NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

SEPTEMBER 21-29, 2013

THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE, OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON If you are a student with a disability in need of an accommodation during Orientation Week, please contact Access Services for Students with Disabilities at (360) 867-6348, or TTY (360) 867-6834 as soon as possible prior to the events you are attending. Orientation information is available in alternative formats. If you require an alternative format, please let us know as soon as possible.

The Week at a Glance

Family and Friends Weekend Saturday and Sunday, September 21 22 The start of your academic career at Evergreen is important not only for you, but also for those who will support you over the years. Over these two days your family and friends will have opportunities to talk with staff and currently enrolled Evergreen students, tour the campus, and participate in workshops and special interest sessions. A special brunch will feature Evergreen President, Thomas Les Purce, Vice President for Student Affairs, Wendy Endress, and Academic Dean, Andrew Reece. New Student Orientation Week Monday - Sunday, September 23 29 Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement Self-Care and Expectations as Members of the Evergreen Community The Evergreen Social Contract and Student Rights and Responsibilities Sustainability at Evergreen Service Learning Activities Living and Learning in an Inclusive Community Ways to get Involved in Leadership Opportunities Student Services Available to Support Your Success Places to Explore in Olympia and the Beautiful Northwest

Required Programs for All New Students

All Campus Convocation: A Convening Moment ........................................................................................................ CRC Monday, September 23, 10:00 am-12:00 pm Convocation is Evergreens celebration marking the start of the academic year and welcoming new students, faculty and staff to the campus community. Join students, faculty and staff for festivities and music. Our featured guest speaker is Dave Isay, Founder of StoryCorps, an ongoing oral history project, and editor of Listening is an Act of Love. Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement ......................... See page 12 for room and faculty assignment You have THREE options for attending this required six-hour program: 1) Monday, Sept. 23, Tuesday, Sept. 24, AND Thursday, Sept. 26, all from 3pm-5pm 2) Monday, Sept. 23 AND Wednesday, Sept. 25, 5:30pm-8:30pm 3) Saturday, Sept. 28, 10:00am-4:00pm Evergreens faculty believes that students thrive when they take responsibility for their education. Your Education and Your Academic Statement is a comprehensive introduction to the intellectual life of the College. During these sessions, you will meet in small groups led by faculty members. New students are required to attend ONE of these three complete programsMonday/Tuesday/Thursday, or Monday/Wednesday, or Saturday only. Academic Planning Workshops ....................................................................................................................... SEM II C1105 Tuesday, Sept. 24, Wednesday, Sept. 25, Thursday, Sept. 26 and Friday, Sept. 27, 10:00am-noon (Choose one session)

In this required workshop, youll meet academic advisors and begin the academic planning process. Youll learn about how Evergreen works and get insiders advice on how to succeed here. (Repeated on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday). Each new student must attend an academic advising workshop. You are only required to attend one session. Diversity at Evergreen - An Inclusive Community ....................................................................................................... CRC Tuesday, September 24, 1pm-3pm Evergreen values the importance of diversity and respect. This session introduces new students to how learning across significant differences promotes a healthy and inclusive community inside and outside of the classroom. Learn about the resources and programs available to students. Taking Care of Self and Others: Thinking Outside the Bottle - Alcohol and Other Drug Information .................. CRC Wednesday, September 25, 1pm-3pm Learn about new research on alcohol and other drugs, including information on ways to reduce risks associated with use. Safety and the Red Zone ................................................................................................................................................. CRC The Coordinator for the Office of Sexual Violence Prevention will talk about the Red Zone, the first five weeks of fall quarter, and what you can do to keep yourself and your friends safe.

BUILDING CODES AND ABBREVIATIONS LAB I & IIScience Lab Buildings CABCampus Activities Building COMCommunications Building Sem IISeminar Building CRCCostantino Recreation Center (Gymnasium) HCCHousing Community Center LHLecture Halls LCLonghouse LIBLibrary Building

Family and Friends Weekend

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21

SATURDAY HOURS OF OPERATION 7:30am-5pm ................... Market Place ................................................. CAB 2nd Floor 9am-3pm ........................ Geoduck Guide Information Booth ............. Red Square 9am-3pm ........................ Student Accounts .......................................... LIB Bldg. 1st Floor Financial Aid Cashiers Office Student ID cards 9am-5pm ........................ The Greener Bookstore ................................ CAB 2nd Floor 10am-3pm ...................... The Library ................................................... LIB Bldg. 2nd Floor 11am-3pm ...................... Utility and Services Fair ............................... LIB Lobby Parking Permits 11:30am-1:30pm............ The Greenery ................................................ CAB 1st Floor and 5pm-7pm 10am-8pm ...................... POD Market Corner Store .......................... HCC 9am-11:55pm ................. Intercity Transit............................................ LIB Bus Loop

