CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DISCOVER ORIENTATION FIRST YEAR / RUNNING START SCHEDULE

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1 WELCOME! CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY DISCOVER ORIENTATION 2014 FIRST YEAR / RUNNING START SCHEDULE JUNE 30 - JULY 1 JULY 7 - JULY 8 JULY 10 - JULY 11 JULY 14 - JULY 15 JULY 17 - JULY 18

2 Dear Students and Parents, We are pleased that you have decided to join our community. Welcome to Central Washington University. Attending Discover Orientation will help you adjust to your new home away from home and will provide your first opportunity to experience academic and student life at Central. During Discover Orientation, you will meet future classmates, faculty, and staff; consult with academic advisors; register for classes; get answers to questions; learn about campus activities; and tour the campus and surrounding community. We look forward to seeing you at orientation. We are sure you will enjoy exploring all that Central has to offer. Best wishes for an exciting first year at CWU! Sincerely, James L. Gaudino President Students who graduate from CWU are well-rounded, educated, capable individuals. CWU MISSION STATEMENT: Central Washington University s mission is to prepare students for responsible citizenship, responsible stewardship of the earth, and enlightened and productive lives. Faculty, staff, students, and alumni serve as an intellectual resource to assist Central Washington, the state, and the region in solving human and environmental problems. DISCOVER NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION Button Hall, Second Floor DISCOVER@CWU.EDU

3 2014 Discover Orientation Staff DISCOVER NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION AND COURSE INFORMATION FOR FIRST-YEAR AND RUNNING START STUDENTS Welcome to Discover Day One Schedule Day Two Schedule Day One Session Descriptions Day Two Session Descriptions Important Abbreviations and Terms SURC Map - Main Level - Upper Level Colleges and Academic Departments Campus Office Locations Campus Map Coupons and Discounts TABLE OF CONTENTS

4 WELCOME TO DISCOVER NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION 2014 Dear Students and Guests: We are excited to have you join us for Discover, Phase II of Orientation. Discover Orientation is required for all incoming first year and running start students. Our goal is to welcome you to Central Washington University s campus community, make your stay comfortable, and assist you in your transition to college life. Student success is our number one goal. Your Discover Orientation leader is your personal host during your visit. Your leader can assist you with information regarding sessions, your accommodations, and other needs you may have. Many faculty and staff are also available to assist you. We look forward to serving you and making your visit informative and enjoyable. For the comfort of all of our guests, please note our Discover Orientation policies: 1. Discover Orientation is a substance-free program for students. Alcohol and drug possession or use anytime during your visit will not be tolerated. If students are in violation of this policy, they will meet with CWU conduct officers to determine their fall quarter registration status. 2. Quiet hours in the residence halls begin at 10:00 p.m. Please be courteous to your neighbors. Remember, you have an early morning on day two, so make sure to get some rest. 3. Please wear your name tag at all Discover Orientation sessions and meals. 4. Be respectful of others by keeping cell phones on vibrate or silent when possible. We look forward to meeting you. Welcome to Central Washington University! Richard DeShields Associate Dean of Student Living 2 Jenna Hyatt Director of Residence Life and New Student Programs John Mounsey Assistant Director of Housing

5 DAY 1 JUNE 30, JULY 7, JULY 10, JULY 14, JULY 17 See session descriptions on pages See SURC map on pages TIME SESSION LOCATION 7:00 AM - 8:15 AM 7:45 AM & 8:00 AM 7:00 AM - 9:50 AM 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM 7:00 AM - 9:45 AM 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 8:00 AM - 9:30 AM 8:15 AM - 9:30 AM 8:30 AM - 9:30 AM 9:45 AM - 10:25 AM 10:30 AM - 11:10 AM 11:15 AM - Noon 11:15 AM - Noon 11:15 AM - Noon 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM Check-in for Students Taking the Compass Placement tests Depart with Orientation Leaders to Testing Site Breakfast Refreshments Available Connection Card - Student ID 88.1 The Burg Radio Station Tours Wildcat Shop Bookstore Tours Library and Academic Research Commons (ARC) Open House Campus Tours (Depart 8:00, 8:30, & 9:00 AM) Check-in for Students NOT Testing Veterans Welcome Financial Aid Pre-conference Session University Welcome (Sit by group # posted) CWU Alumni Reception Meet your Discover Orientation Leader (Students Only) Parent and Guest Welcome Financial and Employment Q&A Session Connection Card - Student ID SURC Information Center SURC Pit SURC 137A SURC 137B SURC 120 Wildcat Shop Brooks Library SURC Pit SURC Information Center SURC 201 SURC Ballroom SURC Ballroom Wellington Event Center TBA By Group Number SURC Theatre SURC 131 3

