NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 2016 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

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1 NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 2016 OF EVENTS All events/sessions/meals are open to students and registered parent/guests, unless otherwise noted. Times and locations are subject to change (other than Thursday s move-in/check-in times). A detailed schedule will be provided at check-in. Times are listed in MST. 7

2 THURSDAY, AUGUST 18 Residence Hall Move-In/Check-In 8 a.m. - Noon Various Locations Please check-in at your residence hall any time between 8 a.m. and noon MST (please do not arrive prior to 8 a.m.). See the campus map for residence hall locations. Eagle Leaders, Resident Advisors, and members of CSC clubs and athletics will be available to assist with move-in, so this part will be quick and easy! New Student Orientation: Official Check-In 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Lindeken Clock Tower Following residence hall move-in/check-in, please proceed to the clock tower on the NORTH side of the Student Center (see the campus map). Official event programming begins at 2 p.m., so it is imperative you have checked in for NSO prior to this time. You will receive all official event materials at this time. One-Stop Shop 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Student Center Take care of last minute Eagle Business: Request official major/degree program changes Ask questions regarding financial aid & scholarships Make online/electronic payments to your Fall CSC Bill Pick up your CSC Parking Permit Meet with Student Health Services to submit paperwork & ask questions Visit with VA/Military Services and/or ROTC Academic Advising/ Course Schedule Changes Student Center Meet with an academic advisor for course schedule changes and general advising questions. Pick up your Student ID Student Center You must have your photo taken and your Student ID picked up before Saturday. You will not be able to utilize your meal plan without it! Technology Services Reta E. King Library Get assistance with network log in, MyCSC and Eagl . Lunch Lunch is on your own. We encourage you to visit one of the many restaurants in Chadron. Where s my Classroom? Campus Tours Lindeken Clock Tower Advanced registration is REQUIRED. You will have the opportunity to register during checkin, but it is required that you have access to your class schedule prior to going on tour. Transitional Studies Session 1-2 p.m. Memorial Hall This session is REQUIRED for students in the Transitional Studies Program (TSP). Students asked to attend this session will receive an additional flier in their NSO materials with further details. For more information about the TSP program, go to csc.edu/orientation and click on Math & English Placement information. Welcome to the Nest: Flying with Tradition 2-4 p.m. Dean s Green This is your first official NSO session! Discover your part in the history and tradition of Chadron State College. You and your new classmates will connect with current students to learn CSC traditions and the history that bind us together. Attendance will be taken! Presidential Parent/ Guest Reception 2-4 p.m. Sandoz Center PARENTS/GUESTS ONLY Join CSC s President, members of his cabinet and other CSC staff for light refreshments at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center. Explore the exhibits, cool off and enjoy conversation with fellow Eagle Parents. Following the reception, parents and guests should proceed to Elliott Field. 8

3 Gather for Class of 2020 Pep Rally 4 p.m. Armstrong Gym: West Side Get in the Eagle Pride Spirit! Students and Eagle Leaders will gather to prep for the Class of 2020 Pep Rally. Pep Rally, Eagle Welcome and Convocation by Dr. Randy Rhine, President Class of 2020 Class Photo 4 p.m. Elliott Field The formal welcome to students, parents and guests you are officially Eagles! Parents/guests, don t forget your cameras to capture the Class of 2020 photo. Welcome Picnic 5 p.m. Tent Join other new Eagles and their families for a barbeque in the Backyard. NSO on Bordeaux 6-9 p.m. Downtown Chadron Welcome to Chadron, NE! This event is co-sponsored by the Chadron Chamber of Commerce. Connect with the community members of Chadron while enjoying a street dance with live musical entertainment by Blue Street, a local CSC band. Located on *Bordeaux Street between 1st and 2nd streets. There will be fun activities for all ages, so you don t want to miss it! *Eagle Leaders will be available to guide you to the event. 9

4 FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 Breakfast 7:30-8:45 a.m. Student Center: Dining Room General STUDENT Session: Eagle Expectations 9 a.m. - 10:15 a.m. Student Center: Ballroom This REQUIRED session is full of information to ensure you have a great first year at CSC. Learn what our expectations are of you and what you can expect from us, now that you are an Eagle. General PARENT/GUEST Session 9 a.m. - Noon Memorial Hall PARENT/GUESTS ONLY Be advised, the content and length of these sessions may not be suitable for young children. It s a Team Effort: Help us give your student the best CSC experience Lisa Stein, Director of Admissions, will introduce the topics presented and serve as moderator throughout the sessions. Your New Eagle: Leaving your nest and joining ours Dr. Pat Beu, Senior Director of Student Affairs, will discuss the important role you play in helping us support your student during their first-year from a social standpoint. Students will experience many triumphs and tribulations throughout their time at CSC and if something goes awry, who are they going to call first? This session will provide an explanation of the programs and services offered at CSC to assist students throughout this transition so that you are equipped with the knowledge to help your student seek any needed support. Academics: The True Story About the Eagle Classroom The Academic Deans will explain the expectations of the Eagle Classroom, discuss the challenges your student may face in the college academic environment and how you can empower and help transition them into independent and successful Eagle students. Parents of College Students: Panel Discussion Hear from other parents of college students. They will share tips, tricks and stories about their own experiences having college students. Student Session 10:30 a.m. - Noon Various Campus Locations Earning your Academic Wings: Meet your Academic Department Meet with all the faculty from your Academic Department and the other students in your chosen degree field. Lunch Student Center: Dining Room Information/Group Fair Lindeken Clock Tower Want to know who s who in the community and on campus? Join us west of the clock tower where a variety of businesses, clubs and organizations will be providing information, answering questions, and giving away freebies and door prizes. Where s my Classroom? Campus Tours 1-3 p.m. Student Center Advanced registration is REQUIRED. Please visit the main Check-In Desk in the Student Center to sign-up before 1 p.m. You will need to have access to your class schedule prior to going on tour. 10

5 Open House: Student Services 2-4:30 p.m. Please utilize this time to meet with the various Student Services personnel in their office locations. This is your LAST CHANCE to take care of any remaining business or ask questions, as offices are not open over the weekend Student ID Photos/Pick Up: Student Center Student Activities: Student Center The Pit Dining Services: Student Center Dining Room Business Office - Parking Permits and Billing Questions: Crites Hall Lobby START Office - Enrollment Changes, Major Changes & Financial Aid Questions: Crites Hall Lobby Notary Services: Crites Hall Lobby Housing: Crites Hall 102 Health Services: Crites 009 Disability Services: Crites 011 ROTC: Crites 003 Human Resources - Student Employment Inquiries: Sparks Hall 122 Learning Center - Tutoring/Supplemental Instruction: Reta E. King Library (main level) Internship and Career Services: Reta E. King Library (main level) IT HelpDesk - Technology Assistance: Reta E. King Library (main level) Project Strive/ TRiO: Reta E. King Library (lower level) Military and Veteran s Affairs: Military and VA Services Center (behind Edna Work Hall). Concurrent Sessions 2-3 p.m. Will My Credits Transfer? Student Center - Scottsbluff Room This session offers information on the various types of transfer credit such as: dual credit, AP credit, CLEP credit, military credit and transfer credit from other colleges/universities. Parents of Education Students Old Admin Room 136 If you student is an Education major, please join the Education faculty in a question/answer session. Degree program requirements will be covered including student teaching, PRAXIS testing, additional costs, and what your student should expect as an education major. Backyard Bash! Party & Barbeque Kent/High Rise/Andrews Backyard Barbeque at 5 p.m. Party 6 p.m. to dark 11