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you r l egacy beg i ns h e r e .
HOTTY
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Orientation
HOTTY
GUIDE Summer
TODDY
2021
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ALMA
MATER The University of Mississippi
Way down south in Mississippi,
There’s a spot that ever calls
Where among the hills enfolded.
What is
Stand Old Alma Mater’s Halls.
Where the trees lift high their branches,
To the whisp’ring southern breeze.
There Ole Miss is calling, calling,
Orientation?
Orientation exists to assist new
students and their families by
to our hearts’ fond memories. supporting their transition to life
as a part of the UM community –
academically, socially, and culturally.
In this session you will have the
opportunity to meet classmates,
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faculty, staff, administration, and
learn about campus resources and
services that will help make you lc o m e t o
We
the
successful while you’re here.
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MEET TEAM
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Columbia, MO | Junior Laurel, MS | Sophomore Columbus, OH | Junior Alexandria, LA | Sophomore Meridian, MS | Junior Star, MS | Junior
Elementary Education International Studies- Spanish Finance and Real Estate Biology Public Policy Leadership Criminal Justice
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2 | Ca r los A r z at e 6 | D e A n g e lo B row n 1 0 | A b by C h u rc h 1 4 | Cam e ro n E vans 1 8 | L i ly H e n l e y 2 2 | Dan e e l Ko n n a r
Norwalk, CA | Junior Vaughan, MS | Junior Mobile, AL | Sophomore Starkville, MS | Senior Birmingham, AL | Senior Meridian, MS | Sophomore
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Political Science Integrated Marketing Psychology Broadcast Journalism Communication Sciences Public Policy Leadership
Communications and Disorders
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Olive Branch, MS | Junior 7 | M an u e l Cam p b e l l Brookhaven, MS | Sophomore Tupelo, MS | Junior 1 9 | A l ea J o n e s Collierville, TN | Junior
French Jackson, MS | Junior Biochemistry Psychology Jackson, MS | Senior Communication Sciences
Biochemistry Biochemistry and Disorders
4 | K e nz e e B lou n t 1 2 | J enna Cri pe 1 6 | V i cto r i a Fox
Independence, MS | Senior 8 | H a r r i so n Ca r m i c h a e l St. Joseph, MO | Junior Tupelo, MS | Junior 2 0 | K ayc i K i m mo ns
General Business Mobile, AL | Senior Biochemistry General Business Batesville, MS | Senior
Allied Health Studies Chemistry
2 4 | K e e ly M ay 2 8 | J a K ay la P h i l l i ps 3 2 | A d di so n R uss e l l 3 6 | T e’K e y ra S h e lto n 4 0 | Pa rk e r V i ato r 4 4 | C o dy W i l so n
Madison, MS | Sophomore Vaiden, MS | Junior Brandon, MS | Junior Tupelo, MS | Junior Hattiesburg, MS | Junior Savannah, TN | Junior
Public Policy Leadership Elementary Education Exercise Science Multidisciplinary Studies Theatre and Music Biology
and Integrated Marketing
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Communications
Jackson, MS | Sophomore Chicago, IL | Junior Memphis, TN | Sophomore Water Valley, MS | Senior Birmingham, AL | Sophomore
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Beaumont, TX | Senior Studies- Italian Policy Leadership
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Accountancy
3 0 | E sot e r i ca R ay fo r d Rosemary Beach, FL | Senior Madison, MS | Senior Hattiesburg, MS | Senior
26 | Kevin M ich el Holly Springs, MS | Junior Integrated Marketing Journalism Psychology
Florence, MS | Senior General Business Communications
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Finance
31 | Olivia R eeves 3 5 | Cam d e n S c h wa r z Laurel, MS | Senior Tampa, FL | Sophomore
2 7 | Ca ro l i n e Pa rk e r Sulphur, LA | Sophomore Normal, IL | Junior Public Policy Leadership International Studies- Spanish
Brandon, MS | Junior Integrated Marketing Accountancy
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Orientation Staff
Pascagoula, MS
M A RT I N F I S H E R Graduate Assistant for Orientation
Associate Director of Admissions for
Orientation & Campus Visit Programs C L A I R E SC H WA RT Z
Hattiesburg, MS
Ca l ly n Fa h e y Graduate Assistant for Orientation
Coordinator of Orientation Programs
Student
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Logistics GET
Your WebID and password Blackboard
are used for all university systems.
