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Welcome to the University of Rochester

The Orientation Team is excited to officially welcome you to the University of Rochester! Over the course of your time here Welcome to the you will be challenged, explore many academic interests, discover new passions, and meet fascinating people. We hope Orientation will provide you with the necessary tools and information to navigate the many resources and opportunities offered by the University. of As you experience Orientation week, take full advantage of University Rochester the variety of programs and events we have planned in order to introduce you to campus, help you make new friends, and inform you about all of the opportunities available to you. We look forward to meeting you and your new classmates!

Meliora, The 2019 Orientation Staff

Your Orientation Team: Gabija Saginaite ’22, Justin Bruce, Tiffany Nicholas ’19, T5’20, Rafael Ramirez ’21, Brendan Stone ’20, Helena Schreder ’22, Victoria Bongard ’20, Seke Mkhabela ’21, Shandra Kieffer, Crystal Cusimano-Figueroa

3 ORIENTATION 2019 Important Contact ORIENTATION 2019 Greetings, Welcome! Today marks the formal beginning of your academic journey at Rochester. While I don’t know where that journey will take you, I am certain that if you open yourself up to the special opportunities that are Information available to you here, you will have a very fulfilling college experience. Orientation Office Wilson Commons Student Activities Academic advising is an important part of college and I urge you to (585) 275-4414 take full advantage of your relationship with your undergraduate advisor. [email protected] (585) 275-9390 Over the next weeks and months, that person will get to know you and Rochester.edu/college/orientation [email protected] Download the official your interests; they will serve as your guide as you explore the broad Rochester.edu/college/wcsa Orientation App! array of classes that are available every semester and they will do their Public Safety Want to customize your best to answer your questions or point you in the right direction when Residential Life (585) 275-3333 or pickup a blue light phone schedule, learn more they’re not sure what the right answer is. I hope that your advisor will Publicsafety.rochester.edu Quad: (585) 275-5685 about campus resourc- nudge you from time to time by encouraging you to take risks and to try Hill: (585) 275-8764 es, get notifications some things you might not be entirely certain about. Undergraduate College Center for Advising Services Main Office: (585) 275-3166 about important advising works best if you communicate with your advisor regularly. Be (585) 275-2354 Rochester.edu/reslife Orientation events and sure to let your advisor know about your goals and ambitions…as well as [email protected] connect with your your worries. When you ask your advisor “what classes should I take?” rochester.edu/college/CCAS classmates? they will respond by saying, “Well, what are you interested in?” Remem- ber, you are in school to pursue your educational dreams, not someone Registrar’s Office Download the Orienta- else’s! tion app through Among my wishes for you in the coming year are: that you make a (585) 275-8131 Guidebook: https:// connection with your classmates and your hallmates and that you [email protected] guidebook.com/g/ personally discover what it means to be part of the Rochester communi- rochester.edu/registrar urorientation ty; that you get to know at least one of your professors very well; that you seek advice from those who are interested in your success; and that you find one or two passions both inside and outside of class that are important to you. Good luck and please let me know if I can be helpful. I know you are going to have a very special year!

Marcy Kraus Dean of First-Year Students Director for the College Center for Advising Services

August 19–21 August 21–27 August 21–27 International Students All Students All Students All Students All Students Family name begins with: PUBLIC MARKET PARK AVENUE ERIE CANAL COBBS HILL Find Your A-Lou: YELLOW • Susan B. Anthony 2 • Susan B. Anthony 4 • Susan B. Anthony 3 • Transfers and Commuters Lu-Z: BLUE • Susan B. Anthony 6 • Gilbert 4 • Susan B. Anthony 5 • Susan B. Anthony 1 • Gilbert 3 • Hoeing 4 • Gilbert 1 • Tiernan 1 • Tiernan 3 • Tiernan 4 • Hoeing 3 • Gilbert 2 Group • Genesee 6 • Genesee 4 • Genesee 5 • Hoeing 1 • Genesee 7 • Hoeing 2 4 5 • Tiernan 2 ORIENTATION 2019 Dining Services ORIENTATION 2019 Hours of Operation Dining Services HOURS OF OPERATION | AUGUST 19–25

The following THE PIT DOUGLASS DINING Note: dining options will be Monday–Thursday 8:30 a.m.–midnight Monday–Friday 7–7:30 a.m. August 19–22 August 19–23 Continental Breakfast closed during orientation: Friday August 23 8:30 a.m.–2 a.m. 7:30–10:30 a.m. • Faculty Club Breakfast Saturday August 24 11 a.m.–2 a.m. • Connections 11:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Sunday August 25 11 a.m.–midnight • Optikale Lunch • Southside Market swipes 8 p.m.–close 5–9 p.m. Dinner • Grab N’ Go ROCKY’S SUB SHOP Saturday August 24 8–10:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast • The Cave Monday–Sunday 11 a.m.–midnight August 19–25 10:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Our Vision Brunch Meliora swipes 8 p.m.–close The University of Rochester We strive to be ever better, 5–9 p.m. Dinner will continue to frame and for everyone. STARBUCKS Sunday August 25 8–10:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast solve the greatest challenges Monday–Thursday 7:30 a.m.–midnight August 19–22 10:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. of the future. Friday August 23 7:30 a.m.–1 a.m. Brunch We are a community in Equity Saturday August 24 9 a.m.–1 a.m. 4:30–9 p.m. Dinner which all who work, teach, We commit to diversity, inclusion, and access. Sunday August 25 9 a.m.–midnight create, and provide care are EASTMAN DINING CENTER welcome and respected, and PEET’S @ WEGMANS HALL Monday August 19 5–9 p.m. Dinner—All stations where all can pursue and Leadership Monday–Friday 8 a.m.–2 p.m. achieve their highest objec- We take initiative and share August 19–23 Tuesday August 20 7–11:30 a.m. Break- responsibility for exemplifying fast—Grill tives for themselves, their Saturday–Sunday Closed excellence. August 24–25 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m. community, and the world. Lunch—All stations DANFORTH DINING CENTER Steeped in Rochester’s rich Grill, Deli, Integrity 2–5 p.m. history of social justice and Monday–Tuesday 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Lunch Salad Bar, Vegan We conduct ourselves with August 19–20 entrepreneurial spirit, we will honesty, dedication, and 5–7 p.m. Dinner 5–9 p.m. Dinner—All stations always be an inclusive, fairness. Wednesday August 21 11 a.m.–3:30 p.m. Lunch Wednesday August 21 7–11:30 a.m. 3:30–5 p.m. equitable, sustainable, and Breakfast—Grill Limited stations responsive organization at 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m. Openness 5–7:30 p.m. Dinner every level. We embrace freedom of ideas, Family Welcome Thursday August 22 11 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Lunch Picnic inquiry, and expression. 5–7 p.m. Dinner 2–5 p.m. Grill, Deli, Salad Bar, Vegan Friday August 23 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Lunch Our Values 5–9 p.m. Respect Saturday–Sunday Closed Dinner—All stations We will hold ourselves We value our differences, our August 24–25 accountable to these values in environment, and our individual Thursday–Friday 7–11:30 a.m. Break- and collective contributions. August 22–23 fast—Grill the design of our programs, HILLSIDE POD 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m. the development and delivery Lunch—All stations Accountability Monday–Friday 10 a.m.–10 p.m. of our services, the evaluation We are responsible for making August 19–23 2–5 p.m. Grill, Deli, Salad Bar, Vegan of performance, and the ways our community ever better, Saturday–Sunday Noon–midnight in which we interact as a through our actions, our words, August 24–25 5–9 p.m. Dinner—All stations community. and our dealings with others. Saturday–Sunday 8–10:30 a.m. August 24–25 Continental Breakfast 10:30 a.m.–2 p.m. Lunch—All stations 5–9 p.m. 6 Dinner—All stations 7

