Friday, August 15New International Student Orientation Early Move-in to Residence Halls and Native American Symposium Multicultural Student Affairs invites students to attend these special supplements to New Student Orientation to gain valuable insight into campus life from the perspective or our African American or Native American faculty, staff and students. New students will have the opportunity to enhance their knowledge of self, develop transitional strategies for academic success and begin building their personal networks of support. The Symposium is an introduction to a variety of exciting academic and cultural experiences, which will challenge your minds. It’s a chance to learn about NC State University’s diverse academic disciplines, offerings that push you beyond the ordinary by encouraging participation in independent study, major research projects, special seminars, scholars programs and forums. It is also a sampling of State’s cultural and social opportunities. Students attending a symposium will move in early to their residence hall rooms. To register for the African American Symposium, go to http://www.ncsu.edu/msa/aasa/symposium.php To register for the Native American Symposium, go to http://www.ncsu.edu/msa/aasa/symposium.php Saturday, August 16Residence Hall Move-in
Legacy Luncheon, Sponsored by the Alumni Association The Alumni Association invites incoming freshmen and transfer students who have a parent or grandparent who is an NC State alumnus/na to lunch. Take a break from moving in to enjoy barbecue and all the fixin’s, along with NC State ice cream. We’ll have a special program that includes Chancellor James L. Oblinger; Tom Stafford, vice chancellor for Student Affairs; Student Body President Jay Dawkins and more. The “Power Sound of the South,” the NC State Marching Band, will drop by to raise everyone’s spirits. And we’ll conclude our program with a special “pinning” ceremony. This event is specifically designed to recognize those families who make NC State a family tradition. This is an invitation event. If you are an NC State legacy and have not received an invitation, please e-mail Jeramy Blackford in the Alumni Association at jeramy_blackford@ncsu.edu. Panhellenic Association Ice Cream Social Join the Panhellenic Association for this free treat and get ready to relax under the stars. UAB’s Screen on the Green: Juno Wind down after all that stressful moving in, and bring your beach towel and buddies to enjoy the first UAB outdoor movie of the season! Check out other great movies throughout the rest of the year at the UAB Films Committee website, www.ncsu.edu/cinema. Sunday, August 17Residence Hall Move-in12:00 – 4:00 pm; All residence halls Commuter Freshmen Welcome For freshmen not living on campus or in University Towers, a chance to learn about transportation and parking, campus recreation and IT services, as well as becoming involved on campus. RecFest Kick off your fall semester, have fun with friends and meet new ones. Enjoy free food from local restaurants, inflatable games, music, prizes and more on Lower Miller Fields behind Carmichael Gymnasium. UAB’s Target Late Night Run Forgot something? Catch a free ride to Target on buses provided by the Union Activities Board (UAB) to pick up all those last minute essentials! Monday, August 18New Student Orientation This mandatory program is for all first-year and transfer undergraduate students who did not attend an Orientation session earlier this summer. Students will meet with campus representatives and Orientation Counselors to receive information vital to their success at NC State University. Students will also have an opportunity to purchase their books, obtain their ALLCampus card, and take a campus tour. For more detailed information contact New Student Orientation at 919.515.1234 or visit our website at www.ncsu.edu/orientation. CATES CRAWL You can’t believe all of the great programs, services, facilities and opportunities lined up for you along Cates Avenue! Come check them out by starting at one end and working your way to the other, with food, music and fun along the way! Keep checking this site for more details!
Technology and Media Services
Support Center NC State Student Media Open House The Student Media of North Carolina State University includes the Technician, a daily newspaper, WKNC fm 88.1, a 25,000-watt radio station operating 24 hours a day, the Agromeck yearbook, the Windhover literary magazine and The Nubian Message, a weekly newspaper. Media outlets will be hiring for the entry-level positions of DJ, photographer, reporter, sales staff, designer and copy editor. For more information, visit www.ncsu.edu/sma. National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) Cook-out Come hang out with the best organization on campus, the National Society of Black Engineers! We will have lots of FREE FOOD, music, and fun! "Second Year @ State" Sophomores, explore all the exciting opportunities available to you now that you have your first year under your belt! Come learn some “Sophomore Survival Skills” and find out about exciting opportunities for your second year at State. This session would also be good for any transfer students. Sponsored by CSLEPS. Convocation Festival Kick off a great year with a chance to find your involvement niche at the organization fair, welcomes from key campus leaders, fun games, your first pep rally, and a spirit activity that includes EVERYONE in the place. Bestselling Author Da Chen will be our featured speaker as he relates his stories of going to college in China after the Cultural Revolution. He will also be on hand to sign (in calligraphy) students’ copies of his Summer Reading book, Sounds of the River. Here’s the schedule:
Tuesday, August 19NCSU Libraries' Open House: Get Smarter! Come to the NCSU Libraries' Open House and learn how we can help you succeed at your studies. You'll be able to tour through the Libraries, visiting stations and participating in activities that will make you comfortable and efficient in using our spaces and resources. Explore the Learning Commons, with its mix of study spaces and technology; visit the Digital Media Lab, where you can create your own digital projects; and find out how to get help online 24-hours a day. Come on by for a fun look at all the things you can do in the Libraries, while enjoying treats and maybe a turn on one of our gaming systems. Academic Success Workshops The topics listed will be presented twice so students can choose to attend 2 of the 4.
