4th Floor TIPS FOR SUCCESS

At times it can be overwhelming thinking about how many organizations there are to join. It’s okay to take your time and try out many different things until you find what feels right. -- Doris Imoh, Nursing Class of 2020

Being involved on campus is vital in meeting people outside of your circle. Don’t be afraid to branch out! -- Cassie Johnson, Criminal Justice Class of 2019

The opportunities to build connections with your professors and advisors are extremely valuable. They can assist you not only during your time on campus, but also as you leave here for bigger and better things. They are on your side! -- Carly Waschka, Business Marketing Class of 2018 Know that the faculty and staff here really care about you as a student. Everyone wants to be able to help you when you need it. - Mackenzie Payton, Biochemistry Class of 2021

Remember that every other new student on campus is going through this transition with you. It is perfectly normal to feel nervous at times. You are not alone! - Gus Williams, Biomedical Engineering Class of 2021

Ask your friends for tips on good studying habits Take advantage of the many resources available or unique places around campus to study. to you as a student, such as tutoring or other forms of academic assistance through CLASS+. - Jamarcus House, Public Health Class of 2019 -- Noah Smith, Political Science Class of 2021

The most valuable information I learned during my first year on campus was the importance of My University Perspectives professor advised me front-loading my week and actually scheduling to plan my days to include down time. You can’t time to do homework or study. be successful without rest! - Foster Perry, Business -- Augie Irons, Accounting Class of 2020 Class of 2018

8 GENERAL FAQ

During orientation, will I be able to view the specific residence hall room I will be living in? While we are not able to show your particular room, we have a limited number of residence halls available to tour. See agenda for times and location to meet. • Holcombe Hall or Futrall Hall • Maple Hill East (Maple Hill East, South & West and Stadium Drive Residence Hall) What is there for students to do between move-in and the first day of classes? A-Week is designed to aid incoming first-year students in their transition from high school to college by providing programming focused on student success in and outside of their classroom experience. A-Week begins right after students move in and is filled with events the week before the fall semester starts. Each day of A-Week focuses on a specific theme related to student success including Tradition, Involvement, and Wellness. A-Week also aims to connect incoming students with both new and upperclassman Razorbacks. Incoming students are placed in A-Teams that are led by mentors who lead them through discussions and events related to the daily topics. What if we have questions for an office that doesn’t present during orientation? We want you to customize your orientation experience. Orientation mentors and staff are available to help you connect with any office or department you wish to visit. All campus offices are open until 5 pm. We’re already ready to come back to campus! When is move-in? Move-in dates for students vary. Visit movein.uark.edu for more details! I have special physical and/or dietary needs. Who should I contact to make sure these needs are met? For accommodations, students can register with the Center for Educational Access and request their services. More information about this process can be found online at cea.uark.edu. To address any dietary restrictions or preferences, please contact Chartwells’ registered dietitian, Ashley Meek, at [email protected]. Where do I access the academic calendar to view important dates, such as the first day of class, drop/ add dates, holiday breaks, etc.? Fall classes begin on August 26. To view the academic calendar, please visit registrar.uark.edu and select Academic Dates. Where do I find more information regarding my tuition payment or payment plan options? Important Deadlines are posted on the Treasurer’s Office homepage. For the Fall and Spring semesters, payment is normally due the fifth day of class. To make a payment, log in to your UAConnect account and select the Treasurer’s Office icon. Where can I learn more about navigating UAConnect, FERPA, and third-party information release? Tutorials and step-by-step instructions are available at help-uaconnect.uark.edu. Take time to familiarize yourself with this information. Where do I view parking information and when can I purchase a parking pass? Parking passes are available to purchase once you are enrolled in courses. Visit parking.uark.edu for more information.

How do I contact my academic advisor after orientation? To connect with an advisor after orientation, visit advising.uark.edu.

How do I get more information about financial aid and scholarship opportunities available at the U of A? These offices are conveniently located in the same building—Silas Hunt Hall—on campus. If you’re unable to visit them in person, navigate to scholarships.uark.edu or finaid.uark.edu for more information. information.

