Day 1 Schedule – Morning Time
Event
Location
8 a.m.
Check-In Opens
Singletary Center for the Arts Lobby
8:15 a.m.
Special performance by musicians from the College of Fine Arts
Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall
Attention students: You will need your folder and admissions profile report that you received at check-in at various times throughout the conference – please make sure you keep them with you at all times.
8:45 a.m.
“see blue.” U Welcome
Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall
9:45 a.m.
STUDENTS – The Blueprint, Career Center and Financial Review Presentations UKonnect groups 1-4 UKonnect groups 5-12 UKonnect groups 13-16
9:45 a.m.
114 White Hall Classroom Building 118 White Hall Classroom Building 122 White Hall Classroom Building
FAMILY/GUESTS - DOS 101
Singletary Center for the Arts Concert Hall
Find your UKonnect group number on your nametag/folder 10:30 a.m.
STUDENTS – UKonnect Meeting #1 Various Locations Below
UKonnect 1
114 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 9
240 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 2
231 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 10
241 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 3
233 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 11
242 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 4
235 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 12
243 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 5
118 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 13
122 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 6
237 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 14
244White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 7
238 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 15
246 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 8
239 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 16
201 White Hall Classroom Building
11:15 a.m.
LUNCH - Fresh Food Company at The 90
Shuttles will be available for family/guests, if needed, at the Rose Street entrance of the Singletary Center for the Arts. Those walking should follow directional signs indicating route to The 90. Students will be escorted to The 90 by their UKonnect leader. UKonnect leaders will be available to lead students and the family/guests from The 90 to the White Hall Classroom Building at 12:30 p.m.; please meet your UKonnect leader at the entrance of The 90 at that time.
Foreign Language Exams Noon and 12:30 p.m. – Foreign Language Exams – Meet in The 90 Lobby
1 and 1:40 p.m. – Foreign Language Exams – Meet outside 106 White Hall Classroom Building Students with a major offered by the College of Arts and Sciences: If you took Chinese, French, German or Spanish in high school, you are required to take the placement exam in the appropriate language. If you completed another foreign language and would like to continue with that language, please speak with your advisor on Day 2 regarding placement options. Students with a major in a college other than the College of Arts and Sciences: You must take the exam if you have high school credit for a language and wish to continue studying the same language. You do not need the exam if you want to start in the first level of a different language than you took in high school or if you do not plan to study a language in the fall. If you completed a foreign language other than Chinese, French, German or Spanish in high school and would like to continue with that language, please speak with your advisor on Day 2 regarding placement options. Space is limited at each time option – tickets available at Check-In or the Information Table outside of 106 White Hall Classroom Building.
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Day 1 Schedule – Afternoon INTEREST SESSIONS (See pages 3-4 for descriptions)
1 – 3:30 pm
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106
110
114
118
122
Wildcat Marching Band
Financial Aid
First Year Planning
Smart Start
Living on Campus
MathExcel
1:40 – 2:10 p.m.
Pre-Pharmacy
Fraternity and Sorority Life
CARES
Recipe for Academic Success
Living on Campus
Fast Track
2:20 – 2:50 p.m.
Education Abroad
Athletic Ticket Office
Recipe for Academic Success
Living on Campus
Fraternity and Sorority Life
3 – 3:30 p.m.
Education Abroad
Smart Start
Living on Campus
Student Employment
1 – 1:30 p.m.
Student Support Services
Pre-Professional First Generation Health Care Programs Parents/Guests
1 – 1:30 p.m. & 1:40 – 2:10 p.m.
Disability Resource Center – 204 White Hall Classroom Building
1 – 1:30 p.m. & 3 – 3:30 p.m.
Martin Luther King Center – 208 White Hall Classroom Building
1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Financial Aid Representatives available in 207 White Hall Classroom Building
1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
Housing and Residence Life Representatives available in 219 White Hall Classroom Building
3 – 3:30 p.m.
3:40 p.m.
