2022 Summer Orientation Booklet by Belmont University

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Welcome! We are honored and excited to have you on campus for our Summer Orientation Program! The Towering Traditions Orientation Program is designed to help you navigate the transition into the Belmont community. Towering Traditions is about the legacy and the life of Belmont University. Tradition reminds us that being a Belmont Bruin is bigger than any of us. It starts with the thousands of Belmont students who have gone before you—students who dared to dream bigger, who committed to serve faithfully and who understood the privilege, honor and responsibility of living life under the Tower. As representatives of the Towering Traditions (TT) orientation program, we carry on this legacy. But it is not just about the past; it’s also about the present. Life Under the Tower is about service, creativity and exploration. It is about bringing your passions, abilities and curiosity to the table. It is about giving back and making the world a better place. It is about you discovering and developing your gifts in order to better serve the world around you. It is about you investing in your education to step more fully into the person God has created you to be. Life Under the Tower is a community of learners, explorers and encouragers. Life Under the Tower is layered with curious scholars, inspiring creatives, soon-to-be nurses, teachers, lawyers and innovative entrepreneurs. Life Under the Tower is the life you are entering. Towering Traditions is the beautiful combination of Belmont past and present. It helps us appreciate the rich legacy of our past while we’re living out our present and preparing for our future. We know such a transition can be filled with emotions and excitement for what the next chapter holds. As veterans of the Belmont community, we could not be more excited for the journey that is before you. We have witnessed the beauty of life at Belmont, and we can't wait for you to join the Bruin community!

Welcome to Belmont! Ryan Holt Director, New Student Orientation Programs

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MEET THE ORIENTATION COUNCIL

FARRIS TURNER | Senior | Psychology & Global Leadership Studies | Tuscaloosa, AL I grew up in a college town, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and knew early on that I wanted a smaller, more unique college experience. Belmont immediately caught my eye as a place where I could grow in my faith, as well as in the arts. I entered college as a Theater Performance major. Three years and three academic major changes later, I have discovered that Belmont has helped me achieve far more than just spiritual and academic growth. The Belmont community has been life-changing for me. I hope it will be just as impactful for you. Welcome to Belmont! VANCE MAZURE | Senior | Commercial Music | Wheeling, WV As a high school student in West Virginia, the only thing I looked for during my college search was a place to grow into the professional musician that I wanted to be. But what I found in Belmont was so much more—I found a new home. Over 500 miles away from the house I grew up in, my involvement in the College of Music & Performing Arts, Towering Traditions, Bruin Recruiters and the greater Nashville music community has brought me friends and family that I will cherish forever. I cannot wait to watch the Belmont community grow as all of you begin to make your mark on the people and the place we love. MAGGIE MONTGOMERY | Senior | Creative & Entertainment Industries | Athens, TN The last thing I wanted to do was follow my older sister to college, but Belmont was too hard to resist. Watching orientation leaders welcome her—and her mini fridge—with open arms raised my standards for what community could mean at a university. Each community I have found at Belmont has surrounded me with individuals excited to grow, not only as students and industry professionals but as humans learning how to love one another. We're so glad you're here! GARRETT JACOB | Senior | Songwriting and Christian Leadership | Scaggsville, MD When I first visited Belmont, the whole weekend was gray and rainy. I was disappointed I wouldn’t get to see campus in the sun and warm weather, but my mom told me that if I loved it in the rain, I would love it in the sun that much more! I originally visited Belmont for the Songwriting program, but what really drew me in and has kept me here more than anything is our community. I’ve been able to get involved in organizations that have given me my closest friends and have truly made Belmont my home. I hope even today, you experience the beauty of the Belmont community. Welcome home, Bruins! MAE MCANINCH | Senior | English | Houston, TX Growing up in Texas, I always wanted to attend a big university with a good football team. However, the first time I stepped foot on Belmont’s campus, I knew I was home. Through Belmont’s Mock Trial Team, Greek Life, and Towering Traditions, I have found communities that care for me. Each experience I have had here has shaped me into a more authentic version of myself. Belmont has allowed me to find who I have always been and become who I have always wanted to be. It may take time and patience to find your home here, but I am so excited for you to experience the magic that is Belmont University! 2 | BELMONT UNIVERSITY