6 DAY 30, JULY 7, JULY 10, JULY 14, JULY 17 ROTATIONAL SESSIONS Refer to group number on student s name badge to determine which session to attend. GROUPS JUNE 12:05 PM - 12:45 PM 12:55 PM - 1:35 PM 12:55 PM - 1:35 PM 1:45 PM - 2:25 PM GROUPS 7-12 Lunch: Name badge is your meal ticket Academic Advising Academic Advising: Pre-Admitted William O. Douglas Honors College (DHC) CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Housing and Dining - Student Medical & Counseling Services - A Student s CWU Financial Account Holmes Dining (SURC) SURC Ballroom SURC 201 SURC Theatre SURC 140 SURC 137A 12:05 PM - 12:45 PM 12:55 PM - 1:35 PM 1:45 PM - 2:25 PM Academic Advising & Light Refreshments CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Housing and Dining - Student Medical & Counseling Services - A Student s CWU Financial Account Lunch: Name badge is your meal ticket SURC Ballroom SURC Theatre SURC 140 SURC 137A Holmes Dining (SURC) GROUPS :05 PM - 12:45 PM 12:55 PM - 1:35 PM 1:45 PM - 2:25 PM CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Housing and Dining - Student Medical & Counseling Services - A Student s CWU Financial Account Lunch: Name badge is your meal ticket Academic Advising SURC Theatre SURC 140 SURC 137A Holmes Dining (SURC) SURC Ballroom 4

7 DAY 1 JUNE 30, JULY 7, JULY 10, JULY 14, JULY 17 TIME SESSION LOCATION 2:25 PM - 2:35 PM 2:35 PM - 3:50 PM 2:35 PM - 3:50 PM 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM 4:00 PM 4:15 PM - 5:15 PM 5:15 PM - 6:45 PM 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM 6:45 PM - 7:30 PM 8:30 PM - 9:45 PM 9:45 PM - 11:10 PM 10:00 PM Refreshment Break Students in Transition Session (Students Only) Parents in Transition Session Wildcat Snapshot (Students Only) CAMP Open House (CAMP Students/Guests only) TRIO Reception Depart for Parent Reception to University Reception Center Lawn (Parents/Guests Only) Parent Reception (Parents/Guests) Corner of D Street and Tenth Ave. Refreshments Provided Inclement Weather Location: SURC Ballroom Discover Orientation Dinner with Academic Advisors (Show Discover name badge) Recreation Center Open Hours (Volleyball and Climbing Wall) Residence Hall Tour Campus Night Life: Comedian Late Night Central Style (Students Only) Quiet Hours SURC 2nd Floor SURC Ballroom SURC Theatre SURC Ballroom SURC 135 SURC 140 SURC 2nd Floor University Reception Center Lawn Holmes Dining (SURC) Recreation Center (SURC) SURC East Patio SURC Ballroom SURC and Residence Halls Residence Halls 8:30 PM - 6:00 AM On-Call Support in the Residence Halls Beck Sparks Wendell

