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Allen Hall...... ALLEN D2 Forbes Pavilion ...... PAVLN C4 Pittsburgh Board of Education ...... PBE G2 Alumni Hall ...... ALUM E2 ( [residence hall]; Integrated Security Pittsburgh Science and Technology Academy ...... FRICK D3 (Office of Admissions and Financial Department; Department of Parking, Transportation, Post Office ( Branch)...... POST F4 Aid, Office of Alumni Relations) and Services) PRES (map abbreviation for Bellefield Presbyterian Church) Amos Hall (residence hall)...... AMOS E3 ...... FRTOW D4 UPMC Presbyterian ...... PRESB C3 BAPST (map abbreviation for First Baptist Church) Fraternity Housing Complex...... FRAT B1, C2 UPMC Presbyterian South Tower ...... PRESB-S C3 • ...... LAW E3 • ...... FKART F3 Public Health ...... PUBHL D3 ...... BELLH G2 Gardner Steel Conference Center...... GSCC D2 (Crabtree and Parran Halls) Bellefield Presbyterian Church ...... PRES D3 ...... HEINZ F2 Rand Building...... RAND G1 Bellefield Towers ...... BELLT F1 Hill Building ...... HILL C4 ...... RUSKN F1 • ...... BENDM D3 • ...... HLMAN E3 Ryan Catholic Newman Center...... CATHO F1 Thomas E. Starzl Biomedical Hilton Garden Inn ...... HILTON C4 (The Oratory) off map Science Tower (Tower 1) and Holland Hall (residence hall)...... HOLLD E3 St. Paul Cathedral ...... SPAUL G1 Biomedical Science Tower 2...... BSTWR B3 • Information Sciences Building...... IS F1 ...... SALK B3 Biomedical Science Tower 3 ...... BST3 C4 Iroquois Building ...... IROQU D4 • Scaife Hall ...... SCAIF C3 ...... BQGRS E4 Hillel Jewish University Center...... JUC G2 ...... G4 (residence halls A–J) Kaufmann Medical Building ...... KAU C4 ...... F3 Brackenridge Hall (residence hall,...... BRACK E3 • Langley Hall ...... LANGY E1 ...... SENSQ D4 Copy Cat, The Pitt Shop, Parking Office) LAW (map abbreviation for Barco Law Building) Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Hall & Museum...... SOSAM D2 Bruce Hall (residence hall) ...... BRUCE E3 Learning Research and Space Research Coordination Center...... SRCC D2 Building 5...... BLDG5 C2 Development Center ...... LRDC C2 • ...... STEPH F2 • Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, ...... TOWRS D3 Sutherland Hall (residence hall)...... SUTHD B1 Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh ...... CARNG G3 (residence halls A, B, C) • (registration)...... THACK D2 • ...... CL F2 Loeffler Building ...... LOEFF D4 ...... THAW D2 CATHO (map abbreviation for Ryan Catholic Newman Center) Log Cabin...... LOGCB F2 • Thomas Detre Hall of the Western Center for Bioengineering off map...... CNBIO B4 (residence hall)...... LOTHP C3 Psychiatric Institute and Clinic ...... TDH C2 Center for Sports Medicine...... CSMR B4 Lutheran University Center ...... LUC G2 TOWRS (map abbreviation for Litchfield Towers) and Rehabilitation off map Magee-Womens Hospital off map...... MAGEE B4 (athletic facilities)...... TREES A2 Charles L. ...... COST A1 Mark A. Nordenberg Hall (residence hall)...... NORD D3 University Center (UPMC) ...... UCTR E1 CHDEV (map abbreviation for University Child McCormick Hall (residence hall)...... MCCOR E3 University Child Development Center Development Center) Medical Arts Building ...... MDART D3 off map...... CHDEV G1 ...... CHVRN D1 Mellon Institute ...... MELLI F1 University Club ...... UCLUB D2 ...... CLAPP F1 (Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center) University Public Safety Building off map ...... UPSB C4 Community of Reconciliation Building ...... CR F1 Melwood Maintenance Building The University Store on Fifth (Copy Cat)...... USOF E3 Craig Hall ...... CRAIG G1 off map...... MELWD G1 University Technology Craig Square ...... CRGSQ G2 • ...... MERVS F4 Development Center...... UTDC G1 Crawford Hall ...... CRAWF E1 • UPMC Montefiore ...... MONF B4 VA Pittsburgh Healthcare System— Darragh Street Apartment Complex...... DSAC A3 • Music Building ...... MUSIC F1 University Drive Division...... VA B1 ...... LAWRN E3 O’Hara Student Center...... OSC D2 VALE (map abbreviation for Parkvale Building) • ...... EBERL D1 • ...... OEH D2 Van de Graaff Building ...... VNGRF D2 Engineering Auditorium ...... ENGUD D2 Oxford Building (3501 Forbes Avenue)...... OXFRD C4 • Victoria Building ...... VICTO C4 Eureka Building off map...... EURKA C4 Panther Hall (residence hall)...... PANTH B2 Webster Hall ...... WEBSR F1 Eye and Ear Institute ...... EEI C3 Park Plaza...... PLAZA G1 • Wesley W. Posvar Hall ...... WWPH E4 Falk Medical Building ...... FALKC C3 Parkvale Building...... VALE D4 Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic Falk School ...... FALKS C1 PAVLN (map abbreviation for Forbes Pavilion) (see Thomas Detre Hall) First Baptist Church ...... BAPST F1 Hall (residence hall)...... PAHLL C2 ...... WPU E3 (United Campus Ministry) John M. and Gertrude E. Wyndham Pittsburgh University Center...... WYNUC E1 ...... FHOUS A2 ...... PCNTR B2 ...... FBCRG G2 PHRMA C3 Forbes Craig Apartments Pharmacy Administration...... Parking Handicap Parking Forbes Oakland Building off map...... FOBLD B4 Pittsburgh Athletic Association...... PAA E2 Metered Parking • Library in Building Welcome! Welcome, new and transfer students! The University of Let this orientation schedule serve as a guide for your Pittsburgh Division of Student Affairs invites you and your first week on campus. We encourage you to participate families to participate in New and Transfer Student in these programs and get involved. Please continue Orientation. This week is designed to welcome you to to check www.fye.pitt.edu/orientation for updates campus and to help you get acclimated to your new home. throughout the summer.

OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM CURRICULUM LEGEND

O F Y P I T I T T S S R B The Outside the Classroom Curriculum (OCC) helps students to get connected E U V R to the University and provides a structured way for students to participate in I G N H programs and activities that will complement their academic experiences. Students U

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U M 10 goal areas in which OCC strives to help students grow. The following symbols T U S L I appear throughout the orientation schedule, indicating for which goal area OCC D U C E I credit is awarded at qualifying events. First Year Mentors and orientation staff can T R H R swipe your Pitt ID at events to to register your attendance. Log on to E U my.pitt.edu C C LASSROOM to check your progress. SYMBOLS LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT: WELLNESS: These programs will help students to gain the These programs will help students to gain the knowledge, skills, and experience to lead others knowledge, behaviors, and habits conducive in achieving a common goal. to health and wellness.

CAREER PREPARATION: SERVICE TO OTHERS: These programs will help students to develop career These programs will help students to be conscious goals and plans as well as the knowledge, skills, and of the needs of others and committed to civic experience to be more competitive in gaining employment engagement and community service. or acceptance to graduate or professional school. SENSE OF SELF: PITT PRIDE: These programs will help students to apply a clear These programs will help students to develop a sense understanding and awareness of personal values, of belonging at the University and to engage in the spirit beliefs, and attitudes to manage behavior and and purpose of the Pitt community. make decisions. COMMUNICATION SKILLS: APPRECIATION OF THE ARTS: These programs will help students to be effective and These programs will help students to develop a confident in oral, nonverbal, interpersonal, and written personal definition of art derived from knowledge communications. about and experience with a variety of art forms. GLOBAL AND CULTURAL AWARENESS: INITIATIVE AND DRIVE: These programs will help students to understand Students completing the initiative and drive goal other cultures, have a heightened sense of social demonstrate the ability to conceptualize an ambitious consciousness, and identify as global citizens. goal, develop a plan to accomplish the goal, and complete all tasks to achieve the goal successfully.

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AUGUST 14–17, 2014 FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 2014 The following activities are for new undergraduate international students only. All international students should attend the following orientation programs as well 9 a.m.–12:45 p.m. as the general orientation programs August 18–24, 2014. OIS Welcome and Introduction Required for International Students International Student William Pitt Union, Assembly Room and Appointments Kurtzman Room, Main Floor All new international students will receive important Required for International Students information on how to maintain their visa status while William Pitt Union, Dining Room A, First Floor studying in the United States. Students also will be introduced to the resources offered by the University The Office of International Services (OIS) will of Pittsburgh. The event will conclude with lunch with contact all new international students with information the Student Alumni Association. about registering for their 10-minute in-person check-in appointment. Students will be able to register for their appointment during the times listed below. This check- in is required for OIS to register students in SEVIS. 1–4 p.m. Students must complete their online check-in prior to their scheduled in-person appointment. Students International Parents Welcome should bring the following documents to their 119 Cathedral of Learning appointment: passport, I-20 or DS-2019, and OIS The Office of International Services would like to welcome Compliance Form. Students only need to make all international parents to the and one in-person appointment during orientation. help them to understand the services it provides for students. Visit www.ois.pitt.edu for more information. Following our discussion, we will have guided tours of the August 18 10 a.m.–noon, 1–4 p.m. Nationality Classrooms in the Cathedral of Learning. August 19 10 a.m.–noon, 1–4 p.m. August 20 10 a.m.–noon, 1–4 p.m. 2–4:30 p.m. English Language Proficiency Test August 21 1–4 p.m. Required for International Students August 22 1–4 p.m. 232 Cathedral of Learning All new international students are required to take the English Language Proficiency Test, administered by the English THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 2014 Language Institute. Students will receive information on how to register for one of the three available testing times. 9:30 a.m.–noon and 1–3:30 p.m. English Language Proficiency Test 5 p.m. Required for International Students A Night in Oakland 232 Cathedral of Learning Meet at the William Pitt Union, Information Desk, All new international students are required to take the English Main Floor Language Proficiency Test, administered by the English Join the leaders of Global Ties for an informal look at Language Institute. Students will receive information on how Oakland. Sign-up is required during the OIS Welcome and to register for one of the three available testing times. Introduction session. This event includes a campus tour and a scavenger hunt. You must purchase your own dinner.

4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 2014 SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 2014 10 a.m.–3 p.m. FRIDAY, AUGUST 15, 2014 Shopping at the Waterfront 11 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Board buses on Bigelow Boulevard near the Pittsburgh Tour William Pitt Union Buses will depart from Bigelow Boulevard in (Buses will run continually between Bigelow Boulevard, front of the William Pitt Union. Target, and Sutherland Hall.) Join us for a Molly’s Trolleys tour of Downtown, the Jump on the shuttle anytime between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. for a Cultural District, and the North Side plus an incline chance to purchase items such as towels, pillows, electronics, ride to Mount Washington. The tour will depart from and snacks at the Waterfront. The Waterfront is an open- the William Pitt Union. Advance registration is required air shopping center with more than 70 shops, restaurants, as space is limited. entertainment venues, and more. Visit www.waterfrontpgh. 12:30–5 p.m. com to see what the complex contains. But don’t purchase everything today! You will have the chance to visit Target Strip District Shopping again on the late-night Target trip on Thursday, August 21. Round trip transportation is provided and departs from Bigelow Boulevard in front of the 4–5 p.m. William Pitt Union. Community Expectations Following the Pittsburgh Tour, a trolley will provide Required for International Students continuous shuttle service between the William Pitt Union and the Strip District. Even if you missed the O’Hara Student Center, Dining Room, First Floor tour, you’ll still have the opportunity to experience This session will be used to help you in your transition to the one of Pittsburgh’s most distinctive neighborhoods University of Pittsburgh. Students will have the opportunity to and discover its unique markets, restaurants, and ask questions and feel better prepared for their new journey. street vendors. You’ll find ethnic grocers and fresh produce, local art, sports merchandise, and more in the Strip District. 5–6 p.m. A Day in the Life of a Pitt Student A limited number of passes to the Carnegie Museums also will be available for use on Sunday. Registration O’Hara Student Center, Ballroom, Second Floor information will be available at Friday’s OIS Welcome International students come to Pitt from all around the world and Introduction program. and have a variety of cultural backgrounds. In this session, we will have interactive skits about American expectations and rules related to college students.

