First Flight New Student Week 2011
Otterbein Love Song Celia Ihrig Grabill and Glen Grant Grabill In a quiet peaceful village there is one we love so true, She ever gives a welcome to her friends both old and new. She stands serene mid tree tops green, She s our dear Otterbein. (Chorus) Old Otterbein our college, we sing of thee today; Our memories round thee linger, in a sweet and mystic way. O Otterbein, we love thee, our hearts are only thine, We pledge anew, we will be true, dear Otterbein. Her halls have their own message of truth and hope and love; She guides her youths and maidens to the life that looks above. Her stately tower speaks naught but power, For our dear Otterbein. 2 First Flight
Table of Contents Otterbein Love Song.2 Welcome to Otterbein..5 First Flight Event Key 6 First Flight Flight Plan 7 19 First Year Seminar Class Locations...10 Orientation Team Meeting Locations..18 Community Team Rules...21 Campus Organizations and Groups.24 Academic Support...25 Special Thanks.27 First Flight 3
Training Coordinator Lauren Wargelin Senior Spanish and Psychology Chesterland, OH Summer Coordinator Chris Wood Junior Speech Communication Music Mendon, OH Transition Coordinator Michelle Dippold Junior Individualized Major: Environmental Sociology Columbus, OH 4 First Flight
Welcome to Otterbein! We are excited to have you officially join us as Cardinals at Otterbein University! After much anticipation and preparation, we are eager to have you back on campus for your First Flight! First Flight is the start of your journey here at Otterbein. You will create lasting memories, begin exploring your new home, and enjoy a sneak peek into your academic career. During First Flight, the OLs, RAs, Peer Mentors, and all of the Otterbein staff are working together as your Flight Crew. By the end of the week, we hope you will have earned your wings and will be ready to leave the nest on your own. Please place your seats in the upright position and secure your tray tables. It s time for your First Flight! Sincerely, Michelle, Lauren & Chris First Flight 5
First Flight Event Key Throughout this program you will find these symbols next to events and sessions to indicate what type of session they are: This symbol represents informational sessions and events that will prepare you for every aspect of being a college student. This symbol shows academic events that are necessary for you to start your educational career at Otterbein off the right way! Cardy the Cardinal will direct you to events that will help you become a part of the Otterbein Community and to help you start to develop a community of your own here! This symbol represents events that are fun and exciting! Start your time at Otterbein with a few events that show what fun you can have as a Cardinal! This symbol shows you when you will be eating fantastic meals throughout the week! For those students celebrating Ramadan, dining arrangements can be made through Bon Appétit at 614 823 1116 or cafebonappetit@otterbein.edu 6 First Flight
First Flight 2011 Wednesday, August 24 Sunday, August 28 Wednesday, August 24, 2011 First Flight Check In Checklist: Campus Center Lounge 10:00 am 4:20 pm New Student Check In Even Rooms : 10:00 am 12:00 pm Odd Rooms : 1:00 pm 3:00 pm Check in for new residents will be held in the Campus Center Lounge. After you have your move in packet, you can move into your respective residence hall! Commuters: 4:00 pm 4:20 pm Check in for commuters will be held in the Campus Center Lounge. Flight Plan Receive your Flight Plan of fun events. New students are expected to attend all events. We look forward to seeing you this week! Health Center Check In Check in with the Health Center to find out if they have received your medical information. Cardinal Card Pick Up Pick up your Otterbein Student ID, the Cardinal Card. Learn where your ID can be used and have the opportunity to add value to your card at the Business Office. Parking Decal Keeping a car on campus? Make sure to register your car with Otterbein Police (make, model, year, color, and license plate number). First Flight 7
