New Student

ORIENTATION

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COMMUNITYSCHOLARSHIP TRADITION

Y ou must begin to think of yourself as becoming the person you want to be.”

~ David Viscott

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NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION SCHEDULE 2017

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16

8 a.m. – noonArrival and Check-InSmith Hall, Vedder Hall, McDonnell Hall and Swartz Hall

9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Technology AssistanceTechnology Desk consultants will be available in the halls for assistance if you have problems connecting to the network.

10 – 11 a.m. Family Meetings with Residential Education Community Directors

Smith Hall ........................................................................................................ Smith TV LoungeVedder Hall ....................................................................................................................Vedder PitMcDonnell Hall ....................................................................................McDonnell Ski LoungeSwartz Hall .......................................................................................Swartz Fireplace Lounge

Families are invited to meet the professional staff who live in the first-year residence halls.

11 a.m. – 1 p.m.Resource Fair Ground floor, Elaine Langone CenterLearn about checking accounts from local banks, subscribe to The Bucknellian (our student newspaper), and get your questions answered by representatives from a variety of campus offices and resources including Bucknell Student Health, the Counseling & Student Development Center, Bursar & Payroll, Campus & Dining Dollars, Dining Services, Family Programs, Library & Information Technology, Card Services & Student Transit and Bucknell Nutrition.

11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Lunch Bostwick Dining Hall, Terrace Room and Center Room, Elaine Langone CenterNew students, their families and friends are invited to lunch as guests of the University (no charge).

11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. “Chips Off the Ol’ Block” Alumni Parent and Student Reception Hunt Formal Living Room, Hunt HallMeet President John Bravman as we celebrate Bucknell alumni legacy families and welcome first-year students to the Bucknell community.

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11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m. Diversity & Inclusion Open House Multipurpose Room, Elaine Langone CenterMulticultural Student Services, International Student Services, the Office of LGBTQ Resources and the Women’s Resource Center invite new students and their families to stop by their shared space, the Intercultural Equity & Advocacy Multipurpose Room. We welcome this opportunity for you to meet the staff and other campus allies, become acquainted with affiliated student groups and learn about available resources. Light refreshments will be served.

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.Religious Life Open Houses St. George Street and Rooke ChapelNew students and their families are invited to drop by and meet Bucknell’s chaplains at the Meditation Chapel in Rooke Chapel (Protestant and inter-faith); Berelson Center, 628 St. George St. (Jewish); and Newman House, 610 St. George St. (Roman Catholic). The St. George Street houses are just north of Smith Hall, across from Financial Aid.

1:30 – 2:20 p.m. Parent and Family Orientation Break-out Session 1 (choose one)

Family to Family Forum, Elaine Langone Center Is this your first student or last student headed to college? Join us as seasoned current family members provide advice about transitioning your student to Bucknell and how siblings may react to this change.

Keeping your Student Healthy Gallery Theatre, Elaine Langone Center This session introduces parents to the directors of the Counseling & Student Development Center, Bucknell Student Health and Bucknell Nutrition. They will explain common mental and physical health conditions that affect college students and provide information about services that are available on and off campus.

College Student Finance: B-bill, Campus Dollars and More 116 Rooke ChemistryJoin us and learn how to navigate your student’s B-bill account, Campus Dollars, meal plans and much more.

1:30 – 3 p.m.Hall MeetingsClass of 2021 students will have their first hall meeting with their orientation assistants (OAs), residential adviser (RA) and junior fellow (JF). Students should report to their residence hall floor.

2:30 – 3:20 p.m. Parent and Family Orientation Break-out Session 2 (choose one)Parents and families will meet with the deans within each of the colleges:

College of Arts & Sciences ........................... Trout Auditorium, Vaughan LiteratureCollege of Engineering .............................Harvey M. Powers Theatre, Coleman HallCollege of Management .............................................Room 268, Olin Science Building

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3:15 – 4:30 p.m.Being Bucknellians Students will be directed to various locations by their OAs.As the newest members of Bucknell, students will have an opportunity to discuss community expectations and what it means to be a Bucknellian. 