6–9 p.m. A Night at the Union William Pitt Union, Patio, Lawn, and Nordy’s Place (Lower Level) Join Global Ties and your fellow students for games, food, and much more! This is a great opportunity to relax and make new friends. Don’t forget to sign up for the Trip to Downtown Pittsburgh events.

www.fye.pitt.edu 5 ORIENTATION PROGRAMS 2–6 p.m. FOR ALL NEW AND Transfer Student Day TRANSFER STUDENTS William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor Join us for an afternoon full of information and activities designed specifically for transfer students. During this event, you will learn about important ORIENTATION STATION offices and services on campus. You also will have MONDAY–WEDNESDAY, the opportunity to get to know other students and meet some of the First Year Mentors (FYMs). AUGUST 18–20, 2014 Dinner will be provided. 9 a.m.–5 p.m. William Pitt Union, Atrium, Main Floor Have questions? Need information? Staff members will be available to assist new students and families at this location. Stop by to pick up tickets for 2–3 p.m. Oakland-area cultural sites. Calling All Parents of Transfer Students William Pitt Union, Lower Lounge, PARENTS: You may also pick up your official Main Floor University of Pittsburgh T-shirt, designed Parents You have already experienced being specifically for this occasion. We hope that you and the parent of a college student, but you will wear it to the Freshman Convocation, the may still have questions about Pitt resources opening ceremony, on Wednesday, August 20, Families and culture. Let us reassure you that Pitt is at 3 p.m. ! the right (and final) choice for your student.

7:05 p.m. Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Atlanta Braves This symbol indicates programs PNC Park Parents that are specifically designed for Enjoy Major League Baseball action as the Pittsburgh and parents and families. Pirates take on the Atlanta Braves at beautiful PNC Park on Families Pittsburgh’s North Shore. Tickets are $6 for students and $12 for parents and family members. Bus transportation to and from the game is available for a small fee. For more information or to reserve your tickets, go to www.fye.pitt.edu. MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 2014 Tickets are limited and must be reserved in advance. MONDAY, AUGUST 18–TUESDAY, AUGUST 19 Honors Housing Orientation 8–10 p.m. BINGO Various Locations William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor Students who will be living in the Honors Housing Living Learning Community (LLC) in Sutherland Hall West are Try your luck at B-I-N-G-O for a chance to win a ton of great scheduled to move in on Monday, August 18, and should plan Pitt prizes. This is a great opportunity to meet up with other to attend Honors Housing Orientation activities on Monday students in the Class of 2018 and your First Year Mentors. evening (families invited) and Tuesday (students only). Pizza will be provided. Sutherland Hall West residents will receive more information directly from the University Honors College. If you are living in the Honors Housing LLC, please note that registration for the 10 p.m.–midnight August 18–19 PittStart session will limit which activities you are able to attend. If you have any questions, please e-mail Karaoke [email protected]. William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor Come show off your talent at our karaoke night. Sing alone or in a group. With hundreds of songs to choose from, you can find your favorite one. Refreshments will be provided.

6 11 p.m.–1 a.m. Noon, 1 p.m., 2 p.m., 6 p.m., and 7 p.m. Nordy’s Place Open House Tours William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level Meet in the Cathedral of Learning Gift and Information Center, First Floor Nordy’s Place is a main hangout spot for Pitt students. Come play pool or Ping-Pong or just relax and watch Tour the University’s 29 Nationality Rooms in the Cathedral some TV. Slushies, popcorn, and other refreshments of Learning. These internationally famous rooms are gifts will be provided. to the University from Pittsburgh’s ethnic groups. Members of Quo Vadis—Pitt student guides who are familiar with the history of the rooms—will lead the tours.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 2014 12:30–1:30 p.m. Student Health Service and University Counseling Center 12:30–5:30 p.m. William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor Freshman Commuter Day Learn how the Wellness Center helps your student to stay William Pitt Union, Lower Lounge, Main Floor healthy and get information about our clinical and mental Required for Freshman Commuter Students health services, pharmacy, insurance policies, immunization requirements, and more. We recognize that commuter students face different obstacles during college from students who live in the residence halls. During this program, you will 1–3 p.m. learn the ins and outs of life as a commuter at Pitt. Hail to Pitt! A Celebration Lunch for You also will have the opportunity to meet your First Legacy Families Year Mentor (FYM) and get to know other commuter Cathedral of Learning Lawn students. Refreshments and dinner will be provided. Rain Location: William Pitt Union, Parents Assembly Room, Main Floor and By invitation only to Pitt legacies* Families The Pitt Alumni Association celebrates those 11–11:30 a.m. who have made a University of Pittsburgh College Parenting 101 education part of their family tradition by welcoming our newest Panthers to the University family. This special William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor luncheon offers you the opportunity to meet other incoming Join other Class of 2018 parents and families legacy families, speak with the Pitt Alumni Association’s Parents for a relaxed presentation on what you need board members and staff, and enjoy an assortment of picnic and to know in the coming weeks and months. refreshments. A prize also will be awarded to the family with Whether you already attended a PittStart the longest Pitt legacy lineage! For more information, please Families College Parenting 101 class this summer contact contact Laraine Hlatky at [email protected]. and need a refresher course or are brand *A Pitt legacy is a University of Pittsburgh student whose parent, new to Pitt, we hope to see you here! grandparent, or sibling is a Pitt alumnus.

