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New Student Orientation

2016

HONORS ORIENTATION ITINERARY

UNIVERSITY OF ARK ANSAS

welcome

New Students, Parents, and Guests JUNE 6-7 • JUNE 7-8

orientation.uark.edu @uofaadmissions • #uark20

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JUNE 6-7 & JUNE 7-8

New Student Orientation Welcome to the University of Arkansas!

2016

Today, you will join the University of Arkansas community. During orientation, you will meet faculty, staff, and current students who are here to help you leave your mark on Senior Walk.

Consider this the first day of an experience in which you will engage with world-class faculty and make friendships that will last a lifetime.

HONORS ORIENTATION ITINERARY

win prizes!

Passport Stamp Book Throughout your orientation session, you will have opportunities to win prizes by attending sessions denoted by the orientation stamp shown below. For every session you or your guests attend, you will be entered to win one of several iPads or book scholarships sponsored by the University of Arkansas Bookstore. See your Passport Stamp Book for more details.

On behalf of the faculty, staff, students, and alumni of the University of Arkansas, welcome to the Hill. We are glad you are here!

Sincerely, Your Orientation Team

Social Media Follow us on social media and don’t miss out on important and helpful information we’ll be sharing throughout orientation. Use your class hashtag and retweet our #uark20 posts!

Amber Roth

Tara Carr

Tanner Burge

Associate Director

Assistant Director

Orientation Counselor

Rachel Bannert

Logan Hilliard

Leah Jordan

Orientation Assistant

Orientation Assistant

Orientation Assistant

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orientation schedule 2:00 – 3:00 p.m.

Student Check-In Maple Hill South Courtyard Check in with our staff, drop off your overnight luggage, and make your way to the Arkansas Union.

DAY 1 5:10 – 5:20 p.m.

5:20 – 5:45 p.m. Traditions Verizon Ballroom Reunite with family and guests, and enjoy the company of new friends, as we present the rich academic, cultural, historical, and athletic traditions that make the University of Arkansas so special.

Parent & Guest Check-In Arkansas Union Living Room Parents, family members, and guests will check in at the Arkansas Union Living Room.

5:45 – 6:30 p.m.

Campus Card Campus Card Office

Transitions for Parents Verizon Ballroom During this session, Parent & Family Programs will discuss key topics for a successful transition for you and your students. Topics will include homesickness, campus involvement, student conduct, and the Parent Partnership Association. An interactive panel will also provide insight from students that serve as Parent Ambassadors.

Information Exchange International Connections Lounge Visit with more than 50 campus offices gathered in the Arkansas Union to provide valuable information and answer questions.

University Welcome Verizon Ballroom Receive a warm welcome from students and faculty on behalf of the University of Arkansas community.

3:20 – 4:20 p.m.

Honors College Community Meeting Verizon Ballroom Learn about opportunities available for all honors students, including study abroad and research grants. A panel of honors students will share their experiences of discovery, creativity, and service.

4:20 – 4:50 p.m.

Navigating New Territories Verizon Ballroom This session is designed to provide you with information that will help you and your guests successfully navigate the University of Arkansas, with representatives from: Enrollment Services Title IX

Small Group Meeting for Students Verizon Ballroom Meet your orientation mentors, get to know other new students, ask questions, and participate in fun activities.

An orientation mentor will guide you to the campus card office to request your student ID card. You will pick up your ID card on day 2 between 7:30-9:00 a.m. in the Arkansas Union Living Room.

3:00 – 3:20 p.m.

Break

6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Dinner Brough Commons Dining Hall 7:30 – 8:45 p.m.

Student Zone Verizon Ballroom Parent Zone Union Theatre During this split session, parents will hear from orientation mentors regarding the transition to college, meet other parents, and learn about technology on campus from the U of A Computer Store staff. Students will have the chance to interact with current students and discuss topics such as housing, student conduct, campus life, and transitioning to college.

The session also addresses student safety at the University of Arkansas, including campus resources dedicated to recognizing and preventing violence on campus.

Student Standards & Conduct

Pat Walker Health Center U of A Police Department Transit & Parking 4:50 – 5:10 p.m.

Destination: Fayetteville Verizon Ballroom Learn about your new college home with representatives from the Housing Office or Off-Campus Student Services.

8:45 – 10:30 p.m. Evening Programs Presents: Hog-A-Palooza Arkansas Union Enjoy the chance to meet other new students during an evening of fun activities in our student technology center and Union patio, with food and music.

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orientation schedule 7:00 – 8:00 a.m.

DAY 2

Housing Check-Out Maple Hill South If you stay overnight on campus, check out of your room at the Maple Hill South front desk by 8:00 a.m.

7:30 – 9:00 a.m.