Here are some of the most important Rebel Rewards
ones you should know:
Starship
Ole Miss Athletics
my olemiss Google Drive
The myOleMiss portal is used for registration,
viewing grades, updating phone or address, Box
viewing financial aid, advisor assignment,
bursar bill, and more. Go to my.OleMiss.edu
NearPeer
then enter your WebID with the password.
UM Social Media
UMGmail
NextBus
All UM students are issued an official
@go.olemiss.edu email address when they
are admitted. This is the primary means of
communication from the administration, instructors,
and advisors. Make sure you check it often!
Black
Board
Blackboard is a mobile and web-based
learning management system many
instructors use to share content, post
assignments and manage grades. Students
also use Blackboard to keep track of
coursework, due dates and schedules.
Download the app free or log in at
blackboard.olemiss.edu.
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Student ID
Student ID contains your student #
(used for many things including
registration), a bar code (scanned for
Flex, Plus 1, and attendance for some
courses), and your photo.
!
1 Meet with your academic advisor. After
Registration
meeting with your advisor, you should have
courses provided to you to help you fulfill
the requirements of your degree program.
You will use this list to register for classes.
HELP
2 IS HERE
Know when your registration window opens for
the next term in order to register. This is the
COURSE
specific date and time in which you can register
for upcoming open terms. For optimal course
availability, it is recommended that you register
as close to your registration window as possible.
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Once the course schedule comes out, you
should review it in advance of your registration The Center for Student Success
window for the courses you and your advisor and First Year Experience
discussed. The course schedule is the listing
of courses for the entire campus and can be
is made up of six units whose goal
found here: www.olemiss.edu/courseschedule. is to help students succeed:
You will place your preferred courses in your
favorites. This is a shopping cart for your
Advising
schedule. You will need to place any course
you plan to register for in your favorites.
First-Year Experience
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Once your registration window opens, you
Student Persistence
will utilize your favorites list to add your
preferred courses to your schedule. When
you have completed your schedule, it can be Academic Support
found here: www.olemiss.edu/myschedule. Programs
Be sure to have alternate courses available
so that registration goes smoothly. Success Coaches
Veterans & Military
Services
Let’s
Talk Classes th
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You will have an academic advisor assigned to you who is
UM FRESHMAN
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either faculty or a professional advisor depending on your RETENTION RATE
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major: www.olemiss.edu/myadvisor.
Each semester you will have an advisor hold placed on your
account. You must meet with your academic advisor each
semester to have this hold lifted prior to registering for classes.
WHAT IS A
Meal Plan?
LEXvsEXPRESS
A Meal Plan unlocks delicious meals, coffee, snacks,
on- campus
places to Eat
ALL-YOU -CARE-TO- EAT
DINING HALLS
and more, at 26 locations across campus. Your Meal
Plan includes Meal Swipes and Flex, conveniently Rebel Market
loaded onto your Student ID. Marketplace at Residential College
Grill at 1810
F l e x vs E x p r e s s
The Flex Dollar program is a declining balance linked to STUDENT UNION
your student ID, and designed to supplement students’ Chick-Fil-A
campus dining needs. Flex Dollars can be used at food Panda Express
locations on campus including on-campus restaurants,
Which Wich Superior Sandwiches
vending machines, coffee shops, convenience stores,
orientation session to ask any questions
Find a Dining Ambassador during your
for food items only in the Ole Miss Bookstore, Starship Qdoba Mexican Eats
you may have about your meal plan!
Robots, Blenz Bowls, and the off-campus Papa Johns. McAlister’s Deli
All undergraduate students will automatically be given
Flex Dollars.