NATE PYLANT | Senior | Music Therapy | Newnan, GA Belmont was high on my radar since high school. But if we are honest, it was my momma praying for me in the Bell tower during my audition that landed me here! This campus and the people that fill it have become my home base. Everyone at Belmont puts so much thought and energy into making their passion(s) a career—which is inspiring to witness. I am so grateful for the opportunities and relationships I have found at Belmont. There is something here for everyone. We're so glad you're here! GO BRUINS! JADE RYAN HOLLISTER | Senior | Exercise Science | Greenwood, SC When I joined my older brother on his college search, I saw firsthand the beauty of Belmont’s campus - including meeting all the friendly people! I knew Belmont was where I belonged. I decided to move 7 hours away from my small hometown in South Carolina to Belmont. I was nervous at first, but I got plugged into various organizations, gained lifelong friendships, and eventually found my home at Belmont. This journey looks different for everyone, but if you fully embrace this place, it will be one of the best journeys of your life! Welcome home y’all! CHENEY CRESWELL | Senior | Audio Engineering | Griffin, GA I grew up in the small town of Griffin, Georgia, and graduated high school with the same people I went to kindergarten with. I had some experience outside of this bubble, but I was still very nervous to come to Nashville. Since Belmont had the Audio Engineering program I wanted to pursue, I decided to make the jump. Making the decision to branch out of my comfort zone has forever changed the trajectory of my life. I will always love being a Georgia Peach, but I would never trade being a Belmont Bruin for anything. Welcome to Belmont! GRACE USLEMAN | Senior | Audio Engineering | Austin, TX When starting the hunt for my future college, I had two requirements: a modern vocal program and an opportunity to study music production. Slowly but surely, picking Belmont made sense and felt right. I packed my things and moved 12 hours from my home of Austin, Texas! I started in Commercial Voice, but settled on majoring in Audio Engineering. I was nervous at first, but now I can’t imagine myself anywhere else. I encourage you to start your journey here with an open mind and heart and know that if you let it, this place will feel like home. Welcome to Belmont, y’all! DIEGO MELENDEZ | Senior | Biology | Birmingham, AL Choosing Belmont is easily the best decision I have ever made. I am from Birmingham, Alabama and was blessed to be surrounded by remarkable family and friends. Birmingham shaped who I am, but I wanted to explore the world and discover more about myself. When I arrived at Belmont, I was welcomed by the Towering Traditions leaders with a kindness that I had never seen. I was able to make immediate connections and find my home in different organizations on campus. Belmont has helped to grow and shape who I am today, and I am so excited to welcome you all into this community!

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SCHEDULE OVERVIEW

STUDENT SCHEDULE 2:30–3:30 p.m. | Welcome to the College + Planning for Course Registration | Various Locations 3:30–4:30 p.m. | Register for Fall Semester Courses | Various Locations

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STUDENT & PARENT SCHEDULE STUDENTS & PARENTS Check-in

8:15–9:30 a.m. | Beaman Lobby

Welcome: Orientation Council and President Jones

9:30–10 a.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Welcome to Belmont! We are so glad you are here for your Summer Orientation experience. In this opening session, you will meet the Orientation Council—your student-led crew that is here to help you navigate the ins-and-outs of life at Belmont. You will also hear from President Jones as he officially welcomes you into the Belmont community!

Framing the Transition

10–10:15 a.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Transition is a season. This season can be filled with excitement and even a little nervousness. From Summer Orientation, to Welcome Week, to your First Year Seminar Course, we have intentionally crafted structures and processes to help you navigate the transition. Before we get into the logistics of the day, we want to provide you with a framework to help you navigate the journey into the Belmont community.

Spiritual Life at Belmont

10:15–10:30 a.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Belmont believes that your spiritual life is a crucial aspect of your holistic development. In this session, the University Ministries team will provide a glimpse into how Belmont approaches faith and spirituality.

ResHall Tours and Commuter Session

11:45 a.m.–12:30 p.m. The Residence Life Tour is designed to showcase each specific Residence Hall. For this tour, go directly to the Residence Hall where you will be living during the fall semester. Commuter students will have a commuter session to learn more about life at Belmont as a commuter student.