UK Student Athletes – 203 White Hall Classroom Building Honors Program Students – 205 White Hall Classroom Building
STUDENTS – UKonnect Meeting #2
Various Locations Below
UKonnect 1
335 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 9
240 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 2
231 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 10
241 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 3
233 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 11
242 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 4
235 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 12
243 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 5
336 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 13
337 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 6
237 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 14
244 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 7
238 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 15
246 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 8
239 White Hall Classroom Building
UKonnect 16
338 White Hall Classroom Building
3:40 p.m.
FAMILY/GUESTS: College Presentation Agriculture, Food and Environment Human Environmental Sciences Arts & Sciences Business & Economics Communication & Information Design Education Engineering Fine Arts Health Sciences Nursing Public Health Social Work Undergraduate Studies
Various Locations Below 214 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 110 White Hall Classroom Building 114 White Hall Classroom Building 207 Pence Hall 212 White Hall Classroom Building 102 White Hall Classroom Building 204 White Hall Classroom Building 208 White Hall Classroom Building 122 White Hall Classroom Building 234 White Hall Classroom Building 201 White Hall Classroom Building 118 White Hall Classroom Building
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INTEREST SESSIONS: Summaries Athletic Ticket Office
Learn the ins and outs of purchasing tickets and attending sporting events at UK, including football, basketball and all other varsity sports! Representatives from the Athletic Ticket Office, TEAM WILDCAT (the student spirit organization) and BBN Rewards (official student rewards app) will all be on hand to answer questions.
Disability Resource Center
Getting around campus, attending classes, completing assignments or taking exams can lead to problems for students with ADHD, learning disorders, acute or chronic health conditions, emotional or psychological disorders or physical disabilities. Parents and students are invited to attend this session to learn more about the resources and services available through the center regarding academic, dining and residential accommodations. We welcome your questions.
Education Abroad
Education Abroad at the University of Kentucky offers programs for every major during the summer, fall, winter, spring and academic year. Studying abroad is just one piece of the pie; there are also opportunities to intern, teach, do service or conduct research abroad. Come learn how you can complete degree requirements overseas! #seeblueabroad
FastTrack
FastTrack is an academic program designed to prepare first-year students for rigorous undergraduate course work. FastTrack is open to all incoming freshmen and takes place the week before classes start in August. Through the program, students experience coursework in a variety of disciplines including psychology, biology, chemistry, composition and communications, college algebra, pre-calculus, calculus, Spanish and introduction to nursing. Students will have the opportunity to work closely with senior professors and academic advisors while learning about academic expectations and campus life in preparation for success at UK. FastTrack students have the opportunity to move in early, giving them a head start on building friendships and connections, as well as getting familiar with campus, Lexington and the community. When the fall semester begins, FastTrack students are well-prepared for success, not only for those first few weeks of college, but for their entire academic careers at UK
Financial Aid
Discussion of the processes and procedures for securing financial assistance, including information about the types of aid available, filing deadlines, award notification timelines and requirements for continued eligibility for aid after the freshman year. Information for Kentucky high school graduates regarding KEES awards will be provided. Representatives will be available for individual questions in 207 White Hall Classroom Building from 1:30 – 3:30 p.m.
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First Generation Parents/Guests
Do you have questions about the financial aid process? If so, please come and learn the lingo, how financial aid is processed and ways to help your student be better prepared for school financially.
First Year Planning
Join Information Communication Technology (ICT) faculty and staff for an interactive workshop to develop your customized first-year plan for success. This workshop provides an introduction to organizing tools and technologies with a focus on helping students stay organized during their first year.
Fraternity and Sorority Life
An overview of the different aspects of fraternity and sorority membership as it exists on campus and an opportunity for incoming students and their families to ask questions of the people who know the fraternity and sorority community firsthand.
Honors Program
Students admitted to the University Honors Program for Fall 2016 should attend this session to get information on requirements, advising and summer orientation opportunities.