11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. 2–2:30 p.m. Understanding Pitt’s ABCs: Academics, PITT ARTS Book Options, Classroom Expectations William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor At this brief presentation, you will find out how you can What tutoring resources are available? Where and when enjoy the fantastic arts scene offered by Pittsburgh’s should we get books? How can parents access grade cultural community. reports? How will academic expectations be different from high school? Get answers to these questions and ask your own at this Q&A session. Slushies, popcorn, and other refreshments will be provided.

www.fye.pitt.edu 7 2–3 p.m. and 3–4 p.m. 5–6:30 p.m. Heinz Memorial Chapel Tours Hillel Parent and Family Dialogue Across the Lawn from the Cathedral of Learning and Reception Heinz Memorial Chapel, a historic landmark, is open to Edward and Rose Berman Hillel campus religious groups of all denominations and is a popular Jewish University Center of Pittsburgh, site for tours, weddings, and concerts. The neo-Gothic Parents 4607 Forbes Avenue structure features 391 sacred and secular figures depicted in and Family involvement can be vital to a student’s its 23 exquisite stained glass windows. Families success in college, especially during this important transition. Staff and students of 2:30–3:30 p.m. the Hillel Jewish Student Union will meet with parents, guardians, family members, and friends to discuss Study Abroad important issues related to helping students to succeed at the William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor University of Pittsburgh. Come and learn about the hundreds of international opportunities available to Pitt students. Staff members 5:30–6 p.m. from the Study Abroad Office will be there to answer your Dependents of Veterans Orientation questions about study abroad programs, scholarships, William Pitt Union, Dining Room B, First Floor internships, and more. This session, hosted by the Office of Veterans Services (OVS), is for dependents and families of veterans or active 2:30–3:30 p.m. duty members of the military who are using post-9/11 GI Bill Tips to Keep Your Academic Scholarship education benefits. You will learn about the GI Bill certificate William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor process, managing PittPAY, and the academic and career services provided by OVS as well as how to keep your (This program is intended for University academic benefits active each term. For more information, please scholarship recipients and their families only.) contact Janet Owens at [email protected] or 412-624-6919. If you have already been awarded an academic scholarship This program will repeat on Thursday, August 21, at 10 a.m. from the University of Pittsburgh, this session will provide tips and information to help you retain this award. We invite you and your family to attend this very important presentation to 7–9 p.m. learn about the guidelines regarding academic scholarships Discover Pittsburgh and the support services available at the University of William Pitt Union, Lawn and Patio Pittsburgh to help you retain this award. This program will Rain Location: William Pitt Union, Main Floor repeat on Wednesday, August 20, at 10 a.m. A family favorite! Discover Pittsburgh’s vibrant arts and entertainment scene and sample food from local restaurants at this event. 3:30–4:30 p.m. Parent and Family Reception William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, 9:30 p.m. Main Floor Movie on the Lawn Parents Take a break from move-in activities and Cathedral of Learning Lawn and enjoy some mid-afternoon snacks. Meet Rain Location: O’Hara Student Center, Ballroom, Families and mingle with fellow Class of 2018 Pitt Second Floor families and be sure to introduce yourself Join us for this special double feature movie showing. to Vice Provost and Dean of Students Free candy, popcorn, and soda will be provided. All you Kathy Humphrey. No lecture, no pressure— need to bring is something to sit on. just come and enjoy. 11 p.m.–1 a.m. Nordy’s Place Open House William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level Come play pool or Ping-Pong or just relax and watch some TV. Slushies, popcorn, and other refreshments will be provided.

8 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 2014 11 a.m.–noon Get Culturally Crunk! A Block Party 10–10:30 a.m. Presented by the Office of Cross-Cultural Accommodating Students with Disabilities and Leadership Development (CCLD) William Pitt Union, Dining Room B, First Floor William Pitt Union, Sixth Floor Staff members from Disability Resources and Services Join CCLD as we welcome you with information about our will provide a general overview of the accommodation student organizations. CCLD has groups ranging from the process and respond to questions from parents and students. trailblazing Rainbow Alliance to the historically rich Black Action Society to groups representing the diverse cultures 10–11 a.m. of Asia and the Campus Women’s Organization. Information Commuter Pod Meetings about fraternity and sorority life as well as leadership development opportunities awaits you. Complete with a For Freshman Commuter Students sampling of global cuisine, this will be the party to start William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor off your school year! Join your First Year Mentors as you get to know other members from your Commuter Pod. This is your opportunity to find someone to share your commute, meet people who Noon–1 p.m. live near you, and have some fun together! Commuter Student Picnic William Pitt Union, Lawn and Patio 10–11 a.m. Rain Location: William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Tips to Keep Your Academic Scholarship Lower Level William Pitt Union, Lower Lounge, Main Floor Have lunch with your First Year Mentors (FYMs) and fellow (This program is intended for University academic commuters and learn how you can get involved on campus. scholarship recipients and their families only.) Then head up to the Petersen Events Center together for If you have already been awarded an academic scholarship Freshman Convocation. You will receive your Class of 2018 from the University of Pittsburgh, this session will provide tips T-shirt to wear to Convocation. and information to help you retain this award. We invite you and your family to attend this very important presentation to Noon–1 p.m. learn about the guidelines regarding academic scholarships Educating the Whole Student and the support services available at the University of William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Pittsburgh to help you retain this award. Parents Main Floor This program is a formal welcome to the and parents and families of our new students. 10:30–11 a.m. Families Provost and Senior Vice Chancellor PITT ARTS Patricia E. Beeson will discuss with you the William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor University’s academic vision as well as the importance of cocurricular education. Join us for this casual luncheon to At this brief presentation, you will find out how you can celebrate the start of a new era in your students’ life. A limited enjoy the fantastic arts scene offered by Pittsburgh’s number of lunch tickets are free and available at Orientation cultural community. Station, William Pitt Union, Atrium.