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International Student Breakfast Shopping Shuttle to Target and Walmart 7–9 a.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons 3–8 p.m. | Back of Rush Rhees Library Bring your ID card to use your meal plan. Shuttles will be leaving from the back of Rush Rhees Library (outside the iZone) starting at 3 p.m. Shuttles will go to Target and then Walmart, arriving at each location every 30 minutes. ID Office Open The last shuttle will leave Target at 7:55 p.m. and Walmart at 8:05 p.m. If you miss the last bus from Target or Walmart, you will need to call a taxi service, Uber, or Lyft to get back to 7:30–9:30 a.m. | Evans Lam Square, Rush Rhees Library campus. If you are attending International Orientation and missed the opportunity to take your ID photo on Monday, you are encouraged to do so during this time. International Student Dinner 5–7 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons ISO Sessions: International Student Orientation Program I Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls 9:30 a.m.–Noon | Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall Bring your ID card to use your meal plan. As you join the University of Rochester community, it is important that you feel prepared by understanding the requirements of your US immigration status and availability of campus Human Bingo services. The International Student Orientation Program (ISOP) is designed to provide 7–8 p.m. | Hirst Lounge, Wilson Commons; Dandelion Square essential information on maintaining valid F-1 or J-1 nonimmigrant status while in the Get to know your peers and win some great snacks in this interactive classic US American United States as well as other important details about life at the University and in Rochester. game. International Student Lunch RGC Friendship Volunteer Meet and Greet Dessert Reception Noon–1 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls (by invitation only) 7–8 p.m. | Havens Lounge, Wilson Commons Bring your ID card to use your meal plan. Meet your RGC Friendship Volunteer. Get to know your host, enjoy dessert, and play some International Student Breakout Sessions great board games. Blue Group: Social Security I Number (SSN) Workshop I US Americans Abroad Movie Night: Shrek 1:30–5 p.m. | Hoyt Auditorium, 1:30–3 p.m. | Community Room 407, 8–10 p.m. | Hoyt Auditorium, Hoyt Hall Hoyt Hall Douglass Commons Enjoy watching Shrek with your peers. . . . There will be popcorn! Eligible students need to obtain necessary Although you have a US passport, most of documentation and detailed instructions your education has likely occurred outside of from ISO before applying for a US Social the US system. You may have also had Security Number (SSN). More information different cultural experiences from students about eligibility will be available at ISO’s who have spent their whole lives in the US International Student Orientation Program. Meet other “Third Culture Kids” in your class and returning students who have had a Yellow Group: International Student similar experience. Hear their stories, learn Mentor Group Meeting about potential challenges you may face, and 1:30–3 p.m. | Connect with your ISM get their advice. for your meeting location. Meet with your ISM for fun group activities and to learn more about resources useful for you as an international student. 10 11 ORIENTATION 2019 Wednesday, August 21 Wednesday, August 21 ORIENTATION 2019

International Student Breakfast Stop ’N’ Shop Garage Sale 7–9 a.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | Graham Smith Plaza Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls Need some furniture for your dorm room? Forgot something at home? Stop by our tables Bring your ID card to use your meal plan. outside Wilson Commons to purchase used goods donated by University students during move-out last semester. All proceeds will go to UR Grassroots, the University’s premier Check-In environmental group, to host sustainability-oriented events. D Orientation Check-In T Transfer Student Check-In 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Zone 3 South Lot 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Friedlander International Student Panel Lobby, Rush Rhees Library Hoyt Auditorium, Hoyt Hall While you’re waiting to move in, sit back and 10:30 a.m.–Noon | enjoy the student entertainment. When you Come to Rush Rhees Library to sign in for Come here for invaluable advice about the University of Rochester from upperclass interna- check in, you will receive an Orientation bag. Orientation. You will receive an Orientation tional students and hear about their experiences. Light refreshments will be provided. Commuter, International, and Early Move-In bag. Students should pick up their materials at Tours the Orientation Student EXPO in Evans Lam Campus Walking Tours Fitness Center Tours Square in Rush Rhees Library. 11 a.m.–Noon | Front Steps, Rush 11 a.m.–1 p.m. | Goergen Athletic Rhees Library Center Lobby International Student Orientation Expo Moved in already? Learn interesting facts Learn how to stay active at the Goergen I students should D T C 9 a.m.–4 p.m. | Roger Friedlander Lobby, Rush Rhees Library about the University and get oriented to Athletic Center. Come tour the facilities and attend the Expo from Domestic, transfer, and commuter students must go to the Student Orientation EXPO to receive campus on a guided tour by a Meridian. see what they have to offer. Tours will run 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. their ID card and campus mailbox key. Information regarding local banks, email accounts, and every 15 minutes. before International other University services will be available. Enter through the front doors of Rush Rhees Library Library Tours (Rush Rhees Library and Orientation events begin. from the Eastman Quad into the Roger Friedlander Lobby. If an accessibility entrance is needed, Carlson Library) Rettner Hall Tour enter through the Library Road entrance—look for volunteers in yellow shirts. The ID Office in 11 a.m.–Noon | Front Steps, Rush 1–2 p.m. | Rettner Hall Atrium Rhees Library Rush Rhees Library is open from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Note: If your parents and/or families are See Rettner Hall Tour description, participating in the Parent and Family Orientation program, they can register or check in Come tour some of the University’s greatest 11 a.m.–Noon, for more information. here to pick up their materials. academic and research resources in both Carlson and Rush Rhees Libraries. Campus Walking Tours Info Booth 2–3 p.m. | Front Steps, Rush Rhees 9 a.m.–5 p.m. | Grab and Go Plaza Rettner Hall Tour Library 11 a.m.–Noon | Rettner Hall Atrium Need a map? Can’t find a building? Have an Orientation question? Our friendly volunteer Moved in already? Learn interesting facts team will get you where you need to go. Come explore Rettner Hall’s many exciting about the University and get oriented to features, including the fabrication lab’s campus on a guided tour by a Meridian. Legacy Hospitality Suite (by invitation only) wood/metal shop, audio and video studios, Library Tours (Rush Rhees Library and 10 a.m.–2 p.m. | Hawkins-Carlson Room, Rush Rhees Library 3D printing, virtual reality, and tech lending items. Representatives from the digital Carlson Library) media studies and engineering departments 2–3 p.m. | Front Steps, Rush Rhees Plant Sale will be available to discuss academic pro- Library 10–4 p.m. | Porch, Wilson Commons grams and help you experience these Come tour some of the University’s greatest The Pep Band is selling an assortment of succulents, bamboo, air plants, and ferns. Come innovative features for yourself. academic and research resources in both pick out a plant to brighten your room. Prices range from $3 to $12. Carlson and Rush Rhees Libraries.