Lunch

Noon–1:15 p.m. | Johnson Center It’s time to eat! Follow the crowd as you enjoy the amazing offerings of the Harrington Place Dining located in the Johnson Center. Lunch is complimentary.

Options During Lunch Get Your Food Allergy or Dietary Restriction Questions Answered Our campus dietition, Kara Miller, will have a table at the dining hall where she will answer your questions regarding food allergies or dining options for students with dietary restrictions.

Get Your Bruin Gear at the Belmont Store Don’t forget to get your Bruin Gear! The Belmont Store will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Summer Orientation attendees will receive a 15% discount on all purchases!

Visit the On Campus Clinic Visit the Health Services Clinic to get answers on vaccines, appointments and your health related questions!

Life at Belmont Part I: Academic Life

Residential Living and Community Policies

1:30–2 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center The Belmont education is designed to make our students informed and engaged citizens who think critically, act ethically and communicate effectively. In this session, we will cast a vision of academic life at Belmont—painting a picture of all the exceptional learning experiences awaiting you! Session line-up includes: academic panel discussing the BELL Core, Belmont’s Well Core Convocation Program, Study Abroad/Study Away Programs and Belmont’s Leadership Program (BOLD).

Mental Reset

2–2:10 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center The Leadership and Engagement team will provide you with a variety of opportunities to have fun, grow, connect, and get involved at Belmont. This session will leave you excited and empowered to ‘show up, link up, and step up’ during your time as a Bruin!

10:30–11 a.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Residential life is a key part of the Belmont learning experience. In this session, you will hear from the Residence Life team as they explain the intentional programming and living experience created for first year housing at Belmont. They will also talk about: preparing for your Move-In Day, what to bring to campus, and campus meal plans. You will also learn about the Community Accountability office and Belmont’s policies designed to create an optimal learning community. 11–11:15 a.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Everyone needs a break…here is yours. Take 15 minutes to stretch, to connect with the person sitting behind you or grab some fresh air.

Life at Belmont Part II: Student Leadership & Engagement at Belmont

Life at Belmont Part III: Being Well at Belmont

Student Financial Services

11:15–11:35 a.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center The Office of Student Financial Services is here to assist you in developing a plan to successfully invest in your Belmont education. This session will provide information on payment schedules, tuition, fees and other important information associated with your student account.

2:10–2:20 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center At Belmont, we believe one’s wellness isn’t just an add on, but a necessary foundation for success. In this session, you will hear from several offices helping to keep wellness a priority at Belmont.

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Student & Parent Schedule Continued Making Sense of it all

2:20–2:25 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center We know you we have thrown a lot of information your way. To help you out, hear from Dr. Tamika Williams, Vice President for Student Formation and Dean of Students on how to bring it all together and get the most out of your Belmont experience!

Prayer by University Ministries

Individual Appointments for Financial Services, Counseling Services, and Accessibility Services Available today! Need to make an individual appointment with Student Financial Services, Counseling Services, or Office of Accessibility Services? Stop by the Help Desk in the lobby and setup your appointment. Appointments take place from 1–4 p.m.

2:25–2:30 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Join us as we end our joint afternoon sessions with a benediction from University Ministries.

Belmont’s Parent Program

STUDENTS Welcome to Your Academic College + Planning for Course Registration

2:30–3:30 p.m. | Various Locations It is almost time to register for classes! During this session, you will have the chance to connect with your academic college. Key faculty and staff from your college will go over courses specific to your major and provide a step-by-step process on how to register for classes. Know that we are here to support you to make this process as seamless as possible.

3:30–4:30 p.m. Your class registration access will be open today from 3:30 p.m.–5:00 p.m. At 5 p.m. today, your registration will be locked. After the final Summer Orientation session course registration is complete, the general class registration period will reopen for all students on June 22 at 8 a.m. General class registration will remain open through July 14 at 11 p.m. After general class registration closes on July 14, you will be able to edit your class schedule for one week at the start of the academic year from August 23 at 7 a.m. through August 30 at 11 p.m.

3:15–3:30 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center Parents play a vital role in the life of the University. In this session, you will learn about all of the opportunities to stay informed and engaged as you empower your student to thrive at Belmont.