8 DAY 2 JULY 1, JULY 8, JULY 11, JULY 15, JULY 18 See session descriptions on pages TIME SESSION LOCATION 6:00 AM - 8:00 AM 7:00 AM - 8:30 AM 7:30 AM - 9:00 AM 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Recreation Center Open Hours (Sunrise Yoga) Turn in Residence Hall Room keys Continental Breakfast -Living Learning Communities (LLC) Breakfast -Being a CWU Student Athlete Breakfast -International Roommate Breakfast -Disability Services Breakfast -William O. Douglas Honors College Breakfast Wildcat Shop Bookstore tours Library and ARC Open House Connection Card Office Open Securing Your Federal Direct Loans: Drop In Recreation Center (SURC) SURC Pit Outside SURC 137 SURC 137A SURC 137B SURC 140 SURC 202 Barto Hall Lounge Wildcat Shop Brooks Library SURC 131 Black 227 OPTIONAL ACTIVITY 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM Yakima River Float* OPR/SURC Enjoy a leisurely afternoon floating through the picturesque Yakima River Canyon. Make your reservation in person at Outdoor Pursuits and Rentals, or call The cost is $25 per person, which includes beverages and transportation to and from the river. Make sure to grab lunch before departure or bring a snack on the trip. Check in at the SURC OPR at 1:00 p.m. We depart at 1:30 p.m. and return to campus at 5:30 p.m. Luggage can be stored at OPR. 6 *PRE - REGISTRATION REQUIRED. To sign up for the Yakima River Float, visit the Outdoor Pursuits & Rentals (OPR) Office in the SURC or call

9 DAY 2 JULY 1, JULY 8, JULY 11, JULY 15, JULY 18 ROTATIONAL SESSIONS GROUPS 1-9 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM Class Registration (Students Only) SURC Ballroom 9:15 AM - 10:45 AM Campus Q&A Panel (Parents/Guests only) SURC Theatre 10:45 AM - 11:30 AM Student Services Fair Refreshments Available SURC 1st Floor SURC 2nd Floor 11:30 AM - NOON CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Academic Survival Skills - Life in the Residence Halls - Campus Tour - Joining the CWU Community SURC 137B SURC 140 SURC Pit SURC :10 PM - 12:40 PM CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Academic Survival Skills - Life in the Residence Halls - Promising Futures: First Generation Student Success SURC 137B SURC 140 SURC 201 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM Optional Rafting Trip - Preregistered OPR/SURC GROUPS :15 AM - 9:45 AM CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Academic Survival Skills - Life in the Residence Halls - Promising Futures: First Generation Student Success SURC 137B SURC 140 SURC 201 9:55 AM - 10:25 AM CHOOSE ONE of the following sessions: - Academic Survival Skills - Life in the Residence Halls - Campus Tour - Joining the CWU Community SURC 137B SURC 140 SURC Pit SURC :25 AM - 11:15 AM Student Services Fair Refreshments Available SURC 1st Floor SURC 2nd Floor 11:15 AM - 12:45 PM Class Registration (Students Only) SURC Ballroom 11:15 AM - 12:45 PM Campus Q&A Panel (Parents/Guest only) SURC Theatre 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM Optional Rafting Trip - Preregistered OPR/SURC 7

10 DAY 1 SESSION DESCRIPTIONS Listed by chronological order of schedule WiFi at Discover Orientation 1. Connect to the CWU-Discover wireless network 2. Enter Password: gocats2014! Acceptable Use Policy: cwup acceptable-and-ethical-use-university-informationtechnology Financial Aid Preconference (we strongly encourage you attend) Is your application for aid complete? Wondering what s next? This session is designed for students and parents who are uncertain how to accept and activate their aid. We will cover topics from how to stay in good standing for financial aid, basic information on loans, how to finish activating your student or parent loan, budgeting your money, scholarships and work-study basics, and contact information for Central s Office of Financial Aid. If you miss this session, come visit us on Day 2 of Discover Orientation, after Registration, in our office in Barge Hall room 115. Connection Card Time to say cheese and come on in to get your Connection Card! This card serves as your general school identification card. It also contains your meal plan and will grant you access to CWU sporting events, the library, computer labs, and the Recreation Center. You also have an option to choose the Maxx card, which is a combination of your CWU Connection Card and U.S. Bank debit card. The Maxx card is a great option for CWU students, as U.S. Bank is the only full-service bank on campus. Come in to watch a short, informational slideshow, choose your card, and get your picture taken. You can also sign your Recreation Center release form and turn it in to get a free lanyard The Burg Radio Station Tours Cutting edge, state-of-the art broadcast studios, along with today s modern rock, hip-hop, hot 40, top country, and alternative favorites by and for the students of CWU. Come tour the station in SURC Room 120 and find out what it takes to get involved. Listen online at Wildcat Shop Tours You won t want to miss this tour. We will show you how to save money on textbooks, how to find your course materials, and explain all the services the store offers. In addition, you will receive a free CWU T-shirt. You will also be entered in a drawing to win free textbooks for fall quarter. This will be the most important money saving session you attend at Discover Orientation and also the shortest one at 10 minutes. 8