3:30 – 4:30 p.m.Presidential Welcome for Parents and Families Weis Center President John Bravman, Provost Barbara Altmann and Dean of Students Amy Badal welcome and advise family members on the first year at Bucknell.

5 – 6 p.m.Family and Friends Depart

6:30 – 8 p.m.Class of 2021 Welcome Dinner Dana/Olin Science Quadrangle (Rain location: Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center)The Class of 2021 will enjoy its first meal as a class and be officially welcomed by the University.

8 – 9 p.m.Matriculation Ceremony Rooke Chapel Lawn (Rain location: Weis Center)This ceremony officially marks the entrance of the Class of 2021 into the Bucknell community. Students receive their class pin and process along a pathway lighted by luminaria through the Christy Mathewson–Memorial Gateway to symbolize their entrance into the University.

9 – 10 p.m.Playfair Christy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium (Rain location: Gerhard Fieldhouse, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center)Don’t miss this Bucknell favorite. Meet your new classmates through the largest team-building exercise you’ve ever seen.

10:30 p.m. – midnightBrownies, Sprinkles and More! McDonnell Amphitheatre and Vedder Volleyball Court (Rain location: Uptown and Vedder Pit)Make a brownie sundae while hanging out with your new classmates.

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THURSDAY, AUGUST 17

7:30 – 8:45 a.m.Breakfast Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

9 – 10 a.m. College of Engineering Meeting Trout Auditorium, Vaughan LiteratureDean Patrick Mather will hold an introductory meeting with all College of Engineering students.

9 – 10 a.m. College of Arts & Sciences Meeting Weis CenterDeans Karl Voss and Lynn Breyfogle will hold an introductory meeting with all College of Arts & Sciences students.

9 – 10 a.m. College of Management Meeting Rooke Chemistry 116Deans Raquel Alexander and Ivy Kepner will hold an introductory meeting with all College of Management students.

10:30 a.m. – noonAchieving Academic Success at Bucknell: First Meeting of Foundation SeminarsYou will meet with your Foundation Seminar instructor for an introduction to academic life and discuss the transition to college-level work. (See page 15 for room locations.)

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.Lunch Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you. Members of Residential Colleges will eat lunch at the following locations:

Arts ............................................................................Center Room, Elaine Langone CenterDiscovery ................................................................Walls Lounge, Elaine Langone CenterEnvironmental .....................Bucknell Center for Sustainability & the EnvironmentGlobal ......................................................... Traditional Reading Room, Bertrand LibraryHumanities ..........................................................Arches Lounge, Elaine Langone CenterLanguages & Cultures ...............................................Refectory, Elaine Langone CenterSocial Justice........................................................................................McDonnell Ski LoungeSociety & Technology ...............................Rooms 241 ABCD, Elaine Langone Center

1 – 3 p.m. Speak About It McDonnell and Swartz residents report to Weis Center.Speak About It is an educational performance based on students’ life experiences around relationships, sex and alcohol, with the goal of empowering Bucknell students to create and sustain change on campus. The program is performed by five actors with extensive training in sexual assault awareness and prevention who use skits, monologues and dialogue to demonstrate the characteristics of healthy relationships, define consent, show ways to ask for consent and illustrate effective bystander intervention techniques. After the performance, students will participate in a group conversation with their OAs to talk about the messages and information presented.

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1 – 3 p.m.Community Meetings with OAs, RA and JF Smith and Vedder residents report to your hall.

3:45 – 5 p.m.Color Games Intramural FieldsJoin in field games and relay races with your classmates, all while covered with various colors of washable paint.

4:30 – 5:30 p.m.Transfer Student and Family Welcome Reception Center Room, Elaine Langone CenterTransfer students and their families are invited to meet with University administrators for an official welcome. Transfer students will meet with their orientation assistants and attend dinner as a group.