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Housing Resident Check-In................................................................................................................. F-Lot Residential and Dining Services Check-In. Late check-in will be available on Saturday evening, 4pm6pm. Family and Friends Residential and Dining Services Welcome Center .................. LIB Lobby 1st Floor Meet other Evergreen students and parents, enjoy conversation and refreshments. Parking is available in Lots B and C. Library Open House ................................................................................................... LIB Lobby 2nd Floor Utilities and Services Fair........................................................................................... LIB Lobby 2nd Floor Purchase services and open accounts with representatives of college services and local businesses. Campus Tours ............................................................................................................................ Red Square Look for tour groups at the Geoduck Information booth on Red Square. Welcome Reception for New Transfer Students ......................................................................... LIB 4300 Dean of Student & Academic Support Services (SASS), Admissions, and Academic Advising will welcome new transfer students and answer questions about transfer credits, academic planning, student support resources, and Orientation Week events of particular interest to transfer students. Opening Orientation Session ............................................................................................... The Longhouse The opening session is dedicated to welcoming new students and their families and friends. You will learn the history of the Evergreen community, and meet faculty, staff and students. Dinner in the Greenery .......................................................................................................... CAB 1st Floor This is an opportunity for new students and their families to enjoy the food choices available at the Greenery, Evergreens campus cafeteria. Meal cards, cash or credit cards accepted. Heart Sparkle Players Evening Performance ................................................................... The Longhouse A local theater company will provide a special evening of theater. Welcome Home: Flicks and Floats ........................................................ HCC Field (Rain Plan: Pavilion) Family friendly event for all housing students and their family members. Bring your blanket, pillow, and love of cartoons for a good time tonight! Soda floats (orange, root beer, cola) served by RAD staff while all enjoy a flick in the grass on a blow up movie screen.

9am-4pm

10am-3pm 11am-3pm

11am-3pm

1pm-2:30pm

3pm-5pm

5pm-7pm

7:30pm

9pm-10pm

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
SUNDAY HOURS OF OPERATION 7:30am-2:30pm ........Market Place ............................................ CAB 2nd Floor 7:30am-2:30pm ........Einstein Brothers Bagels ......................... SEM II Caf 9am-11am .................Geoduck Guide Information Booth ....... Red Square 10am-8pm .................POD Market Corner Store ..................... HCC 11am-3pm .................The Greener Bookstore ........................... CAB 2nd Floor 9am-8:30pm ..............Intercity Transit ...................................... LIB Bus Loop Evergreen Offices and Greenery Closed All Day

9am -10:30am Concurrent Special Interest Sessions Financing Your Education .................................................................................................... SEM II A1107 You wil learn about the financial aid and billing processes at Evergreen, and receive information regarding important policies and critical deadlines. Learning at Evergreen ........................................................................................................... SEM II B1107 This is a great opportunity to sample the power of teaching and learning at Evergreen. Family and friends will have an opportunity to participate in an actual seminar led by faculty members. Student Leadership & Activities ........................................................................................... SEM II A2109 This session will focus on the many opportunities and ways in which a student can get involved in cocurricular activities. Health and Safety at Evergreen .......................................................................................... The Longhouse Student Affairs practitioners will discuss various aspects of campus life, expectations and values, safety concerns and rights and responsibilities of all members of the community. 10am-5pm Housing Resident Check-In......................................................................................................... A Building For Sunday arrivals in A-Building. Presidents Orientation Brunch ............................................................................................................CRC Evergreen President, Thomas Les Purce, Vice President for Student Affairs, Wendy Endress, and Academic Dean, Andrew Reece will welcome and address new students, their families and friends at this traditional gathering. The Presidents Orientation Brunch requires advance reservations and payment. Paid tickets can be picked up on Saturday, September 21 at the Orientation Geoduck Guides Information Booth and on Sunday, September 22 at the event welcome table in the CRC Foyer. For more details please see link at http://www.evergreen.edu/webpayment/ and click on Presidents Orientation Brunch. The doors for the brunch will open at 11am and the program will begin at approximately 11:30am.