Continental Breakfast* Arkansas Union Living Room Enjoy a selection of fresh fruit, pastries, juices, and coffee, courtesy of Chartwells. Breakfast will be served in front of the fireplace in the Arkansas Union Living Room.

7:30 and 8:15 a.m.

9:20 – 9:50 a.m.

Academic Success Verizon Ballroom The Office of Graduation and Retention will highlight Title IX and essential firstyear success tips from CLASS+, University Libraries, and Academic Integrity.

9:50 – 10:00 a.m.

Mentors will escort attendees to selected college sessions

Campus Tours* Arkansas Union Living Room Campus tours will leave at 7:30 and again at 8:15 a.m.

7:30 and 8:15 a.m. University Housing Showroom Tours* Arkansas Union Living Room Visit residence hall rooms during housing tours leaving at 7:30 and 8:15 a.m.

8:00 – 9:00 a.m.

University Housing staff will be available to answer questions from 8:00-9:00 a.m. in the Arkansas Union Living Room.

8:00 and 8:30 a.m.

Mullins Library Tours* Arkansas Union Living Room

10:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. College Information, Lunch,

Academic Advising, and Registration Meet with representatives from your college to learn more about the major you have selected and explore ways to enhance your education. During this time you will meet your academic advisor and select your fall schedule.

Library tours will depart from the Arkansas Union Living Room at 8:00 and 8:30 a.m.

8:30 – 9:00 a.m.

U of A Academic Scholarships* Arkansas Union Theatre

See opposite page for college session locations for advising.

1:00 – 2:30 p.m.

This session will provide information for University of Arkansas freshman academic scholarship recipients, as well as information about scholarship opportunities that will be available during your sophomore year and beyond.

9:00 – 9:15 a.m.

Students, when you are not meeting with an advisor or enrolling in classes, attend one of several breakout sessions.

R.O.C.K. Camp Presentation Verizon Ballroom Learn more about the U of A’s extended orientation programs, R.O.C.K. Camp, R.O.C.K. Camp Adventure, and R.O.C.K. Camp Service.

9:15 – 9:20 a.m.

Treasurer’s Office Verizon Ballroom Do you have financial or student account questions or concerns? The Treasurer’s office will help you navigate your student account from payments to refunds and everything in between!

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Breakout Sessions - For Parents, Guests, and Students Parents, while your student meets with an advisor and creates a class schedule, take advantage of presentations showcasing the many opportunities that await your student at the University of Arkansas.

See opposite page for specific breakout session times, locations, and descriptions.

1:00 – 5:00 p.m.

University offices open for questions * Indicates Optional Session

college session locations

breakout sessions

Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences, Room D115

1:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.

1:30 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.

2:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m.

RECreate Yourself with UREC ARKU 507

Connecting for Success ARKU 507

Applying for National Scholarships ARKU 508

HOGS Abroad ARKU 508

HOGS Abroad ARKU 508

It’s Greek to Me ARKU 509-510

It’s Greek to Me ARKU 509-510

Getting Involved ARKU 511

Going Beyond Your Orientation Experience ARKU 511

Money Matters Arkansas Union Theatre

Razorback Nation Arkansas Union Theatre

Money Matters Arkansas Union Theatre

Fay Jones School of Architecture + Design Vol Walker Hall, Room 210 J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences Arkansas Union, Verizon Ballroom College of Education and Health Professions Graduate Education Auditorium College of Engineering Bell Engineering, Room 2282 Sam M. Walton College of Business JB Hunt, Room 216

breakout session descriptions

You will receive a stamp on your orientation passport for each session you attend, putting you one step closer to winning a prize!

Applying for National Scholarships

It’s Greek to Me

The Office of Nationally Competitive Awards helps University of Arkansas students compete for the nation’s most prestigious awards, including the Rhodes, Goldwater, and Truman Scholarships. Come learn how our students have made the most of their undergraduate experiences and gone on to graduate studies at top institutions across the country and around the globe.

Being a part of a Greek organization provides opportunities for students to participate in activities that will enhance their personal development, promote academic success, and advance leadership skills.

Students and staff will be available to answer questions about Greek organizations.

We will also share information about our fraternity & sorority recruitment, as well as the new membership intake process.

Connecting for Success College is a great opportunity to engage with new people and perspectives. The Center for Multicultural and Diversity Education supports academic success and helps students connect with the campus community from day one to graduation. In this session you’ll learn about the Academic Enrichment Program, a learning and leadership support system that embraces diversity, discovery, and achievement.

Hogs Abroad Get involved outside the classroom through study abroad, service learning, internships, and co-op programs. Current students and staff from the Study Abroad Office will discuss their experiences and answer questions from students and guests.

Money Matters Representatives from the Treasurer’s Office will assist students and parents in understanding billing, payment and refund options, parent authorizations, and student account information available through UAConnect.