Wednesday, August 24, 2011 4:30 pm Community Team Meeting Residents Respective Residence Halls Commuters Campus Center Lounge Receive your Community Colors and learn your Community Cheer! Review your Flight Plan and create your game plan for defeating the competition throughout the week. Receive important information related to your FYS and Department Meetings. Get your meal tickets for the week (all new students) this will be the only time this information will be distributed, make sure you are in attendance! 5:30 pm Picnic by the Rock 7:00 pm Enjoy your first meal with your new classmates during this picnic hosted by some of Otterbein s VIPs. Take part in an Otterbein tradition signing the Rock and receive your First Flight T shirt! This is also a great time to sign up for the Fall Community Plunge. This picnic is only for new students, a First Flight meal band is required. 7:00 pm Opening Speaker: Judson Laipply Life is Change Cowan Hall Judson Laipply promises to do two things: make you laugh and make you think. For the last seven years, his passion for both has entertained and educated audiences all over the world. He utilizes "Inspirational Comedy" to blend the realities of life with side splitting humor. Judson is the creator of The Evolution of Dance as featured on the Today Show, E!, Ellen, Oprah and hundreds more! 9:00 pm Floor Meetings and Commuter Meeting Residents Respective Residence Halls Commuters Campus Center Lounge Meet the people in your new community including staff members and other residents/commuters. Your attendance is required at this community gathering. Becca Devore Senior Sport Management Business Admin. Hudson, OH Clements Team Kimi Slonkosky Sophomore Nursing Versailles, OH 8 First Flight CLEMENTS
Thursday, August 25, 2011 8:00 am Breakfast 8:45 am Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Meet at 7:55 am at your Community Team Location if you would like breakfast. 9:00 am Choir Audition Sign Up Sheets posted in the lobby of Battelle. Auditions held Saturday, August 27 and Sunday August 28. All students welcome! Contact Dr. Gayle Walker, gwalker@otterbein.edu with questions. 9:30 am New Student Welcoming Convocation Cowan Hall You will be welcomed to Otterbein by both faculty and students during this convocation that highlights tradition and ceremony. Bring your Common Book assignments, paper for notes and pen/pencil because you will go directly to your FYS meeting. 10:30 am Join us at the Welcome Reception in front of Roush Hall following Convocation. 10:45 am Meet with your First Year Seminar class, Peer Mentor, and professor! 12:00 pm Various Locations listed on page 10 You will meet your FYS instructor and Peer Mentor! Turn in your Common Book assignment and begin discussing academic expectations for the year. This is an academic experience, so it is important to come prepared. 12:00 pm Lunch on the Lawn with FYS class 1:15 pm Lawn between Battelle and the Science Building Rain Location: Clements Center Celebrate the academic year with a festive picnic! Enjoy lunch with your FYS instructor, Peer Mentor and classmates. This is also a great time to sign up for the Fall Community Plunge. Travis Martin Junior Allied Health Sidney, OH Clippinger Team Katie Miller Junior Business Admin. Springfield, OH CLIPPINGER First Flight 9