11am-1pm

6:30-9:30pm Greener Spirit Night .............................................................................................................................. CRC All housing event. Get to know members of your community, find ways to get connected, and learn about leadership in the housing community. Dinner will be provided for all residential community members. 9:30pm SustainabiliTEA and Cupcakes ........................................................................................................... HCC Bring your own mug to the HCC for tea and cupcakes with a focus on sustainability. Enjoy some snacks, relax after Greener Spirit Night, and find out what you can do to make Evergreen greener.

ORIENTATION WEEK
HOURS OF OPERATION 9am-3pm ............... Geoduck Guide Information Booth ....................... Red Square (Mon-Wed) 9am-4pm ............... Student Accounts, Cashiers Office, ..................... Library Bldg. 1st Floor Registration & Records, Financial Aid, Student ID cards 9am-4pm ............... Parking Permits....................................................... SEM 2150 8am-5:00pm.......... The Greener Bookstore ........................................... CAB 2nd Floor 9am-8pm ............... Computer Center Labs ........................................... LIB 2nd Floor 12pm-5pm............. Quantitative Reasoning & Writing Center ........... LIB 2nd Floor FOOD OPTIONS 7:30am-5pm.......... Market Caf ............................................................. CAB 2nd Floor 8am-4pm ............... Einstein Brothers Bagels......................................... SEM II Caf 8am-4pm, ............. The Greenery ........................................................... CAB 1st Floor 5pm-8pm 10am-11am ........... POD Market Corner Store ..................................... HCC

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 7:30-8:30am 9-10am Fundamentals of Yoga .......................................................................................................................... CRC Family and Friends Welcome Hour ............................................................ CAB Quiet Lounge 2nd Floor For family and friends that were unable to attend the weekend program, we welcome you to Evergreen. All Campus Convocation: A Convening Moment .............................................................................. CRC Required session for all new students. Convocation is Evergreens celebration marking the start of the academic year and an opportunity to welcome new students, faculty and staff to the campus community. Join students, faculty and staff for festivities and music. Our featured guest speaker is David Isay, Founder of StoryCorps, an ongoing oral history project, and editor of Listening is an Act of Love. Student Activities: Open House ........................................................................................... CAB 3rd Floor Home to over 60 student clubs and organizations, the Student Activities Office is the place to go to find out whats happening on campus and how you can get involved.

10am-12pm

12pm-2pm

12pm-2:45 pm International Students Orientation .................................................................................... SEM II D1107 Learn about Evergreen support services and academics as well as student visa regulations and policies. This is a required session for all new international students. 1pm-2 pm Student Employment Workshop ......................................................................................... SEM II D1105 Come join the Student Employment Office as we explore the ins & outs of how to get a student job. The workshop will cover job strategies and work study opportunities, hiring paperwork, getting paid, and also provide resources for linking your academics with your career goals. Access Services for New Students with Disabilities ............................................................ SEM II A1107 Students with disabilities are invited to attend this information session to meet our staff and learn about support services offered.

1pm-2:30 pm

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Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement ...................................... See page 12 for room This is the first of three required Academic Statement sessions for students enrolled full time in the daytime program. Evergreens faculty will introduce you to the Colleges philosophy of teaching and learning. You will find out more about what makes Evergreen a unique place to study and participate in a thriving and active intellectual community. You will also begin to discuss Convocation speaker David Isays keynote address to the College, and his edited collection, Listening is an Act of Love. Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement ................................................. SEM II E1105 This is the first of two required Academic Statement sessions held during the week for students enrolled in evening/weekend programs and classes. Evergreens faculty will introduce you to the Colleges philosophy of teaching and learning. You will find out more about what makes Evergreen a unique place to study and participate in a thriving and active intellectual community. You will also begin to discuss Convocation speaker David Isays keynote address to the College, which will be available as a recording on Evergreens website, and his edited collection, Listening is an Act of Love. Youll also begin to practice listening in the manner that Isay teaches by listening carefully to one another. Beach Walk ....................................................................................................................... Meet at the HCC Join fellow students and Outdoor Program staff as they lead you on an introductory tour of a couple of Evergreen great assets: our forest and our beach. Bring a flashlight and comfortable walking shoes. Minute to Win It....................................................................................................................................HCC Those seeking a little friendly competition will find just what they are looking for in Minute to Win It, RADs version of the popular television show. Students are encouraged to participate with new suitemates in low risk, fun activities for prizes! Pool Party at the CRC ................................................................................................................. CRC Pool Come join the Costantino Recreation Center and the Greener Organization as we kick off the year with a pool party. Grab your swimsuit and a towel and join us for some fun. This event is located in the pool of the CRC and we will have free swim time for 2 hours. Space may be limited so be sure to get there on time!