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Lunch Student Dinner with Floors D I Noon–1 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons 6–7:30 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls Bring your ID card to use your meal plan. Enjoy your first on-campus meal with your hallmates in one of the dining halls. See your resident advisor (RA) for location. Don’t forget your ID card. First-Generation Student and Families Welcome (by invitation only) • 6 p.m. Park Ave. Group, Douglass Dining Hall 12:30–2 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons • 6 p.m. Cobbs Hill Group, Danforth Dining Hall • 6:45 p.m. Erie Canal Group, Douglass Dining Hall • 6:45 p.m. Public Market group, Danforth Dining Hall International Student Breakout Sessions Blue Group: International Yellow Group: Social Security Transfer and Commuter Student Welcome Dinner I Student Mentor Group Meeting I Number (SSN) Workshop T C 6–7:45 p.m. | Interfaith Chapel, River Level 1–2:30 p.m. | Connect with your ISM 1–4:30 p.m. | Hoyt Auditorium, Hoyt Hall for your meeting location. Following convocation, join your fellow transfer and commuter students for a sit-down Eligible students need to obtain necessary dinner and get to know your future classmates. You’ll also get to sign your official class roll. Meet with your ISM for fun group activities documentation and detailed instructions and to learn more about resources useful for from ISO before applying for a US Social Transfer and Commuter Student Bonfire and Lawn Games you as an international student. Security Number (SSN). More information Jackson Court about eligibility will be available at ISO’s 7:45–10 p.m. | International Student Orientation Program. Come to Jackson Court after dinner to play lawn games and roast marshmallows with your fellow transfer and commuter students. Reception for Varsity Athletes (by invitation only) 3:45–4:45 p.m. | Alumni Lounge, Goergen Athletic Center Residence Hall Meetings D I 8–10 p.m. | Residence Halls Transfer and Commuter Student Walk to Convocation Meet your RA, D’Lions, First-year Fellow, and EcoRep and learn important information about T C 4:30–5 p.m. | Dandelion Square campus living. See RA for time and location. After the Meet and Greet event, join some of the Orientation Staff to walk to Convocation Candlelight Ceremony together. D T I C 10–10:30 p.m. | Eastman Quad Convocation and Signing of the Class Roll Join incoming students as you encircle the Eastman Quad in candlelight to celebrate the D T I C 5–6 p.m. | Eastman Quadrangle and Meliora Plaza beginning of your lifelong connection with the University. Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Relations and Constituent Engagement, the Candlelight Ceremony will teach you about the Convocation signals the start of your academic career at the University. It provides the University of Rochester’s symbols, traditions, and history. opportunity for President Mangelsdorf, Dean of Students Matthew Burns, Dean of the College Jeffrey Runner, and the rest of the faculty and staff to formally welcome new students Ice Cream Social to the College. Class of 2023 students will sign the class roll immediately following Convoca- Rush Rhees Library tion. Transfer students will sign the class roll at the Transfer Welcome Dinner. Convocation 10:30 p.m.–Midnight | will also be simulcast. Please check the orientation app for the link and details. What better way to end your first night than with an ice cream social. Come to Rush Rhees Library for some yummy treats sponsored by the University of Rochester River Campus Libraries.

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T Transfer Student Check-in 8–8:30 a.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons Check in on Wednesday, please do so before the start of the Thursday Transfer program.

Transfer Student Breakfast and Welcome with President, T Deans, Directors, and Advisors 8:30–9:30 a.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons Join President Sarah Mangelsdorf, Dean of the College Jeffrey Runner, and Dean of Students Matthew Burns as they personally welcome you to the University. You will also have the opportunity to meet staff from across campus. All transfer students and advisors are invited to attend.

In/Out of Hajim Advising Switch 9–10 a.m. | Feldman Ballroom, Douglass Commons Need to switch into or out of the Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences? You can do so here.

Info Booth 9 a.m.–5 p.m. | Grab and Go Plaza Need a map? Can’t find a building? Have an Orientation question? Our friendly volunteer team will get you where you need to go.

Transfer Student Academic Presentations T 9:30–11:15 a.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons All transfer students must attend this morning session in order to register for classes. Hear presentations from the College Center for Advising Services that will review the Rochester Curriculum, academic policies, and registration.

Hajim First-Year Undergraduate Advisor Group and D I C Lunch (required for engineering and computer science students only) 10 a.m.–1 p.m. | Feldman Ballroom, Douglass Commons Dean Wendi Heinzelman will welcome the Hajim School of Engineering & Applied Sciences (HSEAS) Class of 2023 and share opportunities for engagement and academic success. Students changing their major into or within the Hajim School (engineering, computer science, optics) should fill out the form at https://secure1.rochester.edu/ccas/hajim-pma- change.php and join this event. Students moving from Hajim to the School of Arts & Sciences should fill out the form and come to the Feldman Ballroom to meet with a peer advisor. An undergraduate advisor will contact you within 24 hours to schedule an advising appointment.

