New Student Orientation Guide 2018 by Indiana State University

RESOURCE GUIDE and CALENDAR

Orientation Check-list o PAY MY APPLICATION FEE Submit the $25 payment through your application or call 1-800-GO-TO-ISU. o SUBMIT FINAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPTS AND SAT/ACT SCORE Turn in these final documents to the Office of Admissions. o VERIFY MY SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER Stop by the Office of Registration and Records table with your social security card. o SUBMIT IMMUNIZATIONS FORMS Online at indstate.edu/immunizations. o LOOK OVER FINANCIAL AID WORKSHEET This will be discussed during the Dollars and $ense presentation and your Financial Wellness Check tomorrow. o DISCUSS PROXY ACCESS Grant proxy access to designees through your MyISU Portal. o AUTHORIZE DESIGNEES ACCESS TO MY UNIVERSITY BILL Visit the Student Account Suite at indstate.edu/payisu.

What to bring on Day Two: o o o o

GUEST EMAIL ADDRESS: ____________________________________________ STATE ID/DRIVERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S LICENSE OR PHOTO ID ACADEMIC ADVISING WORKSHEET EMERGENCY CONTACT INFORMATION

Name ______________________________________________________________

Home Address _______________________________________________________

Phone ______________________________________________________________

Email ______________________________________________________________

ISU-Secure wireless is accessible with your MyISU username and password. ISU-Open wireless is accessible for those without an ISU username or password.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Session Schedule & Descriptions................................................................................................................. 2 Majors/Academic Presentation Categories..................................................................................................................6 Advice for Students from Students........................................................................................................................... 7 Family and Guest Session Schedule & Descriptions.................................................................................................... 8 Family and Guest Welcome...................................................................................................................................... 12 Meet the Welcome Team.......................................................................................................................................... 16 Driving Directions for Day Two Parking...................................................................................................................... 18 CAMPUS BUSINESS...............................................................................................................................................19 Barnes & Noble at Indiana State University.............................. shopindstate.com........................................................ 19 Bursar Operations (where you pay your bills!)........................... indstate.edu/bursar...................................................... 20 Campus Safety and Parking.................................................... indstate.edu/pubsafety................................................. 22 Dining Services..................................................................... indstate.sodexomyway.com........................................... 23 Office of Information Technology............................................. indstate.edu/oit........................................................... 24 Office of Registration and Records.......................................... indstate.edu/registrar................................................... 26 Office of Student Financial Aid............................................... indstate.edu/finaid...................................................... 27 University ID........................................................................ indstate.edu/parking.................................................... 28 Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX...................................indstate.edu/itsonblue................................................. 29 ACADEMIC RESOURCES......................................................................................................................................... 31 Center for Student Success.................................................... indstate.edu/cfss......................................................... 31 Cunningham Memorial Library................................................ library.indstate.edu...................................................... 32 Graduation Guarantee............................................................ indstate.edu/graduationguarantee................................. 33 Study Abroad Programs......................................................... indstate.edu/studyabroad............................................. 33 University College................................................................. indstate.edu/uc........................................................... 34 Honors College...................................................................... indstate.edu/honors..................................................... 35 STUDENT LIFE...................................................................................................................................................... 37 Campus Life......................................................................... indstate.edu/campus-life.............................................. 37 Career Center........................................................................ indstate.edu/career-center............................................ 38 Center for Community Engagement......................................... indstate.edu/publicservice............................................ 39 Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center.................. indstate.edu/aacc........................................................ 40 Commuter Services............................................................... indstate.edu/commuter................................................ 41 Fraternity and Sorority Life..................................................... indstate.edu/fsl........................................................... 42 Multicultural Services and Programs....................................... indstate.edu/msp........................................................ 43 Dean of Students/Sycamores Care........................................... indstate.edu/sycamores-care......................................... 44 Campus Recreation............................................................... indstate.edu/recsport................................................... 45 Residential Life.................................................................... indstate.edu/reslife...................................................... 46 Victim Advocacy.................................................................... indstate.edu/student-affairs/wrc.................................... 47 Student Counseling Center..................................................... indstate.edu/cns.......................................................... 47 Student Health Promotion..................................................... indstate.edu/shp......................................................... 48 Student Government Association (SGA)................................... indstate.edu/sga.......................................................... 49 Sycamore Express................................................................. indstate.edu/express.................................................... 50 Union Board......................................................................... indstate.edu/campus-life.............................................. 50 Veterans Resource Center....................................................... indstate.edu/veterans................................................... 51 Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Resource Center...................................................... indstate.edu/student-affairs/wrc.................................... 51 PARENTS CALENDAR............................................................................................................................................. 53 CAMPUS MAP.............................................................................................................................................Back Cover

STUDENT SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS Day One 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

WELCOME TO NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION.....................................University Hall Theater Meet the Welcome Team, your best resource for what to know at State, and learn about important elements of New Student Orientation. As you begin your day at Indiana State, we will also discuss the #Sycamore6 and what it means to be a Sycamore.

9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

DOLLARS AND $ENSE......................................................................University Hall Theater Understanding your financial aid is critical to your success in college. During our Dollars and $ense presentation, the Office of Student Financial Aid will walk you through the Financial Aid worksheet you received at check-in. We will cover important information regarding cost of attendance, gift aid, self-help aid, additional funding options, payment options, and more.

10:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

REFRESHMENT BREAK.....................................................................University Hall Atrium Enjoy the remaining refreshments or purchase a snack from Jazzman’s Café. If you’re living on-campus in the fall, return to the theater after the break. If you’re commuting to and from campus, go to University Hall, Room 101. Staff will help direct you. Please no food or drink in University Hall Theater.

10:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

BREAKOUT SESSIONS Find Your Spot On-Campus................................................................University Hall Theater Students who are planning to live on-campus in residence halls will learn how to prepare for this important experience. The Office of Residential Life will discuss the exciting opportunities they have planned for you and the support they have available should you become homesick or have a roommate issue. Commuting to Campus..................................................................University Hall, Room 101 Students who live close enough to campus to commute will learn about resources provided specifically for them including laptop rentals, lounge and study space, and other events.

11:00 a.m. - 11:50 a.m.

STUDENT SMALL GROUPS.....................................................................................Campus You will have the opportunity to spend some time with your orientation group and Welcome Team Student Leader. Get to know your peers and use this time to ask questions about the information you learned this morning.

11:55 a.m. - 12:40 p.m.

STUDENT LUNCH............................................................Sycamore Towers, Sycamore Dining

12:40 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

RESOURCE FAIR AND WORKSHOPS.............................................................HMSU, Dede II You have the opportunity to use different resources while on campus. Use this time to visit the Resource Fair and attend workshops. If you are a part of STATE Works or a 21st Century Scholar, you are required to attend those workshops.

12:50 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.

WORKSHOPS: PART ONE This time is used for departments to meet with specific groups of students or to talk about specific programs. 21st Century Scholars: What You Need to Know..........................................HMSU, Room 321 Students who are participating in the Twenty-First Century Scholars program must attend this workshop. Resources for scholars will be discussed, as well as logistical information to make sure students are receiving all the benefits of the 21st Century Scholars program. Students who are 21st Century Scholars would have enrolled in the program during 7th or 8th grade.

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STUDENT SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS

Honors College (Not offered on May 31 or June1)....................................................Pickerl Hall 113 If you have been admitted to the Honors College or are interested in hearing more about it, participate in this workshop. There are several benefits to participating in the Honors College including the opportunity to take intellectually stimulating courses that will encourage you to think, share your perspectives, and participate in hands-on learning projects out in the field. R U Ready? Your Career Starts Today!.........................................................HMSU, Room 407 Studies show that students who work part-time while taking classes improve academic success. In this session you will learn how students can apply for jobs on campus and the benefits of student employment. You will also learn about the importance of internships and how your experiences inside and outside of the classroom work for your future career. STATE Works students are required to attend this session. Your Student Life at STATE.............................................................................HMSU, Dede I Your college years will be filled with opportunities to get involved on campus and have fun! This session will discuss the various ways that Student Affairs can assist in making your college experience your own while introducing different resources. Highlighted offices include Fraternity and Sorority Life, Recreation Sports, Student Conduct and Integrity, Health Promotions, and Multicultural Services and Programs. Fraternity and Sorority Life........................................................................HMSU, Room 307 Did you know that members of fraternities and sororities have a higher overall GPA, are more likely to be retained from year-1 to year-2, and are more likely to graduate on time that their unaffiliated peers? Join students and staff from the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life to learn about the personal, social, and academic benefits of joining the fraternity and sorority community. Shape Your Spot with ResLife....................................................................HMSU, Room 421 This event will give students the opportunity to engage with the different types of student organizations focused specifically on the residence halls. Students will learn about Residence Hall Association, Hall Council, and Eco Reps. Scholarship Workshop (Part One only on May 31 and June 1)............................Welcome Center Theater The Scholarship Workshop is your opportunity to learn all about how merit scholarships work.Â We will cover how they pay, maintaining your award, rules and regulations, and everything in between. Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center: A Home Away from Home....HMSU, Room 416 Since 1972, the African American Cultural Center has been an important part of Indiana State University. The Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center is responsible for developing and providing opportunities for African-American students to involve themselves in creating, innovating, designating, and deciding cultural programs at ISU. 1:25 p.m. - 1:50 p.m.

WORKSHOPS: PART TWO (see above) Financial Aid for Athletes (May 31 and June 1 only)..................................Welcome Center Theater During this presentation, the Office of Student Financial Aid will be covering how much athletic aid students can receive, how athletic aid combines with other types of aid, maximum aid amounts, athletic aid renewal, and more.

STUDENT SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS 2:10 p.m. - 2:40 p.m.

FIND YOUR ROOTS.......................................................................................HMSU, Dede I On May 31st and June 1st, Honors College students go to HMSU, Dede I; all other students will meet in Science, Room 138. It is no surprise academics in college are incredibly different than high school. Even if you are coming back to college after being away from school for a while, this session will be helpful in understanding the expectations of instructors and faculty at Indiana State and what it takes to be successful in earning a degree.

3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

ONE TREE, MANY BRANCHES The Welcome Team will escort students and families to the One Tree, Many Branches sessions. Listen carefully as these sessions are divided by academic major. If you are undecided or have not declared a major, you are encourages to attend Exploratory Studies or the session that involves your major of interest, unless you are listed as University College. University College majors are required to attend their session. Representatives from each college will discuss academic performance expectations, career readiness pathways, and more during these sessions. Your family and guests should attend this session with you. Arts and Humanities................................................................................HMSU, Room 407 Business...............................................................................................Science, Room 173 Education.............................................................................................Science, Room 176 Exploratory Studies/Undeclared Students...................................................HMSU, Room 421 Health and Human Services...........................................................................HMSU, Dede I Math and Science....................................................................................HMSU, Room 321 Social Sciences.......................................................................................HMSU, Room 307 Technology............................................................................................Science, Room 138 University College..................................................................................Science, Room 134

3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Academic Presentations will take place in the same breakout rooms as One Tree, Many Branches (see room locations above). This session will provide information on how to prepare for your academic advising appointment on Day Two.

4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

RESIDENCE HALL CHECK-IN AND BREAK ......................................................Erickson Hall After the Academic Presentations, there is some free time until the Student Dinner at 5:30 p.m. Students, if you are staying on-campus tonight, use this time to return to your vehicle and drive to Erickson Hall (see page 18). If you checked luggage in with us, it will be at Erickson Hall for you to pick up. All students are required to attend dinner and evening sessions. Meet your Welcome Team Student Leader in the lobby of your residence hall by 5:15 p.m. Attendance will be taken.

5:30 p.m. - 6:20 p.m.