5:30-8:30pm

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7pm

9pm-11pm

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 7:30-8:30am 9am-10am Fundamentals of Yoga .......................................................................................................................... CRC So You Want to Register for a Program .............................................................................. SEM II A1105 Come find out which programs still have openings and how the registration, waitlist, and faculty-signature system works. Presented by Academic Advising, Registration and Records, and the Academic Deans Office. Student Employment Workshop .......................................................................................... SEM II D1105 Come join the Student Employment Office as we explore the ins & outs of how to get a student job. The workshop will cover job strategies and work study opportunities, hiring paperwork, getting paid, and also provide resources for linking your academics with your career goals. Learning to Learn at Evergreen: Mathematics ................................................................... SEM II B1107 Mathematics, also known as Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning helps us make sense of the world. From determining whether Orcas are an endangered species to determining the federal poverty level math matters. At Evergreen the math you need to make sense of your world will be embedded throughout the curriculum. At this workshop, staff from the QuaSR (Quantitative and Symbolic Reasoning) Center will explain the process of doing math at Evergreen.

9am-10am

10am-12pm

10am-12pm

Academic Planning Workshop ............................................................................................. SEM II C1105

In this required workshop youll meet academic advisors and begin the academic planning process. Youll learn about how Evergreen works and get insiders advice on how to succeed here. (Repeated on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday) 1pm-3pm Diversity at Evergreen - An Inclusive Community ............................................................................ CRC Required session for all new students. Evergreen values the importance of diversity and respect. This session introduces new students to how learning across significant differences promotes a healthy and inclusive community inside and outside of the classroom. Learn about the resources and programs available to students. Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement ...................................... See page 12 for room This is the second of three required Academic Statement sessions for students enrolled in daytime programs. With your faculty and fellow students, you will continue to discuss David Isays keynote address to the College, and his edited collection, Listening is an Act of Love. Youll also begin to practice listening in the manner that Isay teaches, by listening carefully to one another. Youll start to write about your own educational experiences thus far and begin to envision your future as an Evergreen student and beyond. The faculty will explain the Academic Statement, an opportunity for all students to document the most important features of their education. Beach Walk ........................................................................................................................ Meet at the HCC Join fellow students and Outdoor Program staff as they lead you on an introductory tour of a couple of Evergreens great assets: our forest and our beach. Bring a flashlight and comfortable walking shoes. Explore who we are through ART ............................................................................... PrimetimeA Bldg. Join staff from First Peoples Advising to explore deeper parts of ourselves through art. In college, times can be hard because we are in a sense re-creating ourselves in a new environment and independence. Come to the workshop to have some fun defining and redefining your identity using art to creatively delve deeper into these themes. You need not be an artist to come and be crafty with us. Bunco Tournament ............................................................................................................................... HCC Come to the HCC to learn a new game (or to practice your skills) during the Bunco Tournament. Bunco is a social dice game that is easy and fun to learn and play. Meet and compete against your fellow Greeners.

3pm-5pm

6pm-8pm

6pm-9pm

9pm

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 7:30-8:30am 9am-11am Fundamentals of Yoga .......................................................................................................................... CRC KEY Student Services Reception .................................................................................................. LIB 2108 Learn about KEY Student Services, a TRIO program at Evergreen that provides support for first generation college students, low income-students, and students with disabilities. Academic Planning Workshop ............................................................................................. SEM II C1105 In this required workshop youll meet academic advisors and begin the academic planning process. Youll learn about how Evergreen works and get insiders advice on how to succeed here. (Repeated on Thursday and Friday) Diving into the Inkwell: Navigating Your Writing at Evergreen ...................................... SEM II B1107 With the introduction of the Academic Statement as a signature piece of writing in your transcript, the significance of your words has never been more important. Join Writing Center staff members for an introduction to the types of writing you likely will encounter at Evergreen and participate in a workshop to support you in developing your ability to tell your story to any audience at any time. Staff also will share how best to claim the Writing Center as an empowering resource for all writers.