5:45 – 7 p.m.Many Nations, One Bucknell Sojka Lawn (Rain location: Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center)Enjoy delicious international food and relax with your classmates.

7 – 9 p.m.Speak About It Smith and Vedder residents and Transfer Students report to the Weis Center.Speak About It is an educational performance based on students’ life experiences around relationships, sex and alcohol, with the goal of empowering Bucknell students to create and sustain change on campus. The program is performed by five actors with extensive training in sexual assault awareness and prevention who use skits, monologues and dialogue to demonstrate the characteristics of healthy relationships, define consent, show ways to ask for consent and illustrate effective bystander intervention techniques. After the performance, students will participate in a group conversation with their OAs to talk about the messages and information presented.

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7 – 9 p.m.Community Meetings with OAs, RA and JF McDonnell and Swartz residents report to your hall.

9 – 11 p.m.The Library Unbound Bertrand LibraryMake a night of it at the Bertrand Library. Compete for prizes, such as a Fitbit and GoPro, by completing your passport to Library & IT resources. Play bingo for more fun giveaways while listening to music and enjoying snacks.

9:30 – 10:30 p.m.Glenn’s Western Roundup Outside Bertrand Library’s front entrance (Rain location: Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone Center)Grab your boots and bandanas. Come learn how to line dance as you make many new friends. You will talk about this program long after Orientation is over.

10 p.m. – midnight VIP Night at Barnes & Noble Shuttles available at Freas HallThe bookstore will open to offer an exclusive shopping night for new students. Stop by and enjoy music, photo-booth fun, refreshments, prize raffles and games. Enter to win a $250 shopping spree at the bookstore. Bookstore staff will help new students find their textbooks in a one-on-one environment or pick up pre-ordered books. You’ll learn about the benefits of rental textbooks, digital books, charging to your B-bill and refund and exchange policies. You can also check out the latest Bucknell merchandise and much more.

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FRIDAY, AUGUST 18

7 – 9 a.m.Breakfast Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

8 – 8:30 a.m. College of Arts & Sciences Group Adviser MeetingsYou will meet with faculty in your respective departments to discuss degree requirements.

Animal Behavior ...........................................................................................Rooke Biology 101Art & Art History .............................................................................................Art Building 302Biology .................................................................Gallery Theatre, Elaine Langone CenterCell Biology/Biochemistry .................................................................Rooke Chemistry 101Chemistry ................................................................................................ Rooke Chemistry 102Classics & Ancient Mediterranean Studies ...........................Vaughan Literature 101Computer Science .................................................................................. Academic West 108Early Childhood Education .........................................................................Olin Science 451Economics and Mathematics ..............................................................Academic West 112English ..........................................................................................................................Coleman 119Geology & Environmental Geosciences ........................................................ O’Leary 232Mathematics ......................................................................................................Olin Science 372Music .....................................................................................Sigfried Weis Music Building 117Music Composition ....................................................... Sigfried Weis Music Building 116Music Education ............................................................. Sigfried Weis Music Building 116Music Performance ....................................................... Sigfried Weis Music Building 116Neuroscience ................................................................................................Rooke Biology 222Physics..................................................................................................................Olin Science 255

8 – 9 a.m.Transfer Student Breakfast with Academic Deans Center Room, Elaine Langone CenterTransfer students will meet with the academic deans to discuss academic expectations and receive updates on meetings with advisers.

8:30 – 9:30 a.m.Presidential Fellows Reception Traditional Reading Room, Bertrand LibraryIf you are an incoming presidential fellow, this is the time to learn about the logistics of the program, and meet your mentor and other presidential fellows.

8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Arts & Sciences Students Individual Adviser Appointments If you are in the College of Arts & Sciences, you will meet with your faculty adviser(s) individually and have the opportunity to discuss or change your course schedule. Be sure to check the Reminders section in myBucknell for a link to your academic advising sheet, which contains information regarding your adviser assignment.