Parent Reception

3:30–4:30 p.m. | Beaman Student Life Center Lobby End your day at the popular Parent Reception. The Parent Reception provides you with an opportunity to reconnect with key Belmont faculty and staff. Enjoy this community connection opportunity. *At 5 p.m., we will start our student only portion of Summer Orientation. Parents, after a full day of information overload, we recommend you check out page 22 and visit one of the many fabulous restaurants Nashville has to offer. Students will end their night at 8:30 p.m. We recommend parking in the CURB garage (#39 on campus map) to pick up your student.

PARENTS Parent Sessions

2:30–2:55 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center We realize parents and guardians play a key role in the success of each student. This session is designed to give parents key information as we head towards August. Lineup includes: Registrar’s Office, Campus Security and Athletics.

The Parent Transition

2:55–3:15 p.m. | Massey Performing Arts Center We realize that coming to college is a transition not only for students, but also for parents. Join us for an interactive session identifying keys to navigating a successful transition. You won’t want to miss this important and engaging session!

THE BELMONT STORE HOURS

The Belmont Store will be open from 9 a.m.–5 p.m. during Summer Orientation. Summer Orientation attendees will receive 15% discount on all purchases!

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Student & Parent Schedule Continued

STUDENTS Dinner (students only)

5–6 p.m. | Harrington Place Dining Dinner is complimentary for all students.

Band & Orchestra Information Session (students only)

5–5:30 p.m. | Location: Johnson 120 Membership is open to all student regardless of major. Music majors should not attend this session.

Student Life Session—Led by the Orientation Council (students only)

6–6:30 p.m. | Johnson Theater This student only event will be led by the Orientation Council. A big part of life at Belmont is the community and the connections to other students. In this session, the Orientation Council will give you the ins-and-the-outs of preparing for life as a Belmont students.

Rodeo—Student Connect Session (students only)

6:30–8:30 p.m. | Beaman Student Life Center This student only event is your chance to connect with your fellow Bruins! Come to the Beaman Student Life Center and join in the fun at this student-favorite event.

COMPLETE YOUR ORIENTATION CHECKLIST ON BRUINLINK! Wondering what tasks you still need to complete before the first day of classes?

WE HAVE YOU COVERED! The orientation checklist puts all your tasklist items in one place ensuring your successful start at Belmont!

PLUNGE

Access the schedule at any time by downloading the Belmont Mobile App belmont.edu/mobile

Belmont on Mission has designed Plunge as a service and immersion trip specifically for first-year students. Traveling to one of four regional locations to learn and to serve, Plunge offers an opportunity for students to develop as leaders of purpose, character, wisdom and transformational mindset, who are equipped to make the world a better place. Plunge is the perfect way to start your freshman year off right. It's also a great way to get to know other students on campus as you learn and serve alongside one another. October 15–18, $150–$200 trip fee, pay the first $30 to register. Contact dray.bland@belmont.edu for more information.

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7 TIPS AND TRICKS FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS 1. Connect with your Academic Advisor Make it a priority to connect with your academic advisor in the fall semester about course selection, transfer credits, and planning your academic path at Belmont.

2. Attend and engage with TT during Welcome Week During Welcome Week, you’ll be in Transfer student groups. This is a great way to get acquainted with new students, returning Belmont students, and the campus in general! Orientation and Welcome Week are for all new students—that means you!

DON’T BELIEVE US?

Hear it straight from students that transferred to Belmont! “As a fellow transfer student, my biggest piece of advice is to get involved on campus! Belmont has so many amazing clubs and organizations that will bring you best friends and memories that you will carry with you for the rest of your

3. Get Involved Make an effort to get involved in the first month on campus by attending Throwback Prom, the BruinLink Involvement Fair, joining a Faith Development Group, or considering joining a fraternity or sorority. Fall recruitment is only open to second-year students and older!

4. Plan for future experiences In the fall, the Study Abroad Fair can help you consider experiential learning opportunities, or you can prepare for an internship with the annual Career Fair.