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School of Arts & Sciences Undergraduate Advisor For Transfer Students (continued) D I C Group Meetings & Lunch Transfer Student Advising Junior Transfer Student Group (required for School of Arts & Sciences students only) T Lunch T Advising (for School of Arts & Sciences Juniors only) 10 a.m.–1 p.m. | Various Locations Noon–1 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons 1–2:30 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Meet with your undergraduate advisor with a small group of your classmates. Following your Commons group meetings and lunch, you will get a chance to meet individually with your Undergradu- Transfer students will enjoy a lunch with ate advisor to discuss course planning. Work with your advisor to schedule your one-on-one fellow students and advisors. Join us for a group meeting tailored for meeting time. junior transfer students. We’ll discuss course planning and next steps. Plant Sale Music Theory Placement Test Porch, Wilson Commons 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | (required for students taking a music theory course) Is your new dorm looking a little sad? The Pep Band is selling an assortment of succulents, 1–1:30 p.m. | Dewey Hall 1-101 bamboo, air plants, and ferns. Come pick out the perfect plant to brighten your room. Prices The test will determine whether you should begin music theory study with MUR 110 or MUR range from $3 to $12. 111. The test is required for students taking a music theory course. Stop ’N’ Shop Garage Sale Student Employment Office Open House 10 a.m.–4 p.m. | Graham Smith Plaza 1–4 p.m. | Hirst Lounge, Wilson Commons Need some furniture for your dorm room? Forgot something at home? Stop by our tables Come meet with us to learn more about opportunities to work on campus and to complete an outside Wilson Commons to purchase used goods donated by University students during I-9 form required by the government for you to be hired for on-campus jobs. move-out last semester. All proceeds will go to UR Grassroots, the University’s premier environmental group, to host sustainability-oriented events. Library Tours (Rush Rhees Library and Carlson Library) Library Tours (Rush Rhees Library and Carlson Library) 2–3 p.m. | Front Steps, Rush Rhees Library 11 a.m.–Noon | Front Steps, Rush Rhees Library Come tour some of the University’s greatest academic and research resources in both Carlson and Rush Rhees Libraries. Come tour some of the University’s greatest academic and research resources in both Carlson and Rush Rhees Libraries. Question and Answer Sessions For Transfer Students Q&A: Music Department Q&A: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Dean Heinzelman’s Address to Transfer Student Group 1:30–2:30 p.m. | Dewey Hall 1-101 3:30–4:30 p.m. | Hubbell Auditorium, T Hajim School of Engineering & T Advising Hutchison Hall Applied Sciences Transfer 11:30 a.m.–Noon | May Room, Q&A: Social Sciences and Humanities Students (Hajim School only) Wilson Commons 2:40–3:40 p.m. | Sloan Auditorium, Q&A: Math, Computer Science, and 11:30 a.m.–Noon | Gowen Room, Engineering In this group meeting, you will discuss Goergen Hall Wilson Commons 4:30–5:30 p.m. | Wegmans Hall 1400 course planning and get to know your Wendi Heinzelman, dean of the Hajim undergraduate advisor. During the group School, will address the school’s transfer meeting, you will have a chance to sign up Dinner students. for a time slot to meet with your undergrad- 5:30–7:45 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons; Danforth Dining Hall, uate advisor individually in the afternoon. Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls; or Off Campus Get dinner with your friends and/or family, on or off campus. Just be sure to be back on campus by 7:45 p.m. for the mandatory events.

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Group Breakout Sessions Party on the Quad 10:30 p.m.–1 a.m. | Dandelion Square D T I C D T I C An Orientation tradition. Come to Dandelion Square to join all incoming students for our Cobbs Hill and Park Ave Groups: Cobbs Hill and Park Ave Groups: Your annual welcoming party—a lively night filled with music, fire juggling, dancing, and free ODOS (Office of the Dean of Academic Life pizza. Come dance and chat with yoUR friends. Students) CAREs 9:10–10:10 p.m. | Interfaith Chapel 8–9 p.m. | Upper Strong Auditorium (Cobbs Hill Group); Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchison Hall (Park Ave. Group) Life happens outside the classroom, too, so come learn about the student services, How will I find my academic path? What activities, events, and opportunities that will should I major in? How many clusters am I help make you a well-rounded Rochester required to complete? What is academic Friday, August 23 student. Information about all units within integrity? In this required session, you will be introduced to the Rochester Curriculum the Office of the Dean of Students, the CARE Computer Science Placement Test Network, alcohol and other drug education, and the three divisions of learning, explore 8–10 a.m. | Wegmans Hall 1400 and our University Student Conduct system the cluster search engine, review some will be provided in an informative, enter- important academic policies, learn more taining way. about your community of advising resources, Academic Open House and test your knowledge about the College’s D T I C 9 a.m.–1 p.m. | Feldman Ballroom, Douglass Commons Academic Honesty Policy. D I Representatives from all academic departments will be at the open house to answer your questions regarding courses, majors, minors, and placement. Public Market and Erie Canal Groups: D I • Transfer Students: 9–10 a.m. Your Academic Life • Cobbs Hill: 9–10 a.m. 8–9 p.m. | Interfaith Chapel (Public Public Market and Erie Canal Groups: • Park Ave: 10–11 a.m. Market Group); Hubbell Auditorium, ODOS (Office of Dean of Students) • Public Market: 11 a.m.–Noon CAREs Hutchison Hall (Erie Canal Group) • Erie Canal: Noon–1 p.m. How will I find my academic path? What 9:10–10:10 p.m. | Strong Auditorium should I major in? How many clusters am I Life happens outside the classroom ,too, so Meet Your Advisor required to complete? What is academic come learn about the student services, Individual Advising Meetings for Walk-In Advising Services: Part 2 integrity? In this required session, you will activities, events, and opportunities that will Transfer Students 1–3 p.m. | Lattimore Hall 312 be introduced to the Rochester Curriculum help make you a well-rounded Rochester 1–3 p.m. | Various Locations and the three divisions of learning, explore student. Information about all units within The College Center for Advising Services the cluster search engine, review some the Office of the Dean of Students, the CARE (CCAS) is holding walk-in advising hours for Individual Advising Meetings important academic policies, learn more Network, alcohol and other drug education, all new students. Come meet with an 1–5 p.m. | Various Locations about your community of advising resources, and our University Student Conduct system Academic Advisor. and test your knowledge about the College’s will be provided in an informative, enter- Academic Honesty Policy. taining way. Walk-In Advising Services: Part 1 10 a.m.–11:30 p.m. | Lattimore Hall 312 Trivia Night The College Center for Advising Services 10:30–11:30 p.m. | Rocky’s Sub Shop, Wilson Commons (CCAS) is holding walk-in advising hours for Looking for something to do with your new classmates? Bring a team of up to four people or all new students. Come meet with an make some new friends at the event for an Orientation trivia night. Impress your friends! Academic Advisor. Expand your knowledge! Win fabulous prizes!