11 Library and ARC Open House Need a break from all the activity in the SURC? Take a walk down to the library where you can meet some of our librarians and staff. While you are there, stop into the Academic & Research Commons (ARC) on the first floor to meet the staff and learn about the services and technology that are available to you as students. Campus Tours You have not seen the campus until you have seen it with one of our trained campus tour guides. They will show you the well-traveled spots on campus and relay fun facts and stories about Central. Veterans Welcome The CWU Veterans Center is committed to serving veterans and their families by supporting them as they achieve their academic career and life goals. We offer an integrated holistic approach to support services within higher education. We strive to be known as the premier university of choice for veterans to achieve their academic success. Students that will be using GI Bill Educational benefits please attend the intake session for a one-on-one Q & A session. Feel free to bring your parents/guests. If you are a student veteran and are not using GI Bill Educational benefits please feel free to stop by with any questions. If you happen to miss this session there will be a Veterans Center Representative at the Student Services Fair. Students are welcome to visit the Veterans Center located in Bouillon Hall 206-N. Feel free to contact our office at or VA@cwu.edu. Parent and Guest Welcome / Financial and Employment Q&A Session This session will include Parent-Family Programs, review of schedule, and a question and answer follow up from the Financial Aid Preconference. CWU Alumni Reception Open to all alumni and their guests. As an alumnus we welcome you back to CWU and offer this reception to connect with CWU Alumni working at CWU and the Alumni association. We are excited that you have your student as a legacy and want to take this time to connect with you even more. Hosted by CWU Alum and Alumni Affairs. Academic Advising This session cannot be missed. Students will receive valuable insight as to what classes are available for fall quarter, how to build a first quarter schedule, English and Math eligibility, and how to start working towards a program of study. William O. Douglas Honors College (DHC) Academic Advising This session is for students who have been admitted to the Douglas Honors College. We ll explain the program, general education requirements, and we will help you plan for fall. Housing and Dining University Housing and Dining Services are committed to providing you with a premier residential experience. Join us for this all-important session to learn about the various residence halls and how to select the right meal plan for you. 9

12 DAY 1 SESSION DESCRIPTIONS CONT. Student Medical & Counseling Services Please join a representative of the medical and counseling staff to review the services provided including prescriptions, immunizations, scheduling, supplemental student insurance, ancillary fees, and availability of medical and mental health services offered on campus. A Student s CWU Financial Account What are my financial responsibilities as a CWU student? Who do I talk to about billing and payment options? What happens if I get a hold on my student account? And where do I pay my CWU bills, anyway? These questions and more will be answered in this breakout session presented by the Office of Student Accounts. Also covered will be important forms, including the financial aid authorization, direct deposit and the release of information form. Come learn about the options you have with your student account at Central. Students in Transition (Students only) College is a time of significant change. This session is to aid in your transition helping you manage your freedom while avoiding the bigger obstacles you might encounter during your first year at Central. This session will discuss roommates, alcohol and other drugs, romantic relationships, communication with family, faculty connections, campus safety, diversity on campus and other such topics. Parents & Families in Transition (Parents/Guests only) We recognize that parents and families will also go through a transitional period. This session will provide information that will help parents and families adjust as well as assist with their student s adjustment to college. Wildcat Snapshot (Students only) Prepare for action, games, and rewards in this fun-filled session. University Recreation will help you experience the many services and programs offered on campus through the interactive Wildcat Snapshot. Session attendees will have the opportunity to meet other students and ask questions about student life as they experience activities Wildcat-style. 10