5. Make connections with faculty

life.”—Nick Brazelton | Music Business “Belmont has a solid range of activities and social organizations to be a part of that are just waiting for you to come join in on. If I had not just simply shown up to certain things, then I would have missed out on a lot of wonderful

Here at Belmont, faculty want to get to know and support you! Consider attending office hours or finding time to chat one-on-one with your professors—even if you don’t need extra support in the class!

community that has shaped me. So, my advice is to take

6. Get to know students in your academic college

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Your academic college is a community where life at Belmont takes shape. Make an extra effort to get to know classmates who are taking courses in your major. These connections will make all the difference as you continue your way towards graduation!

that brave first step and just show up. You get out of things what you put into them!”—Carter Buescher

7. Spend time on campus The surest way to feel like a Bruin is to spend time on campus. Grab lunch in the Curb Café, study at Club Lila, or get some sunshine on the Lawn. The more time you spend on campus, the more likely you are to get to know other students, find out about upcoming events and feel like part of the community!

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ACADEMIC MAJORS/PROGRAMS Each academic major falls under a specific college. This college will be your academic home at Belmont. Take a look at the below list and: a) Find your major. b) Identify your academic college.

JACK C. MASSEY COLLEGE OF BUSINESS (MCOB) • Accounting • Business Systems and Analytics • Economics • Entrepreneurship • Finance • General Business • Hospitality and Tourism Management • International Business • International Economics • Management • Marketing • Social Entrepreneurship • Supply Chain Management MIKE CURB COLLEGE OF ENTERTAINMENT & MUSIC BUSINESS (CEMB) • Audio Engineering Technology • Creative and Entertainment Industries • Emerging Media • Film and Television Writing • Journalism • Mass Communication • Media Production • Motion Picture Production • Music Business • Publishing • Songwriting GORDON E. INMAN COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCES & NURSING (CHS) • Nursing • Public Health • Social Work • Exercise Science

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SOCIAL SCIENCES (CLASS) School of Humanities • Asian Studies • English • French • German • Philosophy • Spanish School of Social Sciences • Communication Studies • Corporate Communications • History • International Politics • Political Science • Politics & Public Law • Public Advocacy • Public Relations • Social Media Management • Sociology • Sport Administration COLLEGE OF SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS (CSM) • Applied Discrete Mathematics • Biochemistry & Molecular Biology • Biology • Biophysics • Chemistry • Computer Science • Data Science • Engineering Physics • Environmental Science • Mathematics • Neuroscience • Pharmaceutical Studies • Physics • Psychological Science

COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY & CHRISTIAN MINISTRY (CTCM) • BIBLICAL LANGUAGES • Biblical Studies • Christian Leadership • Church Leadership & Administration • Faith & Social Justice • Philosophy of Religion • Religion & the Arts • Religious Studies • Worship Leadership COLLEGE OF MUSIC & PERFORMING ARTS (CMPA) Department of Theatre & Dance • Theatre • Theatre Directing • Theatre & Drama • Theatre Education • Theatre Performance • Theatre Production Design School of Music • Church Music • Commercial Music • Music (Bachelor of Arts) • Music Composition • Music Education • Music Performance • Music Technology • Music Theory • Music Therapy • Music with an Outside Minor • Musical Theatre • Piano Pedagogy O’MORE COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE & DESIGN (CAD) • Architecture • Fashion Design • Fashion Merchandising • Interior Design

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION • Early Childhood Education • Elementary Education • Middle School Education • Secondary Education • Special Education K-8: Interdisciplinary Studies • Teaching English as a Second Language WATKINS COLLEGE OF ART • Art • Art Education • Art History • Design Communications • Experiential Design • Illustration • Photography • Studio Art INTERDISCIPLINARY PROGRAMS • Global Leadership Studies • Honors • Legal Studies PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS • Pre-Allied Health • Pre-Dental • Pre-Law • Pre-Medical • Pre-Occupational Therapy • Pre-Optometry • Pre-Pharmacy • Pre-Physical Therapy • Pre-Veterinary UNDECLARED • Undeclared Major

Colored stickers on student nametags represent college majors, as indicated by colored circles.

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ACADEMIC PLANNING

REGISTERING FOR CLASSES FAQ

A major component of your orientation is focused on your preparation for classes in the fall! This is an exciting time as you begin to map out your first semester at Belmont! In order to ensure your success, below is a list of answers to common course registration questions.