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9 – 9:45 a.m.Transfer Student Session with Information Technology Center Room, Elaine Langone CenterTransfer students will learn about the technology resources available including myBucknell, the Tech Desk, Follow-Me printing and more.

9:30 – 10:30 a.m.College of Management Advising Meeting Rooke Chemistry 116If you are in the College of Management, you will meet with Assistant Dean Ivy Kepner as a group to discuss degree requirements.

9:30 – 11:30 a.m.Student Group Meetings with Engineering Advisers Breakiron and Dana EngineeringIf you are in the College of Engineering, you will meet with your faculty adviser in a group according to your engineering major.

9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Declared Engineering Students

Biomedical Engineering ................................................................................... Breakiron 264Chemical Engineering ........................................................................Dana Engineering 134Civil Engineering ..................................................................................................... Breakiron 65Environmental Engineering ............................................................................... Breakiron 65Computer Science & Engineering ................................................ Dana Engineering 132Computer Engineering ....................................................................... Dana Engineering 111Electrical Engineering ......................................................................... Dana Engineering 111 Mechanical Engineering .....................................................................Dana Engineering 113

10:30 – 11:30 a.m.Undeclared Engineering Students

Professor Dabrina Dutcher .............................................................Dana Engineering 134Professor Richard Crago .................................................................................... Breakiron 65Professor Douglas Gabauer .............................................................................. Breakiron 65Professor Lea Wittie .......................................................................... Dana Engineering 132Professor Alan Cheville ...................................................................... Dana Engineering 111Professor Laura Beninati ..................................................................Dana Engineering 113Associate Dean Ronald Ziemian ...................................................Dana Engineering 235

Undeclared students are welcome to attend any department session at 9:30 a.m. for declared engineering students. However, if you are undeclared, you MUST attend your scheduled 10:30 a.m. session. The location of your session can be found online at myBucknell.

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10 a.m. – noonTransfer Student Individual Adviser and Writing Center Meetings, Morning GroupAs previously assignedEach transfer student should have received information about their assigned adviser and a scheduled time and location for a first meeting. If you have any questions about location or timing, your OAs can assist you.

10 a.m. – noonTransfer Student Resource ToursMeet your OAs in the Center Room, Elaine Langone Center.Transfer students with afternoon adviser and Writing Center meetings will meet with representatives from the Counseling & Student Development Center, Bucknell Student Health and Library & Information Technology.

11 a.m. – 4 p.m.Course Schedule Changes for Management Students Taylor 105Students in the College of Management may make course schedule changes at this time.

11:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.Lunch Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

1 – 3 p.m.Transfer Student Resource ToursMeet your OAs in the Center Room, Elaine Langone Center.Transfer students with morning adviser and Writing Center meetings will meet with representatives from the Counseling & Student Development Center, Bucknell Student Health and Library & Information Technology.

1 – 4 p.m.Course Schedule Changes for Engineering Students Dana 235Students in the College of Engineering may make course schedule changes at this time.

1:30 – 4 p.m.Transfer Student Individual Adviser and Writing Center Meetings, Afternoon GroupAs previously assignedEach transfer student should have received information about their assigned adviser and a scheduled time and location for a first meeting. If you have any questions about location or timing, your OAs can assist you.

4 – 5 p.m.Transfer Students Career Development Workshop and Getting Involved on CampusCenter Room, Elaine Langone CenterLearn about the resources available within the Career Development Center, including internships, externships and navigating the Bridge. Following the session with the Career Development Center, you will hear from staff members in the Campus Activities & Programs Center about social opportunities and the wide variety of clubs and organizations you can join.

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3:30 – 5 p.m.Just Mercy First-year Reading Discussion Groups Various locations (Your OAs will direct you.)Students will participate in two 40-minute discussions led by faculty and staff.

