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WELCOME TO THE
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER
Parents & Family
Welcome to the University of Rochester family! Just like your student, you too have
joined a great community. The following pages contain the schedule of presentations for
both days of the Parent & Family Orientation. While reviewing the schedule, you may notice
that several sessions are offered at the same time. Sessions occurring simultaneously will
be listed in the same programming block. Many sessions are offered twice daily, so please
take a moment to plan your own schedule according to your interests using the “Plan Out
Your Day” page. If you are unable to attend a session due to room capacity, volunteers (all
wearing their famous yellow t-shirts) will be available to direct you to other presentations.
You might also notice that there are two lunch sessions. We ask that you please adhere
to the time assigned to you to help alleviate a rush for dining services. Refer to the campus
map opposite this page as well as the dining hours chart on the final page of this program
to select a dining location that best suits you. All dining options take cash and credit cards.
At the conclusion of Orientation, you will be emailed a link to a survey; we would
appreciate your feedback to help make this program better for years to come (Meliora!).
Thank you for supporting your student, we are happy to have you here with us!
Meliora,
The 2018 Orientation Staff
back row: front row:
Karina Vasquez Moscoso ‘21 Tiffany Nicholas ‘19
Adeel Qayum ‘20 Eleanor Oi
Seke Mkhabela ‘21 Peter Dean-Erlander ‘21
Julia Norwood ‘20 Tom Yi ‘20
Michael Dedes Justin Bruce
Shandra Kieffer
Liz Priore ‘19
Melissa Lane ‘20WELCOME TO PARENT & FAMILY ORIENTATION
My name is Dawn Bruner, Director of Parent and Family Relations. Parent and Family Relations works with
parents to help them understand the student experience and support student learning and growth. It
is our goal that as a member of the University of Rochester parent/family community you feel informed,
valued, and respected. I am delighted to welcome you to the University of Rochester community.
I encourage you to participate fully in Parent and Family Orientation. The Orientation team,
along with many partners throughout the University, has planned a comprehensive program just for
you. Use this time as an opportunity to make connections with the University and parents/families of
other students. Parent and Family Orientation is designed to provide education, answer questions,
and give you peace of mind. This may be the first time that some of you will experience leaving your
student on campus. For others, you have done this once, twice, even three or more times before. Still, I
am sure that many of you are filled with mixed emotions—excited for your student’s future, but perhaps
anxious about what is next for them (and you.) You are not alone! Utilize the Orientation experience as an
opportunity to learn from others and share your own wisdom.
Family support is so very important to student success, and we thank you for partnering with
us for your student’s success. I encourage you to allow your student to find his/her own way, beginning
with New Student Orientation. There are many resources at the University of Rochester—trust that your
student and your family has chosen well! We hope that you will encourage your students to use the
available
resources and let you know when they need help. Even then, as you give words of encouragement, you
can still empower them to keep finding their own way and take charge of their college experience.
I would like to offer you three tips:
1. Be sure to take plenty of business cards, as well as information about programs and services. These
resources will assist you with having informed discussions with students later.
2. Remember, your relationship with the University does not stop at Orientation; be sure that you stay
connected. Make certain that you are receiving Parents Buzz (e-newsletter), reading other University
communications, and contacting us when needed.
3. Just breathe—you and your student will get through Orientation! Take pictures, celebrate this
momentous occasion, and enjoy the experience!
I look forward to meeting each of you and being one of many
resources. Do not hesitate to contact me at dawn.bruner@rochester.edu or
(585) 275-5415 if you have questions or concerns.
Sincerely,
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event for students
Dawn Bruner, Ed.D.
Director, Parent and Family RelationsWednesday August 22nd
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Important Contact Information The Orientation Office is open
Monday-Saturday from 9 AM to 5 PM
Orientation Programs Public Safety Registrar’s Office
(585) 275-4414 (585) 275-3333 or (585) 275-8131
orientation@rochester.edu pick up any blue light phone registrar@rochester.edu
rochester.edu/college/orientation publicsafety.rochester.edu rochester.edu/registrar
The Common Connection in College Center for Residential Life
Wilson Commons Advising Services Freshman Quad: (585) 275-5685
(585) 275-9390 (585) 275-2354 Freshman Hill: (585) 275-8764
wcsa@rochester.edu cascas@ur.rochester.edu Main Office: (585) 275-3166
rochester.edu/college/wcsa rochester.edu/college/CCAS rochester.edu/reslifeWednesday August 22nd
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Programming Blocks
There are five blocks of of programming throughout the day on Wednesday, numbered 1-5. You will be able to
attend only one event in each block, so plan ahead and be sure to select the events that are offered multiple
times throughout the day. Program descriptions are on the following pages.