10am-12pm

10am-12pm

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Taking Care of Self and Others: Thinking Outside the Bottle and Safety and the Red Zone ...................................................................................................................... CRC Required sessions for all new students. Learn about new research on alcohol and other drugs, including information on ways to reduce risks associated with use. The Sexual Violence Prevention Coordinator and Police Services then team up to talk about the Red Zone (the first five weeks of fall quarter) and what you can do to keep yourself and your friends safe. Farm Walk.................................................................................................................................. Red Square Meet in front of the Library. Find out about on-going projects at the farm such as the recycling program and composting. Welcome Reception for Queer and Transgender Students ................................................ SEM II E1105 Queer and Transgender new students are invited to attend this reception to learn about the programs and resources available at Evergreen. Mens Soccer vs. Northwest Christian University .................................................................. CRC Field 4 Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement .................................................. SEM II E1105 This is the second of two required sessions held during the week for students enrolled in Evening/Weekend programs and classes. You will meet again with the faculty and students with whom you spent Monday evening. Youll continue to discuss the meaning of listening, both as a central activity of education and of being part of the college community. Youll begin to write about yo ur experiences with education thus far and your college plans, hopes, and dreams. You will also learn about the Academic Statement, a new college wide initiative to support students in articulating and reaching their educational goals. The Academic Statement is a graduation requirement for all incoming undergraduates. You will work on this statement periodically through your years at Evergreen, and the final version will become part of your college transcript. Board Game Night ......................................................................................................... PrimetimeA Bldg The Greener Organization invites you to participate in a game night on the second floor of A building! We will provide different games and provide you with the opportunity to play and have fun with your new neighbors. It will be a great way to get out and make new friends! Karaoke.................................................................................................................................................. HCC Choose your favorite song go solo, duet, or with a group and sing your heart out! Large variety of genres represented; all levels of experience with vocal performance are welcome at this informal event.

3pm- 5:00pm

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5pm 5:30-8:30pm

6pm-9pm

9pm-11pm

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26 7:30-8:30am 9am-10am Fundamentals of Yoga .......................................................................................................................... CRC Developing Your Career Pathways ...................................................................................... SEM II B1105 Learn how to align your career aspirations with your academic work at Evergreen. Student Employment Workshop .......................................................................................... SEM II D1105 Come join the Student Employment Office as we explore the ins & outs of how to get a student job. The workshop will cover job strategies and work study opportunities, hiring paperwork, getting paid, and also provide resources for linking your academics with your career goals. Learning to Learn at Evergreen: Getting Organized and Time Awareness ..................... SEM II B1107 First Peoples Advising staff will share practical tips on how to prepare for lectures and seminar.

9am-10am

10am-12pm

10am-12pm

Academic Planning Workshop ............................................................................................. SEM II C1105 In this required workshop youll meet academic advisors and begin the academic planning process. Youll learn about how Evergreen works and get insiders advice on how to succeed here. (Repeated on Friday)

1pm-3pm

Taking Care of this Place: Sustainability 101 at Evergreen ............................................... SEM II A1105 This informational session will provide an overview of the current sustainability initiatives on campus. It will also provide an opportunity for students to learn how they can get involved in sustainability efforts on campus. First Peoples Advising Services Reception..................................... First Peoples Advising Unity Lounge Join us for ice cream and learn how our office can support you.

1pm-2:30pm

3pm-5pm Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement............................................... See page 12 for room This is the third of three required Academic Statement sessions for students enrolled fulltime in the daytime program. For this final session with your faculty and fellow students, you will begin to write about your experiences with education thus far and your college plans, hopes, and dreams. You will also learn about the Academic Statement, a new collegewide initiative to support students in articulating and reaching their educational goals. The Academic Statement is a graduation requirement for all incoming students. You will work on this statement periodically throughout your years at Evergreen, and the final version will become part of your college transcript. 5pm Capture the Flag .......................................................................................................................... HCC Field Teams will work together to protect their own flags and to capture the flag of the other team. Wear sneakers and either a white or dark blue or black shirt. Taking Care of Self and Others: Developing Healthy Relationships ................................ SEM II A1107 Come join in for a discussion on consent and expectations of healthy relationships. Sponsored by Coalition Against Sexual Violence, a registered student organization at Evergreen. Movie Night ........................................................................................................................... Lecture Hall 1 The Rocky Horror Picture Show.