Noon–1 p.m. Global Ties Program 630 William Pitt Union No matter where you call home, the Global Ties program provides many opportunities for you to become one of Pitt’s global citizens. Meet the International Outreach Committee and the Global Ties Mentors and find out how you can become involved and join in our upcoming events. Don’t forget to ask about the fall Global Getaway retreat!

www.fye.pitt.edu 9 Noon–1 p.m. Go Greek: Fraternity and Sorority 3–4 p.m. Life at Pitt Opening Orientation Ceremony William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor Required for All New Students Do you have questions about fraternity and sorority life? Freshman Convocation: Hear the answers from student leaders in these organizations. A Pitt Tradition You will have a chance to interact with them and learn more about a great way to get involved, create lasting relationships, Petersen Events Center and become a student leader. A disability shuttle and buses for parents and family members will be available on Bigelow 1–1:30 p.m. Boulevard near the William Pitt Union starting at 2 p.m. PITT ARTS During this ceremony, Chancellor Patrick Gallagher 548 William Pitt Union and other distinguished members of the University At this brief presentation, you will find out how you will welcome its newest students and families and can enjoy the fantastic arts scene offered by Pittsburgh’s celebrate their successful transition to the University cultural community. of Pittsburgh.

1–2 p.m. Transfer Student Mix and Mingle 4–5 p.m. William Pitt Union, Lower Lounge, Main Floor Ice Cream Social Meet other transfer students in this relaxing atmosphere Petersen Events Center and have an opportunity to talk to the First Year Mentors Join University staff, faculty, administrators, and (FYMs). Then head up to the Petersen Events Center students for a sweet treat following Freshman together for Freshman Convocation. You will receive your Convocation. At this event, you will receive your official orientation T-shirt to wear to Convocation. Light refreshments University of Pittsburgh pin and have the opportunity will be served. to mingle with your new campus community. 1–2 p.m. Your Leadership Journey 5–7 p.m. William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor African American Alumni Council Parent Discover opportunities for leadership development and and Family Dialogue and Reception involvement with student leaders from across campus during this fun and interactive program. This session will leave you 548 William Pitt Union feeling invigorated and ready to start your first year at Pitt as Family involvement can be vital to a a leader! Parents student’s success in college, especially and during this important transition. Members of the African American Alumni Council Families will meet with parents, guardians, family 2 p.m. members, and friends to discuss important Residence Hall Student Meet-up issues related to helping students to Meet your resident assistant (RA) on your residence hall floor. succeed at the University of Pittsburgh. Commuter and Transfer Student Meet-up Meet your First Year Mentors in the William Pitt Union Lower Lounge, located on the main floor.

10 7–8:30 p.m. 9:30–10:30 p.m. Parents Farewell Reception World Record Attempt O’Hara Student Center, Dining Room, Petersen Events Center Lawn First Floor The Class of 2018 is attempting to break a world record. Parents Join us for a relaxing parent reception Join us for this class tradition—we need everyone’s and in the beautiful O’Hara Student Center. participation to be successful! Remember to bring your Enjoy a selection of hors d’oeuvres and signed participation agreement. After the record attempt, Families a glass of wine or beer to end your day. join us for music, dancing, and celebration. (See page 15 Representatives from the Office of Parent for rain date information.) and Family Resources will be on hand to answer any final questions you may have. 10:30 p.m. PantherQuest Petersen Events Center Lawn and Thank you so much for attending our PARENTS: Various Locations around Campus orientation programs and events. We hope that you had a wonderful experience! From this point on, all Break out of your comfort zone and meet new friends programs are for students only. Please make plans to while working in teams to achieve the title of PantherQuest attend Family Weekend, our next big event for families, champions! A series of high-energy and interactive tasks September 19–21, 2014. For more information, please will take you around campus in the quest for outstanding visit www.familyweekend.pitt.edu. Have a safe trip Pitt school spirit. Great prizes for the winners will be given home, and Hail to Pitt! at the final stop of PantherQuest, the Midnight Breakfast at Market Central!

11 p.m.–1 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Nordy’s Place Open House Meet-up for the Tipping Point William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level Residence hall students, meet your RA on your floor. Come play pool or Ping-Pong or just relax and watch Commuter students, meet your First Year Mentor in some TV. Slushies, popcorn, and other refreshments the Lower Lounge of the William Pitt Union. You will will be provided. head over together to the Petersen Events Center for the Tipping Point. Midnight–2 a.m. 8–9:30 p.m. Midnight Breakfast and Karaoke The Tipping Point at Market Central Required for All First-year Freshman Students Litchfield Towers, Market Central, Lower Level Petersen Events Center Have a late-night craving? Join us for a late-night breakfast In college, things can happen all at once, and at Market Central. We’ll have games, prizes, and giveaways. little changes can make a huge difference. In this Students will be asked to swipe one meal from their dining entertaining, informative, and engaging program, plans. If you do not have a meal plan, First Year Mentors will you will explore the realities of transitioning to college be at Market Central to assist you. life, from responsible decision making to navigating your new urban environment. This session will cover information about alcohol, sexual assault, staying safe on campus, and mental health resources available to you as well as the University’s Student Code of Conduct and judicial process. If you have any concerns about the content of this program, please feel free to contact your resident assistant, First Year Mentor, the University Counseling Center, or the Student Health Service.