13 CAMP Information Session (CAMP Students/Parents/Guests only) The College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) is a federally funded program that provides intensive support to students from migrant and seasonal farm working families during their first year at CWU. At this session, CAMP eligible participants will have an opportunity to meet CAMP staff and learn more about the program. Parents are welcome, and light refreshments will be served. Sesión informativa por el Programa CAMP (Estudiantes de CAMP/ padres/ invitados) El College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP) es un programa federal que prove apoyo intensivo para estudiantes de familias en trabajos agrícolas migratorios y temporales durante su primer año en CWU. En esta sesión, los participantes elegibles de CAMP tendrán la oportunidad de conocer al personal de CAMP y aprender más acerca del programa. Los padres son bienvenidos, y refrigerios serán servidos. Parent Reception at the University Reception Center Lawn (Parents/Guests only) After being on the go all day, relax in the serenity of the University Reception Center lawn, and enjoy some light refreshments with other parents. You will have an opportunity to meet and mingle with college deans, faculty, and staff. It is a great time to get information unique to your student s needs. Recreation Center Open Hours (Volleyball and Climbing) Want your energy back after a great meal? Come check out the climbing wall or hit the volleyball court! All Discover students and guests are invited to try out our award winning Recreation Center and come explore the opportunities. Signed WAIVERS are required for anyone using the facility. Residence Hall Tour Want to see what a typical decorated residence hall looks like? Orientation leaders will be giving guided tours to show you a common space and a sample room. Please note that because we respect the privacy of the students and conference guests who live on campus during the summer, we are limited in what we are able to display. Halls shown will be representative of a typical first-year student hall. For complete information about all of our residence halls, including pictures and floor plans, visit Campus Night Life After a long day of learning, join us for some fun. A member of Campus Life and Campus Activities will provide a little information about many of the activities and events that are already being prepared for your arrival in the fall. Then, be ready to laugh and have fun with one of the top comedians from the West Coast. Late Night Central Style (Students only) After the busy day, get a taste of Central s social life. Meet new friends and future Wildcats by joining in on some karaoke fun or just kick back and enjoy the activities inside the SURC. Pizza and drinks will be provided. Residence hall activities include a movie, board games, etc. in the main lounge. 11

14 DAY 2 SESSION DESCRIPTIONS Listed by chronological order of schedule Recreation Center Open Hours (Sunrise Yoga) Need a great way to start your day? Sunrise Yoga moves through yoga poses and sequences that will wake you right up. Use your breath to challenge your strength, balance, flexibility, and endurance, and begin this class saluting the sun. This class is suitable for all fitness levels and is being offered from 6:15 a.m.-7:00 am. The entire Recreation Center is open for you to explore from 6:00 a.m.-8:00 am. Signed WAIVERS are required for anyone using the facility. Residence Hall Key Check-In Be sure to remove all personal belongings from your room prior to breakfast. If you need to store items we have a luggage room that is available until 1 PM. Failure to return your key could result in a $35 re-core charge. Living Learning Communities (LLC) Breakfast Students who have already been accepted into Living Learning Communities and their parents/families should have received an invitation to the LLC breakfast. Learn more about your LLC and meet other students who will be living in your community. If you have not been accepted at this time, but are still interested, please attend this session. Pick up breakfast outside SURC 137, and feel free to bring food into the session. Being a CWU Student-Athlete Breakfast REQUIRED FOR STUDENT ATHLETES This session will provide information on how to become a participant in one of our 15 intercollegiate sport programs and will cover the NCAA Eligibility Center, insurance, athletic goals and objectives, contact information, and Q&A. This session is required for anyone plan ning to participate in following sports Baseball, M/W Basketball, M/W Cross Country/Track & Field, Football, M/W Rugby, Softball, W. Soccer, and Volleyball. Pick up breakfast outside SURC 137, and feel free to bring food into the session. Parents are encouraged to attend with their student athlete. International Roommate Breakfast Will you have an international student for a roommate? Are you interested in getting involved with the international community at CWU? Discover what rewarding experiences are waiting for you! Learn what you can expect rooming with a student from another country, who can assist you if you have problems, tips for intercultural communication, and ways intercultural experiences can expand your education and further your career goals. Visit the International Center or call Mark or Nicki at , or Roz at Pick up breakfast outside SURC 137, and feel free to bring food into the session. 12