PAVILION AT OLE MISS
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Steak n’ Shake
Ole Miss Express is a prepaid, stored-value/debit
Raising Cane’s
account also linked to your University of Mississippi
ID card that you can deposit into at any time. Once GETmobile
funded, simply swipe your Ole Miss ID card as a method
This app allows you to see your OTHER LOCATIONS
of payment at participating locations on campus and Einstein Bros. Bagels in Anderson Hall
meal swipes and your Flex
around town.
balance. You can even add more Starbucks in JD Williams Library
Flex or utilize mobile food ordering Starbucks in Coulter Hall
right through the app! You simply
Freshii in Johnson Commons
log into the app using your
MyOleMiss login credentials. Papa Johns in Minor Hall
Blenz Bowls in Weir Hall
Blenz Bowls Food Truck
CONVENIENCE
P.O.D. in Crosby Hall
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P.O.D. in Martin/Stockard Hall
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P.O.D. in Minor Hall
P.O.D. in Lamar Hall
To stay up-to-date with meal P.O.D. in Turner Center
plans, dining information, hours, P.O.D. in Guyton Hall
locations, menus, updates, and
more, please follow us on social P.O.D. in South Campus Recreation Center
media @OleMissDining and P.O.D. in Law School
visit our website. P.O.D. in Student Union
Whether it’s ‘locking the Vaught’
on an autumn Saturday, getting
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Pavilion, or becoming a Swayze 8 9. 5 1 8 6° W.
Crazy from right field, you have
the chance to experience a game
day that is second to none.
LET’S GO
Rebels!
It’s time to cheer on the Rebs!
Attendance to all Ole Miss sporting events
(except football) is free for students!
2021 Football Student Season Tickets will be available
for purchase through students.olemisstix.com after
you register for your fall classes. A student season ticket
is $155, which includes a $25 Rebels25 donation and
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admission to all home games. Tickets will be sent to
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your go.olemiss.edu email, and your student
ID will act as your ticket to the games.
The purchasing window will remain open until tickets are
sold out. On-sale dates and prices are subject to change.
h o t t y t o d dy, g o s h a l m i g h t y. w h o t h e h e l l a r e w e ? h e y ! F l i m F la m , B i m Ba m , o l e m i ss , by da m n !
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Martindale-Cole Student Services
Gertrude C. Ford Student Union
is often referred to as the “living room”
of the university and is the hub for
Center is where you’ll find student activities and involvement.
Admissions, Registrar, Bursar,
Financial Aid, Student Disability
Services, Career Center, Center for
Student Success and First-Year
Experience, Global Engagement,
Health Professions Advising Office,
and Study Abroad.
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The Grove is famously known for its tailgating which takes
place every home football game Saturday in the fall. Every
other day of the week, students have a multi-use, 10-acre
park (equipped with wifi) in the heart of campus.
The Quad is in the
pantheon of beautiful
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areas of campus and
is home to a number
of buildings and
offices like the J.D.
Williams Library, the
ID Center, the Student
Media Center, and
Rebel Market.
WELLNESS
University Counseling Center assists students,
faculty, and staff by offering individual
New! counseling, couple’s counseling, group
counseling, stress management, crisis
intervention, assessments and referrals,
outreach programs, consultations, and
substance abuse services.
Violence Intervention and Prevention
Services is a confidential, supportive,
and inclusive resource center that provides
emotional and academic support for those
impacted by sexual violence and harassment,
intimate-partner violence, domestic violence, stalking,
and other gender-based discrimination.
Physical, Mental, & Emotional
The newly opened South Campus Recreation Center
serves as a fitness space complete with basketball
courts and a climbing wall. The Turner Center William Magee Center for Wellness Education provides
provides additional fitness facilities including an education, research, and support related to alcohol and other
olympic-size pool. Multiple outdoor spaces include drugs. With a focus on the holistic wellbeing of students, they
the intramural fields and South Campus Rail Trails. work across campus to promote student success by learning
about prevention education and engaged support.
iv e rsi ty p o l i c
The V.B. Harrison un e
Student Health Center emergency: 662
promotes the health and
well-being of students
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through education and non- emergency: 662
prevention by offering
acute care, immunization 915-7234
services, mental health
evaluations, and x-ray
and lab services. The University Police
Department consists of
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patrol units, administrative
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operations, and emergency
The UMatter office coordinates support efforts both on- and management who act as an
off-campus to assist students facing challenges by providing integrated team by striving to
resources and information that promote personal and achieve excellence in public
academic success. UMatter also houses the Care Report process safety and to ensure a high
which allows any member of the Ole Miss community to refer quality of student-faculty life by
anyone who may be in distress or in need of assistance. promoting a safe atmosphere.JUST DO IT-
CICC
Get Involved!