Living on Campus
Join us to learn more about Housing, Dining, Residence Life and the Plus Account! You will be given an overview of living in a residence hall and will learn about the numerous dining options available as well as how to use your meal plan, Flex dollars and the Plus Account. In addition, you will receive information about move-in and will hear about some of the resources available to you as a student living on campus.
Martin Luther King Center
Issues of race and diversity have been making national news in recent years, and the University of Kentucky is committed to diversity as a vital characteristic of an optimal education and workplace. The Martin Luther King Center, a unit under the Office for Institutional Diversity, offers cultural/educational programming opportunities; student support and development; and community outreach, engagement and collaboration to promote diversity at UK. This presentation highlights the King Center’s place on campus and its different initiatives and programs.
MathExcel
Learn about the MathExcel program, a special version of Calculus I (MA 113), and apply for admission after the presentation. MathExcel students get extra personal attention in intensive, collaborative workshops that are devoted to problem solving. MathExcel is open to all students who are eligible to enroll in Calculus I.
Office of Institutional Diversity Center for Academic Resources and Enrichment Services (CARES)
This session provides details about academic support services and student programming targeted to African-American, Latino and Native-American students as well as students receiving the William C. Parker Scholarship. Presenters will share information about the critical First-Year Program and the William C. Parker Academic Student Contract.
Pre-Pharmacy Program
All students planning to pursue Pharmacy are strongly encouraged to attend this session. The pre-pharmacy advisor will present an overview of the nationally-ranked College of Pharmacy and its doctor of pharmacy (PharmD) program, admissions requirements, class scheduling and major selection for pre-pharmacy students. Tips to begin strengthening your application will be provided. Visit the College of Pharmacy table located outside 102 White Hall Classroom Building with your questions or to schedule a tour of the Pharmacy building.
Pre-Professional Health Care Programs
Come learn about UK’s outstanding health professional programs. Information will be provided on required courses, suggested majors, advising resources and contacts and ideas on how you can match your strengths with an appropriate profession and begin the process of developing a competitive application to these highly selective programs.
Recipe for Academic Success
Research has shown there are some common behaviors, habits and strategies students use to succeed academically. This session will walk through
the essential ingredients for academic success and provide a basic “recipe for success” related to the services and resources provided by Transformative Learning (TL). TL is a student’s one-stop shop for on campus academic resources, and our student services include academic coaching, peer tutoring (The Study and Presentation U), workshops (Power Hours), and coursework (UK 110: Academic Essentials).
Smart Start
Your first year at UK can be exciting as well as full of new challenges. Attend this session to learn some strategies to make a smooth transition to college and fulfill your goals in and out of the classroom. Discover information about personal counseling, career decision-making and other services of the University of Kentucky Counseling Center: Consultation and Psychological Services.
Student Employment
Student Employment is a free referral service for UK students who are seeking part-time employment during the school year and part-time or full-time employment during academic breaks. Both oncampus and off-campus jobs in various fields with assorted required skills, pay rates and flexible schedules are available. Come learn how to utilize Student Employment services and get tips for balancing your full-time job as a student with a part-time job.
Student Support Services
Student Support Services is a federally-funded academic support program aimed at first-generation college students, low income students and students with documented disabilities designed to increase retention and graduation rates. Services provided include free tutoring, academic planning, personal counseling, financial aid information, study skills workshops and cross-cultural activities.
UK Student Athletes
Building a class schedule around practice times: the first step in finding the proper balance between academics and athletics. NOTE: This session is for varsity athletes and parents only.
Wildcat Marching Band
Entertaining thousands of fans with our spirited, high-energy performances, the Wildcat Marching Band enjoys a national reputation as one of the finest collegiate marching bands in the country. Marching Band (MUC 190) is a one-credit hour class that rehearses Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. No extra sectionals or rehearsals are scheduled and students who participate in the WMB enjoy some of the highest GPA’s on campus. Scholarships are available for all students, regardless of major.
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Day 1 Schedule – Evening Time 4:45 p.m.