How will I know what courses to register for my first semester? During your academic planning session, you will be advised on what courses you will need to take during your first semester at Belmont.

What should I do to get ready for course registration? No preparation is required. You will be led step-by-step through the advising and registration process by people who have done this many times. Our primary goal is to help you select and register for the classes you need at times that work well for you. That said, below you will find resources for additional information if you are curious now about your academic options.

How many classes do I need to take my first semester? Usually students take 12–16 credit hours their first semester. This typically equates to four or five classes. Most classes you will take your first semester are 3–4 credit hours each. (Music majors will be slightly different and will be advised accordingly.)

What do I need to bring with me? > Your BU ID number > Your password for your MyBelmont account > Something to write with What advising tools are available on the Belmont website? The primary advising tools are DegreeWorks and ClassFinder, and both are accessed through your MyBelmont account. ClassFinder lists all available classes and times for the upcoming semester, and DegreeWorks lists your personal degree requirements based on your declared major and minor. How do I find my DegreeWorks and Classfinder? > To access DegreeWorks: log in to MyBelmont > click on Registration (left hand column of page) > click on DegreeWorks (student) > To access Classfinder: Visit classfinder.belmont.edu or log in to MyBelmont > click on Registration (left hand column of page) > click on Classfinder Do I need to look at ClassFinder and DegreeWorks before my academic planning session during Summer Orientation? During your academic planning session, you will be guided through the advising and registration process. Choosing classes is not difficult, but it can feel overwhelming when you are unfamiliar with the process. Our goal is to make this initial registration session as stress-free for you as possible!

What if I have taken AP/IB/Dual Enrollment credits? Where do those apply? You will have the opportunity to ask where your credits will apply when you meet for your academic planning session during Summer Orientation. If you’d like to take a look beforehand at our list of AP/IB credits we accept you can visit: www.belmont.edu/catalog > Undergrad Catalog > Academic Policies > Alternative Credit Programs > Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate. Who is my academic advisor? You will be assigned a primary academic advisor by August 20—prior to the start of the Fall Semester. You will be notified of who your advisor is via your Belmont email. Your primary advisor’s name will be the first one listed in the advisor section in DegreeWorks. Will I meet my academic advisor during my Summer Orientation academic planning session? You will most likely be advised in a group setting during your academic planning session. There will be faculty and professional staff advising experts in your academic college session that will guide you on the courses you need to take and how to register for these courses. You will likely not meet with your primary academic advisor during this time. When will I get to meet one-on-one with my academic advisor? You will meet individually with your primary academic advisor during the Fall Semester to plan your second semester of courses and discuss your academic plan towards the path to a successful graduation at Belmont. ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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Minor (if required in your degree)

Major

Degree Cognates

WELL Core

Components of Your Belmont Degree

Electives

BELL Core

WE ARE HERE TO HELP YOU THROUGH THIS PROCESS! ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

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YOUR FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE AT BELMONT

WELCOME TO BELMONT!

Parent & Family Weekend

Welcome Week Move-In Day

Battle of the Bands BruinLink Involvement Fair

First on the Floor Showcase Series Throwback Prom

Finals Pancake Night

Global Fair

Fall Follies

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Christmas at Belmont

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JOURNEY TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASSES WHAT TO EXPECT!

Tuition Payment Deadline: August 10

Vehicle Registration: opens now!

Order Your Books via Bruin Books by July 31

Summer Orientation: June 6–17

Move-In Day Packet and Tuition Bill: Mid-July

GET WITH THE LINGO!

did you see bruiser at th e game last ni ght? i gotta get the queso from chago’s

club lila just saved wanna hang my life! out on the lawn?

hey! are you in the beaman?

let’s meet at the curb cafe

Beaman Beaman Student Life Center BelmontToday Your go to social media account for Student Life happenings at Belmont. BOLD Belmont Office of Leadership Development BruinLink A website where you can find out about campus events and connect with 160+ student organizations

Alcohol EDU and Haven completed by: September 30 Check your Belmont email for information