www.fye.pitt.edu 11 THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 2014 Discover U 10–10:30 a.m. Dependents of Veterans Orientation 1–4 p.m. William Pitt Union, Dining Room B, First Floor Locations vary; meet at the William Pitt Union, Lawn and Patio This session, hosted by the Office of Veterans Services College is a fresh start—where will your interests and (OVS), is for dependents and families of veterans or active- passions lead you in the future? Take this time during duty members of the military who are using post-9/11 GI Bill orientation to discover the new you by registering education benefits. You will learn about the GI Bill certificate for a Discover U field trip! The process, managing PittPAY, and the academic and career Office of Career services provided by OVS as well as how to keep your Development and Placement Assistance (CDPA) has partnered with employers, graduate schools, and benefits active each term. For more information, please community partners to provide you with an opportunity contact Janet Owens at [email protected] or 412-624-6919. to explore and experience new places and spaces in 10–10:30 a.m. the city or on campus. For a full list of opportunities, PITT ARTS go to www.fye.pitt.edu. Registration will be required for many sites, and space is limited. William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor Didn’t register in advance? Take advantage of these At this brief presentation, you will find out how you other Discover U opportunities. can enjoy the fantastic arts scene offered by Pittsburgh’s 1:30–3:30 p.m. cultural community. Cathedral Leadership Games 10–11 a.m. Cathedral of Learning Lower Lawn near The Power of Personality: Forbes Avenue Play to Your Strengths Rain Location: William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor Join current student leaders for a series of fun and interactive team-building activities that will help you to Understanding your strengths will help you to thrive at learn more about the Emerging Leaders program and Pitt. Learn from the Office of Career Development and other leadership opportunities on campus. Placement Assistance how to use your unique style of learning and relating to others to help you adjust to your Oakland Art and Architecture Crawl new college environment. Meet at the William Pitt Union Lawn and Patio Discover the many famous landmarks located on and near Pitt’s campus while meeting new friends and 11 a.m.–noon learning your way around. This guided scavenger hunt will lead you to a number of historic spots right in your Finding Your Career Match own backyard. William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor Geocaching Adventure Join the Office of Career Development and Placement Meet at the large tent in Schenley Plaza across Assistance for an interactive program in which you will learn from Wesley W. Posvar Hall about career matches for you based on your interests and Explore neighboring Schenley Park by participating passions in life. in this interactive adventure with your classmates. Geocaching is a fun outdoor treasure hunt hike using a handheld global positioning satellite (GPS). You will 11 a.m.–noon learn the basics of GPS and then be sent in small teams Prehealth Information Session to find a variety of hidden items located in the park. William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor Ruckus (Pitt Improv) William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level Considering a career in medicine or another health-related Join the Pitt Performance Collaborative, a student-run field? This session will provide you with an overview of the organization, for this interactive comedy performance. resources and services available for students interested Come just to watch or become a part of the show. in medical school as well as other related fields, such as This is a great chance to learn about opportunities public health, physician’s assistant programs, and health and in the Department of Theatre Arts at Pitt. rehabilitation sciences. (Note: If you have already attended the Premed Information Session during PittStart, you do not need (Credit will be awarded for all programs in this box.) to attend this session.)

12 3–5 p.m. Study Abroad Fair 5–8 p.m. William Pitt Union Lawn Buildingwide and Floor Meetings Rain Location: William Pitt Union, Lower Lounge, Required for All First-year Students Living Main Floor on Campus Wondering where in the world you can study and still earn Locations vary; see your resident assistant Pitt credits? Come to the Study Abroad Fair and learn about for details. the many programs offered, like Pitt in London, China, and Living under one roof is an exciting and unique Tanzania. Explore the many options available and learn how college adventure. Join the Office of Residence studying abroad can prepare you for your future. Life staff for an official on-campus welcome to learn about campus resources, leadership opportunities, 4–5 p.m. and tips for achieving academic success. The first OCC Information Session floor meeting is an opportunity to interact with your resident assistant, review important guidelines, William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor and establish floor traditions. Explore how the Outside the Classroom Curriculum (OCC) can help you to get involved and discover all the activities and opportunities Pitt has to offer. Join this panel of students 8–10 p.m. to learn about what OCC is, how to register, and how you can Global Carnivale benefit from participating. Wesley W. Posvar Hall, Patio and Main Floor 4–5 p.m. It is a new school year! Join us as we celebrate New Year’s traditions from around the world with snacks, games, Spiritual Connections music, and entertainment. William Pitt Union, Tansky Family Lounge, Main Floor Come to meet and greet the University of Pittsburgh Association of Chaplaincies (UPAC) to learn about faith 10:30 p.m.–midnight opportunities in Pittsburgh and maintaining your faith and Late-night Shopping at Target spirituality while at college. Buses will board on Bigelow Boulevard outside the William Pitt Union. 4–5:30 p.m. Transfer Student Swap Shop Target is opening its doors after hours just for you! Don’t miss this opportunity to get your last-minute William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level items at this exclusive event. Bring a T-shirt from your previous college and we’ll swap it for a Pitt T-shirt! Get to know other transfer students and all about 10:30 p.m.–12:30 a.m. Pitt during this fun social program. All collected T-shirts will be Glow-in-the-Dark Frisbee donated to a local charity. Cathedral of Learning Lower Lawn near Forbes Avenue 4–6 p.m. Join us after dark to participate in fun and exciting glow-in- Commuter Pod Wars the-dark games! Glow sticks will be provided. Cathedral of Learning Lower Lawn near Forbes Avenue 11 p.m.–1 a.m. Rain Location: Bellefield Hall Gym, Second Floor Pittsburgh Music Showcase Test your brains and brawn against your fellow commuters William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level during a series of outdoor challenges. Pods will compete against one another to earn the prestige of being the best Join your First Year Mentors and WPTSradio, Pitt’s student- Pod at Pitt! run radio station, for a night of awesome music straight out of the ’Burgh. Featuring live performances from some of the hottest acts on the Pittsburgh scene, this showcase is a great way to wrap up your first full day at Pitt.

www.fye.pitt.edu 13 FRIDAY, AUGUST 22, 2014 1–1:30 p.m. Don’t Let Your Grades Slip, Take a Trip to … Gardner Steel Conference Center, Main Floor MANDATORY ACADEMIC Visit the Academic Resource Center (ARC), the Math PROGRAMS Assistance Center (MAC), and the Writing Center for free peer tutoring. ARC provides study skills workshops, Required Programs for Freshman Students Only academic consulting, and tutoring in physics, biology, During these mandatory programs, you will receive economics, and chemistry. MAC provides assistance with valuable information and meet faculty, staff, and calculus, algebra, and trigonometry. The Writing Center is the future classmates. way to go to ensure that your papers flow. Light refreshments and giveaways will be provided. 9 a.m. College of Business Administration 1–1:30 p.m. O’Hara Student Center, Ballroom, Second Floor PITT ARTS 9 a.m. William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor Swanson School of Engineering At this brief presentation, you will find out how you can Bellefield Hall, Auditorium, Main Floor enjoy the fantastic arts scene offered by Pittsburgh’s cultural community. 10 a.m. Kenneth P. Dietrich 1:30 p.m. School of Arts and Sciences Community Service—the Pitt Way Group advising sessions Meet at the William Pitt Union, lawn and patio. (Locations vary; contact your advisor with any questions.) Join the Class of 2018 and learn more about your new 10 a.m. community by participating in a service project. We’ll provide School of Nursing everything you need for an afternoon of service and fun. Victoria Building, Room 125 Remember to dress for the weather. Please register for a service project by going to www.fye.pitt.edu.

