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2 SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE 9:30 AM WELCOME Recreation Center Field House 10:45 AM NOON ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Campus-Wide NOON 1:30 PM LUNCH Recreation Center Field House NOON 3:00 PM SPECIALIZED TOUR OPPORTUNITIES 12:30 3:00 PM PRESIDENT S RECEPTION Global Heritage Hall 1:00 3:00 PM SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Global Heritage Hall OPEN ALL DAY 8:00 AM 3:00 PM FINANCIAL AID APPOINTMENTS Administration Building Individual appointments will be available throughout the day. Make your appointment in the Recreation Center at the Financial Aid Appointment Table. Can we help? 10:00 AM 4:00 PM RWU BOOKSTORE Lower Commons Get your RWU Gear at the RWU Bookstore. Get 10% off your purchase with the coupon in your folder. Ask anyone wearing an RWU polo or name tag if you need assistance throughout the day. See the campus map in this program for all campus locations.

DETAILS OF EVENTS 9:30 AM WELCOME Performance by Hawkward An RWU a cappella group RWU Experience Recreation Center Field House Hear current RWU students share real-life experiences, stories and

You will be escorted to your academic presentation by an RWU ambassador. NOON NOON 3:00 PM LUNCH Roger Williams University uses Bon Appetit for our dining services.

3 DETAILS OF EVENTS 9:30 AM WELCOME Performance by Hawkward An RWU a cappella group RWU Experience Recreation Center Field House Hear current RWU students share real-life experiences, stories and personal triumphs. Academic Address Provost Andrew Workman Presidential Address Dr. Donald J. Farish 10:45 AM NOON ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Campus-Wide Dismissal by major. You will be escorted to your academic presentation by an RWU ambassador. NOON NOON 3:00 PM LUNCH Roger Williams University uses Bon Appetit for our dining services. Our food is cooked from scratch highlighting seasonal local ingredients. A pioneer in environmentally sound sourcing policies, developing programs addressing overuse of antibiotics, sustainable seafood, the food climate change connection. We offer numerous options for vegan, gluten free and other dietary concerns. SPECIALIZED TOUR OPPORTUNITIES Residence Hall Tours Leaving From Feinstein College of Arts & Sciences Join us for a 30-minute tour of our first year housing options, running continuously. First Year Housing Options: - Cedar Hall - Maple Hall - Stonewall Terrace - Willow Hall Campus Tours Leaving From The Alumni & Admissions Center Join us for a 45-minute student-led campus tour highlighting academics and student life. Tours departing every half hour. Learning Commons University Library Stop by the University Library for a personalized tour of the building. Hear about the resources and technology available to all of our students.

4 SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS 12:30 PM 3:00 PM MEET WITH STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES We invite you to stop by the Student Accessibility Services table to learn more about SAS. Families may also request a brief, private consultation with an SAS professional staff member. The SAS table is at the President s Reception on the first floor of Global Heritage Hall. OFFERED AT PARENT AND ALUMNI ZONE 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM Global Heritage Hall, Room 206 Please attend the session that fits best within your schedule. PARENTS ONLY: Join parents of currently enrolled students and RWU Alumni for an insider s look into the RWU student experience. This session will include a question and answer period. STUDENT ZONE Global Heritage Hall, Room 105 STUDENTS ONLY: This is the time and place for newly accepted students to get information about the details of campus life directly from RWU students. TRANSITIONING TO COLLEGE: THE RWU FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE Global Heritage Hall, Room 108 RWU is committed to preparing our graduates for personal and professional success and to live meaningful lives. Hear from Academic Affairs leaders about how RWU s distinctive academics establish a solid foundation for learning and personal growth. Come learn more about how our First-Year Roger Seminars, Living Learning Communities, CORE Curriculum, RWU Experience and more, help students explore their strengths and interests, transition to college life, and chart a path toward career readiness. OFFERED ONLY STUDENT LIFE PANEL AT 1:00 PM Global Heritage Hall, Room G-01 This is an opportunity to learn about Student Life and ask questions of staff and student representatives from Student Programs & Leadership, Residence Life & Housing, The Intercultural Center, Recreation Center and Club & Intramural Sports. OFFERED ONLY GLOBAL EDUCATION AT 2:00 PM STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES AT RWU Global Heritage Hall Room, G-01 Roger Williams University values the lessons learned from global diversity. Learn how students enhance their academic and cultural experiences through studying abroad during their time at RWU. TELL US WHAT YOU THINK PLEASE COMPLETE OUR ACCEPTED STUDENTS DAY SURVEY AT Complete the survey and visit us at the President s Reception to get an RWU water bottle!

Presidential Reception 12:30 3:00 PM GLOBAL HERITAGE HALL Come meet the President of RWU, Dr. Donald J.