Thursday, August 25, 2011 First Flight FYS Meeting Locations: Fall, Spring and J Term Courses FYS 1001: Prof. Svitana Towers 241 FYS 1002: Prof. Berndt Towers 115 FYS 1003: Prof. Piloiu Presented by: Prof. M. Gilbert Rike 201 FYS 1004: Prof. Mills Rike 206 FYS 1005: Prof. Jackson Presented by: Prof. R. Gilbert Library 127 FYS 1006: Prof. Pempek Roush 212 FYS 1007: Prof. Shively Roush 426 FYS 1008: Prof. Phillips Roush 424 FYS 1009: Prof. Ashworth Towers 114 FYS 1010: Prof. Lobb Towers 112 FYS 1011: Prof. Hallett Battelle 250 FYS 1012: Prof. Lehman Roush 117 FYS 1013: President Krendl Roush 118 FYS 1014: Prof. Gorman Towers 110 FYS 1015: Prof. Bradley Library 124 FYS 1016: Prof. Lescinsky Science 237 FYS 1017: Prof. Millsap Towers 117 FYS 1018: Prof. Sheffer Towers 122 FYS 1019: Prof. Frick Presented by: Dean Gatti Science 104 FYS 1020: Prof. Cho Presented by: Ms. E. Phillips Science 204 FYS 1021: Prof. Weiss Roush 213 FYS 1023: Prof. Stucki Science 238 FYS 1024 01/02: Prof. J. Kengla Roush 114 FYS 1025: Prof. Wilson Towers 121 FYS 1027: Prof. Ross Battelle 204 FYS 1028: Prof. Reis Presented by: Ms. T. Benner Library 126 FYS 1031: Prof. Yntema Presented by: Mr. B. Burton Library 118 FYS 1032: Prof. Shpancer Presented by: Prof. Ortquist Ahrens Science 209 FYS 1033: Prof. Chivington Towers 239 FYS 1034: Prof. Ludlum Roush 210 FYS 1035: Prof. Washington Presented by: Prof. R. Kengla Roush 330 Kelsey Gorman Senior Psychology & Comm. Dance Mansfield, OH Davis Team Orey Wilson Junior Creative Writing Music Nevada, OH 10 First Flight DAVIS
Thursday, August 25, 2011 1:30 pm Interest Sessions Rotation One 2:30 pm Choose a session that is of interest to you. Each session is offered twice! Branch Out at the Library! (Courtright Memorial Library) Laptops, Movies and Bikes, Oh My! Come to the interactive session at the Courtright Memorial Library to find out how the Library can help you get the most out of Otterbein. Information Technology Welcomes you! (Chapel) What is My Ozone? How do you connect to wireless internet on campus? Do you know what could happen if you engage in copyright infringement? Where can you go for help with technology resources? Come to this session for the answers to all of your IT questions! It s All Greek to Me! (Sororities: Towers 110 Fraternities: Towers 112) This meeting will answer all of your questions you ve been dying to ask about Otterbein s Greek Community. Current sorority and fraternity members will talk you through the recruitment process which starts on September 26 th. Come see what being in a sorority or fraternity is all about! Go Away! (Roush 114) Now that you re here, go away! Live in a mud hut. Sail around the world. Study a foreign language. Teach ESL to new immigrants. Learn about yourself, your country and the world by going global with Study Abroad. Learn about affordable programs, how credits transfer, and how easy it is to apply. Students, Cops, and Stops (Science 104) Learn about the services that Otterbein s Police Department provides on campus, such as 24 hour campus patrol, late night escorts, motorist assistance, educational programs, lock out assistance, vehicle and bicycle registration, Red Alert Emergency Notification, and campus fire safety. Presented by Larry Banaszak, Chief of Police. Steven Barros Senior BA Music Marietta, OH Day Team Jazmyne Flowe Junior Public Relations Psych. & Jour. Columbus, OH DAY First Flight 11
Thursday, August 25, 2011 3:00 pm Interest Sessions Rotation Two 4:00 pm All of the sessions listed on page 11 are repeated during this hour: Branch out at the Library (Courtright Memorial Library), IT Welcomes You (Chapel), It s All Greek to Me (Sororities: Towers 110/ Fraternities: Towers 112), Go Away (Roush 114), and Students, Cops, and Stops (Science 104). 5:00 pm Dinner 6:45 pm Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Hanby & Mayne Halls 5:00 pm Clements, Triad Halls & DK 5:20 pm Davis Hall & Commuters 5:40 pm 7:00 pm Sex @ 7 Cowan Hall Come be a part of this fun and famous Otterbein Orientation tradition! This will be an interactive program, filled with cameos from your favorite OLs! 8:30 pm Casino Night 2011: Take Us to Vegas! 11:00 pm Campus Center Lounge Join us in an evening of Las Vegas style FUN and try your luck as Student Activities and the Campus Programming Board (CPB) presents Casino Night 2011: Take Us to Vegas! Complete with a professional casino touch, classic roulette games and more, we will turn the campus center into an authentic casino. Impress friends with your uncanny ability to beat the dealer, play poker, and hit the roulette table. Don t forget Blackjack! With our Blackjack Casino Game, everyone will want to be dealt in. Plus, you will love taking funny pictures and getting opportunities to win gift baskets and prizes. Join us for a FUN night of games, snacks & refreshments, prizes, and give aways. Everything is FREE for all students! See you there! Melissa Fink Sophomore Music Edu. Ostrander, OH Fouse Team Buddheesha Pahathkumbura Junior Broadcasting & Creative Writing Sri Lanka 12 First Flight FOUSE