Event – Location UK Panhellenic Recruitment Information – 106 White Hall Classroom Building
Everything you’ve ever wanted to know about sororities and more. Learn how to become part of the largest student organization on campus and discover opportunities within community service, social activities and scholarship. UK sorority women will be available to answer your questions and tell you what sorority life is really like. You can also register for Fall Formal Recruitment.
Kentucky IFC Fraternity Information – 110 White Hall Classroom Building
Please take advantage of the opportunity to meet with current UK fraternity men and learn about life as a Greek man at UK. This presentation will help you to prepare for all you may need to know for the fall fraternity recruitment and you’ll have an opportunity to learn about the benefits of joining an IFC fraternity. You will also learn how you can apply to one of the many fraternity scholarships.
Living Learning Program (LLP) Admitted Student Info Session
Students admitted to one of the following living learning programs will have the opportunity to meet other participating students, meet the LLP staff, get information about move-in activities and have all of your questions answered.
Business Enterprise LLP (June 20 & 21 ONLY) – King Alumni House (400 Rose Street) Creative Arts LLP/LEXengaged Community/Wired at Roselle LLP – 212 White Hall Classroom Building
EdLife Learning Community/Kinesiology and Health Promotion Community – 202 Champions Court I
Engineering Residential Community – 102 White Hall Classroom Building Interprofessional Healthcare Residential College – 208 White Hall Classroom Building STEMCats Community – 214 White Hall Classroom Building Dinner
(on your own)
5:30 p.m.
Maps of area restaurants are available at the information table in White Hall Classroom Building and Champions Court I. ConnectEd: A Randomized Controlled Trial Connecting Through Educational Training – 118 White Hall Classroom Building
A research study to help determine what training works best to reduce risk of violence, substance abuse and maintain student well-being. Your invitation is already waiting for you in your UK student email. Training will include dinner. Complete the training and receive a $40 gift card and credit for Haven and AlcoholEdu trainings. Hurry - seating is limited!
5:30-7 p.m.
7-9 p.m.
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Explore Downtown Lexington
The city of Lexington, one of the nation’s best small metro college towns, is a five-time winner of 100 Best Communities for Young People by America’s Promise Alliance, ranks highly on Forbes’ Best Places for Business and Careers and is ranked the seventh Best Midsize City for Finding a Job. Come see the role our vibrant downtown plays in making this city the great place we call home. Stop by and visit our staff and enjoy some Kentucky treats at the Lexington Visitors Center in the heart of downtown at The Square at 401 West Main Street – conveniently located across from Triangle Park. While there you can watch videos about the Bluegrass region on one of five interactive screens, get your picture taken with a life-sized blue horse and check out other Lexington products and memorabilia. Optional 30-minute walking tours of downtown will be provided at 6:15 p.m. and 7 p.m. Each student that visits will receive a gift and a coupon for discounted options for dinner in the downtown area. Parking is available at The Square Garage at 350 West Short Street and three hours of parking can be validated at the Visitors Center. A CATS bus shuttle will leave from Champions Court I on Lexington Avenue at 6 p.m. and will make return trips at 8 and 8:30 p.m. from the Lexington Center on Vine Street. A full list of dining options and events will be provided.
“see blue.” U orientation leaders will be available at Champions Court I to assist with questions about scheduling classes, as well as provide general information about campus.
WHITE HALL CLASSROOM BUILDING: First Floor
WILDCARD
M-F 8:00 a.m. – 4:15 p.m.
Students can purchase their WildCard student ID in 105 Bowman’s Den.
There is a $15 charge for a new student ID and $5 charge for an ID holder (this is optional). Each student will need to bring a government issued ID to obtain the WildCard ID (driver’s license, passport, military ID or state identification card).
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Day 2 Schedule
Student 8:30 a.m.
STUDENTS - Advising and Registration
Various Locations
Agriculture, Food and Environment Human Environmental Sciences Arts & Sciences Business & Economics Communication & Information Design Education Engineering Fine Arts Health Sciences Nursing Public Health Social Work Undergraduate Studies
106 White Hall Classroom Building 110 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 234 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 102 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 106 White Hall Classroom Building 114 White Hall Classroom Building
Residence Hall Tours 12:30 - 2 p.m.