5:15 – 6:30 p.m.Dinner in the Grove (Rain location: Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center)Enjoy a delicious meal in one of the most beautiful places on campus.

7 – 8:30 p.m.Maura Cullen Weis CenterWe are caught in times of political correctness where “saying” the right thing is worlds away from “doing” the right thing. You will explore race, gender, sexual orientation, age, socioeconomic class, religion, ability and size discrimination in an interactive format.

8:30 – 9:30 p.m.Follow Up: Discussion Breakout Sessions Various locations (Your OAs will direct you.)Meet with your OAs, RA, JF and hallmates to discuss Maura Cullen’s presentation.

9:30 – 11:30 p.m.Old Bison Street Festival Walker Street, in front of the 7th Street House (Rain location: Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center)Experience the atmosphere of a street festival on campus with live music and festival snacks.

9:30 – 11:30 p.m.Late Night at the 7th Street Studio and MakerSpace 7th Street StudioVisit 7th Street Studio and the MakerSpace and discover the creative resources available to you. Choose from a selection of projects that will help make your residence hall room feel more like a home. Personalize mirrors, frames and waste-paper cans. All projects are free.

11 p.m. – 1 a.m.Pancakes and Eggs Late-night Breakfast Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterYour OAs are cooking delicious chocolate chip pancakes and hearty omelets for you.

Midnight – 2 a.m.Midnight Madness at Walmart Buses leave at midnight from the Smith Hall parking lot and in front of the Weis Center.Get all of your shopping done at midnight.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 19

7 – 9 a.m.Breakfast Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

9:30 – 10:30 a.m.College of Management Welcome Brunch Terrace Room, Elaine Langone CenterThis welcome brunch provides an opportunity for declared management majors to meet and mingle with classmates, faculty and staff of the College of Management.

10 – 11 a.m. Pre-law and Pre-health Information SessionsStudents interested in law or health professions are welcome to attend one of these information sessions. If you have a conflict during this time, individual appointments will be available through the Career Development Center. Please call 570-577-1238 to set up an appointment with Dr. Alison Patterson (pre-health) or Dianne McDonald (pre-law).

Pre-law information session ............................................................................Coleman 054Pre-health information session ................Gallery Theatre, Elaine Langone Center

10 a.m. – noonENGR 100 First Meeting Dana/Olin Science Quadrangle (Rain location: Gerhard Fieldhouse, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Athletics Center)Come meet your classmates, teaching assistants (TAs) and professors to learn more about the course and for a challenging and fun first shot at engineering problem-solving. This session is required for all engineering students and Arts & Sciences students enrolled in ENGR 100.

11 a.m. – noonExploring Foreign Language OpportunitiesThere are many reasons to study a foreign language. You may love the sound of the language, appreciate the art and literature of a particular culture, or want to work in another country. You are encouraged to attend a session to learn about foreign language courses and study abroad opportunities.

Arabic ..........................................................................................................................Coleman 150 Chinese ..................................................................................................Vaughan Literature 101Classics (ancient Greek and Latin) .........................................Vaughan Literature 201French ..................................................................Gallery Theatre, Elaine Langone CenterGerman ........................................................................................................................Coleman 119Hebrew ........................................................................................................................Coleman 251Italian ...........................................................................................................................Coleman 120 Japanese ..............................................................................................Vaughan Literature 102Russian ........................................................................................................................Coleman 219Spanish ................................................................... Trout Auditorium, Vaughan Literature

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11 a.m. – noon Lunch Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

1 – 4 p.m.Welcome to the Neighborhood: Lewisburg Day Downtown LewisburgThe Lewisburg Downtown Partnership invites you to explore Lewisburg. Downtown retailers will welcome each new student with a small gift and restaurants will offer an opportunity to sample the tastes of Lewisburg.

