Please note: The Orientation Week schedule is still being perfected; check this site often for updates. A final, printed version of the week's events will be given to you when you arrive on campus. Until then, some things are subject to change.

Reminder—breakfast is available only in the Siegel Center.

9 a.m. - 5 p.m., Various Locations

Faculty Interviews.

11 a.m., Wright Theatre

Mandatory meeting for all students interested in taking a theatre third (including first time theatre students).
This meeting is also offered at 10 am on Tuesday (yesterday). All first-time theatre students must also attend one of the theatre meetings on Tuesday (yesterday) at either 10 am or 4 pm.

12 - 2 p.m., South Lawn

SLC EXPO
Stop by for a one-stop, knowledge-shopping experience. Have a question about your financial aid? On-campus jobs? How about volunteering? Maybe you just want to know the meaning of life...whatever your question is, we have answers! Offices represented include:
Academic Computing
Admissions
Alumnae/i Relations
Art of Teaching
Bookstore
Career Counseling
Center for Continuing Education
College Events
Committee on Student Life
Communications
Community Partnerships and Service Learning
Dean of Studies
Financial Aid
Food Services
Greening Program
Health Services
Library
Multicultural & International Student Advising
Music Department
Operations & Facilities
Physical Education & Athletics
Pre-Med and Health Professions Advising
Public Safety - Register and engrave your bicycles, computers, etc. under the FREE SLC Identiguard Program.
Student Accounts
Student Affairs
Student Employment
Student Payroll Services
A Voter Registration table
Free Ben & Jerry’s Ice-Cream!

3 p.m., Bates Meeting Room

Pre-Law Information Session.
Considering going to law school? Attend this information session and meet SLC's Pre-Law Advisor, Angela Cherubini. 

4 p.m., Reisinger Concert Hall

Mandatory Financial Aid Meeting For Graduate Students. 
All beginning graduate students who have applied for or have been granted loans should attend this session..

5 p.m., Campbell Sports Center

Athletic Teams Meeting.
All students are invited to come and learn about team sports at SLC. Meet the coaches and get involved - all experience and ability levels welcome! SLC has intercollegiate teams in equestrian, men's and women's tennis and crew, men's basketball, women's volleyball, swimming and softball. This meeting is for new and returning student-athletes.

6 p.m., Titsworth Lecture Hall

Faculty Talk: Kanwal Singh
"There's no sex in physics…”
So maybe that's why U.S. students fare so badly when compared to their international counterparts. Science education in the U.S. is in a bad state, despite decades of education reform, continuous calls for accountability, and enough blame to make your head spin. Is it really all that bad? Even if it is, why should we care? Is it really a problem if fewer than 50% of Americans accept the Theory of Evolution and the number is dropping? You decide.

7 p.m., MacCracken Meeting Room

Transfer Ice Cream Social. A chance for transfer students to connect in an informal setting. 

8 p.m., Reisinger Concert Hall

SEX SIGNALS
This interactive program blends a unique combination of improvisational comedy, education, and audience participation to provide a provocative look at the issues of dating, sex, and acquaintance rape. The two-person show explores how mixed messages, gender role stereotypes, and unrealistic fantasies contribute to misunderstandings in interpersonal relationships. Although the message is a serious one, the show uses humor throughout to engage audiences in candid discussions about interpersonal relationships.

9 p.m., Westlands North Lawn (Rain location: Reisinger Concert Hall)

Drive-In Movie: The Illusionist
Bring a blanket and watch Edward Norton and Jessica Biel in the 2006 blockbuster, The Illusionist. Norton plays Eisenheim, a magician in turn-of-the-century Vienna and Biel is his long-ost, childhood sweetheart. Watch as they use magic to outwit Crown Prince Leopold.