What to Expect in the College Classroom Are you ready for classes to start tomorrow? You’ve heard that classes are different in college from what they were in high school, but do you know what your professors are expecting from you? Join us to hear first hand from professors what to expect in the college classroom as you begin your academic career at NC State. Successful Study Strategies for College(ITTC Lab 1A) How did you study in high school? Will these strategies still work for you in college? It is likely that your study habits will need to be developed in order for you to be successful during your college career. In this workshop you will assess your current study habits and learn effective strategies to help meet your new academic challenges. Computing @ NC State (ITTC Lab 2)
… then attend this session. You’ll receive organizational, inspirational, conversational ideas that you can put to work immediately, and that will help you learn (that’s why you’re here, isn’t it?) and still have time to enjoy college life (oh, yeah – that, too). You’ll receive tips that work, drawn from “Grade-A” students. |
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A Conversation with Da Chen Do you have questions for Da Chen about his college experience that he didn't cover in his book Sounds of the River? Do you want to know more about how Da Chen got to America? Come find out at this informal conservation with the author. Fountain Dining Welcome Back Pack Dinner Featuring Pork BBQ, Popcorn Shrimp, Chicken Marsala, Red Beans & Rice, Roasted Garlic & Vegetable Pasta, Santa Fe Veggie Burger with Roasted redskin Potatoes, Corn, Whole Green Beans, Hushpuppies, Dinner Rolls, Cream of Broccoli or Tomato Tortellini soup, Salad Bar, Deli Bar, fresh Watermelon, Chocolate Brownies, Lemon Bars, Yellow Cake with White Icing and Assorted Cookies. YUM! Use your meal plan or $7.25 cash at the door. In addition to this great food, there will be fun inflatables, a rock climbing wall and music. Book signing with Da Chen Taste of Hillsborough Street Volleyball Tournament Sample Hillsborough Street food (for free!) and listen to great music while participating or watching each dorm battle it out on the Tucker/Owen Beach Volleyball Court to determine the ultimate campus champion. First, second and third place residence halls receive a plaque to display in their halls along with a "rowdiest fans" certificate. Sponsored by Student Government. Register @ students.ncsu.edu
Wednesday, August 20First Day of Classes Chillin’ & Grillin’ with IRC & IFC Free food, music and giveaways to wind up your first day! Thursday, August 21Campus Job Fair Looking for a way to meet new people? Interested in earning some money? Want to build your resume with important transferable skills? All in the comfort and convenience of the NC State campus? Here is your chance!! Employers from all over campus will be on hand to discuss job opportunities available in their units. Sponsored by Financial Aid, the University Career Center and Student Government. Back to School Jam, The UAB Black Students Board (BSB) invites you to enjoy an evening of fun, food, and good company, while you learn about ways to get involved with student organizations on campus! Campus Recreation Fall Fitness Fest This high-energy workout will feature a variety of exercises from your favorite fitness instructors including: Cardioboxing, Hi/Lo, ABSolutions and more. Enjoy a great workout and bring some friends with you. Friday, August 22Service NC State Set-up 100 good workers needed to set up for the Stop Hunger Now program on Saturday (see below). No registration necessary … come on over! Friday Fest Kick off your first Friday the right way! Enjoy great music from Boyz II Men, Little Brother and Who’s Bad (Michael Jackson Cover Band) as well as free food! Free for current NC State Students and $25 for General Public. Make sure to bring your student ID. Gates open at 5:00 PM. Tickets available through Ticket Central beginning on July 31, 919-515-1100. http://ticketcentral.ncsu.edu/ For more information on Boyz II Men: http://www.boyziimen.com/ Saturday, August 23SERVICE NC STATE, sponsored by CSLEPS This event's registration has already closed. Over 1000 spots are on hold for first year students through various groups. Check the website to see if you can register through a variety of groups such as College of Ag & Life Sciences, University Honors Program, University Scholars, WISE, residence hall area, Greek Life, and many faith groups (ie: CCM). If you are a member of any of the programs listed on the website, please check with them for a space. http://www.ncsu.edu/csleps/service/servicenc.htm
Walk-ins are welcome but donors with appointments will be taken first. All donors will receive a free Red Cross t-shirt and be entered into a raffle to win 1 of 3 $1,000 free gas cards as a small thank you! NC State has a proud tradition of supporting the American Red Cross so we hope you will consider joining our team of lifesavers on Aug 23rd! Sunday, August 24NC State Night at the Durham Bulls Just $10 gets you a ticket and supper at the Durham Bulls Athletic Park to enjoy great baseball with an NC State flair, as our students sing the national anthem, throw out the first pitch and participate in other fun antics. Look for the Student Wolfpack Club at the Convocation and Cates Crawl to purchase your ticket. Hosted by the Student Wolfpack Club. Buses sponsored by the Wolfpack Club and University Towers. Thank you to our Wolfpack Welcome Week Sponsors: Alumni Association
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