STUDENT DINNER..........................................................Sycamore Towers, Sycamore Dining You will meet your Welcome Team Student Leader in the lobby of Erickson Hall at 5:30 p.m. to walk to Sycamore Dining as a group. Attendance will be taken. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to bring your items for evening activities (see evening activities description)!

6:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

GETTING INVOLVED 101.......................................................................Science, Room 214 Learn about what opportunities are available for you to get involved in on-campus!

7:00 p.m. - 8:15 p.m.

WE ARE T.R.E.E.S..................................................................................................Campus We Are TREES (Talking Real Expectations, Experiences, and Situations) will give you time with your orientation group and Welcome Team Student Leader to explore campus and learn about

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STUDENT SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS important resources for first-year students. Groups will spend some time discussing college issues. This session will end at the Student Recreation Center where you can choose to stay, return to your room, or leave for the evening. 8:15 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.

EVENING ENTERTAINMENT...................................................................Student Rec Center You are encouraged to stay and enjoy time with new friends and orientation staff. There is something for everyone at the Student Recreation Center including music and dancing, basketball courts, volleyball, board games, a hot tub, and swimming. It is a great way to unwind from a busy day of information overload. You must bring your clothing, shoes, and your bathing suit (if you want to swim) to dinner if you plan to participate.

9:45 p.m. - 10:15 p.m.

FLOOR MEETINGS (for students staying overnight).....................................................Erickson Hall

Day Two 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.

STUDENT BREAKFAST (optional).........................................Sycamore Towers, Sycamore Dining

7:45 a.m. - 8:00 a.m.

CHECK-IN WITH YOUR WELCOME TEAM STUDENT LEADER...................Sycamore Dining Patio Be on time and check-in with your Welcome Team Student Leader on the Sycamore Dining Patio. Students who are late are not guaranteed an advising appointment and will have to repeat Day Two of orientation.

8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

CAMPUS BUSINESS.................................................................................Various Locations Students will spend the bulk of their morning visiting campus offices while conducting some campus business including meeting with their academic advisor, learning about serving the local and national community, getting trained on the electronic tools available to students, and reviewing their file with the Office of Student Financial Aid.

12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m.

THE NEXT STEP...........................................................................................HMSU, Dede I As we close the first phases of the transition to Indiana State University, we will spend some final moments discussing the investment of college and how earning a degree is hard work but well worth the effort. We will not see most of you until August, so this time will be spent discussing next steps in preparing students for Fall Welcome and move-in weekend. Reminders about Residence Halls, ordering books, turning in final paperwork, and luggage will be mentioned.

After Program Opportunities* 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

STUDENT FINANCIAL AID OFFICE........................................................................Tirey Hall OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE........................................................................Erickson Hall BARNES & NOBLE BOOKSELLERS.......................................Corner of 4th and Cherry Streets Want to order books or need some Sycamore swag? Visit the official STATE bookstore! Please check the website for store hours.

2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

OPTIONAL CAMPUS TOUR..........................................................................Welcome Center Check-in at the front desk of the John W. Moore Welcome Center if you are interested in going on a campus tour after orientation concludes.

*On Saturdays, After Program Opportunities are not available due to offices being closed.

MAJORS/ACADEMIC PRESENTATION CATEGORIES ARTS AND HUMANITIES • African/African American Studies • Art • Communication • English • Gender Studies • History • Journalism • Language Studies • Media Studies • Multidisciplinary Studies • Music • Philosophy • Public Relations • Social Justice & Sociology • Theater • Visual Arts Administration BUSINESS • Accounting • Business Administration • Business Education • Finance • Financial Services • Insurance and Risk Management • Management • Management Information Systems • Marketing • Operations and Supply Chain Management EDUCATION • Elementary Education • Special Education • Speech-Language Pathology EXPLORATORY STUDIES/ UNDECLARED STUDENTS • Exploratory Studies • Multidisciplinary Studies • Philosophy HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES • Food and Nutrition: Food Service Management • Food and Nutrition: Coordinated Dietetics • Health Sciences • Human Development and Family Studies • Physical Education—All Grade • Physical Education—Exercise Science • Recreation and Sport Management • Social Work • Nursing

MATH AND SCIENCE • Anthropology • Biology • Chemistry • Computer Science • Environmental Geoscience • Geography & Sustainability • Geology • Mathematics • Medical Laboratory Science • Physics • Science Education • Pre-Dentistry • Pre-Medicine • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Veterinary TECHNOLOGY • Architectural Engineering Technology • Automation and Control Engineering Technology • Automotive Engineering Technology • Aviation Management • Civil Engineering Technology • Computer Engineering Technology • Construction Management • Electronics Engineering Technology • Engineering Technology • Human Resource Development • Information Technology • Interior Architecture Design • Manufacturing Engineering Technology • Mechanical Engineering Technology • Packaging Engineering Technology • Professional Aviation Flight Technology • Safety Management • Technology and Engineering Education • Technology • Textiles, Apparel and Merchandising • Unmanned Systems SOCIAL SCIENCES • Criminology • Cyber Criminology & Intelligence • Economics • Legal Studies • Political Science • Pre-Law • Psychology • Social Studies Education UNIVERSITY COLLEGE • University College New Student Orientation | #MoreToBlue | indstate.edu

ADVICE FOR STUDENTS FROM STUDENTS! GET INVOLVED. There are more than 200 student organizations at STATE, each of which offers you the chance to make new friends, build connections on campus, and fight off homesickness.

REMEMBER YOU ARE A STUDENT FIRST.

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO YOU.

DON’T BE AFRAID TO ASK FOR HELP WHEN YOU NEED IT.

Go to the library. Utilize the Math and Writing Center. If you live on campus, get to know your RA.

The Student Counseling Center is available to all registered students at STATE.

MAKE CONNECTIONS WITH FACULTY.

With so many new opportunities to socialize and have fun, it’s easy to forget to focus on your academics.

Having good relationships with professors can be very beneficial down the road.

TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF.

TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR ACTIONS.

Don’t let stress deteriorate your physical and mental health! Eat healthy, go to the Rec Center, and sleep when you need to.

You are an adult and the consequences of your actions are on you. Learn about your rights and responsibilities by reading the Code of Student Conduct.

BE ENGAGED IN YOUR CLASSES.

LEARN TO MANAGE YOUR TIME. Give yourself enough time to go to class, study, and sleep.

BE OPEN TO FRIENDSHIPS WITH PEOPLE OF DIFFERENT BACKGROUNDS. CHECK YOUR UNIVERSITY EMAIL ACCOUNT DAILY FOR UPDATES FROM THE UNIVERSITY AND FACULTY!

SET GOALS FOR YOURSELF AND CREATE PLANS TO ACHIEVE THOSE GOALS. You only have four years in college and it goes by quickly! Figure out who you want to be when you graduate and how you can become that person in the next four years.

FAMILY & GUEST SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS Day One 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

9:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

DOLLARS AND $ENSE......................................................................University Hall Theater Understanding your bill is only a part of what it means to pay for college and become financially literate. Students will be responsible for their bill and managing their own finances including paying for textbooks, travel to and from campus, and even their meals. This session will provide you and your student with information on how to prepare for managing all your finances while in college.

10:00 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

10:15 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

BREAKOUT SESSIONS Find Your Spot On-Campus................................................................University Hall Theater Students who are planning to live on-campus in residence halls will learn how to prepare for this important experience. The Office of Residential Life will discuss the exciting opportunities they have planned for your student and the support they have available should they become homesick or have a roommate issue. Commuting to Campus..................................................................University Hall, Room 101 Students who live close enough to campus to commute will learn about resources provided specifically for them including laptop rentals, lounge and study space, and various events.

11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

PANEL OF CAMPUS EXPERTS............................................................University Hall Theater Several important offices will be represented on the Panel of Campus Experts including professional staff members from the Office of Information Technology, Financial Aid, Bursar, Career Center, Student Counseling Center, Public Safety, and Academic Affairs.

11:45 a.m. - 12:40 p.m.

FAMILY AND GUEST LUNCH.............................................Sycamore Towers, Sycamore Dining

12:40 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

RESOURCE FAIR AND WORKSHOPS.............................................................HMSU, Dede II You have the opportunity to use different resources while on campus. Use this time to visit the Resource Fair and attend workshops. If your student is a part of STATE Works or a 21st Century Scholar, they are required to attend those workshops.

12:50 p.m. - 1:15 p.m.

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FAMILY & GUEST SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS

Honors College (not offered May 31 or June 1)........................................................Pickerl Hall 113 If your student has been admitted to the Honors College or is interested in hearing more about it, participate in this workshop. There are several benefits to participating in the Honors College including the opportunity to take intellectually stimulating courses that will encourage your student to think, share their perspectives, and participate in hands-on learning projects out in the field. R U Ready? Your Career Starts Today!.........................................................HMSU, Room 407 Studies show that students who work part-time while taking classes improve academic success. In this session you will learn how students can apply for jobs on campus and the benefits of student employment. Your student will also learn about the importance of internships and how their experiences inside and out of the classroom work for their future career. STATE Works students are required to attend this session. Your Student Life at STATE.............................................................................HMSU, Dede I Your student’s college years will be filled with opportunities to get involved on campus and have fun! This session will discuss the various ways that Student Affairs can assist in making your student’s college experience their own while introducing different resources. Highlighted offices include Fraternity and Sorority Life, Recreation Sports, Student Conduct and Integrity, Health Promotions, and Multicultural Services and Programs. Fraternity and Sorority Life........................................................................HMSU, Room 307 Did you know that members of fraternities and sororities have a higher overall GPA, are more likely to be retained from year-1 to year-2, and are more likely to graduate on time that their unaffiliated peers? Join students and staff from the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life to learn about the personal, social, and academic benefits of joining the fraternity and sorority community. Shape Your Spot with ResLife....................................................................HMSU, Room 421 This event will give students the opportunity to engage with the different types of student organizations focused specifically on the residence halls. Students will learn about Residence Hall Association, Hall Council, and Eco Reps. Scholarship Workshop (Part One only on May 31 and June 1)..........................Welcome Center Theater The Scholarship Workshop is your opportunity to learn all about how merit scholarships work. We will cover how they pay, maintaining your award, rules and regulations, and everything in between. Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center: A Home Away from Home....HMSU, Room 416 Since 1972, the African American Cultural Center has been an important part of Indiana State University. The Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center is responsible for developing and providing opportunities for African-American students to involve themselves in creating, innovating, designating, and deciding cultural programs at ISU. 1:25 p.m. - 1:50 p.m.

FAMILY & GUEST SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS 2:10 p.m. - 2:40 p.m.

FIND YOUR ROOTS.......................................................................................HMSU, Dede I On May 31st and June 1st, Honors College students go to HMSU, Dede I; all other students will meet in Science, Room 138. It is no surprise academics in college are incredibly different than high school. Even if your student is coming back to college after being away from school for awhile, this session will be helpful in understanding the expectations of instructors and faculty at Indiana State and what it takes to be successful in earning a degree.

3:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

ONE TREE, MANY BRANCHES................................................................................Campus The Welcome Team will escort students and families to the One Tree, Many Branches sessions. Listen carefully as these sessions are divided by academic major. If your student is undecided or has not declared a major, they are encouraged to attend Exploratory Studies or the session that involves their major of interest, unless they are listed as University College. University College majors are required to attend their session. Representatives from each college will discuss academic performance expectations, career readiness pathways, and more during these sessions. You should attend this session with your student. Arts and Humanities................................................................................HMSU, Room 407 Business...............................................................................................Science, Room 173 Education.............................................................................................Science, Room 176 Exploratory Studies/Undeclared Students...................................................HMSU, Room 421 Health and Human Services...........................................................................HMSU, Dede I Math and Science....................................................................................HMSU, Room 321 Social Sciences.......................................................................................HMSU, Room 307 Technology............................................................................................Science, Room 138 University College..................................................................................Science, Room 134

3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.

