SPRING 2020ORIENTATION SCHEDULE for STUDENTS and FAMILIES

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Friday, January 178 am–5 pm Offices Open

Student Health Center, McLeod-Tyler Wellness Center*Bursar’s Office, Blow Hall, Room 108*Financial Aid, Blow Hall, Room 124University Registrar, Blow Hall, Room 240Student Accessibility Services, Campus Center, Room 109*Student Health Center and Bursar’s Office close at 4 pm.

8 :30–11 am Orientation Check-In Campus Center, LobbyPick up your Orientation packet and meet your Orientation Aide (OA). Learn whether any holds exist on your student account and, if so, how to remedy the situation.

8:30–11 am W&M Tribe Card Processing Tribe Card Services, Campus Center, Room 169Pick up your William & Mary Tribe Card. Your Tribe Card provides access to dining halls, residence halls and events during Orientation. You can even make a deposit on your W&M Express account for access to over 30 on- and off-campus merchants, including vending and laundry machines.

8:30 am–4:30 pm Mailbox Key Pick-upSadler Center, Post OfficePick up your mailbox keys at the Post Office, located on the 1st floor of Sadler Center. Make sure you have your Student Tribe Card with you for identity verification purposes.

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9 am–12 pm Residence Hall Check-In and Move-InResidence Life, Campus Center, Room 212Residence halls open for new residential students. Check-in at Residence Life (with a valid picture ID) to pick up keys before moving into your assigned residence hall room.

9–10:30 am Exchange Student MeetingReves Center for International Studies, Reves RoomAll exchange students who will be studying at William & Mary for one semester or one year should attend this required meeting to meet your cohort and get important information!

12–1:20 pm Welcome Lunch for New Students and Family MembersSadler Center, Chesapeake RoomsWelcome to the Tribe! Join members of the W&M community as we share lunch together over an introduction to the university’s academic and co-curricular experience.

After lunch, students and families will have different sessions.The Parent & Family schedule continues on the next page.

The New Student schedule continues on page 5.

The W&M campus map is on pages 9–12.

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Friday, January 17 . . . continued1:30–2:15 pm Academic Success, An Insider’s Guide

Sadler Center, Tidewater A Learn from the Academic Deans about expectations at William & Mary, including the academic philosophy of a liberal arts university, how you can support your student, and the undergraduate research and global education opportunities provided by the university.

2:20–3:10 pm Helping Students Get the Help They NeedSadler Center, Tidewater AMany students transitioning into a new college environment eventually experience some challenge to their physical and emotional well-being. This program provides an opportunity for families to hear about services available to support optimal physical and mental health while at William & Mary.

3:15–4 pm Parent & Family Connections FairSadler Center, LobbyHear from the experts on the resources that will be available for your student’s success throughout their time with us. Campus partners from across our community will be available to answer questions and provide more information on questions you didn’t know you had, from transfer credits to student health and everything in between!

Academic Advising Dean of Students Office Campus Recreation Health Promotion Center for Student Diversity Residence LifeCohen Career Center Student Health Center Community Engagement Student Leadership DevelopmentCounseling Center University Registrar

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4–4:45 pm Authentic ExcellenceSadler Center, Tidewater AThis program explores the Plateau Effect, the tendency for people to stay “stuck at good,” and how the college transition can be a critical time for either breaking that pattern or cementing it further. Families will learn about the Authentic Excellence Initiative, designed to move individuals beyond the Plateau Effect and enhance productivity, fulfillment, and resilience.

4:50–5:30 pm A Chat with the Dean of Students Sadler Center, Tidewater AChat with Marjorie Thomas, Dean of Students, about how the college journey can be an exciting and challenging time for students and families. Find out more about the support and opportunities available.

5:45 pm Dinner, Students and FamiliesCenter Court at Sadler CenterThis meal is provided for all new spring semester students. Parents, families, and guests are invited to eat with their students on a cash/credit basis.

This concludes the Parent & Family Orientation program. Please travel safely.

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Friday, January 17 . . . continued1:30–2 pm Foundations & New Beginnings

Sadler Center, LobbyMeet your Orientation Aides (OAs) and other students in your orientation group.

2–4 pm Exchange Student Shopping ExcursionMeet in Hunt Circle (Behind Campus Center, in front of Hunt Hall)International students who are non-degree seeking may opt to participate in a shopping trip during this time.