OFFICES REPRESENTED CENTER FOR STUDENT ACADEMIC SUCCESS: HANDS-ON LEARNING: ACADEMICS: STUDENT LIFE: - Advising and Peer Mentorship - First Year Experience - Student Accessibility Services - Tutoring

Programs - Interdisciplinary Minors - School of Law SUPPORT SERVICES: - Information Technology - Public Safety - Spiritual Life - Student Programs and Leadership - Clubs and Organizations -

5 Presidential Reception 12:30 3:00 PM GLOBAL HERITAGE HALL Come meet the President of RWU, Dr. Donald J. Farish and his wife, Maia; chat with staff from campus services, representatives from our clubs & organizations and athletic coaches. OFFICES REPRESENTED CENTER FOR STUDENT ACADEMIC SUCCESS: HANDS-ON LEARNING: ACADEMICS: STUDENT LIFE: - Advising and Peer Mentorship - First Year Experience - Student Accessibility Services - Tutoring Center - Center for Career and Professional Development - Community Partnerships Center - Feinstein Center for Service Learning and Community Engagement - Study Abroad - Bachelor s Plus Graduate Programs - Interdisciplinary Minors - School of Law SUPPORT SERVICES: - Information Technology - Public Safety - Spiritual Life - Student Programs and Leadership - Clubs and Organizations - Intercultural Center - Athletics and Intramurals - Bon Appetit (Dining Services) - ROTC - Orientation WELCOME ABOARD, FUTURE HAWKS! Celebrate Your Acceptance! 1. Use the official #RWU2021 Snapchat filter 2. on Snapchat 3. Snap us your photos 4. Stay tuned for surprises you could win RWU swag! We will pick one winner at random from each Accepted Students Day. Winners will be announced the following Monday. Have fun, be creative, good luck! You will automatically be entered by registering at the event.

6 Roger Williams University Campus Map Map Key: 1. Public Safety & Information 2. Alumni & Admission Center 3. School of Architecture, Art and Historic Preservation 4. Administration Building 5. School of Engineering, Computing and Construction Management 6. Feinstein College of Arts and Sciences and School of Justice Studies 7. Stonewall Terrace 8. Willow Hall 9. Cedar Hall 10. Center for Student Development 11. Fine Arts Center 12. Maple Hall 13. Mario J. Gabelli School of Business 14. Global Heritage Hall 15. University Library 16. The Commons 17. Global & Community Engagement 18. Marine and Natural Sciences Building 19. Richard L. Bready Mount Hope Bay Sailing & Education Center 20. Bayside Courts (Whitecap, Tidewater, Sea Breeze) 21. Mail Room 22. Campus Recreation Center 23. ELS Language Center 24. School of Law, School of Education and Law Library 25. Performing Arts Center 26. North Campus Residence Hall 27. Performing Arts Annex 28. North Office Building 29. James L. Maher Center (Privately Owned) Campus Shuttle Stops Electric Vehicle Charging Station Dining Areas & Snack Bars Bookstore Main Entrance North Entrance Lot 10 Old Ferry Road 1 25 Lot 9 Lot 8 Lot 7 Lot D Metacom Ave (Route 136) To Almeida Apartments 24 2 Lot Lot B Lot A Lot Lot Lot G Lot C 20 Lot 2 15 Minute Parking Lot 3 12 Lot E Lot Lot F Lot 4 Lot 5 9 Lot 6 Lot 6A 29 N REV Citizen s Bank ATM Santander Bank ATM Bank of America ATM To Baypoint Residence & Conference Center To Newport, RI Lot H 8 W E Health Services S

DO IT at home! WE ARE RWU. NOW YOU ARE TOO!

and reserve your spot in the Class of 2021. Make your deposit today and go home with RWU gear! Submit your deposit online at accepted.rwu.

Stay connected to RWU and discover resources to answer your questions at accepted.rwu.edu. Already committed?

7 DO IT at home! WE ARE RWU. NOW YOU ARE TOO! NEXT STEPS Stop by the Deposit Table at the President s Reception, the Financial Aid office, or the Office of Admission to submit your deposit and reserve your spot in the Class of Make your deposit today and go home with RWU gear! Submit your deposit online at accepted.rwu.edu Please remain in contact with your territory manager through the May 1, 2017 deposit deadline date. Stay connected to RWU and discover resources to answer your questions at accepted.rwu.edu. Already committed? Be on the lookout for your transition information for details about registering for orientation, living on campus, establishing your RWU account and more. This information will come to you via mail towards the end of April or the beginning of May. Thank you for coming to our Accepted Students Day Celebration!

8 We want to hear from you! Share your pictures, comments and feedback on Twitter or Instagram throughout the Office of Admission One Old Ferry Road Bristol, RI

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