ACADEMIC PRESENTATIONS Academic Presentations will take place in the same breakout rooms as One Tree, Many Branches (see room locations above). This session will provide information on how your student can prepare for their academic advising appointment on Day Two.

4:15 p.m. - 5:15 p.m.

RESIDENCE HALL CHECK-IN AND BREAK

(for students)......................................Erickson

Hall

After the academic presentations, there is some free time until the Student Dinner at 5:30pm. If students are staying on campus, they should use this time to return to their vehicle and drive to Erickson Hall (see page 18). If they checked their luggage with us, it will be at Erickson Hall to pick up. All students are required to attend dinner and evening sessions. They should meet their Welcome Team Student Leader in the lobby of Erickson Hall by 5:15pm. Attendance will be taken.

Day Two Financial Wellness Check:

Your appointment with a Financial Aid representative will be determined by the letter you were given during the Academic Presentation on day one. Staff will escort you to and from the appointment in Erickson Hall at the appropriate time. (A) 8:00 a.m. (B) 8:30 a.m. (C) 9:30 a.m. (D) 10:00 a.m. (E) 10:30 a.m. (G) 11:00 a.m.

7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

FAMILY & GUEST BREAKFAST.........................................Sycamore Towers, Sycamore Dining Families and guests are welcome to start their day with breakfast in Sycamore Dining. Relax and enjoy a quiet and comfortable start to the day.

8:15 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.

OPTIONAL CAMPUS TOUR..............................................Sycamore Towers, Sycamore Dining

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FAMILY & GUEST SESSION SCHEDULE & DESCRIPTIONS 9:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.

RESOURCES FOR SYCAMORE FAMILIES........................................................HMSU, Dede I Families and guests will hear from the Family Outreach Coordinator about FERPA, Proxy Access, and resources for families of Sycamore students. There will be a discussion on how to have conversations with the students about appropriate access to their information, such as their tuition bill and training on how the student provides access.

9:30 a.m. - 9:45 a.m.

BARNES & NOBLE BOOKSELLERS................................................................HMSU, Dede I Textbooks are an additional expense while attending college that is not included in tuition and fees. Learn about many different options when it comes to textbooks, because not having them is not an option for success.

9:45 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.

STUDENT PERSPECTIVES.............................................................................HMSU, Dede I Join current Sycamores to hear about their experience at Indiana State! They want to share with you their highs and lows since they have started their college career, as well as how their families supported them. They want to give you their perspective so bring your questions!

10:30 a.m. - 10:45 a.m.

DEAN OF STUDENTS: ADVOCATING FOR SUCCESS........................................HMSU, Dede I Families and guests will hear from the Dean of Studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Team on how they help students advocate for themselves as well as address behavior and resolve issues.

10:45 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.

BREAK...................................................................................................................HMSU

11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

EMPOWERING YOUR STUDENT FOR SUCCESS..............................................HMSU, Dede I Students and families go through a transition period in the initial phases of attending college. This session will help support systems, like families, learn how best to encourage their student, when to step in, and when to challenge your student. The academic calendar will be used to demonstrate important times to check-in with your student on certain topics, such as mid-term grades, adding/dropping classes, registering for classes, and financial aid.

11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

LETTERS FROM HOME.................................................................................HMSU, Dede I Families and guests will have an opportunity to write a letter to their student. These surprise letters will be delivered to them at midterms. Shh, keep it a secret!

12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m.

THE NEXT STEP...........................................................................................HMSU, Dede I As we close the first phases of the transition to Indiana State University, we will spend the final moments discussing the investment of college and how earning a degree is hard work but well worth the effort. We will not see most of you until August, so this time will be spent discussing next steps in preparing students for Fall Welcome and move-in weekend. Reminders about residence halls and luggage will be mentioned.

After Program Opportunities* 1:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

FAMILY & GUEST WELCOME Welcome Sycamore Families and Guests! We would like to welcome you as a new member of the Sycamore Community. The years your student spends at the University will likely be some of the most influential years of their adult life. You will share your student’s journey and experience. As with all transitions in life, there will be moments of great excitement, some periods of needing to refocus direction, and challenges along the way. Indiana State invites you to partner with us to help make your student’s experience successful and rewarding.

RESOURCES FOR SYCAMORE PARENTS Learn about resources available to Indiana State students and parents, how to get involved on campus, as well as suggestions for visiting campus and parenting a Sycamore through the Parent and Families website or Facebook page. The Family Outreach Coordinator is available to assist families in navigating the University system and serves as a starting point for parents and families with questions. The Family Outreach Coordinator can be contacted at 1-800-GO-TO-ISU. TIPS FOR FAMILIES & GUESTS

TRUST YOUR STUDENT TO MAKE GOOD DECISIONS.

BE A GOOD LISTENER. ENCOURAGE YOUR STUDENT TO SOLVE PROBLEMS.

PROVIDE SUPPORT BY GIVING ADVICE WHEN NEEDED, BY SENDING CARE PACKAGES AND E-MAILS, AND BY MAKING PLANNED VISITS TO CAMPUS. STEP BACK AND LET YOUR STUDENT LEARN TO MAKE DECISIONS AND DEAL WITH THE CONSEQUENCES.

FIND TIME TO CONNECT WITH YOUR STUDENT.

MAKE PLANNED VISITS TO CAMPUS. OPPORTUNITIES FOR THIS FALL INCLUDE: Fall Move-In: August 17 and 18 Homecoming: October 13

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Family Day: November 3

HELPING YOUR STUDENT WITH PROXY ACCESS: Proxy Access allows the student to authorize a person to view information on their academic financial record. On Day Two you will discuss Proxy Access in detail during “Resources for Sycamore Families” and can get more information at indstate.edu/proxyaccess. Students can also establish a passphrase (unique code word or phrase) allowing the proxy verbal communication with ISU representatives given that the passphrase is provided.

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FAMILY & GUEST WELCOME NUDGE POINTS FOR THE FIRST SEMESTER ARE YOU CHECKING YOUR EMAIL/PORTAL ANNOUNCEMENTS/BLACKBOARD? PORTAL • Holds: clear up any financial holds ASAP, get your Immunization records submitted, and complete your It’s on Blue Training • Financial Aid messages BLACKBOARD • Grades • Upcoming assignments • Review attendance requirements MYSAM • See transfer coursework received and applied to your degree audit • Have you checked out your 4-year degree plan?

OCTOBER MIDTERMS How are you preparing for mid-terms? Attend study tables in the residence halls. ROOMMATE ISSUES typically occur in early–mid October – talk with your RA.

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

HOW IS YOUR MEAL PLAN? How many credits/how much commons cash do you have left? HOW ARE YOUR ACADEMICS? Projects, exams, and papers are due around this time.

GET INVOLVED in Homecoming activities. MAKE SURE TO MEET WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR in October to discuss what classes you plan/want to take?

HOUSING OPTIONS Have you thought about where you want to live next year? Housing sign-ups will be happening soon.

FINAL EXAM PREP What are you doing to prepare? Utilize study week. FINANCES Spring Semester bills are posted – remind student to check their account online.

(Registration Time is November).

CLASSES

GETTING INVOLVED ON CAMPUS

• Go to ALL classes, save all allowable absences JUST IN CASE you get sick.

• Make it a goal to join one campus organization. • Visit the Treehouse on your ISU portal.

• If you are having trouble in a class, try tutoring, talking to the professor, or finding a study partner.

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MEET THE WELCOME TEAM

COLTON ANGEL Welcome Team Family Leader Marketing Freshman Newton, IL

BEN BRINKLEY Welcome Team Student Leader Criminology Freshman Chrisman, IL

JODI BUIS Welcome Team Coordinator Human Development & Family Studies Senior Greencastle, IN

NICK BURTON Welcome Team Student Leader Finance Freshman Strasburg, IL

ANDREW CASE Welcome Team Coordinator Communication Senior Columbia City, IN

NICK CHAMBERS Welcome Team Family Leader Elementary Education Junior Greencastle, IN

ALEJANDRA CHAVEZ Welcome Team Student Leader Mathematics Teaching Junior Indianapolis, IN

NATE CRICK Welcome Team Student Leader Marketing Freshman Terre Haute, IN

JACKSON GAMBRILL Welcome Team Student Leader Business Marketing Freshman Shelbyville, IL

DEREK GRIFFIN Welcome Team Student Leader Business Management Sophomore New Albany, IN

RIPLEY OBLINGERHAMMOND Welcome Team Student Leader Physical Education Sophomore Bloomington, IL

RYAN HANNAFORD Welcome Team Student Leader Business Management Freshman Terre Haute, IN

SHANIA HARRISON Welcome Team Student Leader Communication Sophomore Crawfordsville, IN

JACOB HENSLEY Welcome Team Student Leader Public Relations Junior Beech Grove, IN

CODY HIMES Welcome Team Family Leader Exercise Science Freshman Knox, IN

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MEET THE WELCOME TEAM BREEZY KEPPY Welcome Team Student Leader Nursing Freshman Paris, IL

ALEX KUHNS Welcome Team Student Leader Mathematics Teaching Sophomore Fisher, IL

WYATT LAWSON Welcome Team Coordinator Fine Arts Senior Rosedale, IN

DREW LIMA Welcome Team Student Leader Communication Junior Noblesville, IN

MADDY LONGYEAR Welcome Team Student Leader Communication Freshman Terre Haute, IN

BARBARA MCCORMICK Welcome Team Student Leader English Teaching Sophomore Greenwood, IN

SAM MOORE Welcome Team Student Leader Criminology and Legal Studies Freshman Paris, IL

BRADEN MURPHY Welcome Team Family Leader Psychology Sophomore Lebanon, OH

COLBY NICKLE Welcome Team Student Leader Athletic Training Junior Covington, IN

SARAH PARKER Welcome Team Family Leader Health Sciences Junior St. Louis, MO

MILLIE RAYMER Welcome Team Student Leader Elementary Education Sophomore Plainfield, IN

NURI RODRIGUEZ Welcome Team Coordinator Elementary Education Junior Indianapolis, IN

ROBIN TARVIN Welcome Team Student Leader Recreational Therapy Junior Indianapolis, IN

OLIVIA TEAGUE Welcome Team Family Leader Social Work Sophomore Columbus, IN

JADA TOMPKINS Welcome Team Student Leader English Teaching Junior Terre Haute, IN

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION Driving directions for Day Two parking.

EAST ON INTERSTATE 70 • Take Exit 7 (U.S. 41/Third Street) and turn left (north). • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn right (east). WEST ON INTERSTATE 70 • Take Exit 7 (U.S. 41) and turn right (north). • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn right (east). Construction

SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 41 • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn left (east).

Hulman Memorial Student Union

Fountain Welcome Center

West Pay Lot Pickerl Hall

Sycamore Dining

NORTH ON HIGHWAY 41 • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn right (east).

Erickson Hall

HOTELS • Travel west on Wabash Avenue and turn right (north) on U.S. 41/Third Street. • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn right (east). ERICKSON HALL • Travel west (right) out of Lot 5 on Cherry Street. • Turn right (north) on to U.S. 41/ Third Street. • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn right (east). UNIVERSITY HALL, LOT R AND 15 • Travel south (left) out of Lot R/15 on to Eighth Street. • Turn right (west) on to Cherry Street. • Turn right (north) on to U.S. 41/ Third Street. • Travel to Chestnut Street (stop light) and turn right (east).

ONCE ON CHESTNUT STREET Turn right into the West Pay Lot, between Fourth and Fifth streets. Parking is free for orientation participants.