10 a.m.–noon Transfer Student Day Makeup Session 2–3 p.m. 548 William Pitt Union OCC Information Session Couldn’t make it to our Transfer Student Day on Monday? William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor No problem! Join us for a condensed version of Transfer Explore how the Outside the Classroom Curriculum (OCC) Student Day where you will still be able to meet other transfer can help you to get involved and discover all the activities students and learn more about Pitt resources and services. and opportunities Pitt has to offer. Join this panel of students to learn about what OCC is, how to register, and how you can Students should make every effort to attend the Monday, benefit from participating. August 18, session, as it will provide more opportunities for engagement. 3–5 p.m. Noon–1 p.m. Beat the Heat with WPTSradio Commuter Student Lounge Open House Cathedral of Learning Lawn William Pitt Union, Commuter Student Lounge (inside WPTSradio, Pitt’s student-run radio station, invites you to beat Nordy’s Place), Lower Level the heat by getting wet and wild on the Cathedral of Learning lawn. Go down our Slip ’n Slide or play water tag. Don’t worry Come check out the Commuter Student Lounge, your home about getting wet—we’ll give away dry WPTSradio T-shirts to away from home. This space is a great place to relax between everyone who attends. classes or to spend some time studying or socializing. Lunch will be provided.

14 4 p.m. 9 p.m.–2 a.m. Coming Up on the University of Pre-Class Bash Pittsburgh Stages Bigelow Boulevard, between Fifth and Forbes Avenue Lobby of the Charity Randall Theatre inside the Join us for this campuswide celebration prior to the start Stephen Foster Memorial of classes. This event features a zip line, laser tag dome, Majors and nonmajors alike are invited to meet members of photo booth, carnival games, climbing wall, and much more. the Department of Theatre Arts, get a taste of our program, Be sure to join us on both Friday and Saturday as we will have and get a sneak peek at our upcoming season of shows. new activities, games, and prizes each night. This is an Sign up for clubs, auditions, and workshops or just enjoy event not to miss! the free food! 10 p.m.–1 a.m. 4–4:30 p.m. Strike! Open Bowling at the Pittsburgh PITT ARTS Athletic Association William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor Corner of Bigelow Boulevard and Fifth Avenue, Next to Alumni Hall At this brief presentation, you will find out how you can (Enter from the parking lot in the back enjoy the fantastic arts scene offered by Pittsburgh’s of the building off Lytton Avenue.) cultural community. This underground bowling alley provides the perfect opportunity for you to test your skills. Even if bowling isn’t your game, you can still hang out with the Class of 2018 4–6 p.m. and enjoy some music, food, games, and more! Time for AlcoholEdu and Haven Completion 11 p.m.–1 a.m. The Oakland Teahouse All first-year students should have completed the online AlcoholEdu and Haven courses prior to William Pitt Union, Commuter Student Lounge arriving on campus. If you have not yet completed (inside Nordy’s Place), Lower Level AlcoholEdu and/or Haven, you should use part of this A teahouse just for you, our new students. The Oakland time to complete this requirement. Please remember Teahouse, a student organization, provides tea, conversation, that completion of both the AlcoholEdu and Haven and community. Play games, participate in discussions, courses is required for all incoming freshmen. meet other students, or just lounge around with a steaming mug of tea. 8 p.m. The Performance Collaborative Presents Twenty/Forty Cathedral of Learning, Studio Theatre, Basement The Performance Collaborative proudly presents its new, original version of Twenty/Forty! Twenty plays will be performed in 40 minutes, and you choose the order. All 20 plays are written, performed, and directed by Pitt students.

8:30 p.m. Rain Date: World Record Attempt Petersen Events Center Lawn In the event of rain on Wednesday, August 20, this is the alternate date and time for the world record attempt. Your resident assistant or First Year Mentor will inform you of any changes to the original date and time.

www.fye.pitt.edu 15 11 a.m. Group Run Led by the Steel City Road Runners Meet at Petersen Events Center Lawn Learn the trails that surround the University of Pittsburgh by following group run leaders from the Steel City Road Runners. There will be several different pacing groups available for runners of all skill levels.

Hip-hop Aerobics O’Hara Student Center, Dining Room, First Floor A combination of dance and fitness moves for an hour of GET FIT, PITT! exercise and fun. You’ll improve your cardiovascular fitness SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 2014 while learning fun dance routines set to hip-hop, top 40, and reggaeton music. Don’t forget to bring a water bottle, mat, and towel. Yoga 10 a.m.–noon Petersen Events Center Lawn Meet the Pete Enjoy a 60-minute guided practice through physical postures, Petersen Events Center, Lawn Level, proper breathing, and relaxation to promote health and Baierl Student Recreation Center increase muscular strength and flexibility. Bring a friend and a mat! Come explore the Baierl Student Recreation Center! Participate in guided demonstrations on proper exercise technique, nutrition, and personal fitness planning. 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Stress Free Zone Open House 10–11 a.m. William Pitt Union, Stress Free Zone, Third Floor Weight—It’s Not the Freshman 15 Come in, tour the space, and check out our free services. Anymore The Stress Free Zone (SFZ) offers a zero-gravity massage 548 William Pitt Union chair, mindfulness audio stations, biofeedback computer games, and guided relaxation classes through which you Learn tips and tricks for healthy eating and staying can learn to reduce your stress. Pick up a calendar, sign fit on campus. up for our mailing list, and meet your SFZ Peer Educators! 11 a.m.–3 p.m. Day at the Spa William Pitt Union, Lower Lounge, Main Floor Noon–4 p.m. Come pamper yourself with facials, manicures, massages, and other stress-free activities. Dodgeball Field behind the Charles L. Cost Sports Center Open Basketball Trees Hall Open Soccer Charles L. Cost Sports Center Rock-climbing Wall Trees Hall Ultimate Frisbee Intramural Turf Fields