2–3:20 pm Planning Your Academic Path as a Transfer StudentTucker Hall, Room 127ALearn about our Liberal Arts curriculum while considering your future academic plans. The transfer credit process will be covered and students will have the opportunity to work in smaller groups to prepare for course registration and meeting with their faculty advisor. Note: Students should bring copies of their transcripts, as well as their laptop computer if available.

3:30–4 pm New Degree-Seeking Course Registration Begins Tucker Hall, Various ClassroomsAll new students entering in the spring 2020 semester will register for up to 11 credits in a computer lab or via their own laptop with their Orientation Group. Professional, Faculty and Peer Advisors will be available to answer specific questions and help guide the students through registration.

4:15–5:30 pm Your New Tribe HomeSadler Center, Chesapeake ABegin to explore your new W&M community while meeting with Residence Life staff to become familiar with residence hall opportunities and policies.

5:45 pm DinnerCenter Court at Sadler CenterThis meal is provided for all new spring semester students. Parents, families, and guests are invited to eat with their students on a cash/credit basis.

7:30 pm A Night Out in Williamsburg: Ghost ToursWren BuildingStudents will meet in front of the Wren Building for a ghost tour of campus and Colonial Williamsburg.

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Saturday, January 187–9 am Breakfast

Center Court at Sadler CenterMeals are provided for all new spring semester students.

8 am–12 pm International Student Orientation Sadler Center, Tidewater RoomsRequired for all visiting new F-1 and J-1 students. All international non-degree seeking students will receive information separately from the Reves Center for International Studies.

9 am–8 pm Dell Computer Pick-upW&M Bookstore, Duke of Gloucester StreetIf you placed an order for a laptop, you can pick it up at the W&M Bookstore. Purchase accessories for mobile, laptop and desktop technology and browse the Apple Store for the latest Apple innovations.

9–10 am Building a Liberal Arts Experience for What’s NextSadler Center, Chesapeake AAll degree-seeking new students will be introduced to two campus resources that support a successful spring semester transition: the Office of Academic Advising and the Cohen Career Center. You’ll have conversations around the connections between academic requirements, major & career exploration, and identifying skills you can use for what’s next.

10:05–10:50 am Authentic Excellence Sadler Center, Chesapeake AThis program explores the Plateau Effect, the tendency for people to stay “stuck at good”, and how the college transition can be a critical time for either breaking that pattern or cementing it further. Students will learn about the Authentic Excellence Initiative, designed to move us beyond the Plateau Effect and enhance productivity, fulfillment, and resilience.

10:55–11:45 am We Enhance Your Campus ExperienceSadler Center, Chesapeake ALearn more about how Auxiliary Services works with products and services like the W&M Bookstore, Tennis Center, Parking & Transportation, Dining, and more to make your campus experience the best it can be!

Visit Auxiliary Services online: www.wm.edu/auxiliary

11:45 am–1:30 pm LunchCenter Court at Sadler Center

Meals are provided for all new spring semester students.

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Saturday, January 18 . . . continued11:45 am–1:30 pm Being a W&M Student Veteran Sadler Center, York Room

Non-Traditional Aged and Veteran new students are highly encouraged to join current students for a frank conversation about overcoming first-semester hurdles and how the student veterans group can support you through your university experience.

1:30–2:30 pm Student Success in the W&M CommunitySadler Center, Chesapeake AUnderstanding the community you are joining is a key to success. Join members of the Student Success staff and the Honor & Conduct Councils to learn more about how to successfully thrive in your new community.

2:30–3:15 pm Ensuring Community at W&MSadler Center, Chesapeake ABuilding community is everyone’s responsibility, and often requires the help of others. Hear from key campus partners about how W&M works to ensure a safe and welcoming campus environment.

3:30–4 pm Honor and Conduct PledgeWren BuildingAll new students will take the Honor Pledge in a ceremony conducted by the student members of the Honor Council and Student Conduct Council. Immediately following, you will have the privilege of touring one of the oldest academic buildings in the country.

4:15–5:45 pm Making A Tribe ChoiceSadler Center, Commonwealth AuditoriumThe choices we make at William & Mary can define and influence us as individuals, as members in our small groups and teams, and as participants in the greater Tribe community. This engaging session explores the values and costs of our choices with a particular emphasis on issues of high importance to the Tribe.

6 pm DinnerCenter Court at Sadler CenterMeals are provided for all new spring semester students.