Friday, August 26, 2011 8:00 am Breakfast 8:45 am Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Meet at 7:55 am at your Community Team Location if you would like breakfast. 8:45 am All Equine Majors will meet the Equine Department in the Campus Center Lounge to carpool to the barn. Be prepared to drive, if able. 9:10 am Art and Communication Majors will meet in front of the Library to walk to 33 Collegeview for the Meet the Department Session. Be some of the first to walk across the new Main Street Bridge! 9:30 am Meet the Department and Your Permanent Advisor 11:30 am Various Locations listed on page 14 Academic departments will welcome you and introduce different department faculty, as well as answer any questions you may have. Each department is doing something different don t miss this important academic experience. 10:30 am Where in the World? 12:00 pm Campus Center Lounge Meet the Department session end early? Head on over to the Campus Center Lounge with your Fall Semester schedule the OLs will be more than happy to assist you in finding your way around campus. 11:30 am BIO 1010: ALL new students registered for BIO 1010 with the last names A M MUST attend this class meeting (Science 104). Hope Davies Junior Marketing Dance Tiffin, OH Hanby Team Sara Swank Senior Early Childhood Edu. Intervention Specialist Westerville, OH HANBY First Flight 13
Friday, August 26, 2011 Meet the Department Meeting Locations Art: Miller Gallery at 33 Collegeview Biology & Earth Science: Science 209 Biochemistry & Molecular Biology: Science 208 Business, Accounting & Economics: Roush 114 Chemistry: Science 237 Communication: Lounge Area in Communication Building (33 Collegeview) Education: Roush 213 English: Towers 122 Equine Science: Meet in the Campus Center at 8:45 am Please see note above Health & Sport Sciences: Rike Center Gym 11:30 am Lunch 1:30 pm Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Hanby & Mayne Halls 11:30 am Clements, Triad Halls & DK 11:50 am Davis Hall & Commuters 12:10 pm 1:30 pm Second First Year Seminar Meeting 2:30 pm Various Locations listed on page 10 Reconnect with your Peer Mentor and FYS classmates during this second FYS meeting. Learn how to use your eportfolio and post your first assignment. Discover how to navigate My O Zone. Receive tips on how to be prepared for your first day of classes. Paige Schortgen Sophomore Public Relations Speech Comm. & Deaf Studies Leipsic, OH Hancock Team History & Political Science: Roush 212 Mathematical Sciences: Towers 117 Modern Languages & Cultures: Towers 115 Music: Riley Auditorium, Battelle Nursing: Science 104 Physics: Science 204 Psychology: Towers 239 Religion & Philosophy: Roush 116 Sociology & Anthropology: Roush 331 Theatre & Dance: Cowan Hall Undeclared: Chapel Andrew Szczerba Sophomore Music Edu. Toledo, OH 14 First Flight HANCOCK
Friday, August 26, 2011 2:30 pm BIO 1010: ALL new students registered for BIO 1010 with the last names N Z MUST attend this class meeting (Science 104). 3:00 pm International Students Orientation 5:00 pm Library 118 Required for all international students. It is essential that you bring your passport and I 20 or DS 2019. 2:45 pm Honors Student Gathering 3:45 pm Science Center 104 All students participating in the Honors Program will attend this gathering to learn more about the program and meet the coordinator, Dr. Cynthia Laurie Rose. 2:45 pm Students with Disabilities Orientation 3:45 pm Courtright Memorial Library 126 This session is a great opportunity for students with disabilities to meet the staff of the Academic Support Center, learn about services available, gain valuable self advocacy skills, and network with other students. 5:00 pm Dinner 7:00 pm Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Hanby & Mayne Halls 5:00 pm Clements, Triad Halls & DK 5:20 pm Davis Hall & Commuters 5:40 pm Jared Joseph Junior Music Edu. Powell, OH Martin Team Olivia Siniff Sophomore Undeclared Grove City, OH MARTIN First Flight 15