6pm-7:30pm

7:30pm

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
7:30-8:30am 9am-10am Fundamentals of Yoga .......................................................................................................................... CRC Student Employment Workshop .......................................................................................... SEM II D1105 Come join the Student Employment Office as we explore the ins & outs of how to get a student job. The workshop will cover job strategies and work study opportunities, hiring paperwork, getting paid, and also provide resources for coupling your academics with your career goals.

10am-11:30am Taking Care of Self and Others: Developing Healthy Relationships ................................ SEM II A1107 Come join in for a discussion on consent and expectations of healthy relationships. Sponsored by Coalition against Sexual Violence, a registered student organization at Evergreen. 10:30am-12pm Residency-Ask the Experts! ..................................................................................................SEM II D3107 Come with any and all questions about the regulations and process associated with meeting Washington State residency requirements. 10am-12pm Academic Planning Workshop ............................................................................................. SEM II C1105 In this required workshop youll meet academic advisors and begin the academic planning process. Youll learn about how Evergreen works and get insiders advice on how to succeed here .

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Welcome Reception for Veterans and Veterans Dependents ..................................................Longhouse President Thomas L. Purce requests your presence at a Welcome Reception in honor of Evergreens newly enrolled veterans and veterans dependents. Each newly enrolled veteran will be presented with an Evergreen Veterans Medallion. Family members and the Evergreen community are encouraged to attend. Community to Community Day of Caring: National Problems, Local Solutions ................ Red Square Organized by Evergreens Center for Community Based Learning and Action (CCBLA) in collaboration with the United Way of Thurston County and Day of Caring. Get to know Olympias most powerful non profit organizations by contributing an afternoon of your time. Examples include gleaning vegetables from organic farms for donation to the food bank, pulling invasive species from protected watershed, or replying to book requests from prisoners. Pre-registration recommended for a space on the bus! To register or for more information, pick up a Community to Community Information Sheet at the Orientation Geoduck Guides Information Booth on Red Square, visit the CCBLA in Seminar II E2125, or call 360.867.6137 or email: ccbla@evergreen.edu. Meet in Red Square for transportation to sites by 1pm. BRING Evergreen ID and bus sticker. Wear sturdy clothes, shoes and sunscreen as these are primarily outdoor projects (let us know if you need Access support). Green Cleaning ..................................................................................................................................... HCC Come to the HCC to learn how to make your own green cleaning products that will clean your space without harming the environment. You will also learn more about sustainability efforts on campus, including the Sustainability Community. Womens Volleyball vs. Corban............................................................................................................CRC

1pm-5pm

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7pm

9:00pm-11pm Evergreens Got Talent ........................................................................................................................ HCC Slam poetry, a rock band, or stupid human tricks bring what ya got, and show it off at this open mic. Sign ups will be taken at the Housing Office (A 3rd floor) until the spaces are full.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Hours of Operation 9am-3pm ................. Einstein Brothers Bagels ...... SEM II Caf 11am-2pm ............... The Greenery ........................ CAB 1st Floor and 5pm-8pm 11am-3pm ............... The Greener Bookstore ........ CAB 2nd Floor

9am -5pm

Nisqually Wildlife Trip ...........................................................................................................................................................F - Lot Join the Outdoor Program on a day trip to the beautiful Nisqually Wildlife Refuge. Bring a lunch, dress for possible changes in the weather and wear comfortable shoes. Register for this event at the CRC, room 210. For questions contact Rob Healy, Student Coordinator for Outdoor Programs at The Evergreen State College Campus Recreation Center at (360) 867-6770. 5k O-Week Fun Run and Obstacle Challenge ....................................................................................... CRC Join your friends at the CRC for the 1st Annual 5k O-Week Fun Run and Obstacle Challenge. Participants will climb over barriers, jump through tires, and traverse over, under and through obstacles. Please register at the CRC. Free for all freshman students and $10 for all other Evergreen students, faculty, and staff. Shaping Your Education and Your Academic Statement ................................................... SEM II E1105 This is a one-day session for students who will be attending Evening/Weekend programs and classes. New daytime students who were unable to attend the daytime sessions during the week should plan to attend this session.