6 – 8 p.m.Picnic and Activities Unlimited Dent Drive (Rain location: Gerhard Fieldhouse, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center)Explore more than 150 student clubs and organizations while enjoying a picnic-style dinner with your classmates.

8 – 9 p.m.’ray for the Orange and the Blue Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation CenterPaint yourself orange and blue before you head over to Sojka Pavilion to learn about Bucknell pride and spirit through this University tradition. You will learn the Alma Mater and the University fight song, “ ’ray Bucknell.”

9 – 11 p.m.Late Night at the KLARC Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation CenterEnjoy lawn games, pick-up sports, laser tag and more. You'll be introduced to group fitness classes and intramural sports, and learn about the many resources available within Recreation Services. 

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 20

7 – 9 a.m.Breakfast Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

8:30 – 11 a.m. Bucknell University Student-Athlete Orientation Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center Join us for a welcome breakfast and an opportunity to meet Athletics administrators, coaches and peers. We will review strategic goals and discuss how to succeed as a Division I student-athlete at Bucknell. Breakfast begins at 8:30 a.m. Program begins at 9 a.m.

11 a.m. – 1 p.m.Jewish Student Bagel Brunch Berelson Center for Jewish LifeEnjoy our legendary Bagel Brunch and meet students from the Bucknell Hillel community. It’s a great opportunity to socialize, explore the Berelson Center and find out more about Jewish life at Bucknell. Our doors are open to everyone — come check us out.

11 a.m. – noonProtestant Worship Service Rooke ChapelPlease join the Rev. Dr. John Patrick Colatch, University chaplain, for an ecumenical celebration of Christian worship. The Rooke Chapel congregation is an open, welcoming, intergenerational faith community. It’s a great place for spiritual growth and fellowship outside the classroom. Everyone is welcome.

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Lunch Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterMake sure you have your student ID card with you.

1:30 – 2 p.m.Class of 2021 Photograph Christy Mathewson–Memorial Stadium (Rain location: Sojka Pavilion, Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center)You and your classmates will gather for the ultimate group photo that will capture the excitement of your first days at Bucknell.

2 – 4 p.m.Academic Tour and Free Time with Your OAsMeet on your hall.

3 – 4 p.m.Theatre & Dance Open House Harvey M. Powers Theatre, Coleman HallWelcome to the performing arts at Bucknell. Join the Theatre faculty and students and hear about the opportunities available for the coming year. Some of the topics that will be discussed include the artistic season, auditions for theatre & dance shows (including the first-year student show), backstage opportunities, majors and potential minors. For more information, call the Department of Theatre & Dance at 570-577-1235.

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4 – 5 p.m. Catholic Mass Rooke Chapel All are welcome to attend the first Mass of the academic year.

5 – 7 p.m.Dinner Bostwick Dining Hall, Elaine Langone CenterThe Dining Hall is open regular hours. Eat at your convenience.Make sure you have your student ID card with you.

7:30 – 9 p.m. Convocation and Candlelighting Weis Center and Malesardi QuadrangleConvocation officially opens the academic year at Bucknell. After convocation, you will process to Malesardi Quadrangle for the traditional candlelighting ceremony.

MONDAY, AUGUST 21

8 a.m.Classes begin

MUSIC DEPARTMENT ENSEMBLE AUDITIONS

For further information about ensemble auditions, please visit the Music Office on the second floor of the Sigfried Weis Music Building.