Friday, August 26, 2011 6:00 pm Fourth Friday Festival 9:00 pm Uptown Westerville OhioHealth 4 th Fridays continue with Dog Days of Summer. Enjoy live entertainment, food, more than 100 street vendors, and extended hours in Uptown shops and restaurants. Mutt March begins at 8 pm at West College and State Streets. March will pass by Cowan, Towers and Roush Halls. 9:00 pm Movie on the Lawn Lawn behind the Campus Center Rain Location: Clements Center Gather your blankets and your friends to enjoy watching Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides under the stars. Saturday, August 27, 2011 8:00 am Breakfast 8:45 am Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Meet at 7:55 am at your Community Team Location if you would like breakfast. 8:30 am Center for Community Engagement Service Day 12:00 pm Various Locations Meet in the Campus Center Lounge Take the plunge and dive into service! This Otterbein tradition is a great way to meet new people and develop strong friendships as you reach out to your Westerville and Columbus area communities through service. Sign up at dinner on Wednesday or lunch on Thursday. You must pre register to attend this event. Molly Sullivan Senior Public Accounting Dance Pickerington, OH Smith Team Denton Warburton Sophomore Psychology Hilliard, OH 16 First Flight SMITH
Saturday, August 27, 2011 12:00 pm Lunch 1:00 pm Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Hanby & Mayne Halls 12:00 pm Clements, Triad Halls & DK 12:20 pm Davis Hall & Commuters 12:40 pm 1:30 pm Orientation Leader Fun Day 3:30 pm Come hang out with the OLs as they host various activities! Capture the Flag (Lawn between Battelle and the Science Building) Capture your opponents and their flag in this classic team game. Scavenger Hunt (Courtyard in front of Towers) Learn your way around campus while discovering the traditions of Otterbein. Ultimate Frisbee (Clements Center) Toss and jump your way to victory. Corn Hole Tournament (In front of the Campus Center) Put your skills to the test with an old favorite. 3:30 pm Orientation Leader Interest Session 4:00 pm Towers 112 Do you love Otterbein? Do you think you would look good in a red polo? Do you want to help first year students get accustomed to campus? Come to this informational session to learn what it takes to be an Orientation Leader and how you can become a part of the Orientation Family! 4:15 pm Orientation Team Reunion 5:00 pm Various Locations listed on page 18 Can t remember your Team? Come to the Campus Center! Reunite with your favorite OLs at this Orientation Team Reunion! Play games, ask questions, chat about your First Flight experience, and more! Michael Spatafore Senior Health & Physical Edu. Vineland, NJ Thomas Team Haley Young Sophomore Public Relations Political Science Loudonville, OH THOMAS First Flight 17
Saturday, August 27, 2011 5:00 pm Dinner 7:00 pm Cardinal s Nest Campus Center Eat with your Orientation Team! Not planning to eat with your Orientation Team? Eat at your regularly scheduled meal time: Hanby & Mayne Halls 5:00 pm Clements, Triad Halls & DK 5:20 pm Davis Hall & Commuters 5:40 pm Orientation Team Reunion Meeting Locations Clements Team: Towers 114 Becca Devore & Kimi Slonkosky Hancock Team: Science 238 Paige Schortgen & Andrew Szczerba Clippinger Team: Towers 115 Travis Martin & Katie Miller Davis Team: Towers 116 Kelsey Gorman & Orey Wilson Day Team: Science 104 Steven Barros & Jazmyne Flowe Fouse Team: Science 237 Melissa Fink & Buddheesha Pahathkumbura Hanby Team: Towers 117 Hope Davies & Sara Swank Martin Team: Towers 119 Jared Joseph & Olivia Siniff Smith Team: Towers 121 Molly Sullivan & Denton Warburton Thomas Team: Towers 122 Michael Spatafore & Haley Young Vance Team: Towers 235 Jerrin Hill & Morgan Scott Van Sant Team: Towers 239 Kahla Johnson & Thomas Martin Vance Team Jerrin Hill Sophomore Allied Health Wooster, OH Morgan Scott Sophomore Human Relations Psychology Dayton, OH 18 First Flight VANCE