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Evergreens faculty will introduce you to the Colleges philosophy of teaching and learning. You will learn more about what makes Evergreen a unique place to study and participate in a thriving and active intellectual community. Activities will include discussing Convocation speaker David Isays keynote address to the College (which will be available as a recording on Evergreens website), and his edited collection, Listening is an Act of Love. Youll begin to practice listening in the manner that Isay teaches, by listening carefully to one another. Youll also start to write about your own educational experiences thus far and begin to envision your future as a college student and beyond. You will also learn about the Academic Statement, a new college-wide initiative to support students in articulating and reaching their educational goals. The Academic Statement is a graduation requirement for all incoming undergraduates. You will work on this statement periodically through your years at Evergreen, and the final version will become part of your college transcript. 4pm-8pm Downtown Scavenger Hunt ............................................................................................... Meet at the HCC Team up to explore downtown Olympia and learn the Intercity Transit system while competing in a scavenger hunt. Bring your student ID with your fall sticker (with this pass, you can ride the bus for free) and a cellphone camera (only one person per team needs this). Womens Volleyball vs. Northwest Christian University ................................................................... CRC Prep for Stress ........................................................................................................................... "A" building Come build a no-stress kit and get ready for the school year to start. Make stress balls, learn about aromatherapy, and get some time management tips. This is a low-key, low stress opportunity. The meditation workshop will begin at 9:30pm.

7pm 9pm-11pm

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 29
Hours of Operation 9am-3pm .................... Einstein Brothers Bagels ........... SEM II Caf 10am-8pm .................. POD Market Corner Store ....... HCC 11am-2pm .................. Greenery ..................................... CAB 1st Floor and 5pm-8pm

6pm-8pm

Four Square Tournament ............................................................................................... ABCD Courtyard Come and join your RAs and friends as we have a four square party in the Courtyard! We welcome challengers of all skill levels and abilities to play on our courts. Come and relive this childhood activity as a fun way to get outside and be active. Bad Movie Night ................................................................................................................................... HCC Join us in the HCC as we celebrate the conclusion of O-Week with one of the worst movies you will see in a long time. We will be showing a movie so bad, that it is good again. Why not come out for this opportunity to laugh with some new friends? We'll even provide the popcorn!

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MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE UPCOMING EVENTS!

Monday, September 30 First Day of Classes! Wednesday, October 2 Student Activities Fair Friday, October 4 Tuition Due by 4:00 pm Monday, October 16 InkFest 2013

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EVERGREENS FALL 2013 GEODUCK ORIENTATION GUIDES These exemplary Greeners are continuing students who assist new students, families and friends throughout Orientation Week. Geoduck Orientation Guides can be identified by their t-shirts and can be found at the Orientation Guides Information Table in Red Square. Ask them anything theyre here to help! Miriam Alcantar Summer Carney Courtney Conaway Tammy Do Anna Firth Chris Gaston Jonathan Gottlieb Violetta Guardado Dana Joud Alexandra Mediate Pachavannh Nhuy Victor Ortiz Elizabeth Seibel Andrew Pawlicki-Sinclair

ROOM ASSIGNMENTS and FACULTY PAIRS FOR ORIENTATION WEEK 2013 You will be notified prior to Orientation Week of the faculty team you will be meeting with for the Academic Statement sessions. The list below shows where to go to find your group. Monday/Tuesday/Thursday Students in daytime programs Arney, Bill and Rita Pougiales ......................................... SEM II A1105 Bailey, Marianne and Marilyn Freeman ........................... LIB 1326 Beck, Cindy and Karen Hogan ......................................... SEM II B3107 Biswas, Abir and Stephanie Kozick ................................. SEM II A2107 Blackwell, Evan and Anne Fischel ................................... SEM II A2109 Lori Blewett and Sarah Williams ..................................... LAB 2 2207 Bowcutt, Frederica and Sean Williams ............................ SEM II A2105 Bopegedera, Dharshi and Suzanne Simons ..................... SEM II A3107 Brabban, Andrew and Emily Lardner............................... SEM II A3109 Bramwell, Stephen and Greg Mullins .............................. COM 320 Chin-Leo, Gerardo and EJ Zita ........................................ SEM II A3105 Cook, Amy and Anthony Tindell ..................................... SEM II B1105 Davies, Jon and Grace Huerta .......................................... SEM II B1107 de Acosta, Diego and Sherri Shulman .............................. SEM II B2107 Dirks, Clarissa and Ulrike Krotscheck ............................. SEM II B2109 Dorman, Peter and Laura Citrin ....................................... SEM II B2105 Eloheimo, Marja and Leslie Flemmer .............................. LIB 2200 Esposito, Rob and Susan Preciso...................................... SEM II C3105 Faur, Amjad and Julia Zay .............................................. SEM II B3109 Filmer, John R. and Drew Buchman ................................ SEM II B3105 Fischer, Dylan and Heesoon Jun ...................................... SEM II C1105 Ford, Terry and George Freeman ..................................... SEM II C1107 Gadea, Mario, Waynant, Kristopher and Jim Neitzel....... SEM II E2109 Goldberger, Ariel and Carrie Margolin ............................ SEM II C2105 Grossman, Zoltan and Kristina Ackley ............................ SEM II C2109 Haft, Robert and Donald Morisato ................................... SEM II C3107 Harrison, Lucia and Wen Wan ........................................ SEM II C3109