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FOUN 098 49 Being Less Wrong DANA 116 Bailey, Matthew RESC 098 06 Cinema of the Mind DANA 319 Buck, James RESC 098 27 Grand Challenges DANA 117 Buffinton, Keith RESC 098 12 Exploring Nature TAYL 210 Camuto, Christopher FOUN 098 36 Bugs & People BIOL 102 Capaldi, Elizabeth FOUN 098 40 History of Sexuality in America COLE 023 Carr, Glynis FOUN 098 55 Humanities Visualization OLIN 275 Chen, Song RESC 098 26 Don’t Fear the Reaper BRKI 064 Colatch, John FOUN 098 47 Fairy Tales to Playboy Bunnies COLE 120 Delsandro, Erica RESC 098 16 Extreme Discoveries OLIN 371 Dong, Jiajia RESC 098 17 Our Material World BRKI 366 Ebenstein, Donna FOUN 098 54 America Since 1960 COLE 150 Schmidli, Mike FOUN 098 60 America Since 1960 COLE 150 Schmidli, Mike RESC 098 19 How We Do Things with Words BIOL 101 Faull, Katherine RESC 098 10 Questioning for the Common Good OLRY 201 Flack, William FOUN 098 39 What Ails Thee? OLIN 254 Golightly, Amy RESC 098 02 Punk Rock Subcultures OLRY 309 Groff, Peter FOUN 098 57 Queen V to Queen Bey SWMU 116 Hartung, Colleen RESC 098 01 Digital Media & Online Culture COLE 055 Hunter, John RESC 098 07 Making Something from Nothing ARTB 302 Kell, Anna FOUN 098 48 Welcome to the Anthropocene BIOL 324 Kirby, Carl RESC 098 24 The Future Is Now VAUG 101 Knoedler, Janet RESC 098 25 Technology Equals Progress? OLIN 372 Koutsoliotas, Sally RESC 098 03 Ancient Origins: Secret History BRKI 166 Larson, Stephanie FOUN 098 42 Lang.Creation: Story of Hebrew COLE 118 Lavine, James FOUN 098 52 Conformity & Revolt: Russia & US COLE 219 Lavine, Ludmila RESC 098 14 Magic: Sci/Theory/Performance BIOL 222 Leddington, Jason RESC 098 05 Pop & Protest SWMU 117 Long, Barry FOUN 098 50 Our Brains — Our Selves DANA 134 Lorimor, Heidi FOUN 098 56 Love and Learning OLIN 255 MacKenzie-Dawson, Sarah FOUN 098 51 The Globalization Debate ACWS 114 Magee, Christopher RESC 098 04 Discovery of Expressive Self ACWS 115 Martincich, Dustyn RESC 098 20 Place, Identity and Culture COLE 117 McKinney, Collin RESC 098 22 Problems Without Passports BRKI 065 Mitchell, David FOUN 098 37 American Family in Lit, TV & Film BRKI 165 Okparanta, Chinelo FOUN 098 35 Hiroshima: Eros or Thanatos? VAUG 102 Orr, James FOUN 098 31 Italian-American Connection COLE 054 Perrone, Lisa RESC 098 08 Civil Rights Movement Theatre COLE 056 Ponnuswami, Meenakshi FOUN 098 41 Jewish Immigrant Experience DANA 227 Rogovin, Or FOUN 098 43 Zombies ACWS 200 Sammells, Clare RESC 098 09 Movement(s) for Black Lives DANA 137 Saucier P., Khalil RESC 098 13 Christianity & Sustainability BIOL 221 Siewers, Alfred FOUN 098 58 Designing Your Bucknell ACWS 215 Smyer, Michael FOUN 098 59 Designing Your Bucknell ACWS 215 Smyer, Michael FOUN 098 44 Pharmaceuticals and Society DANA 115 Snyder, Ryan FOUN 098 38 Virtual Worlds COLE 022 St. Pierre, Scott RESC 098 15 Sequence, Society and Self RCHM 102 Stowe, Emily FOUN 098 32 Storytelling and the Markets OLIN 351 Traflet, Janice RESC 098 21 Problems Without Passports BRKI 066 Ucarer, Emek FOUN 098 33 Peace in Jerusalem COLE 020 Ulmer, Rivka RESC 098 18 France — USA VAUG 201 Westbrook, John FOUN 098 45 Religious Existentialism COLE 119 White, Carol FOUN 098 53 How We Know RCHM 101 Williams, Brian FOUN 098 34 U.S. & Asia in the 21st Century ACWS 212 Zhu, Zhiqun

COURSE TITLE LOCATION INSTRUCTOR

FOUNDATION SEMINAR MEETING LOCATIONS THURSDAY, AUGUST 17 ONLY 10:30 A.M. TO NOON

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COORDINATORSuzie Zubkoff, New York, N.Y.