An open house will be available for students living in a four-person suite, two-bedroom suite or fourbedroom suite and do not wish to see their particular building. Champions Court II: Students living in a two-bedroom suite or four-bedroom suite. Roselle Hall: Students living in a four-person suite. 12:45 P.M. BUILDING TOURS
If students would like to see the specific building they are living in, tours will be conducted in the following buildings. Tours will depart from the courtyard between Champions Court I and II.
The following tours will be offered: Baldwin Hall: Tours for Baldwin, Smith,
Kirwan III: Tours for students living in the
Central Hall II: Tours for Central Hall II,
Roselle Hall Woodland Glen I: Tours for students living
Ingels halls
Lyman T. Johnson Hall
Champions Court I Champions Court II: Tours for students living Haggin Hall
in Champions Court I, Limestone Park I and II
Family/Guests
Kirwan residence halls
in Woodland Glen I and II
Woodland Glen III Woodland Glen IV Woodland Glen V
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Block #1 – At Home in Lexington – Keeneland and VisitLex Block #2 – At Home on Campus – Advising at UK, Campus Safety, Parking and Transportation Services Block #3 – UK at your Service – Student Account Services, University Health Service, UK Bookstore
12:45 p.m.
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Residence Hall Tours – See information above
At the conclusion of advising and registration, students will be directed to meet their Family/Guests at the UK Bookstore on Lexington Avenue which will serve as the shuttle drop-off for family/guests returning from the Family/Guest Program at Commonwealth Stadium. Each student will receive a Kentucky Class of 2020 T-shirt provided by the UK Bookstore.
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THE BLUEPRINT FOR SUCCESS: University of Kentucky Academic Expectations
seeblue.com/expectations 1. Attend and prepare for all classes. If you are a full-time student, treat your student status like a full-time job, devoting at least 40 hours per week to homework, study, and classes. Be open to incorporating new study behaviors that will help you reach your goals. Examine old habits that may be inhibiting your success as a student and be open to changing them. It is up to you to read and understand assigned material; lectures and assignments proceed from the assumption that you have prepared for class.
2. Reflect on and apply what you learn. College is a learning environment in which you take responsibility for thinking through and applying what you learn. Mastery is often seen as the ability to apply what you have learned to new situations or to solve new kinds of problems.
3. Create and respect relationships. It is your responsibility to build relationships with people (professors, advisors, students) who will support you in reaching your goals. Each semester, introduce yourself to your professors to begin building relationships. Each semester, meet with your academic advisor at least once in adition to your priority registration appointment.
4. Expand your education beyond the classroom. Take advantage of opportunities outside the classroom that will enrich your education and college experience. Investigate these possibilities with your academic advisor, professors and student involvement.
5. Believe in your ability to succeed. Believe in yourself and be persistent in utilizing campus resources and online tools. Maintain positive behaviors and attitudes that will help you reach your goals.
myuk.uky.edu • Maintain addresses • View financial aid information • Access your financial account and pay online • Course registration and add/drop • View your grades and unofficial transcript • Degree planner UK’s official method of communication with currently enrolled students is through your assigned UK email. REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR UK EMAIL ON A REGULAR BASIS.