Block 1
Programming0 AM
1:3
10:30 AM to 1
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Pr
2:40 PM
11:40 AM to 1
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3:10 to 4:10 PThursday August 23rd
Program Descriptions Two Sessions
Offered
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any students understa
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to Plan Your Day
Residential Life & Dining
(Interfaith Chapel Sanctuary)
Block 1 M
Financial Aid, Bursar, & Student Employment
AM to 11:30 A
(Hubbel Auditorium)
10:30
Student Engagement:
(Hoyt Auditorium)
Residential Life & Dining
(Interfaith Chapel Sanctuary)
Block 2 M
Financial Aid, Bursar, & Student Employment Parent Lunch
11:40 PM to 12:40 P (Hubbel Auditorium) 12:20 PM to 1:15 PM
Public Safety & IT
(Hoyt Auditorium)
Parenting Your College Student
(Hubbel Auditorium)
Parent Lunch
Block 3 Joining a Community of Scholars 1:20 PM to 2:20 PM
:50 PM
12:50 PM to 1 (Feldman Ballroom)
Public Safety & IT
(Hoyt Auditorium)
Parenting Your College Student
(Hubbel Auditorium)
Block 4 Joining a Community of Scholars
0 PM
2:00 PM to 3:0 (Feldman Ballroom)
Innovative and Experiential Learning in the College:
(Interfaith Chapel Sanctuary)
Innovative and Experiential Learning in the College:
(Interfaith Chapel Sanctuary)
Block 5 Alcohol, Drugs, & Sexual Misconduct
0 PM
3:10 PM to 4:1 (Wegmans 1400)
Disability Resources:
(Morey 321)
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Feel Free to Have Dinner with your student on or off campus from
5:30 to 7:45 PM. On campus dining options are noted on the
inside back cover of this program. If you prefer to eat off campus, we
encourage you to explore the city’s dining options. If you do not have
dinner with your student tonight, they will eat with their hall.
Fall Academic Calendar
Date Event
August 29, 2018 (Wednesday) Classes begin at the College.
September 03, 2018 (Monday) Labor Day (No Classes)
September 19, 2018 (Wednesday) Last date for students in the College to add 4-credit indepenedent study courses.
Last date for students in the College to have courses deleted from their current
September 26, 2018 (Wednesday)
program.
October 15, 2018 (Monday) Fall term break (10/15-10/16).
October 17, 2018 (Wednesday) Classes resume.
October 29, 2018 (Monday) Undergraduate program advising in the College (10/29-11/2).
November 05, 2018 (Monday) Undergraduate registration begins.
Last day to declare S/F or withdraw from courses for undergraduates in Arts, Sciences,
November 16, 2018 (Friday)
and Engineering.
November 21, 2018 (Wednesday) Thanksgiving recess begins at noon.
November 26, 2018 (Monday) Classes resume.
Last date for first-semester freshmen and transfer students in the College to declare the
December 05, 2018 (Wednesday)
S/F option.
December 12, 2018 (Wednesday) Classes end.
December 13, 2018 (Thursday) Reading period begins.
December 15, 2018 (Saturday) Reading period ends.
December 16, 2018 (Sunday) Final examinations (12/16-12/21).
December 21, 2018 (Friday) Winter recess begins.