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Greene Career Center Golf Cart Informational Sessions (continued) 10 a.m.–3 p.m. | All over Campus Explore Engineering Transitioning to College: Student Health Edition Look around campus for a golf cart with snacks and information about the Gwen M. Greene 1–3 p.m. | Munnerlyn Atrium, Goergen Center for Career Education and Connections. Hall 2–3 p.m. | Room 200, University Health Services Interested in learning more about what it is Modern Languages and Cultures Open House like to be an engineering student at the Learn more about the health, nutrition, and 11 a.m.–Noon | Fourth Floor, Lattimore Hall University of Rochester? Come meet upper- learning services at the University of Roch- class engineering students from a range of ester with the College Diabetes Network. At the University of Rochester, more than 20 percent of students enroll in a foreign language majors and concentrations. Great conversa- Transitioning to college can be stressful, but class, compared to an 8 percent national average. Come find out what the Department of tions and snacks are guaranteed as well as a becoming aware of the resources on campus Modern Languages and Cultures has to offer. prize for whoever can meet the most upper- can clarify just how much support students class engineering students. have behind them. Zero-Waste Lunch 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons Pre-Health Exploration Financial Avenue 101 Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls 2–3 p.m. | Hoyt Auditorium, 2:30–3:30 p.m. | Rettner Hall 201 Enjoy a lunch that was prepared with the planet in mind. From the farms and fields to your Hoyt Hall (Computer Lab) plate, everything will be served to avoid sending any material to the landfill. Special measures The Greene Career Center and the Health- This orientation to Financial Avenue will give are taken to make this possible, including pre- and post-consumer compost collection, locally care Career Community help students gain you the tools to navigate spending and sourced ingredients, and alternative packaging. Stop at the Team Green tables to learn about insights into their own values, interests, and borrowing, debt and repayment, credit and the reusable clamshell program, proper recycling methods, and other zero-waste initiatives skills while connecting them to potential protection of your money, and much more. at Rochester. Giveaways courtesy of Dining Services and Facilities. opportunities within the health care field. Identify your financial personality and From medicine and dentistry to nursing and philosophy, organize your important num- Informational Sessions pharmacy, the career possibilities in health bers, and protect your personal information. Feeling Successful About Your First Pre-Health Exploration care are endless. If you’re curious about the Semester 1–2 p.m. | Hoyt Auditorium, Hoyt Hall various pathways a career in health care can Noon–1 p.m. | Dewey Hall 2-162 take, this session will help you explore your The Greene Career Center and the Healthcare options. The college experience is different for Career Community help students gain insights everybody, and most find it a big change into their own values, interests, and skills while from high school. Members from the Center connecting them to potential opportunities Student Employment Job Fair for Excellence in Teaching and Learning within the health care field. From medicine and 1:30–3:30 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons (CETL) will give you some insight on how to dentistry to nursing and pharmacy, the career The Job Fair introduces new students to the variety of student employment opportunities at maintain (or improve) your academic record. possibilities in health care are endless. If you’re the University of Rochester. The Gwen M. Greene Center for Career Education and Connec- curious about the various pathways a career in tions will be on hand for a résumé drop. Just stop by the Greene Career Center table and drop Financial Avenue 101 health care can take, this session will help you off a copy of your current résumé or talk to the staff that day for instructions on submitting it 1–2 p.m. | Rettner Hall 201 explore your options. electronically. Students will also have the opportunity to complete part II of their I-9. (Computer Lab) This orientation to Financial Avenue will Transfer Student Online Course Registration give you the tools to navigate spending and T 2–5 p.m. | Computer Lab 208, Gavett Hall borrowing, debt and repayment, credit and Come register for classes with your fellow transfer students accompanied by some Insomnia protection of your money, and much more. Cookies. You can also register anywhere from your own computer. (Registration will reopen Identify your financial personality and for all students Monday at 9 a.m.). To register, go to rochester.edu/registrar and click “Online philosophy, organize your important num- Registration” under “Quick Links.” bers, and protect your personal information.

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Intro to Todd Union: Performances, 24 @ Todd Info, Dessert Group Breakout Sessions Reception, and More 3–4:30 p.m. | Todd Union D T I C D T I C

Join us in Todd Theater to hear about and see some of the University’s busiest theatrical Cobbs Hill and Park Ave Groups: Cobbs Hill and Park Ave Groups: student groups (TOOP, IBTL, ROC Players, and more) perform, and learn about the Interna- It’s on Us Making Ever Better Choices tional Theatre Program and the Program of Dance and Movement’s exciting campus offer- 7–8 p.m. | Strong Auditorium 8:10–9:10 p.m. | Hubbell Auditorium, ings (both academic and cocurricular). Find out all about our first-year 24-hour play festival Hutchison Hall (Cobbs Hill Group), and As a new member of our community, it is (24@Todd) and how to get involved either onstage or behind the scenes. Share delicious Interfaith Chapel Sanctuary (Park Ave. important for you to understand the signifi- desserts with faculty, students, and fellow first-years. Group) cance of your role in keeping our community Whether you’re walking alone at night from safe. Our conversations in this program will Salaam, Shalom, and Smoothies one end of campus to the other, your posses- build upon the information provided in sions suddenly grow legs and disappear, or 3:30–5 p.m. | Friel Lounge, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls Haven, the mandatory online program all new you’re unsure if you cited your paper correctly, Enjoy smoothies and other fun snacks and learn about the opportunities for religious and students participate in that discusses campus this is the sessions for you. Join Public Safety, spiritual life through the Interfaith Chapel with students from the various chapel communi- expectations related to sexual conduct. This MERT, and IT to learn how to avoid common ties. Students of any spiritual tradition are welcome. program will empower you to be an active mistakes and potential dangers. bystander and ensure that you know where to Speaking Fellows Workshop go to seek help when you or a friend needs it. 4–5 p.m. | Havens Lounge, Wilson Commons D I Curious about writing college-level papers and giving presentations in front of your new peers this D I year? Anxious about having conversations with all those peers—within and beyond the classroom Public Market and Erie Canal Groups: setting? Already thinking about the cover letters you’ll prepare and interviews you’ll have for Public Market and Erie Canal Groups: It’s on Us internships and research positions? Never fear; the Writing Fellows and Speaking Fellows are here. Making Ever Better Choices 8:10–9:10 p.m. | Strong Auditorium Stop by to casually meet fellow undergraduates who work as writing and speaking fellows. Whether 7–8 p.m. | Hubbell Auditorium, Hutchi- you drop by for a few minutes or stick around for a full hour, learn about all the services they offer son Hall (Park Ave. Group), and Interfaith As a new member of our community it is and chat about how they can help you with your first year (and beyond). Snacks will be provided. Chapel Sanctuary (Erie Canal Group) important for you to understand the signifi- Whether you’re walking alone at night from cance of your role in keeping our community Speed Friending one end of campus to the other, your posses- safe. Our conversations in this program will build upon the information provided in 4:30–6 p.m. | Feldman Ballroom, Douglass Commons sions suddenly grow legs and disappear, or you’re unsure if you cited your paper correctly, Haven, the mandatory online program all new It’s not speed dating; it’s speed friending. Come to the May Room to get to know some of your this is the session for you. Join Public Safety, students participate in that discusses campus fellow classmates and enjoy some warm Insomnia cookies. MERT, and IT to learn how to avoid common expectations related to sexual conduct. This mistakes and potential dangers. program will empower you to be an active Hillel Shabbat Services and Dinner bystander and ensure that you know where to 6–8 p.m. | Genesee Room, Douglass Commons go to seek help when you or a friend needs it.