AFTER ORIENTATION We have covered a lot of information during orientation. If you would like more information about anything you’ve learned during your session, we’ve included everything you need to remember in a special After Orientation section of our website: orientation.uark.edu/after_orientation/

To view the schedule of events for A-Week, visit aweek.uark.edu

9 CAMPUS MAP

CLEVELAND STREET

Reid Hall Maple Hill

Hotz Hall 9

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LEVERETT AVENUE

GARLAND AVENUE 12 Jean Tyson n Northwest Quads la Develeopment

Bookstore r a Center Epley Center for Health Professions G

Gatewood Hall Futrall Hall

John W. Tyson/ Poultry Science

Holcombe Hall 4 13

MAPLE STREET

Plant Sciences Administration Memorial Hall 14 Carnal Hall Leﬂar Law Center Peabody Hall Social Work 6 Faulkner Agriculture Performing Home Economics Arts Center

3 ARKANSAS AVENUE 1 Mullins Library 5

Chemistry Building STADIUM DRIVE Music Gearhart Hall Fine Arts Building Building Chem/Biochem Research Discovery Hall

Walton Hall Epley Band Center Ferritor Hall Greek Theater Engineering Hall Science 7 11 Engineering Gibson Hall RAZORBACK ROAD

Gregson DICKSON STREET

Mechanical Physics 10 2 Engineering Nanotechnology Kimpel Founders Hall 8

Humphreys Hall Willard J. Gladson-Ripley Walker Hall Hall

Business Building Yocum Hall

Buchanan-Droke Reynolds Center Hall 15

points of interest 1. Arkansas Union 6. Graduate Education Building 11. Hillside Auditorium 2. Brough Dining Hall 7. Bell Engineering 12. University Housing 3. Old Main 8. J.B. Hunt Hall 13. Pat Walker Health Center 4. Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences 9. Garland Center Parking Garage 14. Silas Hunt Hall 5. Vol Walker Hall 10. Champions Hall 15. University Recreation (UREC)

= Main Road = Sidewalk

10 CAMPUS CONTACTS & INFO Center for Educational Access Scholarship Office Pat Walker Health Center 479-575-3104 479-575-4464 479-575-4451 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] cea.uark.edu scholarships.uark.edu health.uark.edu Honors College Financial Aid Transit & Parking 479-575-7678 479-575-3806 479-575-7275 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]; [email protected] honorscollege.uark.edu finaid.uark.edu parking.uark.edu Housing Treasurer’s Office College Advising Center 479-575-3951 479-575-5651 advising.uark.edu [email protected] [email protected] housing.uark.edu treasurer.uark.edu Registrar Admissions 479-575-5451 479-575-5346 [email protected] [email protected] registrar.uark.edu admissions.uark.edu

OFFICES & FACILITIES TO VISIT University Recreation (UREC) See Map Every UARK student has a UREC membership which includes access to the HPER Building, the UREC Fitness Center (AR Union), and the outdoor fields at the UREC Sports Complex. From intramural sports and group fitness, to student employment opportunities and exploring the outdoors, we have something for you! Keep up with us @URECarkansas. Center for Educational Access Arkansas Union Second Floor, 209 Phone: 479-575-3104 The University of Arkansas makes every effort to offer equal educational opportunities for all students and is committed to improving the total university experience for students with disabilities. Come visit us at the Center for Educational Access for help with any accommodations you may need to be a successful first- year student. Student Technology Center & IT Services Arkansas Union Third Floor & Arkansas Union Living Room The Student Technology Center features a digital media lab, a technology lounge for social and collaborative computing, equipment check-out, and an extensive gaming studio. In the digital media lab, students can edit audio and video and develop multimedia and web projects. Veterans Resource and Information Center Garland Avenue Center, Suites 115-116 Phone: 479-575-8742 The Veterans Resource and Information Center (VRIC) serves as the central point of contact for prospective or current University of Arkansas student veterans and families needing assistance with the university process and military education benefits. 11 UNDERGRADUATE AREAS OF STUDY The following is a reference list of degrees and courses offered at the University of Arkansas. For the complete catalog of studies, please visit the online course catalog at catalog.uark.edu/undergraduatecatalog.