15 Disability Services (DS) Breakfast Are you (or your parents) worried about how a disability will affect your academic success at CWU? Students with documented disabilities and their parents will receive detailed, individualized information about academic accommodations and other support services at the Disability Services (DS) Breakfast held during Discover Orientation. Contact DS for more information at 509/ or DS@cwu.edu. Stop by our offices in Bouillon Hall, suite 140. William O. Douglas Honors College Breakfast Join us as we discuss what you can expect as a DHC member. Breakfast will be served in the Barto Hall main lobby. Please enter through the central core front doors. Class Registration (Students only) By now students should have developed a list of class options and two possible schedules for fall quarter. Academic counselors and many program advisors will be available to look over course selections and help students finalize Fall quarter schedules. Securing Your Federal Student Loan This is a drop-in opportunity that will allow parents and students to complete their online Parent/PLUS Loan Application (parents only), Entrance Counseling (students only), and/or Master Promissory Note (both parents and students). Parents and students can also ask questions about the Federal Direct Loan programs and about how to be a responsible borrower. Stop in our computer lab for assistance and more information about your Federal Direct Loans. CWU Services Fair This is an opportunity to walk through a number of booths from multiple departments that provide a great number of services on campus. From Understanding All Things Tech at CWU (IS) to Leadership and Community Engagement opportunities, and from Student Employment to the University Police, please come and meet, greet and get your questions answered at the CWU Services Fair. 13

16 DAY 2 SESSION DESCRIPTIONS CONT. Campus Q&A Panel (Parents/Guests only) Representatives from across campus will be available to talk with you on any topic that is on your mind. It is a great opportunity to get those last questions answered as Discover Orientation comes to a close. Typical panelists include a current student as well as staff from Housing, Dining, Police, Dean of Student Success Office, Information Services, Wildcat Shop, Student Medical and Counseling Clinic, to name a few. Academic Survival Skills Meet the staff and faculty from the Library, Learning Commons, and Career Services as they provide an interactive overview of the Academic & Research Commons (ARC) and the services and technology available for students. Life in the Residence Halls So what is it REALLY like to live in the residence halls? What is an R.A.? Here is your chance for a candid discussion with residence hall professionals and student staff. Get an inside perspective on residence living with a roommate, sharing a bathroom, forming a community, getting involved in hall council, and events, etc. If you ask it, we will answer it! Joining the CWU Community: Student Rights & Responsibilities Come learn about the resources and support available through the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities and how they can help maximize your experience and success here at CWU. The session will also discuss some of the responsibilities and expectations that are placed on you as a member of the campus community that help to promote overall safety and student success. Promising Futures: First-Generation Student/Family Success Strategies A first-generation college student is defined as a student whose family members have not completed a bachelor s degree at a four-year college or university. This means that you are the first in your family to attend a four-year college to attain a bachelor s degree. Being first-generation is a very proud accomplishment. We recognize that you will face unique experiences as you begin this exciting journey, and we look forward to supporting you. Please join us as we provide some resources to help ensure your success at CWU. 14

17 Important Abbreviations and Terms FERPA Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) is a federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. This will be discussed in more detail during Discover Orientation. Students must sign a Release of Information form (included in your student packet) in the presence of a CWU employee in order for students records to be released to parents or others that they designate. FYE The Central Washington University First Year Experience (FYE) is a comprehensive approach to ensure first-year students experience a successful transition to college. The FYE program coordinates and integrates the efforts of all campus divisions to positively impact first-year students learning, persistence, and success. MyCWU MyCWU is the on-line portal and primary system-of-record for student information at Central Washington University. MyCWU includes admissions, financial aid, student records, academic progress, and student financial functions. Other auxiliary systems pass transactions to MyCWU to maintain accurate student records. MyCWU is the primary source of information for students and faculty, including class schedules, registration, grades, and financial need. CWU In order to comply with FERPA guidelines address is the only account that we can verify your identification and is the only address to which official university correspondence will be sent. As a public university, CWU often uses images and video of public campus life, events, ceremonies, and other university activities to advance the mission of the institution. By visiting, registering at, or being employed by CWU and being present in a public setting, you authorize the use of and reproduction by the university to any photographs or video taken while at CWU, without compensation. All photo and video files are university property, solely and completely. 15

