All participants will enjoy lunch in the Bruder Cafeteria, where you’ll have the exciting opportunity to connect and mingle with faculty, staff, and student leaders!
CHALLENGENew students and their families can check-in for the orientation program in the Student Multipurpose Hall Lobby. Participants will receive their name tags and schedules for the day while meeting their orientation leaders.
All attendees will attend the opening welcome session in the Student Multipurpose Hall. Remarks by members of the university community.
All participants are invited to join an engaging session with the Learning Commons team to explore the university’s learning management platform and discover a variety of academic resources designed to help you thrive during your first semester. You’ll learn about Accessibility Services, tutoring, the Writing Center, Career & Professional Development, and much more! We look forward to seeing you in the Student Multipurpose Hall.
All participants will attend Mission & Ministry Presents, hosted by the Sisters of St. Francis and Campus Ministry staff. This presentation includes an overview of the institution's history and mission.
Meet Your Deans & Advisors
All participants will attend a session with their academic school's dean and academic advisors. Orientation Leaders will escort the participants from their last session to the appropriate room for their session.
School of Business: McNichol Art Gallery
School of Nursing & Health Sciences: Student Multipurpose Hall
School of Social Sciences, Humanities, & Education: Classroom 107
Lunch
All participants will enjoy lunch in the Bruder Cafeteria, where you’ll have the exciting opportunity to connect and mingle with faculty, staff, and student leaders!
New students and their guests will have the opportunity to meet staff members of the Neumann community and take care of any remaining tasks before the start of the spring term.
Campus offices that will be represented:
Attendees will have the opportunity to explore the Rocco Abessinio Building, home to the Nite Center, the Knights Pantry, and several other valuable campus resources. New students can also take advantage of this time to obtain their student ID cards, secure parking passes, and receive assistance from the IT Department as needed.
New residential students can pick up the key to their room and move items into their on-campus housing. Resident Assistants and Residence Life staff will be available to assist. Check-in will take place in the Residence Life Office on the ground level of O'Neill Hall.