Representatives from Financial Aid will also talk about applying for federal and state aid, managing student loans, and navigating UAConnect financial aid information.

Getting Involved

Going Beyond Your Orientation Experience

Getting involved on campus is an important aspect of your college experience. Staff from Student Affairs will discuss how to get involved on campus through one of the many Registered Student Organizations, the Center for Community Engagement, University Programs, Friday Night Live, and more.

Find out ways to complete your transition to the University of Arkansas by connecting with peers, gaining tools for success, and having fun! Come learn about R.O.C.K. Camp, Hog W.I.L.D. Welcome Weeks, and Arkansas Kickstart with New Student & Family Programs!

Razorback Nation Razorback Athletics, the Razorback Foundation, and the Alumni Association come together to tell students how to obtain their All-Access Pass to Razorback sporting events and get connected on campus! Hear directly from students and staff about how to get involved on campus with exclusive opportunities that the Arkansas Alumni Association and Razorback Foundation offer to students.

RECreate Yourself with UREC University Recreation offers two indoor fitness facilities, group fitness classes, a 50M competition pool, climbing and bouldering walls, an outdoor field complex, outdoor equipment rental center, and bike shop, as well as intramural and club sports. Students who visit our facilities at least twice a week have higher GPAs than those who do not.

Why wait? Start strong!

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arkansas union OFFICES & FACILITIES TO VISIT

The University of Arkansas has one of the best student unions around. Here are just a few of the top-notch resources you may want to visit: University Recreation Fitness Center Arkansas Union Second Floor This new fitness center is centrally located and operates in addition to the main facility in the Health, Physical Education, and Recreation center.

The Center for Educational Access Arkansas Union 104 The University of Arkansas makes every effort to offer equal educational opportunities for all students and is committed to improving the total university experience for students with disabilities. Come visit us at the Center for Educational Access for help with any accommodations you may need to be a successful first-year student.

after orientation We have covered a lot of information during orientation. If you would like more information about anything you’ve learned during your session, we’ve included everything you need to remember on a special “After Orientation” page on our website: orientation.uark.edu/after_orientation

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Student Technology Center Arkansas Union Third Floor The Student Technology Center features a digital media lab, a technology lounge for social and collaborative computing, equipment check-out, and an extensive gaming studio. In the digital media lab, students can edit audio and video and develop multimedia and web projects.

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Enhance your orientation experience on the go by downloading “UARK Orientation 2016.” Get easy access to schedules, maps, session information, and post-event information.

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2016 Orientation Mentors Claire

Brandon

Jill

Stephen

Sarah Beth

Billy

Tori

Chantz

Emily

Colman

Boyce

Jacob

Bentley

Chris

Kelsie

Jocelyn

Maggie

Zach

Michaela

Abbey

Keithen

Riley

Deme

Nanci

Parker

Mentors & Staff:

Erin

Caitlyn

Joseph

Antonia

Sarah

Erik

Haley

Dory

Katie

Kosuke

Katie

Sara

Evan

Maris

Sierra

Landon

Tehya

Maddie

Taylor

Justin

Your Navigators During orientation you will get to know many orientation mentors. They are current University of Arkansas students who will introduce you to our campus community and guide you during orientation. Mentors are happy to answer any questions you may have about becoming a new student, and they are here to help with your transition to university life.

Our team of orientation staff is also here to help you every step of the way. If you have any questions, please let us know!

Emergency Contact Information During Orientation Dara

Rachel

Brooks

Carlie

Miriam

During Business Hours, M - F 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

479-575-4200 After Hours 479-422-6723

Justin

Anna

Shelby

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UNDERGRADUATE AREAS OF STUDY This list of studies is a reference list of degrees and courses offered at the University of Arkansas. For the complete catalog of studies, please visit the online course catalog at catalog.uark.edu/undergraduatecatalog or consult your advisor.

Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food & Life Sciences

J. William Fulbright College of Arts & Sciences

MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS & MINORS • Agricultural Business M - Agricultural Business Management & Marketing - Agricultural Economics - Pre-Law

MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS & MINORS • American Studies 2 - Regional Studies

• Agricultural Education, Communication & Technology - Agricultural Communications M - Agricultural Education M - Agricultural Systems Technology Management M • Animal Science M - Animal Science M - Equine Science M - Pre-Professional Science

• Anthropology M2 - Archeology - Biological Anthropology - Cartography/Remote Sensing/GIS - Cultural Anthropology • Art - Art Education - Art History M2 - Art Studio Ceramics, Drawing, Painting, Photography, Printmaking, Sculpture or Graphic Design

• Biology M2

• Earth Science

• Political Science M2

• Crop Science M

• Classical Studies M2

• Environmental, Soil, & Water Science M

• Communication M2

• Economics M2 - International Economics & Business

• Horticulture, Landscape & Turf Sciences

• English M2 - Creative Writing

• Human Development & Family Sciences M - Birth through Kindergarten - Child Development - Lifespan