18 SURC LOWER LEVEL LOST AND FOUND Internet Kiosk Station Mail Drop Box Restrooms, Drinking Fountains Elevators Access Screens ATM Lost and Found 88.1 The Burg A 137B US Bank Wellness Center 140 Scheduling Center 120 Dining Seating Cat Trax West Cat s C-Store Central Market Place Holmes Dining Area Kitchen PIT CHECK IN Info Center Cat Trax East Wildcat Shop Upper Level Wildcat Shop Lower Level To OPR Connection Card Office - M - R - E - * - $ - # -

19 SURC UPPER LEVEL Associated Students of CWU Center for Diversity & Social Justice Dining Services Administration Center for Leadership & Community Engagement Campus Life Administration & Accounting Publicity Center Ballroom R - E - Restrooms, Drinking Fountains Elevators Internet Kiosk Station Campus Activities Mezzanine Theatre

20 COLLEGES & ACADEMIC DEPARTMENTS COLLEGE OF ARTS AND HUMANITIES - Art - Communication - English - History - Music - Philosophy and Religious Studies - Theatre Arts - World Languages Programs - Africana and Black Studies - Asia/Pacific Studies - Film and Video Studies COLLEGE OF THE SCIENCES - Anthropology and Museum Studies - Biological Sciences - Chemistry - Computer Science - Geography - Geological Sciences - Law & Justice - Mathematics - Physics - Political Science COLLEGE OF BUSINESS - Accounting - Economics - Finance - Management - Latino and Latin American Studies - Psychology - Science Education - Sociology Interdisciplinary Studies - American Indian Studies - Science Honors Research - Environmental Studies - Social Sciences - Ethnic Studies - Women and Gender Studies - Primate Behavior and Ecology - Resource Management - Science Talent Expansion Program - Human Resources - Marketing - Supply Chain Management - Sport Management COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES EDUCATION AND TEACHER CERTIFICATION - Physical Education, School and Public Health - Language, Literacy, and Special Education - Teaching Elementary, Adolescent, and Young Children - Education Foundations and Curriculum COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES PROFESSIONAL STUDIES - Aerospace Studies (Air Force ROTC) - Aviation - Family and Consumer Science - Apparel, Textiles and Merchandising - Recreation and Tourism - Global Wine Studies WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS HONORS COLLEGE 18 - Engineering Technology, Safety and Construction - Construction Management - Electronics Engineering Tech. - Technology Education - Mechanical Engineering Tech. - Safety and Health Management - IT and Administrative Management - Military Science (Army ROTC) - Nutrition, Exercise and Health Science - Paramedicine

21 NOTES CHECK OUT CWU S MOBILE COURSE CATALOG FOR A MORE COMPREHENSIVE LIST. 19

22 CAMPUS RESOURCES AND CONTACT INFORMATION ACADEMIC ADVISING Course selection and scheduling BOUILLON HALL ADMISSIONS Transcripts and Admissions Status MITCHELL FIRST FLOOR ALUMNI OFFICE Always a wildcat. Stay connected to CWU BARGE HALL ATHLETICS Intercollegiate Athletics Program NICHOLSON PAVILION BROOKS LIBRARY CAMPUS ACTIVITIES Activities and special events SURC campus-activities CAMPUS LIFE Administration and Student Government Advising SURC CAREER SERVICES Holistic approach to career and life planning BOUILLON HALL CASHIER S OFFICE All payments to your student account BARGE HALL CENTER FOR DIVERSITY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Providing dynamic events, services and advocacy for all students to promote a diverse and inclusive campus. SURC 250/ CENTER FOR LEADERSHIP AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Leadership development and volunteer service opportunities SURC 256/ COLLEGE ASSISTANCE MIGRANT PROGRAM (CAMP) Provides support to first year students from migrant or seasonal farm working backgrounds HERTZ HALL CONFERENCE SERVICES Provide on-campus orientation lodging MUNSON HALL COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION Provides mentoring, academic and financial support for eligible low-income and/or foster care students to attend college. Hertz Hall CONNECTION CARD OFFICE CWU identification card and meal plans SURC DEAN OF STUDENT SUCCESS Provide educational purposeful programs, events, services and activities that promote academic, personal, professional growth within and beyond the classroom BOUILLON HALL DINING SERVICES Meal plans, dining facilities, employment opportunities SURC DISABILITY SERVICES / HR Assistance with disability-related issues BOUILLON HALL EMPLOYMENT (Student) Part-time jobs on campus BOUILLON HALL FINANCIAL AID Financial assistance through grant, scholarships, loans and work-study BARGE HALL