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BARNES & NOBLE AT INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY YOUR CHOICE ON TEXTBOOKS AND SAVINGS • Rentals: save you up to 80% • Used books: save you up to 25% • eTextbooks: save you up to 60% • New books are also available

THE RIGHT BOOK, FROM THE RIGHT PLACE When you get your books from the campus bookstore, you can be sure you’re getting exactly what you need to be prepared for class. We work closely with faculty members to ensure the right books are on our shelves for all of your courses.

Barnes & Noble at Indiana State University 812-232-2665 Corner of Fourth and Cherry Streets

CONFIDENCE IN THE BEST PRICE The campus bookstore price matches Amazon, bn.com, and local competitors. Price match your new, used, and rental used textbooks with the bookstore. The campus bookstore price matches the exact textbooks, same edition and format, including all accompanying materials. Online marketplace and peer-to-peer pricing are ineligible.

HOURS Visit the website for store hours.

BNcollege CUSTOMER SERVICE 24/7 From in-person to online support to customer service on Facebook, if you have a problem, we’re here to ﬁx it.

ONE-STOP SHOP We’re not just a bookstore. We’re your one-stop shop for all things college. Stop in for: • School supplies • Tech and electronics • School spirit apparel and gifts • Drinks and snacks • Barnes & Noble Café: serves Starbucks products, soups, sandwiches, and pastries

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BURSAR OPERATIONS BURSAR OPERATIONS IS THE PRIMARY SERVICE UNIT FOR MANAGING STUDENTS’ FINANCIAL RECORDS AND NEEDS. AMONG THE RESPONSIBILITIES ARE: ACCOUNT ANALYSIS, PAYMENT PLAN ADMINISTRATION, AND MORE. ACADEMIC FEES Fees for the academic year can be found on the Sycamore Express website at indstate.edu/express.

Bursar Operations 812-237-3535 paymentplan @indstate.edu Parsons Hall Room P100 HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:15 a.m.4:30 p.m.

BILLS All student tuition bills will be electronic (e-Bills) and can be accessed by students or authorized users at indstate.edu/payisu. An email notification will be sent to the student’s University email address, and to the email address provided by authorized users, to alert when a new bill is available for viewing. A text message option is also available. PAYMENT PROCEDURES The University’s Sycamore Plan provides three payment options: the Single Payment Plan, the Monthly Payment Plan, or the Variable Payment Plan. Should you not receive a bill, you are still responsible for paying by the deadline dates associated with the plan of your choice. SINGLE PAYMENT PLAN requires full payment of academic, housing, and mandatory fees by the payment deadline date. Full payment must be received for fall 2018 before August 21, 2018; spring 2019 fees are to be paid by January 15, 2019. The Variable Payment Plan Fee is assessed if academic and mandatory fees remain unpaid as of these dates. MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN requires enrollment in the Tuition Management Systems (TMS) program, which allows you to spread your fall 2018/spring 2019 fees over ten months. A $65.00 nonrefundable enrollment fee is required. For more information, contact TMS at 1-800-722-4867 or indstate.afford.com. VARIABLE PAYMENT PLAN allows you the ﬂexibility of determining the amount and timing of your payments, requiring only that your account be paid in full no later than the due date for the term.

PAYMENT METHODS ONLINE: Payments using Visa, MasterCard, or Electronic Check (ACH) may be made via Indiana State University’s Student Account Suite at indstate.edu/payisu. IN PERSON: You may visit the Bursar Operations’ Account Analyst Area in Parsons Hall, Room P100. Account analysts are available during normal hours and extended hours at the beginning of each semester. BY MAIL: Send checks (with your University ID number) made payable to Indiana State to:

• Indiana State University

Office of the Controller – Account Analysts Parsons Hall, Room P100 200 North 7th Street Terre Haute, IN 47809

BY PHONE: You may make payments using Visa or MasterCard by calling 812-237-3511 during normal business hours. PAYMENT DROP BOX: Place your payments, with your University ID number, in the payment drop box located on the north side of Parsons Hall, 200 North 7th Street. More information about payment plans and due dates can be found at indstate.edu/bursar.

REFUNDS Refunds are mailed to your mailing address, in your name. You may sign up to receive refunds via direct deposit (ACH). The direct deposit form is available at indstate.edu/express on the Finances tab labeled Direct Deposit of Refunds. Should a parent loan be involved, refundable credits, if any, are mailed to the parent borrower, unless the parent previously indicated that it should be refunded to the student.

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THE FAMILY EDUCATION RIGHTS AND PRIVACY ACT OF 1974 The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) restricts Indiana State University’s ability to provide personal information to anyone other than the student. You have the option to grant access to authorized users within Indiana State’s Student Account Suite at indstate.edu/ payisu. Once you provide the user access to your account, they can sign into the authorized payer area, view your electronic bills or account balance, and begin making payments on your account balance online. WITHDRAWALS An “official withdrawal” involves the student withdrawing from all classes for which they are registered, as well as notifying appropriate administrative officials of their decision to leave the university; this may include your academic advisor, the Financial Aid office, and the Residential Life office. If a student leaves without properly processing a withdrawal, the absences from class and from campus will be justification for the grade of “F” to be assigned for the courses in which the student is enrolled. The student is not officially withdrawn until they have completed the withdrawal process. Students seeking to withdraw from the current term must do so through the student self- service badge in the student portal. Select the Register Add/Drop link, followed by the current term. If you require a personal identification number (PIN) to make registration changes, you will need to contact your academic advisor to obtain this information. You must DROP all of your registered courses, by the correspondence deadlines, and submit changes in order to be officially withdrawn. Contact made after the deadline date may not relieve you of total financial responsibility. Questions concerning withdrawal from enrollment should be directed to the Office of Registration and Records at isu-orr@mail.indstate.edu or by phone at 812-237-2020. STUDENT ACCOUNT SUITE – WHERE YOU VIEW AND PAY YOUR BILLS, AS WELL AS ADD AUTHORIZED USERS. To get to the Student Account Suite 1. Go to indstate.edu/payisu 2. Click “View or Pay Your Bills Online Click Here to Login” 3. Login with the same information you use for the MyISU Portal • View or pay your bill, see account detail, and view your payment history/account activity • Add authorized users to make payments, view billing statement, account activity, or payment history Authorized User Access (Different than ProxyAccess) • •

This functionality provides access to parents, grandparents, etc. that need to view or pay your bill You must set up access in the student account suite for each authorized user by inputting their email address and authorizing their access

Steps for setting up an authorized user 1. Log in to the student account suite 2. Click on “Authorized Users” 3. Click on “Add Authorized User” 4. Enter the E-mail address of the authorized user

5. Choose the level of access 6. Click “Continue” 7. Check the “I Agree” box 8. Click “Continue” Information authorized users will need when logging in to the Student Account Suite 1. Authorized users must check their email for their temporary password. 2. To access the student account suite, the authorized user must go to indstate.edu/payisu and click on the green button that says “View or Pay Your Bills Online Click Here to Login”. 3. Authorized users must log in to the student account suite using their email address and the temporary password that was emailed to them. •

The first time the authorized user logs in to the account suite, they must enter their full name and change their password. If signed up for ProxyAccess, it is recommended that their new password match the password used for ProxyAccess to ensure continuity when accessing Indiana State student information.

4. Authorized users must then click “Save” to be taken to the home screen of the Student Account Suite.

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CAMPUS SAFETY & PARKING The Department of Public Safety is responsible for providing police, parking, and ID card services at Indiana State University. The Department is staffed by 25 police officers as well as five police dispatchers, five other full-time civilians as well as over 20 student workers. The Police Department is available 24/7 and provides all law enforcement services to the campus community.

Campus Safety & Parking 812-237-5555 Pickerl Hall HOURS Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

SERVICES PUBLIC SAFETY OFFERS: • Rave Alerts – an emergency text message system to keep you and your family informed • CSO Program - The Community Service Officer Program provides safety escorts, building security, motorist assistance, battery jumps, and lockout assistance • Blue Light Phone System – Phone towers to directly connect callers to emergency dispatch • RAD Program – The Rape Aggression defense program is a free twelve-hour class • Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention Programs

PARKING SERVICES This division issues all parking permits and University ID cards. Parking permits are available for purchase online at indstate.edu/parking beginning June 1. We encourage you to buy your parking permit online to avoid a $15 onsite fee. All vehicles parked on ISU property must display an ISU parking permit.

BIKE REGISTRY The bike registry is open to anyone that has a bicycle on campus and it is FREE. A bicycle can be registered at any time during normal business hours at the University Police, however, appointments can be made. You must have your bicycle with you at the time of registration. Data gathered during registration, including the bicycle serial number and picture, will be entered into the Police Department computer reporting system. You will be given an ISU tag with a number identifying your registration at ISU. In case that your bicycle is reported stolen, the Police Department has your information and the recovery chances are higher. At the beginning of the 2018 fall school year we will be hosting an event at the fountain when bicycles can be registered. We also suggest students secure their bikes with a U-lock. We currently have several bike racks throughout campus and University Apartments, as well as air pump stations and one “fix-it” station where you can make repairs to your bicycle with tools attached to the station. Rentable SPIN bikes are available on campus.

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DINING SERVICES Indiana State University Dining Services offers a variety of flexible dining options located across campus. Your University ID card is the key to your meal plan and functions like a debit card. MEAL PLANS A variety of meal plans are offered for both residential and commuter students.

DINING LOCATIONS • The Commons at Hulman Memorial Student Union • Generations Restaurant (in HMSU) • Lincoln Dining Hall

Dining Services 812-237-4138 Erickson Hall

• Sycamore Dining Hall

OTHER DINING OPTIONS AROUND CAMPUS:

HOURS Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.4:30 p.m.

• Bayh College of Education Lobby: Jazzman’s Cafe and Bakery • Cunningham Memorial Library: Cup & Chaucer

ISUDiningServices

• Mills Carryout @ISUFood

• Stalker Hall: Daily Grind • Student Recreation Center: Juice Bar

@indstate_dining IMPORTANT THINGS TO REMEMBER: • Dining halls offer meal services during breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even late night options on weekdays. • Cash, credit/debit cards, and Commons Cash is accepted at all dining and retail locations on campus. • You can add Commons Cash (dollar for dollar) or Credits ($.30 each for residents) at any time. • Balances roll over into the next semester. • In the event of a lost or stolen card, your account can be shut down so there is no unauthorized use.

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OFFICE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The Office of Information Technology (OIT) provides technology support and resources for students, faculty, and staff at Indiana State University. The Technology Support Center is available to help with password assistance, anti-virus installation or virus removal, student printing, Blackboard, hardware repair (for covered computers), and more. TECHNOLOGY TERMINOLOGY AT INDIANA STATE

Office of Information Technology

There may be some new terms you have not heard before as you acclimate yourself to the Indiana State technology environment. In an effort to make your transition to Indiana State as easy as possible here are some of the common ones used on campus.

812-237-2910 IT-Help @indstate.edu Stalker Hall Lower Level, 009 HOURS Monday - Thursday: 7:30 a.m. 9:00 p.m.

BLACKBOARD is the system faculty and students use for online courses or as a supplement to a class that meets on campus. You may receive class content from your professor, receive assignments, submit your work, or have online discussions with your professor and other students. DOWNLOADS is the online website for you to download software at no additional charge. You can download software for Windows or Mac such as the latest Windows operating system, Microsoft Office Suite, and Symantec Antivirus at downloads.indstate.edu.

Friday: 7:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m.

ISU-SECURE WIRELESS is the wireless access you will use to connect to the internet while you are on the Indiana State campus, accessible with your MyISU username and password.

Saturday - Sunday: 12:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.