• English/Journalism

• Human Environmental Sciences

• Poultry Science M MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS • Agricultural Leadership • Crop Biotechnology • Entomology • Horticulture • Landscape Horticulture • Pest Management • Plant Pathology • Turf Management • Wildlife Habitat

Fay Jones School of Architecture + Design • Architectural Studies • Architecture • Interior Design M • Landscape Architectural Studies • Landscape Architecture

• French M2 • Geography M2 - Cartography/Remote Sensing GIS

College of Education & Health Professions MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS & MINORS • Career & Technical Education - Business Education - Family Consumer Science - Technology Education • Childhood Education - English as Second Language - Gifted & Talented - Reading - STEM • Communication Disorders • Educational Studies • Elementary Education • Human Resource & Workforce Development Education

• Criminal Justice M2

• Apparel Merchandising & Product Development

• Human Nutrition & Hospitality Innovation - Dietetics - General Foods & Nutrition M - Hospitality Innovation

• Philosophy M2 • Physics M - Astronomy - Biophysics - Computational - Electronics - Geophysics - Optics - Professional

• Chemistry M - Biochemistry - Biophysical

• Food Science M - Food & Culinary Sciences - Food Science - Food Technology

• Music M2 - Brass Instruments - Guitar Performance - Music Business - Music Composition - Music Theory - Piano Education - Piano Performance - String Education - String Performance - Voice Education - Voice Performance - Woodwind, Brass or Percussion Education - Woodwind, Brass or Percussion Performance

• Kinesiology - Exercise Science - K-12 Teaching Physical Education/Wellness & Leisure

• Psychology M2 • Second/Dependent Majors - African & African American Studies M - Asian Studies M - European Studies M - Latin American & Latino Studies M - Middle East Studies M

• Nursing - BSN - RN to BSN O • Public Health • Recreation & Sport Management M • Special Education MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS • UATeach

College of Engineering

• Social Work M2

• Biological Engineering

• Geology M - Geophysics

• Sociology M2

• Biomedical Engineering

• Spanish 2

• Chemical Engineering

• German M

• Theatre M - Design & Technology - Performance

• Civil Engineering

MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS • Arabic • Business for Non-Business Students • Child Advocacy Studies • Chinese (Business Orientation) • French (Business Orientation) • Gender Studies • German (Business Orientation) • Historic Preservation • Indigenous Studies • Italian • Japanese (Business Orientation) • Jewish Studies • Legal Studies • Medieval and Renaissance Studies • Religious Studies • Southern Studies • Spanish (Business Orientation)

• Electrical Engineering

• History M2

• International Studies 2 - Food, the Environment & Geography - Generalist - International Economics & Development - International Security - People, Cultures & Identities in Global Context - The United States & the World • Journalism M2 - Advertising/Public Relations - Broadcast - News/Editorial • Journalism/Political Science - Advertising/Public Relations - Broadcast - News/Editorial • Mathematics M - Applied Mathematics - Pure Mathematics - Statistics M

• Computer Engineering M • Computer Science • Industrial Engineering • Mechanical Engineering

Sam M. Walton College of Business MAJORS, CONCENTRATIONS & MINORS • Accounting M • Business Economics M - Economics M - International Economics & Business • Finance M - Energy Finance M - Finance & BankingM - Finance & Insurance M - Financial Management & Investment - Real Estate M

• General Business MO • Information Systems M - Business Analytics M - Enterprise Resource Planning M - Enterprise Systems M - Quantitative Analysis • International Business M - Accounting - Business Economics - Computer Information Systems - Finance - General Business - Information Systems - Management - Marketing - Retail - Supply Chain Management • Management M - Human Resource Management - Organizational Leadership - Small Business Management • Marketing M - Industrial Marketing - Marketing Management • Retail M - Accounting - General Retail - Retail Economics - Retail Finance - Retail International - Retail Information Systems - Retail Management - Retail Marketing - Retail Supply Chain Management • Supply Chain Management M - Retail Supply Chain Management - Transportation & Logistics MINOR ONLY CONCENTRATIONS • Behavioral Economics • Business Administration (Accounting) • Financial Economics • Nonprofit Studies

Interdisciplinary Minors • Enterprise Resource Planning • Financial Economics • Foundations of Sustainability • Microelectronics-Photonics • Nanotechnology • Planning

M You may earn a minor in this field.

2 You may earn either a second/

dependent major or minor in this field.

O Available as an online program.

catalog.uark.edu

New Student Orientation 8 Office of Admissions

232 Silas H. Hunt Hall • Fayetteville, AR 72701 479-575-4200 • nso@uark.edu orientation.uark.edu