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Summer University

Enrolled Students Orientation

DATE

Sunday, July 1, 2012
Download the Day's Schedule here.

FOR THE FOLLOWING RESIDENTIAL PRE-COLLEGE PROGRAMS:

SUMMER UNIVERSITY, ESL, ENGINEERING INNOVATION, CENTER & PACKARD SCHOLARS

CHECK-IN/MOVE-IN TIME - Download the Day's Schedule here.

12:30 pm - 3 pm

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ENTERING THE UNIVERSITY

Your residence hall location is Wolman Hall, which is on E. 34th Street, between N. Charles and St. Paul Streets.

CHECKING IN TO THE DORM

At dorm check-in, students will receive access cards and their room keys. Once settled, students should come to the courtyard with their parents so that we can escort you to program registration and lunch.

CHECKING IN TO THE PROGRAM

Program registration will take place in Shriver Hall. Students will begin by registering and receiving copies of any documents that still need to be completed (see the required forms link to the right above). They will be getting a folder containing important phone numbers, a calendar of events, along with campus maps and a guide to local places of worship. In addition, students will receive a copy of their course schedules.

From here, most students proceed to the bookstore to purchase their books. Students and parents are free until Orientation at 4:00pm.

ORIENTATION

At 4:00pm, we ask that you join us in Shriver Hall Auditorium for introductions to the staff and a brief orientation to the academic and residential programs. Download the Day's Schedule here.

 

IMPORTANT TELEPHONE NUMBERS

If a problem should arise on orientation day, please call 410-516-7283.

 

 

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