LAPTOP INSTITUTION means that every Indiana State University student is required to have a laptop for their academic pursuits.

Blackboard Support 812-237-7000 isu-blackboardsupport@mail. indstate.edu Stalker Hall, Lower Level, 009 HOURS Monday - Thursday: 7:30 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Friday: 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday - Sunday: 12:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.

MYISUCLOUD, MYISU, OR PORTAL are all names that are used to describe the system where you will sign up for classes, access email, and pay your bills. STUDENT PRINTING is the wireless student printing system with 31 convenient printer locations on campus. There is no need to purchase a separate printer. Undergraduate students receive 650 prints each semester at no additional charge to use for their academic pursuits. You can find additional information at indstate.edu/oit/students/printing.php. UNIVERSITY LOGIN is what you will use to log into all systems while at Indiana State. This is usually your first initial and last name, but can be followed by a number. For example, Sycamore Sam might be ssam1. UNIVERSITY EMAIL is the email account used by students. Using the University Login example above, the email format would be ssam1@sycamores.indstate.edu. It is your University Login followed by @sycamores.indstate.edu. UNIVERSITY ID is a number that is a unique identifier. This should not be confused with your â&#x20AC;&#x153;University Loginâ&#x20AC;? (see above).

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BEFORE ARRIVING ON CAMPUS There are several things you should take care of before arriving on campus. If you do not currently own a laptop and want to purchase an Indiana State supported unit, please visit indstate.edu/oit/students and select “Laptop Purchase Program”. The Indiana State standard laptop meets all academic requirements, is fully supported (hardware and software) on campus, and comes with a three-year warranty and accidental damage protection plan. Please be certain to allow four (4) weeks or longer for delivery. If you already own a laptop or plan to purchase, make sure it meets the “Laptop Minimum Hardware Specifications”: • Windows 7 or higher • Wireless Connectivity (802.11 a/g minimum) • 2.0GHz Dual Core Processor or higher • In good working condition • 4Gb Memory • Symantec antivirus is provided by ISU • 120 GB Hard Drive or higher

AFTER ARRIVING ON CAMPUS • Connect to the ISU-Secure wireless network indstate.edu/oit/universal/wirelesssetup • Install Indiana State wireless printer drivers at downloads.indstate.edu

• Locations of student printers at indstate.edu/oit/students/printing.php

• Install antivirus at downloads.indstate.edu if not already completed

SMARTPHONES AND OTHER MOBILE DEVICES You can use your smartphone or other mobile device to access Indiana State University electronic resources. • Connect to the ISU-Secure wireless network

• For instructions visit indstate.edu/oit/universal/wireless-mobile.php

• If your account password is changed, make sure to change it on all devices. Failing to do so will disable your account.

• You can print from your smartphone or other mobile device

• For instructions visit indstate.edu/oit/students/wireless-printing-inst.php

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OFFICE OF REGISTRATION AND RECORDS Registration and Records is responsible for all student academic records. The office is involved in all aspects of the enrollment process. REGISTRATION AND RECORDS CAN ASSIST STUDENTS WITH: • Transcript requests • Adding and dropping courses • Applications for graduation Office of Registration and Records

• Proxy Access

812-237-2020 812-237-8039 (Fax)

• Residency appeals

ISU-ORR @mail.indstate.edu

• Veterans benefits

Parsons Hall, Room 009

• Enrollment and degree verifications (through the National Student Clearinghouse)

HOURS Monday Wednesday, Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. Thursday: 9:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

• Degree Audits • Student immunization records – Online submissions available at indstate.edu/registrar • Withdrawals from the University • Co-curricular record requests • Access via the MyISU Portal • Transfer Evaluation • Online submissions/information available at indstate.edu/registrar • Graduation (Latin) Honors • Federal Rights and Privacy Act • Class Schedule

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OFFICE OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID The following information will help guide you through the Financial Aid Worksheet you received during orientation check-in. SECTION ONE: COST OF ATTENDANCE • Costs for 2018-2019 • To view your financial aid: 1. Login to MyISU Portal at isuportal.indstate.edu 2. Select the Student Self Service badge and click on: 3. Student alerts requiring action are displayed on the right 4. Select the Financial Resources tab • Financial Aid Status • Select the Aid Year 2018-2019 and Submit • Select Financial Aid Awards • Select the Award Overview tab Please refer to Bursar Operations, page 22, for instructions to view/print your bill

SECTION TWO: GIFT AID • Scholarships, textbook awards, and grants. The Laptop/iPad Scholarship is not listed here since it does not apply to the bill. SECTION THREE: SELF-HELP AID

Office of Student Financial Aid 812-237-2215 ISU-FinAid @mail.indstate.edu Tirey Hall HOURS Monday - Thursday: 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday: 9:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

• Self-Help Aid refers to student loans that you must accept electronically in the MyISU Portal. Loans must be repaid after graduation. SECTION FOUR: ADDITIONAL FUNDING OPTIONS • Federal Work-Study: If eligible, the award amount will be listed here. Visit jobs.indstate.edu to review student employment options. • Parent PLUS Loan: Loan in the parent’s name of dependent students only. This is a credit based loan. Apply at studentloans.gov • Alternative Loan: Loan in the student’s name with a credit-worthy co-signer. You can view lenders and compare rates at indstate.edu/financial-aid/alternative • View Military and National Services Benefits at indstate.edu/veterans SECTION FIVE: PAYMENT OPTIONS • indstate.edu/payisu On the second morning of our summer orientation program, you and a parent or guest will have a face-to-face appointment with a financial wellness advisor. Be sure to bring requested documents and any questions you have!

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UNIVERSITY ID The University ID card serves as a currency in the Commons and dining halls, gains you admission to University events as well as access to select residence halls. Your ID card must be checked and swiped at residence halls after 11:30 p.m. by a staff member.

PLACE FUNDS ON YOUR CARD Public Saftey 812-237-5555 Parking Services 812-237-8888

• Commons Cash (for use in all dining and retail locations on campus) indstate.edu/reslife • Dining credits • A meal plan is required to use the debit function of ID • Add credits to a meal plan at Dining Services in Erickson Hall

Pickerl Hall HOURS

LOST CARD

Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

• If you lose your ID card, go to the Dining Services office or Public Safety to have your ID replaced. Your first ID card is free. Replacement cards are $15 each.

Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

• If you have a meal plan you will need to visit the Dining Services office to have your ID card temporarily shut off and to receive a temporary meal card. If you lose your card outside of Dining Services office hours you may visit the Campus Cupboard.

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OFFICE OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITY AND TITLE IX POLICY 922: PROHIBITING SEXUAL MISCONDUCT, INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE, AND STALKING Indiana State University (ISU) is committed to fostering an educational environment free from discrimination, gender based harassment, and sexual harassment, including sexual misconduct, intimate partner violence, and stalking. ISU does not tolerate any form of sexual harassment or gender based harassment, whether physical, mental, or emotional in nature.

IT’S ON BLUE TRAINING It’s On Blue is a campus-wide initiative designed to create a culture of care, safety, and support within the ISU campus community. ALL Sycamores are required to take the online training module, It’s On Blue, that familiarizes students with the ISU policy on sexual misconduct, consent, violation reporting, bystander awareness, and campus resources.

Office of Equal Opportunity and Title IX 812-237-8954 Rankin Hall, Room 426 HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

REPORTING OPTIONS Title IX Coordinator Rankin Hall, Room 426 812-237-8954

StateItsOnBlue @State_ItsOnBlue

Director of Equal Opportunity and Senior Deputy Title IX Coordinator Rankin Hall, Room 426 812-237-8954

@itsonblue_isu

Deputy Title IX Coordinator for Students Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 814 812-237-8954

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CENTER FOR STUDENT SUCCESS The Center for Student Success (CSS) is dedicated to supporting students. It offers resources and programs including tutoring, supplemental instruction, assistive services for persons with special needs, and support services for 21st Century Scholars.

TUTORING SERVICES • Free-of-charge to all currently enrolled students • One-on-one and small group tutoring available • Tutoring available on a first-come, first-served basis by appointment. (To sign up for a tutor, please come to Normal Hall, 1st floor)

Center for Student Success 812-237-2700 Normal Hall First Floor

SUPPLEMENTAL INSTRUCTION (SI) • Free, regularly scheduled, out-of-class, review sessions where students compare notes, discuss readings, develop organizational tools, and predict test items • Facilitated by SI Leaders, students who are proficient in the targeted course

SERVICES FOR STUDENT WITH DISABILITIES Student Support Services (SSS) offers students with disabilities support that allows them to participate in and benefit from University programs and activities by providing services, accommodations, and assistive technology to students with disabilities.

HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

@ISU_SUCCESS

@isustudentsuccess

• Students are responsible for reporting their needs to Student Support Services and providing documentation • Indiana State University does not provide personal attendants, individually prescribed devices, reader for personal use or study, or other personal devices or services

21ST CENTURY SCHOLARS Through attendance at 21st Century Scholar Corps Club meetings, workshops, and social events, students build relationships and learn how to navigate college life successfully.

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CUNNINGHAM MEMORIAL LIBRARY The Cunningham Memorial Library (CML) is your campus living room. With endless resources and facilities available, you’ll feel right at home.

RESOURCES • Print and electronic resources: books, magazines, research journals, DVDs, CDs, and computer games Cunningham Memorial Library 812-237-2580

• Library staff members • Technology support • Study Spaces

HOURS

• Interlibrary Loan: free service which borrows materials from other libraries around the world

Sunday: Opens at 12:00 p.m.

• Over 130 public use computers

Monday - Thursday: Open 24-hours

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT - The library employs around 80 student workers each year.

Friday: Closes at 7:00 p.m. Saturday: 12:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.

LIBRARY EXTRAVAGANZA Each fall the Library sponsors the Extravaganza, an annual welcome back event that showcases new products and services for students. Come and grab some free food and maybe win a prize!

Library.ISU @isulib @isulib

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GRADUATION GUARANTEE Indiana State University has a four-year graduation guarantee for students! This guarantee assures eligible students they will be able to complete a bachelor’s degree within four years, and applies to all degree programs of 128 or fewer semester hours. If not, they will be able to take remaining courses tuition free. To take advantage of the guarantee, students apply during their freshman year. If they meet the commitments under the contract and find themselves unable to graduate in four years, the University will cover the cost of tuition and mandatory fees for any remaining required courses. Graduation Guarantee Ask your advisor for more information.

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STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS Being a participant in a Study Abroad or Faculty-Led program allows STATE students to travel the world, while increasing their language, leadership and networking skills, self-confidence, intercultural competence, all while having a hands-on, cultural immersion experience. • Over 360 programs in more than 60 countries. • Study in English or pursue another language. • Financial aid and scholarships can be used. Scholarships exclusively for study abroad are available. • Semester, summer, and year-long programs are available.

Education Programs Abroad 812-237-3427 ISU-StudyAbroad @mail.indstate.edu 240 Gillum Hall HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE The University College supports first-year students through the promotion of high quality advising and instruction. Here are a few ways the University College helps first-year students succeed: • Instilling a sense of personal responsibility and commitment to academics. • Promoting professional excellence and accountability on the part of staff, faculty, and administrators. • Providing students with access to transitional academic advising. University College 812-237-2300

• Partnering with the Foundational Studies Council, as well as Academic Colleges, to provide high quality instruction.

Normal Hall, Third Floor

• Collaborating with campus divisions to build a responsive and developed network of assistance.

HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

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HONORS COLLEGE The Honors College is composed of classes and experiences designed to enrich and maximize students’ education. Members participate in a core of small and powerful classes, taught by faculty specifically selected for their expertise and devotion to academic excellence.