7:30 pm A Night Out in Williamsburg: Merchant’s Square & Skating Sadler Center, Lobby

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Sunday, January 199–10:30 am Breakfast

Center Court at Sadler CenterMeals are provided for all new spring semester students.

11 am–1 pm LunchCenter Court at Sadler CenterMeals are provided for all new spring semester students.

1–1:55 pm What the COLL Curriculum Actually MeansSadler Center, Chesapeake AThis session builds on the other academic session from the weekend, and your meeting with your faculty advisor. Faculty who teach COLL classes at every level will share how they incorporate the COLL skills and objectives into their classrooms. You will know what to expect in your COLL classes after hearing directly from these experts – our professors who are passionate about COLL and your experience as new transfer students.

2–2:45 pm Concurrent Sessions (Attend one of the following sessions.) A Global Education

Sadler Center, Tidewater ADiscuss aspects of studying away including choosing a program, earning transfer credit, setting up finances, and determining the timing in your personal and professional development with staff from the Reves Center.Visit the Reves Center for International Studies online: www.wm.edu/revescenter

-- Strategies for Academic Success Sadler Center, Chesapeake A

Learn about study groups, organization, time management, college-level study skills and effective textbook use. Visit Academic Enrichment online: www.wm.edu/academicenrichment

-- Connect With Your Career

Cohen Career Center, Presentation RoomExplore professional development objectives such as obtaining internships and externships, and create a powerful professional story with staff from the Cohen Career Center as they unpack tools to help you prepare for life beyond W&M.Visit the Cohen Career Center online: www.wm.edu/career

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ADMIN & STUDENT SERVICESAdmission (undergraduate) F4Alexander Galt Ins AAlumni House* D1Bell Hall E5Blank House E5Blow Memorial Hall E2Brafferton F3Brafferton Kitchen F3Bridges House F4Bull House F2Campus Center F4Child Care Center F4Cohen Career Center D3College Apartments G2Commons Dining Hall A3Community Building B2Corner House E5Davis House G3Facilities Mgmt. Admin. F4Facilities Management Annex F5Facilities Management Shops F5Facilities Safety 1 G4Facilities Safety 2 G4Facilities Supervisors G5Griggs House E5Hoke House F4Hoke House Annex F4

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ADMIN & STUDENT SERVICESAdmission (undergraduate) F4Alexander Galt Ins AAlumni House* D1Bell Hall E5Blank House E5Blow Memorial Hall E2Brafferton F3Brafferton Kitchen F3Bridges House F4Bull House F2Campus Center F4Child Care Center F4Cohen Career Center D3College Apartments G2Commons Dining Hall A3Community Building B2Corner House E5Davis House G3Facilities Mgmt. Admin. F4Facilities Management Annex F5Facilities Management Shops F5Facilities Safety 1 G4Facilities Safety 2 G4Facilities Supervisors G5Griggs House E5Hoke House F4Hoke House Annex F4

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2:50–3:35 pm Concurrent Sessions (Attend one of the following sessions.) A Global Education

Sadler Center, Tidewater ADiscuss aspects of studying away including choosing a program, earning transfer credit, setting up finances, and determining the timing in your personal and professional development with staff from the Reves Center.Visit the Reves Center for International Studies online: www.wm.edu/revescenter

-- Strategies for Academic Success Sadler Center, Chesapeake A

Learn about study groups, organization, time management, college-level study skills and effective textbook use. Visit Academic Enrichment online: www.wm.edu/academicenrichment

-- Connect With Your Career

Cohen Career Center, Presentation RoomExplore professional development objectives such as obtaining internships and externships, and create a powerful professional story with staff from the Cohen Career Center as they unpack tools to help you prepare for life beyond W&M.

Visit the Cohen Career Center online: www.wm.edu/career

3:45–5:30 pm One Tribe, Many StoriesSadler Center, Commonwealth AuditoriumWilliam & Mary students are diverse in talents, interests, backgrounds, and identities. Explore the rewards, obligations, and tensions associated with your commitment to our community.

6 pm DinnerCenter Court at Sadler Center

Meals are provided for new spring semester students. 7:30 pm A Night Out in Williamsburg: AMF Williamsburg Lanes Sadler Center, Lobby

Don’t Forget!

My advising appointment is on Tuesday,

January 21 at ___________________am.

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Monday, January 20William & Mary is observing the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. today. University offices are closed.

Orientation Aides may plan optional events for new students.