Test Your Luck 9:30–11:30 p.m. | Hirst Lounge and Bridge Lounge, Wilson Commons Come to Hirst Lounge for a night of poker, blackjack, and other card games. Don’t have a good poker face? Bring some friends and play a game of Go Fish or Crazy Eights.

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Dance Master Class Transfer Students: Tour the City 4–6 p.m. | Leibner Cooper Room, Goergen Athletic Center 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m. | Hajim Quad Are you a dancer? Do you want to get into dancing? If you answered yes to either of these Explore the sights of Rochester with fellow transfer students. Meet at the back of Rush Rhees questions, this event is perfect for you. Various dance groups have come together to put on a fun Library near the bus stops by 10:45 a.m. series of workshops for people of all experience levels. This is a great way to get a taste of some of the dance groups present on campus, meet new people, get moving, and most of all, have fun. De-Stress with Dogs Sponsored by Sihir Bellydance Ensemble, Indulgence Dance Crew, Loure, Ballet Perfor- 1:30–2:30 p.m. | Eastman Quad mance Group, and Rochester Bhangra. Overwhelmed from and stressed out about Orientation? Come to Eastman Quad in front of Rush Rhees to play with dogs from Lollypop Farm and Pet Connections. Karaoke 10 p.m.–Midnight | May Room, Wilson Commons Capture the Crescent Do you constantly find yourself singing in public? If so, grab your friends and stop by 2–4 p.m. | Fraternity Quad Feldman Ballroom for a fun-filled night of performing your favorite hits. Come join the brothers of the Alpha Delta Phi and the sisters of Gamma Phi Beta for some relaxing games of Capture the Flag on the fraternity quad. Ice cream and popsicles will be provided. Stargazing on the Quad 10:30 p.m.–12:30 a.m. | Wilson Quad Explore Opportunities in Class Council, Hall Council, and Student Come relax and enjoy the night sky with the Astronomy Club and UR FOOT. We will be Government providing several telescopes and binoculars for observing stars, planets, the moon, clusters, 3–4 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons nebula, galaxies, or anything else that we can see. Our members will also provide naked-eye Come to this interactive networking session led by current student leaders to learn about stargazing and constellation tours. Bring some friends or come make new ones. how to get involved in a leadership role with class council, hall council, and student government as a first-year student. You will come away recognizing how these different leadership opportunities impact campus. After the networking portion of the event, there will be a brief election-interest meeting if you decide you would like to participate in the fall election cycle and become a candidate for one of the elected positions. Free refreshments provided.

Saturday, August 24 Transfer Students: Getting Involved on Campus 4–4:45 p.m. | Room 1-101, Dewey Hall Online Course Registration for First-Years Learn about Wilson Commons Student Activities Office and the many ways to get involved D I C 8 a.m. | Campus-wide with student clubs and organizations on campus. First-years can register for classes from your own computer or at a campus computer at the designated time based on your birth date (DOB). Liquid Nitrogen and Bottle Rockets • DOB 1/1 through 3/31: 8 a.m.–9:15 a.m. 4–6 p.m. | River Campus Recreation Field, Goergen Athletic Center • DOB 4/1 through 6/30: 9:30 a.m.–10:45 a.m. Come participate in a pressurized bottle-rocket-launching contest and check out the COOL • DOB 7/1 through 9/30: 11 a.m.–12:15 p.m. effects of liquid nitrogen with Society of Physics students. Design your own bottle rockets and • DOB 10/1 through 12/31: 12:30 p.m.–1:45 p.m. compete against others for highest launch. • Beginning at 2 p.m. August 24, registration will remain open for all. To register, go to rochester.edu/registrar and click “Online Registration” under “Quick Slingshot to Success Links.” See these offices if you have questions about registration: 4:15–6:15 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons • College Center for Advising Services (CCAS): 8 a.m.–3 p.m. in Lattimore 312 • Registrar: 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Want to get ahead on being a collegiate leader? This interactive workshop will prepare you to • Peer Advisors: 7:45 a.m.–2:30 p.m. in Friel Lounge (SBA Halls) and the Gilbert be an impactful leader in future endeavors on campus. These skills can even help you in your Community Room future internships and jobs. During this event you can ask questions and build a network 26 with successful upperclass-student leaders. Snacks will be provided. 27 ORIENTATION 2019 Saturday, August 24 ORIENTATION 2019

World’s Fair 5–10 p.m. Join the Orientation team with a celebration of friends, fun, and good times as Wilson Quad comes alive with our World’s Fair. Hungry? We suggest filling up your clamshell at Danforth or Douglass and bringing it back to Wilson Quad for the fair.

Henna Ultimate Photo Booth 5–7 p.m. | Wilson Quad 6–9 p.m. | Hirst Lounge, Wilson Quad

Carnival Games Fanny Pack, Hat, and Mug Decorating 5–8 p.m. | Wilson Quad 7–8:30 p.m. | Hirst Lounge, Wilson Commons Worlds Fair Cotton Candy 5–8 p.m. | Wilson Quad World’s Fair Live (UnCommon Night) 7:30–9 p.m. | Porch, Wilson Commons Inflatables Enjoy the variety of talent at the University 5–8 p.m. | Wilson Quad of Rochester. Enjoy singing from the a cappella groups, dance performances, and Come get some exercise with your friends other wonderful groups perform. on the Chaos Obstacle Course, Hippo Chowdown, and Bouncy Boxing.

Popcorn 5–8 p.m. | Wilson Quad

No Jackets Required Performance 6–7:30 p.m. | Porch, Drama House (Fraternity Quad) No Jackets Required performs a live concert of rock covers ranging from classic rock to modern pop. Come see what NJR is all about and how you can get involved.

Student Programming Board Evason’s Mentalist Duo 9–10 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons SPB, the Student Programming Board, brings the Evason’s mentalist Duo. From the moment they walk on stage, Jeff & Tessa Evason interact with everyone in the audience, making amazing extrasensory connections using their incredible talent known as Second Sight. People are speech- less when Tessa perceives birth dates, personal items, a serial number on any bill in a borrowed wallet or even the name of distant loved ones—all while standing on stage wearing a blindfold. Her intuitive gifts will captivate you. You might even unleash a spooked-out shriek! Since 1983 The Evasons have traveled to over 35 countries, performing at private parties and gala events. Network TV appearances include NBC, CBS, FOX, CW Network, Discovery Channel, and Netflix. 28 And they have received some of the top awards in the world of magic and psychic entertainment. 29 ORIENTATION 2019 Saturday, August 24 Sunday, August 25 ORIENTATION 2019

EZ Ultimate Frisbee Morning Meditations 9–11 p.m. | Fauver Stadium 9–9:30 a.m. | Community Room 407, Douglass Commons Come join the Piggies and the EZ’s ultimate frisbee teams to chase some plastic and learn Morning meditation is a great way to start your day with other members of the University more about an increasingly popular and competitive college sport. community.