Saturday, August 27, 2011 7:30 pm Cardinal Launch Concert 11:00 pm Lawn behind the Campus Center Presented by the Otterbein chapter of the Music and Entertainment Industry Student Association (MEISA), this event will feature a wide variety of live music performed by artists affiliated with Red Grove Entertainment, Otterbein s own student record label. There will be games, prizes, and the announcement of the First Flight Community Team Champion! Sunday, August 28, 2011 10:00 am Brunch 2:00 pm Cardinal s Nest Campus Center 11:00 am Chapel Service Otterbein Chapel Located behind Clements Hall 1:00 pm Otterbein Bookstore Opens Remains open until 7:00 pm 3:00 pm Honors Student Reception 5:00 pm Mayne Hall Lounge Students participating in the Honors Program will gather to talk to one another, faculty, and staff. 6:00 pm Dance Team Auditions Rike Dance Studio For more information, contact Susie Crum, susie.crum@yahoo.com Kahla Johnson Junior Broadcasting Speech Comm. Germantown, OH Van Sant Team Thomas Martin Junior Political Science Legal Studies Sidney, OH VAN SANT First Flight 19
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Community Team Challenge Events: 1. Community Team Roll Call Each Team will stand up and do their Community Cheer. Show your energy, enthusiasm, and excitement for First Flight! Roll Call will be taken at the following events: Welcome Session Sex @ 7 2. The highest percentage of Team members at each event results in more points for your Team! Attendance will be taken at the following events: New Student Welcoming Convocation Attendance Card due by Lunch on Thursday. Interest Sessions Attendance Card due by Dinner on Thursday. Fourth Friday Festival Attendance Card due by 8:30 pm on Friday. CCE Service Day Attendance Card due by the end of Lunch on Saturday. Please return Attendance Cards to the Campus Center Office if you don t return your card, your Team doesn t get the credit! 3. Spirit Sticks Each Community will pick their best spirit stick to be sent to the final judging. Submissions due by the end of Dinner on Friday. 4. Hula Hooping Contest Cardinal Launch Concert. The winner of MEISA s Hula Hoop contest will win fabulous prizes from MEISA and bonus points for their Team. 5. Hall Congeniality Award Treat others as you wish to be treated. The Team with the most positive attitudes and good sportsmanship toward other Teams will be awarded Top Honors. Rules: 1. Positive attitudes should be maintained at all times. The point of this competition is to promote COMMUNITY PRIDE and give the PARTICIPANTS a greater sense of involvement. 2. Disrespect will not be tolerated and will result in the loss of points, the value of which will be decided at the discretion of the Community Competition Staff. Disrespect includes but is not limited to: Derogatory cheers toward other communities. Booing any other communities at any time for any reason. Arguments with any Community Competition Staff. Any other acts that the Community Competition Staff deem disrespectful. 3. All material should be inclusive to all students. If a single person might be offended by any material, it should not be considered. 4. Scores will be posted and updated daily in the Campus Center Main Lounge. THERE WILL BE AN ICE CREAM PARTY SUNDAY EVENING FOR THE WINNING COMMUNITY TEAM! First Flight 21