January 16, 2019 (Wednesday) Classes begin at CollegeNotes:
Would like to thank the following organizations! Aditi — After Hours — Alpha phi — Alpha Delta Phi — ASL Club — Athletics & Recreation — Ballet Performance Group — Barnes & Noble — BSU — Campus Times — Care Network — Catholic Newman Community — Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning — Center for Student Conflict Management — College Dean's Office — College center for Adivsing Services — College Diabetes Network — College Republicans — College Town — Chi Omega — David T. Keanrs Center — Delta Gamma — Dining and Auxiliary Services — D'Lions — Eastman office of STudent Activities — Education Abroad — Engineers Without Borders — Espots Club — Event and Classroom Management — Facilities — FASA — Gamma Phi Beta — Grassroots — The Gwen M. Greene Center for Career Education and Connections — Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences — Hillel — Indulgence Dance Team — Insomnia Cookies — Interfaith Chapel — International SErvices Office — Jennelle Hart — Journal of Undergraduate Research — Linguistics Undergraduate Council — Louvre Performance Ensemble — Ma'Frisah — Marching Pep Band — Meridian Society — Midnight Ramblers — Mt. Hope Diner — Naval reserve Officers Training Corp — No Disclaimers — No Jackets Required — Office of Admissions & Financial Aid — Office of College Advancement and Alumni Relations — Office of Disability Resources — Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs — Office of Minority Student Affairs — OFfice of Parent and Family Relations — OFfice of the Dean of Students — Office of the University Registrar — Off Broadway on Campus — Partners in Reading — PASApella — Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center — Phi Sigma Sigma — Phoenix Fire — Public Safety — Quidditch — Radiance Dance Theatre — RC MERT — Red Cross — Religious and Spiritual Life — Residential Life — Rice Crew — Rochester Center for Community Leadership — Rochester Bhangra — S.A.L.S.E.R.O.S — Sigma Delta Tau — Sigma Phi Epsilon — Sihir Bellydance Ensemble — Society of Phyiscs Students — Students' Association for Interfaith Cooperation — Student Programming Board — Swing Dance — The League of Librarians & Rush Rhees Staff — The Little Theatre — The Opposite of People — The STrong Jugglers — Todd Union — Trebellious — University Counseling Center — University Health Services — University Intercessor — University IT — University Parking & Transportation — University Post Office — University Public Relations — UR Celtic — UR Cinema Group — UR FOOT — UR Improv Club — UR Late Night — UR Photography — Vocal Point — Wegmans — Wilson Commons Student Activities — WRUR — Xclusive Step Team — Yellow Jackets
ORIENTATION WEEK
AUGUST 20 - AUGUST 26 2018
Monday-Friday Monday-Thursday Monday-Tuesday Monday-Friday
August 20-24 August 20-23 August 20-21 August 20-24
8:30am-midnight 7:30am-midnight 11am-1:30pm 7am-7:30am Monday August 20
Lunch Continental Breakfast 5pm-7:30pm
Saturday-Sunday Friday August 24 5pm-7pm 7:30am-10:30am Dinner - All stations
August 25-26 7:30am-1am Dinner Breakfast
11am-midnight 11:30am-3:30pm Tuesday August 21
Saturday August 25 Wednesday August 22 Lunch 7am-11:30am
9am-1am 11am-3:30pm 5pm-9pm Breakfast - Grill, C-Store
swipes 8pm-10pm Lunch Dinner 11:30am-2pm
Sunday August 26 3:30pm-5pm Lunch - All stations
9am-midnight Limited stations Saturday-Sunday 2pm-5pm
5pm-7:30pm August 25-26 Grill, Salad Bar, C-Store
Dinner 8am-10:30am 5pm-7:30pm
Continental Breakfast
Thursday August 23 10:30am-3:30pm Dinner - All stations
Monday-Sunday 11am-2:30pm Brunch
August 20-26 Lunch 5pm-9pm Wednesday August 21
11am-midnight 5pm-7pm Dinner 7am-10:30am
Monday-Friday Breakfast - Grill/C-Store
August 20-24 Dinner
11:30am-2pm
8am-2pm Friday August 24 Family Welcome Picnic
swipes 8pm-close 11am-1:30pm 5pm-7:30pm
Saturday-Sunday Lunch Dinner - All stations
August 25-26
Closed Saturday-Sunday Thursday-Sunday
August 25-26 Monday-Friday August 23-26
Closed August 20-24 7am-11:30am
10am-10pm Breakfast - Grill, C-Store
Closed
11:30am-2pm
Saturday-Sunday Lunch - All stations
August 25-26 2pm-5pm
Monday-Friday Noon-midnight
August 20-24 Grill, Salad Bar, C-Store
8am-2pm Monday-Tuesday 5pm-7:30pm
August 20-21 Dinner - All stations
Closed Saturday-Sunday Closed
August 25-26
Closed Wednesday-Thursday
August 22-23
9pm-midnight
CALIFORNIA ROLLIN' Friday-Saturday Closed
Closed August 24-25
II @ SIMON SCHOOL 9pm-2am
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