Movie Night with UR Cinema Group Transfer Student Brunch with Class Years 10:15 p.m.–12:30 a.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons 11 a.m.–Noon | Hawkins-Carlson Room, Rush Rhees Library Join UR Cinema Group for our first film screening of the semester: Captain Marvel. Captain Meet some of your new classmates at brunch in Wilson Commons. Members of the class Marvel is an extraterrestrial Kree warrior who finds herself caught in the middle of an council from your year will be there to welcome you into the community. intergalactic battle between her people and the Skrulls. Living on Earth in 1995, she keeps having recurring memories of another life as U.S. Air Force pilot Carol Danvers. With help Residence Hall Meetings from Nick Fury, Captain Marvel tries to uncover the secrets of her past while harnessing her D I 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m. | Residence Halls special superpowers to end the war with the evil Skrulls. Follow up with your RA, D’Lions, First-Year Fellow, and EcoRep and learn important information about campus living. See RA for time and location.

One Community Program The University of Rochester strives to create a community that fosters open and respectful discussion of difficult topics. Whether you identify as a religious, queer Latina; a white male nonbeliever from a rural town; or a multiracial, international deaf student—whatever unique combination of experiences make up who you are—our identities are complex and multifac- eted. Come listen to the stories of several students who will share their narratives about the ways in which their various identities have positively and negatively affected their college experience. Following this session there will be student-facilitated small-group discussions in which all students will explore the presentations and reflect on their own experiences.

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Cobbs Hill and Park Ave Groups Public Market and Erie Canal Groups 1:30–3:30 p.m. | Upper Strong 3–5 p.m. | Upper Strong Auditorium Auditorium Students should go immediately to dinner Students should go immediately to dinner after this session in order to catch the buses after this session in order to catch the buses to the Eastman School of Music. The last to the Eastman School of Music. shuttle leaves at 6:30 p.m.

D T I C Dinner: Cobbs Hill and Park Ave Groups 4:30–5:30 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls Bring your ID card to use your meal plan to grab dinner before hopping on the shuttles for Celebrate Diversity at the Eastman Theatre.

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Dinner: Public Market and Erie Canal Groups D I 5–6 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls Bring your ID card to use your meal plan for dinner before hopping on the shuttles to Cele- brate Diversity at the Eastman Theatre.

Dual Degree Advising Session (required for Dual Degree Eastman students) 4:30–6:30 p.m. | Eastman School of Music

Celebrate Diversity Buses D T I C 5:30–6:30 p.m. | Buses will leave from the bus stop at the back of Rush Rhees. Cobbs Hill and Park Ave groups should board and ride the buses leaving at 5:30 p.m. Public Market and Erie Canal groups should board and ride the buses leaving at 6 p.m. The last bus leaves for Eastman Theatre at 6:30 p.m.

Celebrate Diversity D T I C 7:30–9:30 p.m. | Kodak Hall at Eastman Theatre Join the University of Rochester community in celebrating oUR global community at the University through our amazingly talented student groups. Doors open at 7 p.m., and the show will start at 7:30 p.m. Sit back and enjoy a unique evening filled with cultural performances.

Board Games with Student Organizations: Simulation Gaming Association (URSGA), Anime Interest Floor (AIF), and the Computer Interest Floor (CIF) 9:30 p.m.–Midnight | May Room, Wilson Commons End your Orientation Weekend with a fun-filled evening of board games in Hirst Lounge. You’ll be sure to find something you enjoy from our large collection of board games, whether you’re a veteran tabletop player or are just picking one up for the first time.

Late Night Quidditch 9:30 p.m.–Midnight | Fauver Stadium Curious about Quidditch, the high-flying sport from Harry Potter? Come see for yourself what makes the game so fun and competitive, combining some of the best elements from sports you know with a little bit of fantasy. Learn, watch, and play Quidditch with your friends. No experience is necessary; we will teach you all you need to know. Athletic clothes recommended if you chose to play.

Painting with Phi Sig Celebrate Diversity 9:30 p.m.–Midnight | Hirst Lounge, Wilson Commons New dorm room feeling a little drab? Come paint a canvas with the sisters of Phi Sigma Sigma. Canvases and paints will be provided—just bring your creativity. 32 33 ORIENTATION 2019 Monday, August 26 ORIENTATION 2019 Morning Meditations Wilson Day of 9–9:30 a.m. | Community Room 407, Douglass Commons Morning meditation is a great way to start your day with other members of the University community. Engagement 2023 Class Picture D I C 10–10:45 a.m. | Wilson Quad The Orientation staff welcomes you to be part of the third-annual class photo. Come to Wilson Quad with your floor and be part of this exciting new tradition that you’ll get to look back on long after you graduate.

D T I C Lunch 10:45 a.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons (Cobbs Hill Group); Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls (Park Ave. Group) 11:30 a.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons (Public market Group); Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls (Erie Canal Group) Bring your ID card to use your meal plan and head to brunch with your floor or with your fellow Transfer/Commuter students. After lunch, head to Louis A. Alexander Palestra.

31st Annual Wilson Day of Engagement D T I C 12:30–7 p.m. | Palestra, Goergen Athletic Center Timeline • Opening Ceremony, Palestra: 12:30 p.m. • Return to campus: 4:30–5:30 p.m. • Head to volunteer sites: 1 p.m. • 30-minute reflection sessions: 3:30–7 p.m. Enrolling at the University of Rochester means becoming a member of the unique and vibrant city of Rochester. In your new role as a Rochesterian, you’ll have the chance to take part in the city’s avid music and art scene, discover Rochester’s captivating history, enjoy the delicious cuisine of the (585), and participate in the civic life of the community. The 31st annual Wilson Day of Engagement will serve as your introduction to the city of Rochester. As you venture off campus with other members of your class, you will have the chance to connect and work with one of the Flower City’s many community organizations. This year’s theme, Rooted to Rochester, emphasizes the importance of making a strong, lasting, and genuine connection to the Rochester community. You will plant the seeds of that connection on Wilson Day, but it is up to you to nurture it and help it grow. After volunteering with a community organization in the afternoon, you will return to campus for a reflection led by upperclass students, faculty members, and community leaders with a passion for community engagement.