23 HOUSING Residence hall and apartment contracts BUTTON HALL FIRST FLOOR 888-CWU-HOME ( ) INFORMATION CENTER Laptop check out, lost and found, general information SURC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (IS) Wireless connections, network issues, Safari issues, passwords, etc. BOUILLON 112 Help Desk: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ADVISOR Advising for students in the U.S. in F-1 status INTERNATIONAL STUDIES AND PROGRAMS/ STUDY ABROAD CWU offers education abroad opportunitiesof varying types and lengths in 80 countries. INTERNATIONAL CENTER LEARNING COMMONS BROOKS LIBRARY FIRST FLOOR Math and writing help: Tutoring/supplemental instruction: NEW STUDENT PROGRAMS Orientation BUTTON HALL SECOND FLOOR PARKING SERVICES Parking Permits PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING POLICE PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING (Non-Emergency) 911 (Emergency Services) REGISTRAR Enrollment, records, academic evaluation MITCHELL HALL FIRST FLOOR SCIENCE TALENT EXPANSION PROGRAM (STEP) Program focused on increasing Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics degrees at CWU LIND 119B STUDENT GOVERNMENT (ASCWU-BOD) Working to represent you in a variety of ways that affect your daily life at Central SURC STUDENT MEDICAL AND COUNSELING CLINIC Physician, nurse, and counselor assistance 11th Avenue and Poplar Street medical counseling STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES (TRIO) Department of Education TRIO program; provides academic assistance HERTZ HALL STUDENT TRANSITIONS AND ACADEMIC RESOURCES (STAR) Intensive academic support program that assists academically at-risk students in their transitions into and through CWU HERTZ HALL TESTING SERVICES Compass test, placement exams, graduate and professional school admission tests, certification tests BOUILLON UNIVERSITY RECREATION/ OUTDOOR PURSUITS AND RENTALS Gym, rock-climbing wall, fitness programs, intramural sports, sportsclubs, and OPR Recreation: SURC/OPR: US CWU Full service branch SURC VETERANS CENTER Support and services for veterans or dependants BOUILLON HALL WELLNESS CENTER Promoting positive health behaviors SURC WILDCAT SHOP Textbooks, computers, supplies, and all Wildcat gear SURC WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS HONORS COLLEGE The Honors College is Central s interdisciplinary program for academically talented students. L&L BUILDING SUITE

24 JAPANESE CAMPUS MAP DO NOT EDIT ORIGINAL!!! AVIATION TRAINING CENTER - SEE INSET Parking is free with your digital parking permit included with your Discover Reminder AVIATION TRAINING CENTER CWU POLICE & PARKING SERVICES 22

25 ! >> SAVE A COPY << WELLINGTON EVENT CENTER BARTO HALL JAPANESE GARDEN 62 Construction Zone Check - In 23

26 TO DO LIST: Today: Explore Fall Schedule Options Register For Classes Before First Day of Classes: Buy Textbooks Review What to Bring List Contact Roommate 24

27 Do not tear out coupons. Present your Discover Orientation name badge to redeem coupons EXPERIENCE LEADE R S HII P P R O J E C T Don't miss out on Experience Leadership Project! (ELP) A three day retreat designed for incoming frst year students. SEPTEMBER Camp Ghormley Rimrock, WA SPACE IS LIMITED, SIGN UP TODAY! REGISTRATION DEADLINE: JULY 31 For additional information: - clce@cwu.edu call C OFF any purchase of $1.00 or more at the C-STORE any item at any station of $1.50 or more in Central Marketplace. 25

28 PHASE I PHASE II PHASE III PHASE IV WILDCAT DAY DISCOVER ORIENTATION WILDCAT WELCOME WEEKEND FIRST SIX WEEKS April 12 Today! NEXT! Sept September - November SEE YOU SOON! Questions: discover@cwu.edu Designer: Mark Stluka, CWU Class of 2014 Like us on Facebook! CWU Class of 2018 Central Washington University CWU is an AA/EEO/Title IX Institution. For accommodation: DS@cwu.edu