7–10:30 am Breakfast Center Court at Sadler Center Meals are provided for new spring semester students.

9:15–10:15 am Bookstore Trips (Opportunity 1 of 2)OAs will meet students at the couches in the Sadler Center Lobby to walk to the bookstore and explain the process for choosing and buying books.

10:30 am–12 pm Exploring Your New Community: A Campus Tour with More! (Opportunity 1 of 2)

Join your OAs and fellow new students for an adventure throughout the W&M campus, Colonial Williamsburg, and the surrounding City of Williamsburg

12–2 pm LunchCommons Dining Hall or Center Court at Sadler CenterMeals are provided for new spring semester students.

1:30–2 pm Exploring Your New Community: A Campus Tour with More! (Opportunity 2 of 2)

Join your OAs and fellow new students for an adventure throughout the W&M campus, Colonial Williamsburg, and the surrounding City of Williamsburg

2:15–4:45 pm Fun & Games Sadler Center, Chesapeake AB

Hang out with the OAs and new friends during this interactive afternoon activity.

3:30–4:30 pm Bookstore Trips (Opportunity 2 of 2)OAs will meet students at the couches in the Sadler Center Lobby to walk to the bookstore and explain the process for choosing and buying books.

5 pm DinnerCenter Court at Sadler CenterMeals are provided for new spring semester students.

7:30 pm A Night Out in Williamsburg: Regal Cinemas New Town 12Sadler Center, Lobby

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Tuesday, January 217–10:30 am Breakfast

Center Court at Sadler Center or Commons Dining Hall8 am–12 pm Academic Advising with your assigned Faculty Advisor Each student must meet with their advisor to review and plan a schedule for spring semester. Meet during the time you arranged during Friday’s registration period. Students will receive a PIN at the end of their meeting. This PIN is necessary to complete the registration process later Tuesday afternoon. Meetings typically last for 30 minutes. 9–10:15 am Swem Library Tours (Opportunity 1 of 2)

OAs will meet students at the couches in the Sadler Center Lobby to walk to the Swem Library for a tour with library faculty.

10 am–12 pm W&M S.O.S. (Services. Opportunities. Support.)Sadler Center, LobbyW&M has numerous resources to help students be successful throughout their university experience. Various campus representatives will be available in one convenient area this morning so you can pursue the information you want to ensure a positive start to your semester.

See your OA for the full list of participating offices. 11 am–1 pm Lunch

Center Court at Sadler Center or Commons Dining Hall12:30–1:30 pm Course Registration Continues

Computer Labs or Personal LaptopsThis time frame is for new spring semester students only.

1:45–3 pm Swem Library Tours (Opportunity 2 of 2)OAs will meet students at the couches in the Sadler Center Lobby to walk to the Swem Library for a tour with library faculty.

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3 pm Registration Continues Students may register for up to 18 credits. Registration Add/Drop continues through 11:59 pm on Monday, January 28.

4–5 pm Wrapping Up Your Academic ScheduleSwem Library, Academic AdvisingAll students who have not yet registered for 12–16 credits are required to attend this session.

5 pm DinnerCenter Court at Sadler Center or Commons Dining Hall

6:30–8 pm Mid-Year Student Organizations & Activities FairSadler Center, Various RoomsThe Office of Student Leadership Development is pleased to offer the Mid-Year Student Organizations and Activities Fair. This Activities Fair is intended to meet the needs of incoming William & Mary students AND provide a mid-year opportunity to current students and organizations. The Office of Student Leadership Development works to help students engage, elevate, and explore opportunities for leadership and involvement on campus. We hope you’ll check out the Mid-Year Activities Fair!

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Charter Day 2020 | Friday, February 7Celebrating 327 years since the birth of William & Mary by Royal Charter, Charter Day festivities will involve students, faculty, staff and alumni, as well as the local community.

Learn more at charterday.wm.edu.

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Alma MaterJames Southall Wilson, Class of 1904

VERSE 1Hark! the students’ voices swelling

Strong and true and clear.Alma Mater’s love they’re telling,

Ringing far and near.

CHORUSWilliam & Mary loved of old

Hark upon the gale,Hear the thunder of our chorus

Alma Mater–Hail.

VERSE 4God, our Father, hear our voices

Listen to our cry;Bless the College of our fathers,

Let her never die.

CHORUS X 2William & Mary loved of old

Hark upon the gale,Hear the thunder of our chorus

Alma Mater–Hail.