ASSISTANT COORDINATOR Owen Parent, Stroudsburg, Pa.

ORIENTATION LEADERSAnnie Collett, Randolph, N.J.Chuck Emrich, Baltimore, Md.Emily Gabriel, Forty Fort, Pa.Jake Malavsky, Yardley, Pa.Julia Oshrin, Cleveland, OhioJustin Volpe, Jackson, N.J.

ORIENTATION ASSISTANTS

Mike Pallotta, Mahwah, N.J.Mikayla Berliner, Livingston, N.J.Parker Watson, Altadena, Calif.Reid Sanchez, Towson, Md.Sydney Whorral, Greensburg, Pa.

Abby Joseph, Shrewsbury, Mass.Alex Longest, Oakland, Md.Alisa Hardy, Allentown, Pa.Amanda Cay, Bronx, N.Y.Amanda Craven, Wilton, Conn.AJ Albanese, Morristown, N.J.Brian Quinn, Glen Rock, N.J.Bryan Yekelchik, Farmington, Conn.Campbell Bereck, Northport, N.Y.Caroline Fakharzadeh, Malvern, Pa.Charlie Greenwood, Wellesley, Mass.Chris Rakowski, Frederick, Md.Chris Barber, Guilford, Conn.Claire Helmers, Coronado, Calif.Claire Willig, Hillsborough, Calif.Clarissa Hand, Phoenix, Ariz.Cole Davis, Golden, Colo.Connor Grigg, Durham, N.C.Connor Wagh, Cleveland, OhioDana Tsipenyuk, Tenafly, N.J.Dan O’Neil, Rye Brook, N.Y.Delaney Clark, Cleveland, OhioLizzie Baker, Hampton Falls, N.H.Elizabeth Gray, Bryn Mawr, Pa.Elizabeth Balch, Clinton, N.Y.Ellie Lobrano, Old Greenwich, Conn.Emily McCarthy, Montclair, N.J.Emma Yost, Madison, N.J.Esha Sharma, Norwalk, Conn.Fiona Cardamone, Clinton, N.Y.Gabbi LaBorwit, Clarksville, Md.

Graham Gearhart, Easton, Md.Haley Mullen, Arlington, Va.Halie Mariano, Pittsford, N.Y.Harry Colville, Montclair, N.J.Homa Gharagozlou, Wellesley, Mass.Ike Lanier, Cincinnati, OhioJack Baker, Berwyn, Pa.James Koenigsberg, Wilton, Conn.Jamie Goetchius, Gladstone, N.J.Jen Borowka, Chappaqua, N.Y.Jenna Hosker, Bethesda, Md.John DeMartino, Boyertown, Pa.Julie Spierer, Wyckoff, N.J.Justina Bernard, Doylestown, Pa.Kara Follosco, New York, N.Y.Kat Swank, Los Gatos, Calif.Katie Corbett, Somers, N.Y.Katie Jo Nedrow, Southlake, TexasKayla Ventura, Jamison, Pa.Kendall Ryan, Concord, Mass.Kyi English, East Orange, N.J.Kyle Cohick, Allentown, Pa.Kyle Vanderhoof, Long Valley, N.J.Kyle Siverts, Portsmouth, N.H.Lilly Brice, Louisville, Ky.Lily Mitchell, Baltimore, Md.Logan Springer, Ridgewood, N.J.Lucy Herring, Princeton, N.J.Mariah Weigel, Scotch Plains, N.J.Martin Brennan IV, Darien, Conn.Matt Brown, New Fairfield, Conn.

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