The Caf Harrington Place Dining Club Lila Lila D. Bunch Library Curb Curb Event Center Café/Arena FitRec Fitness & Recreation Center Follies A student-led improv group GPS Office of Growth & Purpose for Students: Helps students gain academic direction Handshake Your source for internships and off-campus jobs JAAC Janet Ayers Academic Center The Lawn The green space in front of Patton and Potter Residence Halls MPAC Massey Performing Arts Center

Welcome Week: August 20–23

Move-In Day: August 18–20

The North Lawn The green space by the Bell Tower RA Resident Assistant RD Resident Director: Professional staff overseeing your residence hall SAPB Student Activities Programming Board SGA Student Government Association Showcase Series Belmont’s full-production concert series highlighting student musicians

First Day of Classes August 24

SLA Spiritual Life Assistant: Students providing spiritual support for each “first-year” hall TK Thrailkill Residence Hall and Parking Garage TT Towering Traditions Orientation Program TT Leader An upperclassman student who will be leading your Welcome Week group UM University Ministries WELLCore Convocation: A common learning experience required to graduate

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FRESH EATS IN NASHVILLE PARENTS—trying to figure out where to eat tonight? We have you covered. Here are the top recommendations from our Summer Staffers!

TEX-MEX & TACOS

Thai Satay Sara Hall (Gallatin, TN)

Bartaco Claire Booker (Dallas, TX) Ladybird Taco Madison Wisted (West Chicago, IL) Baja Burrito Maggie Montgomery (Athens, TN) Mas Tacos Lilly Owens (Centerville, TN) Redheaded Stranger Garrett Jacob (Scaggsville, MD) Taco Mama Jade Ryan Hollister (Greenwood, SC) San Antonio Taco Company Quinn Saleik (Fort Wayne, IN)

Otaku Ramen Grace Usleman (Austin, TX) Steam Boys AJ Huang (Solon, OH)

NASHVILLE HOT CHICKEN & BBQ McDougal’s Haiden Hill (Delray Beach, FL) Martin’s BBQ Vance Mazure (Wheeling, WV)

BOWLS, SALADS, WRAPS

BURGERS & SANDWICHES

Hearts Madigan White (Suwanee, GA)

Bottlecap Mae McAninch (Houston, TX)

Greenery Co Maddie Young (Pleasant View, TN)

Hopdoddy Gracie Anderson (Los Angeles, CA)

Cava Claire DeWitt (Chicago, IL)

ASIAN

PIZZA

Rock and Roll Sushi Nikki Wildy (West Friendship, MD) Pho Ann Ashley Marshall (Trenton, MI)

Two Boots Kelsey Minko (Valparaiso, IN) Brixx Connor Fiehler (St Louis, MO)

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NOTES

CAREER & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The Career Development Team empowers students and graduates to identify and pursue their passions and meet the needs of the world. We offer specialized locations to meet your career development needs. Visit us online to learn more: belmont.edu/careerdevelopment

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Dining Options

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NUMERICAL LISTING 1 Fidelity Hall 2 Freeman Hall Admissions Office 3 Belmont Mansion 4 Barbara Massey Hall Corner Court (dining) 5 Jack C. Massey Business Center Copy Center Robert E. Mulloy Student Studios 6 Gordon E. Inman Center (P) 7 McWhorter Hall (P) Health Services Pharmacy 8 Janet Ayers Academic Center (P) Chapel The Burrito Bowl (dining) We Proudly Brew Starbucks (dining) 9 Randall & Sadie Baskin Center (P) 10 R. Milton & Denice Johnson Center (P) Curb Music Business Center Harrington Place Dining (dining) 11 Potter Hall 12 Bear House 13 Patton Hall 14 Heron Hall 15 Pembroke Hall 16 Hail Hall Little Theatre 17 Foutch Alumni House 18 Kitty B. West Amphitheatre 19 Hitch Building 20 Massey Performing Arts Center Massey Concert Hall Harton Hall 21 Wilson Music Building 22 Lila D. Bunch Library Gallery of Iconic Guitars (GIG) Leu Art Gallery 23 Leu Center for the Visual Arts 24 The Belmont Store 25 Gabhart Student Center Belmont Central, 1st Floor Campus Security, 1st Floor Multicultural Learning & Experience Office, 1st Floor University Ministries, 1st Floor Career & Professional Development, 2nd Floor Counseling Services, 2nd Floor 26 Bell Tower 27 Beaman Student Life Center What’s Bruin (dining) 28 Curb Event Center Maddox Grand Atrium Curb Café (dining) Chick-fil-A (dining) McAlister’s Deli (dining) 29 The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts 30 Troutt/Black Box Theater Complex 31 Belmont Heights 32 Dynamo Room 33 McAfee Concert Hall 34 Department of Sport Science 35 Belmont Commons 36 Facilities Management Services 37 South Garage/Tennis Facility (P) 38 Crockett Center for Athletic Excellence 39 Guitar House, 1508 Compton 40 Enactus, 1512 Compton 41 Curb Garage (P) 42 Wright Hall Residence Life Office 43 Maddox Hall 44 Kennedy Hall 45 Russell Hall 46 Thrailkill Garage (P) 47 Thrailkill Hall 48 Horrell Hall (P) 49 Dickens Hall (P) 50 Tall Hall 51 Hillside 52 Belmont Ministry Center 53 New Residence Hall and Addition to Thrailkill Garage (under construction) 54 Mail Services / UPS Store 55 Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine (under construction)