Dinner from Around the World 5:30–8 p.m. | Douglass Dining Hall, Douglass Commons; Danforth Dining Hall, Susan B. Anthony Residence Halls “Rooted to Rochester” Head to your nearest dining hall and have dinner with your new friends and explore the 34 different meals from the different countries your classmates come from. 35 ORIENTATION 2019 Monday, August 26 Tuesday, August 27 ORIENTATION 2019

24 @ Todd Begins UR Debate: How to Argue and Win 7 p.m. | Todd Union 11 a.m.–Noon | Room 2-162, Dewey Hall Create an entire play and theatrical production in only 24 hours. Write, cast, direct, and work Faculty and students introduce the UR Debate Union, a campus organization that provides backstage in this mini festival. We’ll even make you breakfast. many different opportunities to participate in critical thinking and speaking activities on and off campus as well as regionally, nationally, and globally and further develop your own Bookstore Night speaking, argumentation, and debate skills along the way. 7–9 p.m. | Barnes and Noble, College Town What’s Next? Barnes and Noble, located in College Town, is the official University of Rochester bookstore. It’s a short walk or a five-minute shuttle ride from campus. They’re closing early and reopen- 11 a.m.–Noon | Barbara J. Burger iZone, Rush Rhees Library ing the store just for incoming students. Stop by the bookstore’s “1st Year VIP Night” for free Feeling unsure about your course selection? Curious about a lot of different things and not pizza and refreshments, fun raffle prizes, exclusive 20 percent off in-store purchases (exclu- sure how to get started? This session will help you explore possibilities and work through sions apply), great music, and other fun activities. See the bookstore’s Facebook and Insta- hesitations around what this upcoming year could bring. gram pages for more information. College Town Day Jenga Tournament 11 a.m.–2 p.m. | College Town 7:30–8:30 p.m. | River Level, Interfaith Chapel Want to get off campus for a little bit? Head over to College Town and enjoy some live music, Bring UR Jenga skills. Prizes. Free meal. Giveaways. Meet the class of 2023 and transfer lawn games, snacks, and free swag. students and get to know who’s who at Newman. Sip and Snack with the David T. Kearns Center for Leadership and Dance Choreolab Diversity 7:30–9:30 p.m. | Dance Studio, Spurrier Hall 1–3 p.m. | Room 4-160, Dewey Hall Join other first-years, transfers, and seasoned dance program students to connect, create, and We invite you to take a break from the heat and recharge with complimentary water, coffee, move. Hosted by the Program of Dance and Movement, this fast, fun event will give you the pastries, and snacks at the David T. Kearns Center, the academic home to first-generation chance to dance with students and meet faculty to kick off your time here at the University. college students. While you are here, we would love to chat more about support available Open to all levels of experience and interest in dance. Learn more about the program’s through the center. offerings, ask questions, and meet new friends. Veterans Alliance Networking and Welcome Event Leave Your Mark 1–2 p.m. | Room 107, Wallis Hall Tunnels (meet at the Hoyt Hall entrance to the tunnels) 9–10 p.m. | Light refreshments will be served. This should be a great opportunity to meet and network Use your hands to make your mark and put your own personal stamp on campus by painting with both incoming and returning undergraduate and graduate veteran students and the staff the tunnel. You will be able to take part in the tunnel painting tradition by leaving your hand here to support you. We hope you will join us. print or making some cool designs with your very own fingers. Design Your Rochester with the Greene Career Center Closing Bonfire (transfer students only) 10 p.m.–Midnight | Sage Lawn/Jackson Court 1:15–2 p.m. | Room 321, Morey Hall Join your peers for one final night before classes begin. Bring a blanket (or just yourself) to Get connected and amplify decisions regarding course selection, majors, internships, and the hill behind Sue B. to hang out with your new friends and wind down after a long and career possibilities from day one on campus. busy week. Transfer Student Trip to College Town 2–3 p.m. | Taichi Bubble Tea, College Town (meet at the back of Rush Rhees Library) Spend your last day before classes enjoying some delicious food at College Town. 36 37 ORIENTATION 2019 Tuesday, August 27 Thursday, August 29 ORIENTATION 2019

Undergraduate Research Information Session and Panel Getting Involved 101 2–3 p.m. | Hoyt Auditorium, Hoyt Hall 5–9 p.m. | Feldman Ballroom Interested in research? Come hear about the research that past students have taken part in Want to know how to get involved on campus? Come find out how to join student organiza- and learn about how to get involved. A panel of current undergraduate students will be tions, navigate the activities fair, learn about the Campus Community Connection (CCC) and available to talk about their past and current experiences as well as answer any questions you campus events, and so much more. There will be giveaways! may have. The Office of Undergraduate Research will also be there to discuss the variety of research that students have contributed to and resources that are available to help those interested. Organized by the Office of Undergraduate Research and the Journal of Undergrad- uate Research (jur). Office of Disability Resources Open House Friday, August 30 3–4 p.m. | Taylor Hall

Disability Resources offers a variety of services for students in Arts, Sciences & Engineering. Math Placement At this open house, we invite you to learn a little bit about the office and meet some of the 3–4:30 p.m. | Lander Auditorium (Room 140), Hutchison Hall student organizations and professional staff working to support your transition to the Uni- versity. Stopping by is a great way to make sure you have all the tools you need to be success- For those students who are placed into MTH 141 but are interested in taking MTH 161 or are ful for the semester. placed into MTH 140 but are interested in taking MTH 141, there will be placement exams offered in the first week of classes in Fall 2019. For more information, visit sas.rochester.edu/ Introduction to Fraternity and Sorority Life mth/undergraduate/handbook/placement.html. 3–4 p.m. | Wegmans Hall 1400 Come learn about the leadership, service, and networking provided by membership in a fraternity or sorority through this informal discussion with current members.

LGBTQ Meet and Greet 4–6 p.m. | May Room, Wilson Commons Yellowjacket Weekend Join the Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center and our LGBTQ coordinator, Colleen Raimond, August 29– 2nd Annual Deweyfest for a brief presentation and mocktail reception with appetizers and desserts. This is a great September 2, 2019 opportunity for new students to meet other members of the LGBTQ+ community on campus. August 30, 2019 Celebrate the beginning of the academic 24 @ Todd Performance Stop by Dewey Hall to learn about all of year with fun and exciting events includ- 7–9 p.m. | Todd Union the services and resources available to you ing the Fall Activities Fair, live music, a Come out to Todd Union to see your classmates perform in their creations from 24@Todd. in Dewey Hall while having fun with luau, fun foods, movies, giveaways, athlet- games, giveaways, and food. Evening Reflection/Meditation Yoga ic competitions, carnival games, and rides. Sponsored by the Greene Center, Kearns Center, 7–8 p.m. | Liebner Cooper Room, Goergen Athletic Center Plus, each year we have a headliner for Ain Center, CETL, OMSA, Education Abroad, Come join the University community in preparing for the start of the new academic year. No entertainment. Fellowships Office, and the Office of Undergradu- experience necessary. ate Research. https://www.rochester.edu/college/wcsa/ programs/community.html

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