16 Noon 2 p.m. Healthy U HIIT Boot Camp Fitness O’Hara Student Center, Dining Room, First Floor Petersen Events Center Lawn Thirty minutes of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) that A moderate-intensity circuit workout inspired by military incorporates body weight exercises with heart rate-raising fitness programs. The class mixes calisthenics and body movements to give you a great sweat session. weight exercises to get your heart pumping and develop Turbo Kick your strength, stamina, and agility. William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor Meditation A combination of intense kickboxing and dance William Pitt Union, Kurtzman Room, Main Floor moves perfectly choreographed to high-energy and motivating music. Pilates Zumba William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor Petersen Events Center Lawn Pilates exercises are designed to strengthen your core and the long muscles of your body. Bring your own mat. A Latin-inspired calorie-burning fitness dance party that will keep you moving and grooving while increasing your Zumba heart rate and your overall fitness level. O’Hara Student Center, Dining Room, First Floor 1 p.m. A Latin-inspired calorie-burning fitness dance party that will keep you moving and grooving while increasing your Healthy U HIIT heart rate and your overall fitness level. O’Hara Student Center, Dining Room, First Floor Thirty minutes of high-intensity interval training (HIIT) 3–4:30 p.m. that incorporates body weight exercises with heart rate- Self-defense raising movements to give you a great sweat session. O’Hara Student Center, Ballroom, Second Floor Turbo Kick (Credit will be awarded for all Healthy U programs.) William Pitt Union, Ballroom, Main Floor A combination of intense kickboxing and dance moves perfectly choreographed to high-energy and motivating music. Yoga Petersen Events Center Lawn Enjoy a 60-minute guided practice through physical postures, proper breathing, and relaxation to promote health and increase muscular strength and flexibility. Bring a friend and a mat!

www.fye.pitt.edu 17 SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 2014 9 p.m.–2 a.m. Pre-Class Bash 10 a.m. and noon Sexual Assault Bystander Intervention Bigelow Boulevard, between Fifth and Forbes Avenue Join us for this campuswide celebration prior to the start Required for All First-year Students of classes. This event features a zip line, laser tag dome, photo Your resident assistant or First Year Mentor will provide booth, carnival games, climbing wall, and much more. If you you with your assigned time and location. attended last night, be sure to stop by again and check on the Sexual assault and sexual harassment are taken extremely new activities we have for tonight. This is an event not to miss! seriously by the University of Pittsburgh. As a new panther, there are many things you can do to prevent these issues from 10 p.m.–1 a.m. taking place. Whether it is a friend, colleague, or stranger, you have a responsibility to respond. This training will teach you Open Mic Night how to safely and appropriately intervene to prevent sexual William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level assault and harassment from occurring. Do you play an instrument or have vocal talent? Do you like to read poetry or do stand-up comedy? If they answer is 4–9 p.m. yes, then come perform at Open Mic Night. Sign up at the College Night at the Waterfront door; spots are first come, first served. Even if you don’t want to get on stage, you can come and enjoy a night of Board buses on Bigelow Boulevard outside of the great performances! William Pitt Union. Buses depart every half hour, and the last shuttle departs from the Waterfront at 8:30 p.m. SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 2014 Visit the Waterfront shops like Bed Bath & Beyond, Target, Gap, Charming Charlie, DSW, and more! Pop by the Towne 1 p.m. Center for free entertainment, a photo booth to capture fun Commuter and Transfer Student Meet-up moments with friends, and a chance to win a back-to-school shopping spree worth more than $500. Grab a bite at P.F. for the Student Activities Fair Chang’s, Bravo, Gran Agave, or Burgatory. Then catch a movie William Pitt Union, Fifth Avenue Entrance at AMC Loews Theater followed by games and festivities at Meet up with your First Year Mentors before heading up to Dave & Buster’s and sweet treats at Sincerely Yogurt. the Petersen Events Center for the Student Activities Fair. All students who meet up will receive a special gift. 6–8 p.m. Get to Know the Rainbow Alliance 2–5 p.m. William Pitt Union, Nordy’s Place, Lower Level Student Activities Fair Meet the officers and members of theRainbow Alliance, Petersen Events Center Pitt’s student organization for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, From political to professional, sporting to spiritual, there’s a transgender, and queer community as well as its straight allies. student group for everyone! Learn about the more than 400 student organizations on campus and how to get involved in 7:30–9 p.m. the thousands of activities that take place throughout the year. The Pitt Program Council Presents Meet the student representatives of these organizations and get lots of giveaways. Also keep a lookout for information on Hypnotist Erick Känd how you can participate in this year’s Pitt Make A Difference William Pitt Union, Assembly Room, Main Floor Day, Pitt’s largest day of service, on October 18, 2014. You will laugh out loud when the impossible happens right before your eyes! Join the Pitt Program Council for this 7:30–9:30 p.m. hilarious and interactive comedy hypnosis show. Lantern Night: A Pitt Tradition Heinz Memorial Chapel 8 p.m. Established in 1920, the Lantern Night ceremony is the oldest The Performance Collaborative University tradition. Female alumni pass the light of learning Presents Twenty/Forty and inspiration, in the form of lighting lanterns with candles, Cathedral of Learning, Studio Theatre, Basement to first-year and transfer women. The lanterns represent those The Performance Collaborative proudly presents its new, used at the time of the University’s founding. First-year men original version of Twenty/Forty! Twenty plays will be also are invited to attend this special event. Business casual performed in 40 minutes, and you choose the order. All 20 dress is required. plays are written, performed, and directed by Pitt students.

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