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UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS: seeblue.com/majors AGRI CULTURE , FOOD AND EN VIRONME NT Agricultural Biotechnology Agricultural Economics Animal Sciences Career and Technical Education Community and Leadership Development Dietetics Equine Science and Management Family Sciences Food Science Forestry Horticulture, Plant and Soil Sciences Hospitality Management and Tourism Human Nutrition Landscape Architecture Merchandising, Apparel and Textiles Natural Resources and Environmental Science COL L EGE OF A RTS AND SCIE NCE S Anthropology Biology Chemistry Economics English Environmental & Sustainability Studies Foreign Language and International Economics Gender & Women’s Studies Geography Geological Sciences Health, Society & Populations History International Studies Linguistics Mathematical Economics Mathematics Modern & Classical Languages, Literature & Cultures Arabic and Islamic Studies Chinese Studies Classics French and Francophone Studies German Studies Japan Studies Russian Studies
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Neuroscience Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Sociology Spanish Topical Studies Writing, Rhetoric & Digital Studies G AT TO N CO LLE G E O F B U SIN E SS A N D E CO N O M I C S Accounting Economics Finance Management Marketing CO L L E G E O F CO M M U N I CATI O N A N D IN FO R M ATI O N Communication Information Communication Technology Integrated Strategic Communication Journalism Media Arts and Studies CO L L E G E O F D E S I G N Architecture Interior Design CO L L E G E O F E D U CATI O N Early Elementary Education Health Promotion Interdisciplinary Early Childhood Education Kinesiology (KHP) Middle Level Education Secondary English Education Secondary Social Studies Education Secondary STEM Education Special Education – Learning and Behavior Disorders Special Education – Moderate/Severe Disabilities CO L L E G E O F E N G I N E E R I N G Biosystems Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering
Computer Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Materials Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mining Engineering CO LLE G E O F F I N E A RTS Art Education Art History Art Studio Arts Administration Music Education Music – Liberal Arts Music Performance Theatre CO LLE G E O F HE A LTH S C I E N C E S Clinical Leadership and Management Communication Sciences and Disorders Human Health Sciences Medical Laboratory Science CO LLE G E O F N U R S I N G Nursing - Four Year CO LLE G E O F P U B LI C HE A LTH Public Health CO LLE G E O F S O C I A L WO R K Social Work U N D E R G R A D UATE STU D I E S Undergraduate Studies PRE-PROFESSIONAL AND G R A D UATE P R O G R A M S Pre-Dentistry Pre-Law Pre-Medicine Pre-Optometry Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Physician Assistant Studies Pre-Podiatric Medicine Pre-Veterinary Medicine
CAMPUS RESOURCES AGRIC ULTURE , FO O D AND ENVIRONME NT 859-257-3469 academics.ca.uky.edu SCHOOL OF HUMAN ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES 859-257-2855 www.hes.ca.uky.edu ARTS AND S CIE N CE S 859-257-8354 www.as.uky.edu GATTON COLLE GE OF BUSIN E S S AND ECONOMICS 859-257-8936 gatton.uky.edu COMMU NICATIO N AND I NFO RMATION 859-218-0290 ci.uky.edu D E SIGN - A RCH ITE CTUR E & INTERIO R DE S IGN 859-257-7617 www.uky.edu/Design EDUCAT IO N 859-257-6076 education.uky.edu ENGINEE RIN G 859-257-1687 www.engr.uky.edu F INE ARTS 859-218-2487 finearts.uky.edu HEALT H S CIE N CE S 859-218-0573 www.mc.uky.edu/HealthSciences N URSI NG 859-323-5108 www.uknursing.uky.edu P UBL I C H E A LTH 859-218-0241 www.uky.edu/publichealth
SO CIA L WO R K 859-257-6650 www.uky.edu/SocialWork U N DE R G R A DUAT E ST U DIE S 859-257-3383 www.uky.edu/us
D I S A B I LI TY R E S O U R C E C E N TE R 859-257-2754 www.uky.edu/drc
O F F I C E O F STU D E N T FINANCIAL AID 859-257-3172 www.uky.edu/FinancialAid