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Hastings, Rachel and Ralph Murphy ................................ SEM II D1105 Huntington, Sara, Unsel, Jules and Joe Tougas ............... SEM II D1107 Imamura, Ryo and Bret Weinstein ................................... SEM II D2107 Jang, Rose and Rebecca Sunderman ................................ SEM II D2105 Johnson, TJ and Anne DeMarcken ................................... SEM II D2109 Leverich, Robert and Michael Vavrus.............................. SEM II D3105 Lowe, Naima and Anthony Zaragoza ............................... SEM II D3109 Lucas-Jennings, Cheri and Theresa Saliba ....................... SEM II E2107 Lyttle, Lee and Terry Setter.............................................. SEM II E2105 McKinstry, Lydia and Peter Bohmer ................................ SEM II E3107 Mellis, Miranda and Savvina Chowdhury ....................... SEM II E3109 Moruzzi, Harumi; Hahn, Jeanne and Laurie Meeker ....... SEM II E3105 Muehleisen, Dave and Shaw Osha ................................... COM 323 Niva, Steve and Toska Olson ........................................... LAB 2 2211 Paros, Michael and Elizabeth Williamson ........................ LIB 1412 Peterson, Gary and Gillies Malnarich............................... LIB 1540 Peterson, Yvonne and Mukti Khanna ............................... SEM II A1107 *Pham, Paul and Steve Hendricks .................................... LIB 2708 Przybylowycz, Paul and Trevor Speller ........................... LIB 1000 *Russo, Julie and Karen Gaul .......................................... LIB 3000 Schaub, John and Cynthia Kennedy ................................. LAB 1 3033 Schofield, Paula and David Shaw .................................... LIB 2205 Schuler, Doug and Neal Nelson ....................................... SEM II D3107 Scheuerell, Steven and Richard Weiss ............................. LIB 4300 Schwartz, Leonard and Eric Stein .................................... LIB 2207 Smurr, Rob and Jennifer Gerend ...................................... LIB 1001 Storey, Ann and Peter Impara .......................................... SEM II C2107 Styring, Alison and Brian Walter ..................................... LIB 0406 Swetkis, Doreen and Glenn Landram ............................... LAB 1 3064 *Switz, Neil and Kathleen Eamon .................................... LAB 1, 3007 (3rd floor Fishbowl) Tabbutt, Ken and Ruth Hayes .......................................... Lab 1, 2007 (2nd floor Fishbowl) Thuesen, Erik and Stacey Davis ....................................... LAB 2, 3270 (3rd floor Fishbowl) Tremblay, Gail E. and Rebecca Chamberlain .................. LIB 1005 Vickrey, Trisha and Carolyn Prouty ................................. Admissions Conference Room Womeldorff, Tom and Andrea Gullickson ....................... LAB 2, 2270 (2nd Floor fishbowl)

Monday/Wednesday Students in evening/weekend programs and classes All students and faculty will meet initially in Seminar II E1105 at 5:30, and then split into smaller groups. Gabriele, Judith and Hirsh Diamant Barlow, Clyde H. and Stephen Beck Nelson, Alice, Mosqueda, Larry and Heather Heying Anderson, Nancy and Marcella Benson-Quaziena Rains, Frances and John Baldridge

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Saturday Students in evening/weekend programs and classes, as well as daytime students unable to make it to the Monday/Tuesday/Thursday sessions All students and faculty will meet initially in E1105 and then split into smaller groups Jean Mandeberg, Elliott, Marla and Nancy Parkes Krafcik, Patricia and Arun Chandra Jenkins, Allen and Joli Sandoz Aragon, Theresa, Artee Young and Mark Harrison

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