Dale Bumpers College of • Economics • Chinese (Business Orientation) • Business Economics M Agricultural, Food & Life --International Economics & Business • Criminal Justice --Business Economics Sciences --Economics • East Asian History and Politics --International Economics & MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS, & MINORS • French (Business Orientation) Business • English M • Gender Studies • Agricultural Business M --Creative Writing • German (Business Orientation) • Finance M --Agricultural Management & --English • Global Studies --Energy Finance Marketing --Finance & Banking M • English/Journalism • Historic Preservation --Agricultural Economics • Indigenous Studies --Finance & Real Estate M --Pre-Law --Advertising/Public Relations --Financial Management & --Broadcast • Italian • Japanese (Business Orientation) Investment M • Agricultural Education, --Creative Writing --Risk Management Communication, & Technology --News/Editorial • Jewish Studies --Agricultural Communications M • Legal Studies • General Business M 2 O --Agricultural Education M • French M • Medical and Health Humanities --Agricultural Leadership M M • Medieval and Renaissance Studies • Information Systems M • Geography • Religious Studies --Agricultural Systems Technology --Cartography/Remote Sensing --Business Analytics M Management M • Rhetoric and Writing Studies --Enterprise Resource Planning M • Geology M • Southern Studies --Blockchain Enterprise Systems M • Animal Science --Geophysics • Spanish for the Professions --Animal Science M • International Business M M --Equine Science M • German College of Education --Accounting --Pre-professional Preparation • Graphic Design & Health Professions --Business Economics M --Finance • Apparel Merchandising & Product MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS, & MINORS M --General Business Development • History • Career & Technical Education --Information Systems O • Birth through Kindergarten • Interdisciplinary Studies --Business Education --Management --Family & Consumer Sciences • International & Global Studies --Marketing • Crop Science M Education --Retail --European and Transatlantic --Technology Education • Environmental, Soil, & Water Science Affairs/Peace --Supply Chain Management --Security and Human Rights/ • Childhood Education M • Food, Nutrition and Health Global South • Management --English as a Second Language --Human Resource Management --Gifted & Talented • Food Science M • Journalism M O --Organizational Leadership --Food & Culinary Sciences --Reading --Small Business Management --Advertising/Public Relations --STEM --Food Science --Broadcast --Food Technology --News/Editorial • Communication Sciences & • Marketing M Disorders • Horticulture, Landscape, & Turf • Journalism/Political Science • Retail M Sciences --Advertising/Public Relations • Educational Studies --Accounting --General Retail • Hospitality Management M --Broadcast --News/Editorial • Elementary Education --Retail Economics • Human Development & Family • Mathematics M • English Education --Retail Finance Sciences M --Retail Information Systems --Applied Mathematics • Exercise Science • Human Nutrition and Dietetics --Pure Mathematics --Retail International --Statistics M • French Education --Retail Management • Poultry Science --Retail Marketing • Medical Science • German Education ADDITIONAL MINORS --Retail Supply Chain Management • Crop Biotechnology • Music M • Human Resource & Workforce • Supply Chain Management M • Entomology --Brass Instruments Development Education O --Guitar Performance • Event Management O • Nursing MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS • Horticulture --Jazz Studies --Pre-Licensure BSN • Behavioral Economics • Human Nutrition --Music Business --RN to BSN O • Economics • Landscape Horticulture --Music Composition --LPN to BSN --Music Theory • International Economic Development • Natural Resources Management • LPN to BSN • Nonprofit Studies • Pest Management --Piano Education • Plant Pathology --Piano Performance • Public Health --String Education Pre-professional Programs • Soil Science • Recreation & Sport Management • Pre-Chiropractic • Turf Management --String Performance --Voice Education • Spanish Education • Pre-Cytotechnology • Pre-Dental Fay Jones School of --Voice Performance • Special Education • Pre-Dental Hygiene Architecture & Design --Woodwind, Brass, or Percussion • Pre-Diagnostic Medical Sonography Education • Social Studies Education • Architectural Studies • Pre-Education for Secondary --Woodwind, Brass, or Percussion • Teaching K-12 Physical Education Education • Architecture Performance & Health • Pre-Law • Philosophy M • Pre-Medical • Interior Design M MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS • Pre-Medical Technology • Landscape Architectural Studies • Physics M • UATeach • Pre-Nuclear Medicine Technology --Astronomy • Pre-Occupational Therapy • Landscape Architecture --Biophysics College of Engineering • Pre-Ophthalmic Medical Technology --Computational • Pre-Optometry ADDITIONAL MINORS --Electronics • Biological Engineering • Pre-Pharmacy • History of Architecture and Design --Geophysics --Biological Engineering • Pre-Physical Therapy • Planting Design --Optics --Environmental Engineering • Pre-Physician Assistant --Professional • Pre-Podiatry • Biomedical Engineering • Pre-Radiation Therapy J. William Fulbright • Political Science M College of Arts & Sciences • Chemical Engineering • Pre-Radiologic Therapy MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS, & MINORS • Psychology M • Pre-Respiratory Care • Civil Engineering • Pre-Veterinary Medicine • Anthropology M • Social Work M O • Computer Engineering Interdisciplinary Minors • Arabic M • Sociology M • Computer Science M • Enterprise Resource Planning • Art Education • Spanish M • Electrical Engineering • Financial Economics • Art History M • Studio Art • Foundations of Sustainability • Industrial Engineering • International Business • Biology M • Theatre M • Microelectronics-Photonics --Design & Technology • Mechanical Engineering • Chemistry M • Nanotechnology --Performance --Aerospace • Planning --Biochemistry --Mechanical Engineering --Biophysical SECOND/DEPENDENT MAJORS MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS --Chemistry • African & African American Studies M • Data Analytics • Classical Studies M • Asian Studies M M This field also offers a minor • Latin American & Latino Studies M O Available as an online program • Communication M O • Middle East Studies M Sam M. Walton College of Business 2 Available as a second major • Criminology MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS, & MINORS • Earth Science • Child Advocacy Studies Training O • Accounting M