THE BENEFITS OF BEING AN HONORS STUDENT ARE MANY, AND INCLUDE: • Supportive faculty mentors • Interdisciplinary courses that feature exciting perspectives on world events, culture, and history • High-powered experiential learning, including undergraduate research and internships • Scholarly travel and field trips in the United States and abroad • Special assistance with scholarship and job opportunities • Priority registration • Honors housing

Honors College 812-237-3225 Pickerl Hall, Room 110 HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. ISUHonors

COLLEGE REQUIREMENTS • First-year students

@ISU_Honors

• 3.7 GPA or higher on 4.0 scale • 1100 or higher SAT verbal and quantitative, 24 ACT, or top ten percent of graduating class

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Students transferring to or already enrolled at Indiana State who have demonstrated superior scholastic ability are also eligible.

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CAMPUS LIFE Our mission is to provide co-curricular learning opportunities that foster a commitment to excellence in leadership, inclusion, pride, and civility in our communities. STUDENT ACTIVITIES A variety of programs are provided for students throughout the year. We are always open to assisting students in the development of new activities. Highlighted activities include: • Programs All Weekend (PAW) • Karaoke Wednesdays • Homecoming • Sycamore Sessions • Every Third Thursday Bingo • Spring Week • Sycamore Hoopla • And much more! • Student Organization Fair FAMILY DAY Students and families spend a day on campus and in the Terre Haute community at this annual event. This is designed for those who support students at State. In addition, it is a time for families and guests to enjoy and learn about the activities and opportunities available to students. HULMAN MEMORIAL STUDENT UNION BOARD This student group provides an excellent opportunity for students to become engaged in an organization that is fun and gives students the chance to meet new people, provide service to the campus and community, and to learn valuable work and leadership skills. Some of the activities the students plan include bingo, Sycamore Cinema, performers, food drives, homecoming events, speakers, trips, and many more! UNIVERSITY RELIGIOUS LEADERS (CAMPUS MINISTRIES) With a diverse campus community that spans the spectrum of religion and spirituality, we seek to facilitate communication between representatives of religious organizations. Each organization seeks to enrich the lives of students, faculty, and staff by providing opportunities for growth through fellowship, educational programs, worship services, recreation, entertainment, and the development of one’s faith.

MISS INDIANA STATE UNIVERSITY The Miss Indiana State University Scholarship Program promotes the participation of today’s young women in community service, personal and professional growth, academic achievement, and the spirit of competition. The program supports the pursuit of this mission by issuing scholarship dollars to qualifying participants. The Miss Indiana State University program is a preliminary for the Miss Indiana Scholarship Program and the Miss America Scholarship Program. The Miss Indiana State University program has been in existence since 1958. PROGRAMS ALL WEEKEND (PAW) PAW is here to give students the opportunity to engage with each other and to be a part of the STATE campus community. On selected Fridays and Saturdays a variety of events will be hosted in Hulman Memorial Student Union, the Residence Halls, around campus, and in the community.

LEADERSHIP PROGRAMS

Campus Life 812-237-3830 Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 515 HOURS Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. IndStateSAO @CampusLifeISU @IndStateDSA @IndStAthletics @campuslifeisu @indstate.dsa @indstathletics

Student Organizations - There are currently 276 registered student organizations that promote student involvement on campus. Studies have shown involvement on campus increases students’ retention and persistence toward degree completion. Through involvement, students learn to be more socially competent, academically focused, and civically engaged. Visit the ISU TreeHouse online to view the student organizations. Don’t see one you love? Start your own! Leadership - A wide range of leadership development opportunities are available to students. These include:

• • • •

Retreats Organization Training Leadership Certificate Program

• Sycamore Leadership Coalition (SLC) • Student Leadership Awards • LeaderShape: Institute and Catalyst

Leadership Training

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CAREER CENTER CAREER CENTER RESOURCES

CAREER READINESS: Career Readiness is the attainment and demonstration of requisite competencies that broadly prepare college graduates for a successful transition into the workplace. The Career Center is here to guide you to becoming ready.

Career Center 812-237-5000 231 North 6th Walkway HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. ISUCareerCenter @CareerCenter1 @indstate_careercenter

FOCUS2 CAREER: An online assessment tool that helps students explore majors and careers. The program includes a survey of your career readiness along with personality, skills, values and interest tests to help you gain insight about what majors and careers might be a good fit.

CAREER ADVISING: Students can meet with a career advisor individually to learn about career planning and job search resources and talk through their four year plan as they determine their academic and career goals.

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT: For students looking into part-time work on or off campus, learning more about the Federal Work Study Program and State Works Scholarship Program visit indstate.edu/student-employment Minimum wage on campus begins at $8.40 per hour.

INTERNSHIP AND JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE: Work with the Career Center staff member to develop a professional resume, practice interview skills, and learn how to locate and apply for positions. We also provide a clothing closet with professional attire. These items are free to students.

CAREER FAIRS AND WORKSHOPS: Career fairs will help students learn more about industries and meet with recruiters looking for part-time employees, interns, and professional staff. Special workshops on resume and cover letter writing, interviewing techniques, and business and dining etiquette are available to students.

WALK-IN HOURS: Special hours are designated each weekday for 15 minute â&#x20AC;&#x153;drop-inâ&#x20AC;? sessions. Walk-in Hours are Monday - Friday 10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00-3:00 p.m.

24/7 SERVICES: Students can learn about careers, prepare for interviews, and search for jobs anytime of the day or night. The Career Center Online offers Candid Career Videos, What Can I Do With This Major, Sycamore Career Link, and CareerShift.

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CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ONE-DAY SERVICE EVENTS: Serve the Wabash Valley community with your new fellow Sycamores during the fall and spring semesters. Participate in Fall Donaghy Day, Sycamore Service Saturdays, Spring Donaghy Days, MLK Day of Service, and Indiana Charter School Days.

STUDENT INVOLVEMENT FAIR: Look for us in August on the Quad, we will have local agencies you can talk to about volunteer hours.

ALTERNATIVE BREAKS: Travel with other Sycamores to do intensive community service during Indiana Stateâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s fall, winter, spring, and summer breaks while learning about social issues, diversity, active citizenship, and yourself along the way.

Center for Community Engagement 812-237-2334 Tirey Hall, Room 136A

SERVICE LEARNING CLASSES: Are you interested in getting class credit for doing service in the community? Take the Alternative Break or Service Learning Scholars course housed in the Center for Community Engagement office. Talk to your academic advisor for Service-Learning designated courses for the fall or spring - and more!

SYCAMORE COMMUNITY WORK PROGRAM: This program is a partnership with local non-profits that places ISU student workers in local agencies to gain career experience. There are over 20 different partners that are in many focus areas including children, elderly, special needs, sustainability and more. If you are interested in this program for employment, please go to the Student Employment website and search under the community works tab for more information.

HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. ISUCCE @ISUCCE @indianastatecce

TERRE HAUTE HUMAN RIGHTS DAY: The annual Terre Haute Human Rights Day is a daylong event focused on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Each year the theme is centered around a different article from the Declaration.

VETERANS DAY: Veterans Day is observed each year by Indiana State University. The 2018 Veterans Day event will be held on Friday, November 9 and nationally on November 11. The Community Engagement office partners with Veterans Services on campus to recognize those who have served in the military, past and present. Please check the Center for Community Engagement webpage for information on the Veterans Day events on our campus.

STOP AND SERVE: Stop and Serve was created to help serve community partners with quick projects on campus. It is held in HMSU and the Center for Community Engagement each week. Projects vary from greeting cards, hygiene kits, blankets, to activity kits for children in need.

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CHARLES E. BROWN AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURAL CENTER The Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center (AACC) is responsible for developing and providing educational, social, and cultural opportunities for African American students and the Indiana State community. AACC provides an atmosphere of social support and relaxation conducive to the psychological and social needs of African American students, provides educational experiences in the areas of African American history and contemporary culture, and provides students with opportunities for the development of leadership skills. AACC supports students academically through our ISUcceed Program which, assists historically underrepresented minority students with the transition from high school to State. Charles E. Brown African American Cultural Center

MAJOR ACTIVITIES:

812-237- 3811

• Street Fair (August)

301 North 8th Street

• Academic Achievement Awards Luncheon

HOURS

• ISUcceed Program

Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 9:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

• Black History Month • Kwanzaa Celebration • Martin Luther King, Jr. Commemorative Dinner • Mentoring Assistance for Prospective Scholars (MAPS) • Black Congratulatory Ceremony

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS AFFILIATED WITH AACC • African American Student Educators (AASE) collaboration with College of Education • Black Student Union • Ebony Majestic Choir • Expressions of Colour Modeling Troupe (XOCMT) • NAACP • Sister Too • Brotherhood of Successful Scholars (BOSS) • Bless the Mic Productions • Polished Bricks • Truth and Light Ministry • Fall Out Dance Crew

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COMMUTER SERVICES Commuter Services is here to make campus your home away from home! We do this by offering you a variety of programs and services. Looking for a place to relax between classes? Try one of our commuter lounge spaces, and while youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re there apply for a Commuter Scholarship. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to join us on the Treehouse!

COMMUTER LOUNGES: We have a home away from home just for you! We have two Commuter Lounges on campus. The one in the Hulman Memorial Student Union (HMSU) is across from the information desk. It is the perfect place to relax between classes or warm up your lunch. The other lounge is on the second floor of the Cunningham Memorial Library and is a great place to study or access a desktop computer. LAPTOP LENDING: If you leave your laptop at home or needed to send your computer out to be repaired, use our laptop lending program to help you out. Laptops can be checked out for up to four hours from the HMSU Information Desk or up to two weeks from the Commuter Services Office. This program is free of charge, but be sure to have a flash drive to save your papers!

Commuter Services 812-237-8684 isu-commuter @mail.indstate.edu John W. Moore Welcome Center HOURS

PROGRAMS: Once a month, we host Soup & Substance in the HSMU Commuter Lounge. We will enjoy a light lunch and learn something new about campus! In the spring, join us for the Housing Fair. We will invite property managers and other businesses from the community so you can get all of your information in one place!

Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

COMMUTER MEAL PLANS: Would you like to make it easier to dine on campus? Commuter students can get a meal plan, too. In fact, we have plans that are just for you! Go to our webpage for more information.

SycamoreNSTP @ISU_NSTP

Want to find out more? Follow us on social media or connect with us on the Treehouse (in your MyISU Portal)!

@ISU_NSTP

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FRATERNITY AND SORORITY LIFE Fraternity and Sorority Life is a component of Student Affairs and is committed to the support and development of all students within the Indiana State fraternity and sorority community. There are currently 30 fraternities and sororities recognized under four councils: the Interfraternity Council (IFC), National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), the Multicultural Greek Council, and the Panhellenic Association (PA).

Fraternity & Sorority Life 812-237- 3852 Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 608 HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

What are fraternities and sororities? Fraternities and sororities are inter/national values-based organizations that have local chapters on college campuses. Every group was founded with a purpose and principles that remain relevant to the 21st century collegiate experience. Members identify, explore, and live ideals such as friendship, loyalty, integrity, academic achievement and intellectual development, service to the community, leadership, and personal responsibility. Fraternities and sororities serve as an extended family during your time in school and after graduation – establishing connections and building relationships that last.

IFC FRATERNITIES: • Alpha Sigma Phi

IndStateFSL

• Delta Sigma Phi • Kappa Sigma

@IndStateFSL

• Lambda Chi Alpha • Pi Kappa Alpha

@indstatefsl

• Pi Kappa Phi • Phi Gamma Delta • Phi Kappa Psi • Sigma Alpha Epsilon • Sigma Chi • Sigma Phi Epsilon

NPHC FRATERNITIES (HISTORICALLY AFRICAN AMERICAN FRATERNITIES): • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

MULTICULTURAL GREEK COUNCIL: • Lambda Upsilon Lambda Fraternity, Inc.

• Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority • Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. • Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. • Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

PA SORORITIES: • Alpha Chi Omega • Alpha Omicron Pi • Alpha Phi • Alpha Sigma Alpha • Chi Omega • Delta Gamma

• Sigma Tau Gamma

• Gamma Phi Beta

• Tau Kappa Epsilon

• Sigma Kappa

• Theta Chi

• Zeta Tau Alpha

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MULTICULTURAL SERVICES AND PROGRAMS The Office of Multicultural Services and Programs offers resources, programs and services that acknowledge others language, religion, sexuality, age, mental or physical abilities, experiences, etc. Several resource centers have been put into place to assist students.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER International Student Resource Center supports and promotes the success and personal growth of international students through intercultural programming and advocacy. The center is designed to be a welcoming environment that respects diversity. The International Student Resource Center works closely with the International Leadership Council student organization.

Multicultural Services and Programs 812-237-2877

LA CASITA STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER La Casita Student Resource Center is a space for those interested in learning more about the Hispanic and Latin cultures through cultural programs, activities, awareness building, and celebration. La Casita works closely with the Hispanic Latino Association student organization.

LGBTQ STUDENT RESOURCE CENTER The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, and Questioning (LGBTQ) Student Resource Center provides resources, services, and programs for allies who may have questions pertaining to the lives of LGBTQ students, faculty, or staff. The LGBTQ Student Resource provides a safe, inclusive environment regardless of a personâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression. The LGBTQ Student Resource Center works closely with the SPECTRUM student organization.

Hulman Memorial Student Union, 7th Floor HOURS Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. IsuMSP @MSPATSTATE @multicultural_isu

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DEAN OF STUDENTS SYCAMORES CARE At Indiana State, we care for our students’ overall well-being. We want to help get the care, referrals, and answers needed to ensure success. Sycamores Care is a campus-wide program that cares for students in distress. The Office of the Dean of Students collaborates with all Indiana State University departments, faculty, staff, students, and their families to create a caring culture at Indiana State.

Dean of Students Sycamores Care

Family members, fellow students, faculty, staff, and employers can make a referral to Sycamores Care. You may refer yourself too. You can make a referral through the Sycamores Care Referral Form on the website, emailing ISU-DeanOfStudents@mail.indstate.edu, or by calling 812-237-3829.

812-237- 3829

Some of the areas students are referred for:

Evenings and Weekends: 812-841-9139

• Homesickness

ISU-Deanof Students@mail. indstate.edu Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 808

• Family emergency • Illness/Medical • Academic • Injuries & hospitalization • Feeling lost • Relationship issues

HOURS

• Financial issues

Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

• Behavioral concerns • Questions in general

SEXUAL ASSAULT / DATING VIOLENCE / DOMESTIC VIOLENCE / STALKING If you are the victim of a sexual assault, other sex offense, dating violence, domestic violence, or stalking (even if you are not certain) you should consider your reporting options. There are a variety of resources that are confidential and private to help victims. These resources are also listed on the Sycamores Care webpage.

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CAMPUS RECREATION Campus Recreation provides facilities, equipment, programs, and activities for the campus community in self-directed as well as organized recreational pursuits. STUDENT RECREATION CENTER • An aquatics center with four lap lanes, a leisure pool, and spa

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES BUILDING • Six basketball courts

• A three-court gymnasium for basketball, volleyball, and badminton

• Six lane lap pool (special events and reservations only)

• MAC court for indoor soccer, floor hockey, and team handball

WOLF FIELD

• 110,000 square foot fitness center with a wide array of cardio and strength training equipment • Suspended walking/jogging track

812-237-4097 • Nine half-court basketball goals • Two sand volleyball courts • Free play area

• Two multi-purpose fitness studios and a cycling room

RECREATIONAL EAST

• Health assessment lab

• Two lighted softball and intramural fields

• Juice bar

Campus Recreation

• 545 yard biking track

Student Recreation Center HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. To locate current hours for each recreational facility, check the website or call.

FITNESS PROGRAMMING Group X provides a wide array of group exercise classes free to students. Take part in such offerings as Zumba, Power Ball, Step, Cycling, Kettlebells, Yoga, H2O classes, and Les Mills Body Pump. Health Assessments are available for a small fee to students, including Bod Pod BMI testing. Dietetic and weight management consultations are available free of charge. Personal training is a popular offering provided by a staff of personal trainers at student discount rates. Equipment orientation is always available free of charge.

INStateCampusRec @INSTCampusRec @instatecampusrec

INTRAMURAL SPORTS A comprehensive schedule of intramural sports includes team sports leagues, individual sports tournaments, and one-day special events and meets. Put your own team together or join up with your residence hall or student organization for fun structured competition.

SPORTS CLUBS If you want a little more competition than intramural sports provides, try one of our club sports teams. Currently organizations include men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s rugby, women’s rugby, women’s volleyball, wrestling, martial arts, men’s volleyball, bowling, fishing, men’s baseball, and men’s and women’s basketball. These non-varsity sports compete against other universities and colleges in sanctioned competition.

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RESIDENTIAL LIFE Choosing to live on campus comes with many benefits—such as living in an academicallysupportive environment, the ability to stay connected to campus through activities that foster educational, social, and leadership development, and engaging with students from a variety of cultures, backgrounds, and lifestyles. Residential Life offers a living and learning environment, committed to the academic success and personal growth of our residents. Students can choose to live in a Living Learning Community. Our friendly and supportive hall staff are available 24 hours a day to provide guidance and support to all students. Residential Life 812-237- 3993 Erickson Hall (Entrance in courtyard) HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. INDSTATERESLIFE @IndStateResLife @indstatereslife

When you get to campus don’t forget to introduce yourself to your hall staff, which consists of the individuals described below: STUDENT STAFF: • Resident Assistant (RA) - A peer who lives on each floor in the residence halls that is dedicated to helping students succeed. • Academic Success Educator (ASE) - Your in house GPA booster. ASE’s hold study sessions and promote good study habits for new students. • Social Justice Educator (SJE) - SJEs help students understand differences in beliefs, backgrounds, socio-economic statuses among others. SJEs help students with the conversations they may never have had. PROFESSIONAL STAFF: • Assistant Hall Director (AHD) - A graduate student who lives in the hall and works to support student success by supporting community development, assisting in conflict mediation, and providing opportunities for student leadership development • Hall/Area Coordinators (HC/AC) - Hall and Area Coordinators are full time Master’s level professionals who live in each area. The coordinator’s full-time job is to support student success through mentoring, leadership development, skill building and is the primary administrator of an area of residence halls or a specific residence hall.

Move-in is August 17 and 18. Watch your official University email and our website for your assigned move in day and time.

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VICTIM ADVOCACY The Indiana State University Victim Advocate service offers a confidential resource to help survivors of sexual violence, relationship violence, and stalking understand their options for medical, legal, and university reporting and support. Our services are available to all STATE students, regardless of one’s sex, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, race ethnicity, religious identity, veteran status, age, national origin, and/or disability. A victim advocate can be present with victims through evidence collection and hospital visits and during all aspects of the criminal process, including police and campus investigation interviews. An advocate is available 24-hours a day, 365 days of the year. To speak with an advocate call, 812-243-7272 at any time. Victim Advocacy 812-237-7272 Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 711 HOURS Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

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STUDENT COUNSELING CENTER All registered students at Indiana State University are eligible to receive counseling services at the Student Counseling Center. Depression, anxiety, difficulties in relationships, feelings of inadequacy, sexuality issues, identity problems, substance abuse issues, and problems that are interfering with your academic functioning are some of the concerns you can address through counseling. Individual, group, couples, and marriage counseling are offered (and the first meeting is free). Counseling Center also offers assistance in the following areas: • Psychological assessments • Substance abuse treatment

Student Counseling Center 812-237-3939 Gillum Hall, Second Floor HOURS

• Performance enhancement

Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m.

• Consultation and outreach • Psychiatric consultation

Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m.

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STUDENT HEALTH PROMOTION The Student Health Promotion staff works to create a healthy environment through 8 dimensions of optimal wellness: physical, emotional, spiritual, occupational, intellectual, social, environmental, and financial. We believe that student wellness is essential to ensure academic success, thus we provide services that fully support the mission of the University. The goal of Student Health Promotion is to increase studentsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; knowledge and awareness about both positive and negative health behaviors and how this can impact our wellness. The prevention and education services we offer address a variety of health issues such as stress and time management, sexual health, alcohol and other drugs, nutrition, sleep, and relationships. Student Health Promotion 812-237- 3258

The Student Health Promotion office provides many opportunities for students, including graduate assistantships, student employment positions, co-op and practicum experiences.

Student Recreation Center, Room 131 HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. 4:30 p.m. StudentHealthPromotion @IsuShp @isu_studenthealth promotion

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STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION (SGA) The Student Government Association serves as the student body’s representative to the administration of Indiana State University and the recognized governance unit for all students. SGA has a responsibility to connect with ISU students, faculty, staff, and stakeholders, commit to working on behalf of all students, and serve the best interests of the student body and the University. Organized as a representative democracy with three distinct branches – executive, legislative, and judicial – SGA works closely with university administration, faculty senate, staff council, and the Student Trustee to serve student’s needs. Specifically, SGA is charged to: advocate on behalf of student interests; promote student organizations; provide a forum for student expression; improve student welfare; and, maintain educational standards for all students.

Student Government Association 812-237-3860

SYCAMORE LEADERSHIP COALITION Sycamore Leadership Coalition (SLC) is a freshman leadership organization that provides firstyear students with unique opportunities that promote leadership education and experiences within Student Government Association (SGA). Students take part in service projects, workshops, and retreats while building a close network of friends. SLC strives to create an environment for freshmen to grow by learning from one another, gaining experiences within SGA, and interacting with different leaders of all ages and walks of life. These experiences help equip the SLC members for leadership in their future years.

Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 621 HOURS Monday - Friday: 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. indstateSGA

THE FOREST The Forest is Indiana State University’s athletic student section. Launched in the fall of 2012, the Forest is sponsored by Student Government Association’s Department of Sycamore Pride and Traditions. The Forest creates an opportunity for students to become a part of Sycamore athletics. To get involved with The Forest, stop by the SGA office, or ISU TreeHouse online, to fill out an application form. Membership fee includes:

@SGAindstate @SGAindstate

The Forest

• Forest T-shirt • Sycamore Loyalty Program (earn prizes by attending athletic events) • Priority seating for basketball games • Forest sponsored tailgate at Memorial Stadium • Emailing list for special promotional video shoots/promotional events

812-237-3842 ISU-TheForest@ mail.indstate.edu ISUForest @ISUForest @ISUForest

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SYCAMORE EXPRESS Sycamore Express is the best online resource for students and helps currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students access information and find answers to questions about Indiana State University at one convenient place. Topics include everything from billing and finances to registration and scholarships. In addition, you may also stop by the Sycamore Express stations to pay your bill, purchase a parking pass, pay your housing deposit, and more! You can find Sycamore Express stations at: Sycamore Express express @indstate.edu

• Admissions • Bursar Operations • Registration and Records • Residential Life • Student Financial Aid

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UNION BOARD

Union Board 812-237-3830

The Hulman Memorial Student Union Board provides an excellent opportunity for students to become engaged in an organization that is fun and gives students the chance to meet new people, provide service to the campus, and to learn valuable work and leadership skills. Union Board consists of nine committees that design and implement activities for their fellow students. Some of the activities the students plan are bingo, movie series, performers, food drives, homecoming events, spring week events, speakers, trips, and many more!

Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 521 HOURS Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. UBindstate @UBPAWindstate @ubpawindstate

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VETERANS RESOURCES CENTER The Veterans Resource Center provides student veterans with a central location to find out about benefits and resources available to them and their families, as well as a place for camaraderie and relaxation between classes. The center is staffed by Indiana State student veterans.

Veterans Resource Center 812-237-3418 John T. Myers Technology Center, Room 107 HOURS Monday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER We strive to empower, educate, and create a safe space for people of all gender identities and expressions. We provide training and education related to women’s and gender issues, gender and sexual violence, bystander intervention, and intersections of identities. We offer support, resources, and advocacy for ISU students, with a particular emphasis on addressing issues facing women on campus. We invite students to get involved in the Women’s Resource Center by attending programs, hanging out in the center, and even volunteering.

Women’s Resource Center 812-237-3829 Hulman Memorial Student Union, Room 711 HOURS Monday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. isuwrc

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Convocation

TIP OF THE MONTH: Make sure academic behavior and financial expectations are discussed between students and parents. More information at indstate.edu/families

Sunday

Last day to add/register for 16 week classes

Donaghy Day

Monday

Org Fair

Fall Classes Begin

Tuesday

Movie on the Lawn

Taste of Terre Haute

FALL

Wednesday

Football vs. Quincy

WELCOME

Thursday

RecFest

MOVE-IN

Friday

Saturday

AUGUST 2018

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TIP OF THE MONTH: Having a new roommate can be an adjustment! Be sure your student has completed a roommate agreement, which helps set expectations for cleaning, friends, study times, etc

Sunday

Labor Day: University Closed

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Football vs. Northern Iowa

Library Extravaganza

Thursday

Friday

Football at Eastern Illinois

Football at Louisville

Saturday

SEPTEMBER 2018

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Sunday

Monday

Interim Grades

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Fall Break

Football at Youngstown State

Football at Southern Illinois

Homecoming! Football vs. Missouri State

Football at South Dakota State

Saturday

TIP OF THE MONTH: Priority registration begins in early November. Students should schedule advising appointments to avoid missing out on any classes and to resolve any account holds. Curriculum requirements can be found on MySam within the portal.

Friday

OCTOBER 2018

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Spring Priority Registration opens through December 2

Monday

THANKSGIVING

TIP OF THE MONTH: Enjoy your Thanksgiving Break together. Be sure to catch up on campus events, favorite classes, clubs and organizations, new interests, and more!

Sunday

Wednesday

NO CLASSES

BREAK:

Tuesday

UNIVERSITY

Thursday

CLOSED

Friday

Family Day Football vs. South Dakota

Football at Western Illinois

Football vs. Illinois State

Saturday

NOVEMBER 2018

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WINTER

RECESS:

UNIVERSITY

CLOSED

WEEK

FINALS

WEEK

STUDY

Friday

Thursday

Wednesday

Tuesday 1

Monday

TIP OF THE MONTH: After the first semester, ask students about what went well, what went wrong, and what adjustments can be made. The transition from high school to college can be difficult and Winter Recess is a great time for them to relax.

Sunday

Commencement

Saturday

DECEMBER 2018

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Sunday

Martin Luther King Jr. Day: University Closed

Monday

Last day to add/register for 16 week classes

Spring Clases Begin

Winter Recess

Tuesday

University Opens

Wednesday

Advisement and Registration for New Students

Thursday

Advisement and Registration for New Students

Friday

TIP OF THE MONTH: To be guaranteed oncampus housing next year, students must complete the housing contract and pay the deposit. indstate/edu/reslife

Saturday

JANUARY 2019

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TIP OF THE MONTH: A small care package of hot chocolate and a good movie might be the perfect Valentineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Day gift for a student!

Sunday

Monday

Interim Grades

Tuesday

Wednesday

Interim Grading Begins

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

FEBRUARY 2019

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TIP OF THE MONTH: Remind your student to have fun and be responsible over spring break.

Sunday

SPRING

Monday

BREAK:

Tuesday

Wednesday

CLASSES

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

MARCH 2019

Monday

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STUDY

Summer and Fall Priority Registration opens

Sunday

WEEK

Tuesday

SPRING

Wednesday

WEEK

Thursday

Friday

Tandem Race

TIP OF THE MONTH: Summer is just around the corner and many students work during this time. Find more information about working on campus over the summer at indstate.edu/career-center

Saturday

APRIL 2019

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TIP OF THE MONTH: College is a time of growth. Get to know your students all over again and talk about their plans for next school year.

Sunday

Memorial Day: University Closed

Summer Term Begins

Monday

Final Grades

Tuesday

FINALS

STUDY

Wednesday

WEEK

Thursday

Friday

Commencement

Saturday

MAY 2019

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TIP OF THE MONTH: If your student is enrolled in summer courses, be sure to remind them of the best time management tips!

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

JUNE 2019

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Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Independence Day: University Closed

Thursday

Friday

TIP OF THE MONTH: Among other back to school items, donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t forget to buy a planner to keep them on track!

Saturday

JULY 2019

ORIENTATION IS OVER, NOW WHAT? STUDENTS: o ENSURE ALL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED • Immunization • Financial Aid • Transcripts/AP Scores • Social Security Number • SAT/ACT Scores o UPDATE YOUR EMERGENCY CONTACT THROUGH YOUR MYISU PORTAL o GIVE YOUR FAMILY PROXY ACCESS o REVIEW YOUR FINANCIAL AID PACKET AND ACCEPT AWARDS o COMPLETE THE IT’S ON BLUE TRAINING MODULE o RESERVE YOUR HOUSING THROUGH RESIDENTIAL LIFE o CHECK YOUR UNIVERSITY EMAIL OFTEN o LEARN HOW TO DO YOUR OWN LAUNDRY (AND START SAVING QUARTERS!) o CHECK BLACKBOARD FOR CLASS INFORMATION o ORDER/BUY YOUR BOOKS o BUY PARKING PERMIT o SIGN UP TO RECEIVE RAVE SAFETY ALERTS o FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA to see your orientation pictures and get updates about move-in and Fall Welcome!

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FAMILIES: o COMMUNICATE BEFORE YOUR STUDENT LEAVES. POSSIBLE DISCUSSIONS: • Communication plan (frequency, text, or call) • Money • Academics • Behavior o BE SURE YOUR STUDENT HAS GRANTED YOU ACCESS TO THE THINGS YOU HAVE AGREED ON THROUGH PROXY ACCESS AND STUDENT ACCOUNT SUITE o IF YOU HAVE ACCESS, CHECK TO BE SURE YOUR STUDENT’S UNIVERSITY BILL HAS BEEN PAID o HAVE YOUR STUDENT SIGN YOU UP FOR RAVE ALERTS

Blue highlights are buildings and parking lots used for New Student Orientation

Abbreviated Building List 1 500 Wabash................................. 4-E 2 Academic Enrichment Center......... 3-E 38 Admissions, Office of (John W. Moore Welcome Center)................. 3-E 3 African American Cultural Center—AF.................................... 3-I 27 Arena (Health and Human Services Building—A)....................2-D 4 Art Annex—AA..............................1-D 62 Arts and Sciences, College of (Stalker Hall—SH)......................... 3-F 6 Blumberg Hall—BL.......................3-D 7 Bookstore (Barnes and Noble Booksellers) and Indiana State University Foundation....................4-D 8 Burford Hall—BU.......................... 3-E 22 Business, Scott College of (Federal Hall—FD)........................4-G 9 Career Center................................ 3-F 11 Cherry Street Parking Garage..........4-H 31 Commons (Hulman Memorial Student Union—HU)..................... 2-E 13 Condit House—CH........................ 4-F

31 Counseling Center, Student (Hulman Memorial Student Union—HU).................................. 2-E 14 Cromwell Hall—CR........................3-D 15 Cunningham Memorial Library—LC................................... 1-F 31 Dede Activity Center (Hulman Memorial Student Union—HU)...... 2-E 16 Dede Plaza.................................... 2-E 17 Dreiser Hall—DH........................... 3-F 68 Education, Bayh College of (University Hall—UH)....................2-H 18 Erickson Hall—EH........................ 3-E 21 Fairbanks Hall—FH.......................3-G 22 Federal Hall—FD...........................4-G 23 Fine Arts Building—FA..................3-G 7 Foundation, Indiana State University and Bookstore (Barnes and Noble Booksellers)......4-D 25 Gillum Hall—GH........................... 3-F 25 Global Engagement, Center for (Gillum Hall)—GH.........................3-D 25 Graduate and Professional Studies, College of (Gillum Hall—GH).........................3-G 43 Health and Human Services,.College of (Nursing Building - CN).................3-H

27 Health and Human Services Building—A..................................2-D 28 Hines Hall—HI.............................. 2-E 29 Holmstedt Hall—HH..................... 2-F 30 Hulman Center—HC....................... 3-I 31 Hulman Memorial Student Union—HU................................... 2-E 29 IU School of Medicine—Terre Haute (Holmstedt Hall—HH)......... 2-F 32 Jones Hall—JO.............................. 2-E 33 Kennedy Field...............................3-K 34 Klueh Tennis Complex, Duane........1-D 35 Landini Center for Performing and Fine Arts, Richard G.—PA.......3-G 15 Library, Cunningham Memorial—LC............................... 1-F 36 Lincoln Quadrangles—LQ.............. 1-E 37 Mills Hall—MI...............................3-D 38 Moore Welcome Center, John W.......................................... 3-E 39 Multimedia Services, Center for...... 2-F 40 Myers Technology Center, John T.—TC.................................. 4-F 41 New Theater—NT..........................1-G 42 Normal Hall—NH..........................3-G 43 Nursing Building—CN...................3-H 44 Oakley Place................................. 4-C

5 Oakley Plaza.................................4-G 4 11 Parking Garage, Cherry Street.........4-H 46 Parsons Hall—PH..........................4-G 35 Performing and Fine Arts, Richard G. Landini Center for—PA.........................................3-G 47 Pickerl Hall—PI............................ 3-E 48 Power Plant—PO...........................1-H 49 Price Field.................................... 1-C 50 Public Safety—PS......................... 3-E 51 Rankin Hall—RA...........................3-G 52 Recreation East..............................1-J 54 Reeve Hall.................................... 1-E 18 Residential Life (Erickson Hall—EH)...................... 3-E 55 Rhoads Hall—RH..........................3-D 56 Root Hall—RO..............................2-G 57 Sandison Hall—SA........................ 2-E 59 Science Building—S..................... 2-F 60 Simmons Student Activity Center, Michael..............................1-J 61 St. John Softball Complex.............. 1-C 62 Stalker Hall—SH........................... 3-F 60 Student Activity Center, Michael Simmons...........................1-J 25 Student Counseling Center (Gillum Hall, 2nd Floor - GH).........3-G

7 Student Financial Aid, Office of 6 (Tirey Hall—TH)............................3-G 64 Student Health Center (Sycamore Center for Wellness and Applied Medicine—SS)........... 1-E 63 Student Recreation Center............. 1-F 42 Student Success, Center for (Normal Hall—NH)........................3-G 64 Sycamore Center for Wellness and Applied Medicine—SS............ 1-E 65 Sycamore Towers...........................3-D 66 Technology Building—TA............... 4-F 40 Technology Center, John T. Myers—TC........................ 4-F 66 Technology, College of (Technology Building—TA)............. 4-F 34 Tennis Complex, Duane Klueh........1-D 67 Tilson Music Hall (Tirey Hall—TH)............................3-G 67 Tirey Hall—TH..............................3-G 68 University Hall—UH......................2-H 50 University Police (Public Safety—PS)....................... 3-E 38 Welcome Center, John W. Moore.... 3-E 69 Wolf Field—WF............................. 3-C