With more than 400 registered
The Center for Inclusion and
Cross-Cultural Engagement
(CICCE) supports the University’s
core value of inclusiveness and
seeks for students to deepen
student organizations, you their understanding of their
will find countless ways to own and others’ identities
participate in student life. The and culture. CICCE programs
gateway to involvement starts
with the ForUM website, where
and services encourage cross-
cultural interactions and the
Cross Cultural
you can search for organizations
by any of these categories:
Center (located in the Student
Union) serves as a physical
Engagement
Academic
space that nurtures and Programs
welcomes underrepresented
Creative and historically marginalized
populations on campus. All In. All Year.
Cultural/Multicultural
Fraternity/Sorority
Pride Camp
Graduate School
& Allies Training
Health & Wellness
Honors Society
iTeam
Leadership
Military & Intelligence Are You Ready?
Political Dialogue Series
Religious & Spiritual
Service & Philanthropic Retention & Success
Special Interest
Sport Club MOST
Student Governance (Mississippi Outreach to
University Department/Sponsored Scholastic Talent)
Women’s Interests Mentoring Program
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o n e fo r IMPACT+ Peer Mentoring Program
r e 's
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t
400+
!
UMConnect
Mentoring Program
STUDENT Men of Excellence
ORGS (MOX)r esou rces
Academi c S u pport
Center for Student Success
& First-Year Experience
662-915-5970, cssfye.olemiss.edu
FASTrack
662-915-1448, fastrack@olemiss.edu
Health Professions Advising Office
Academ i c Schoo ls/C o l l eg e
662-915-1674, healthprofessions.olemiss.edu
College of Liberal Arts
Speech Center
662-915-7177, libarts.olemiss.edu
speakingcenter@olemiss.edu,
Patterson School of Accountancy speakingcenter.olemiss.edu
662-915-7468, accountancy.olemiss.edu Student Disability Services
School of Applied Sciences 662-915-7128, sds.olemiss.edu
662-915-7900, sas.olemiss.edu Writing Center
School of Business Administration 662-915-7689, writingcenter.olemiss.edu
662-915-5820, olemissbusiness.com Veterans & Military Services
School of Education 662-915-2045, vms.olemiss.edu
662-915-7063, education.olemiss.edu
School of Engineering
662-915-7407, engineering.olemiss.edu
School of Journalism & New Media
662-915-7146, jnm.olemiss.edu Stu dent Se rvi ces
School of Pharmacy Admissions
662-915-7265, pharmacy.olemiss.edu 662-915-7226, admissions.olemiss.edu
Stu dent Li f e
Office of General Studies Career Center Bursar
662-915-3787, generalstudies.olemiss.edu 1-800-891-4596, bursar.olemiss.edu
662-915-7174, career.olemiss.edu
Center for Inclusion & Campus Dining Services
H e alth , W e l ln e ss, & Saf e ty Cross-Cultural Engagement 662-915-6290, olemiss.campusdish.com
Campus Recreation 662-915-1689, inclusion.olemiss.edu Financial Aid
662-915-5591, campusrec.olemiss.edu Conflict Resolution & Student Conduct 800-891-4596, finaid.olemiss.edu
Student Health Services 662-915-1387, conflictresolution.olemiss.edu ID Center/Ole Miss Express
662-915-7274, healthcenter.olemiss.edu Fraternity & Sorority Life 662-915-7423, idcenter.olemiss.edu
UMatter: Student Support & Advocacy 662-915-7609, greeks.olemiss.edu IT Helpdesk
662-915-7248, umatter.olemiss.edu Gertrude C. Ford Ole Miss Student Union 662-915-5222, olemiss.edu/helpdesk
University Counseling Center 662-915-1044, saa.olemiss.edu Pakmail
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662-915-3784, counseling.olemiss.edu 662-915-2611, pakmailolemiss.com
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Study Abroad
University Police & Campus Safety 662-915-1500, croft.olemiss.edu Parking & Transportation
662-915-7234, upd.olemiss.edu University Athletics: Student Tickets 662-915-7235, parking.olemiss.edu
Violence Prevention 662-915-7167, olemisstix.com Registrar
662-915-1059, violenceprevention.olemiss.edu Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs/ 662-915-7792, registrar.olemiss.edu
William Magee Center for Wellness Education Ole Miss Family Association Student Housing
662-915-6543, magee.olemiss.edu 662-915-7705, families.olemiss.edu 662-915-7328, studenthousing.olemiss.eduuniversity of mississippi
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