EDUCATION ABROAD 859-257-4067 www.uky.edu/educationabroad
O F F I C E O F STU D E N T I N VO LE M E N T 859-218-8867 getinvolved.uky.edu
DE N T IST RY 859-323-6071 dentistry.uky.edu
HO N O R S P R O G R A M 859-257-3111 www.uky.edu/Honors
G R A DUAT E SCH O O L 859-257-4613 www.gradschool.uky.edu
HO U S I N G O F F I C E 859-257-1866 www.uky.edu/housing
L AW 859-218-1678 www.law.uky.edu
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ME DICIN E 859-323-6161 med.uky.edu PH A R MACY 859-323-2755 pharmacy.mc.uky.edu UNIVERSITY ORIENTATION, RESIDENCY OFFICE AND ACADEMIC COMMON MARKET 859-257-3256 www.uky.edu/Registrar A IR FO R CE R OTC 859-257-7115 afrotc.as.uky.edu A R MY R OTC 859-257-6865 armyrotc.as.uky.edu CA MPU S R E CR E AT IO N 859-257-3928 www.uky.edu/StudentAffairs/ CampusRec DE A N O F ST U DE N T S 859-257-3754 www.uky.edu/StudentAffairs/ DeanofStudents
LI VI N G LE A R N I N G PROGRAM 859-257-4784 seeblue.com/llp livelrn@uky.edu N E W STU D E N T A N D FA M I LY P R O G R A M S 859-257-6597 www.uky.edu/nspp OFFICE OF ACADEMIC S C HO LA R S HI P S 859-257-4198 uky.edu/financialaid/scholarships OFFICE OF I N TE R N ATI O N A L STU D E N T A N D S C HO LA R S E RV I C E S 859-323-2106 www.uky.edu/international OFFICE FOR INSTITUTIONAL DIVERSITY 859-257-9293 www.uky.edu/diversity OFFICE OF LGBTQ* RESOURCES 859-323-3312 www.uky.edu/Diversity/LGBTQ
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Orientation Leaders First Row: Kharidad Jones–Grayslake, Ill.; Katie Gaubert–Alpharetta, Ga.; Makenna Theissen–Independence, Ky.; Erin Sparks–Worthington, Ohio; Taylor Rench–Tipp City, Ohio Second Row: Kelsey Griffin–Nashville, Tenn.; Julia Palomino–Tacoma, Wa.; Sarah Beth Kreidler–Columbia, S.C.; Danielle Pridemore–Pikeville, Ky.; Cody Hunt–Campbellsville, Ky.; Jackie Thompson–Elizabethtown, Ky. Third Row: Christina Griffin–Seaside, N.C.; Jackson Mckee–Versailles, Ky.; Solomon King-White–Dayton, Ohio Fourth Row: Will Napier–London, Ky.; Jacob Westover–Florence, Ky.; Layne Gaynor–London, Ky.; Andrew Scott–Nashville, Tenn. Not Pictured: Ariana Chambers–Madisonville, Ky.; Chase Dixon–Dayton, Ohio; Erin Harville–Atlanta, Ga; Gabe Mateka–Downington, Pa.; Jai Mills–Atlanta, Ga.; Alli Keeler–Orlando, FL.; Bharath Chithrala–Lexington, Ky.
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Mission The University of Kentucky is a public, land grant university dedicated to improving people’s lives through excellence in education, research and creative work, service and health care. As Kentucky’s flagship institution, the University plays a critical leadership role by promoting diversity, inclusion, economic development and human well-being. The University of Kentucky: • Facilitates learning, informed by scholarship and research; • Expands knowledge through research, scholarship and creative activity; and • Serves a global community by disseminating, sharing and applying knowledge. The University, as the flagship institution, plays a critical leadership role for the Commonwealth by contributing to the economic development and quality of life within Kentucky’s borders and beyond. The University nurtures a diverse community characterized by fairness and equal opportunity.
Strategic Vision As Kentucky’s indispensable institution, we transform the lives of our students and advance the Commonwealth we serve – and beyond – through our teaching and learning, diversity and inclusion, discovery, research and creativity, promotion of health, and deep community engagement.
Values
The University of Kentucky is guided by its core values. Integrity
A sense of community
Excellence
Work-life sensitivity
Mutual respect and human dignity
Civic engagement
Diversity and inclusion
Social responsibility
Academic freedom
Personal and institutional responsibility and accountability
Shared governance
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