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Center for Community Engagement Events November 16, 2011 Hunger Banquet January 16, 2012 MLK Service Day February 29, 2012 Non Profit Job and Internship Fair Saturday, August 27, 2011 8:30am 1:00 pm Fall Plunge September 1, 2011 Connections Fair September 16, 2011 Constitution Day Monday, April 18th Friday, April 22rd, 2011 Earth Week April 21, 2012 Spring Plunge May 2, 2012 Celebration of Service September 24, 2011 Homecoming Service Event October 5, 2011 Bring Your Conscience to Work: National Service Opportunities October 22, 2011 Soul of a Citizen in the Garden, Make a Difference Day October 26, 2011 Sisters In Service For more information please contact the Center for Community Engagement or stop by their building at 82 W. Main Street. First Flight 23
24 First Flight Want To Get Involved? Check out these campus clubs and organizations! U OTTER BE INvolved! Accounting Club Actuarial Club of Otterbein College African American Student Union (AASU) Africana Club Alpha Lambda Delta (Freshman Honorary) Cap and Dagger Society Camerata Campus Programming Board (CPB) CardinalCorps Leader Cardinal Leadership Experience Cardinal Marching Band Cardinal Pep Band Catholic ACTS Cheerleading Colleges Against Cancer College Senate Commuter Association Symphonic Band Dance Team Delta Omicron (Music Fraternity) DESIRE (Diversity Education Scholars: Involved in Reaching and Educating) FreeZone Gospel Choir Greek Life Habitat for Humanity Host and Tour International Students Association (ISA) Intramural Sports Men of Vision Men s Choir Orientation Leader (OL) Otterbein Christian Fellowship (OCF) Otterbein Club of Athletic Training Students (OCATS) Otterbein University Democrats Otterbein University Republicans Otterbein University Student Council Otterbein Equestrian Team Otterbein Student Education Association Outdoor Adventure Club Phi Eta Sigma (Freshman Honorary) Quiz & Quill Religious Life Council Resident Assistant (RA) Resident Student Association The Rwanda Project Sports Management Club Starving Artists Student Alumni Association Students for Life Tan and Cardinal (T&C) United Methodist Student Group Up Til Dawn WOBN (Radio) WOCC TV 3 Women s Choir Check out these organizations and more at First Friday Festival!
Question? Need Help? Department/ Location WHERE DO I GET MY STUDENT ID PICTURE? WHERE CAN I PURCHASE BOOKS AND OTTERBEIN CLOTHING? WHERE IS CAMPUS POLICE LOCATED? WHERE DO I FIND INFORMATION ABOUT STUDY ABROAD OPPORTUNITIES? WHERE DO I FIND INFORMATION ABOUT CAMPUS HOUSING? WHERE CAN I ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT FINANCIAL AID, SCHOLARSHIPS AND STUDENT EMPLOYMENT? WHERE CAN I ASK QUESTIONS ABOUT MY TUITION BILL, PUT MONEY ON MY CARDINAL CARD OR CHANGE MY MEAL PLAN? WHERE CAN I GET ANSWERS ABOUT STUDENT IMMUNIZATIONS AND HEALTH INSURANCE? WHERE CAN I GET ANSWERS ABOUT COMPUTER RELATED ISSUES? WHERE CAN I GO TO GET HELP WITH MY CLASS SCHEDULE? WHERE CAN I FIND OUT ABOUT ACADEMIC SUPPORT AND DISABILITY SERVICES? Campus Center Office, Main Floor 614 823 3202 M F 8:30am 5:00pm Campus Bookstore, Campus Center, Main Floor 614 823 1364 M 9:00am 7:00pm T F 9:00am 5:00pm Sat 10:30am 2:00pm 194 W. Main St., Corner of Main and West Street 614 823 1222 M F 8:30am 5:00pm Phone answered 24/7 Center for International Education and Global Engagement Carriage House 614 823 1312 M F 8:30am 5:00pm Student Affairs, Rear of Hanby Hall 614 823 1250 M F 8:30am 5:00pm Financial Aid Office, Barlow Hall 614 823 1502 M F 8:30am 5:00pm Business Office, 25 W. Home Street 614 823 1150 M F 8:30am 5:00pm Health Center, East of the Campus Center 78 West Home Street 614 823 1345 M F 9:00am 5:00pm Student Help Desk, Campus Center 614 823 1060 M F 9:00am 5:00pm Center for Student Success 614 823 1624 M, Th 8:30am 7:00pm F 8:30am 5:00pm Library, Second Floor 614 823 1610 M F 9:00am 5:00pm First Flight 25
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Questions? Please Contact: The Center for Student Involvement Campus Center 100 W. Home Street Westerville, OH 43081 614 823 3202 www.otterbein.edu