ALPHABETICAL LISTING 2 Admissions Office 8 Ayers Academic Center, Janet (P) 9 Baskin Center, Randall & Sadie (P) 27 Beaman Student Life Center 12 Bear House 26 Bell Tower 25 Belmont Central, 1st Floor Gabhart 35 Belmont Commons 31 Belmont Heights 3 Belmont Mansion 52 Belmont Ministry Center 24 The Belmont Store 22 Bunch Library, Lila D. 8 The Burrito Bowl (dining) 25 Campus Security, 1st Floor Gabhart 25 Career & Professional Development, 2nd Floor Gabhart 8 Chapel 28 Chick-fil-A (dining) 5 Copy Center 4 Corner Court (dining) 25 Counseling Services, 2nd Floor Gabhart 38 Crockett Center for Athletic Excellence 28 Curb Café (dining) 28 Curb Event Center 41 Curb Garage (P) 10 Curb Music Business Center 49 Dickens Hall (P) 32 Dynamo Room 40 Enactus, 1512 Compton 36 Facilities Management Services 1 Fidelity Hall 29 The Fisher Center for the Performing Arts 17 Foutch Alumni House 2 Freeman Hall 25 Gabhart Student Center 22 Gallery of Iconic Guitars (GIG) 39 Guitar House, 1508 Compton 16 Hail Hall 10 Harrington Place Dining (dining) 20 Harton Hall 7 Health Services 14 Heron Hall 51 Hillside 19 Hitch Building 48 Horrell Hall (P) 6 Inman Center, Gordon E. (P) 10 Johnson Center, R. Milton & Denice (P) 44 Kennedy Hall 22 Leu Art Gallery 23 Leu Center for the Visual Arts 16 Little Theatre 28 Maddox Grand Atrium 43 Maddox Hall 54 Mail Services / UPS Store 5 Massey Business Center, Jack C. 20 Massey Concert Hall 4 Massey Hall, Barbara 20 Massey Performing Arts Center 33 McAfee Concert Hall 28 McAlister’s Deli (dining) 7 McWhorter Hall (P) 5 Mulloy Student Studios, Robert E. 25 Multicultural Learning & Experience Office, 1st Floor Gabhart 53 New Residence Hall and Addition to Thrailkill Garage (under construction) 13 Patton Hall 15 Pembroke Hall 7 Pharmacy 11 Potter Hall 40 Residence Life Office 45 Russell Hall 37 South Garage/Tennis Facility (P) 34 Sport Science, Department of 8 Starbucks, We Proudly Brew (dining) 50 Tall Hall 55 Thomas F. Frist, Jr. College of Medicine (under construction) 46 Thrailkill Garage (P) 47 Thrailkill Hall 30 Troutt/Black Box Theater Complex 25 University Ministries, 1st Floor Gabhart 18 West Amphitheatre, Kitty B. 27 What’s Bruin (dining) 21 Wilson Music Building 42 Wright Hall (P) Parking Garages

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