SCHEDULE of EVENTS Field Guide
WELCOME to SUMMER ORIENTATION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS — LEGEND
INTENDED FOR STUDENTS
INTENDED FOR GUESTS MEALS Light breakfast at Check-In, lunch at the The Food Court at Reber-Thomas, and dinner at the cookout is provided for all Summer Orientation students and guests as part of the $60 fee. Student and guest name tags are required to enter the dining hall.
NEED HELP NAVIGATING CAMPUS?
For directions and information, stop by our Question Tent, call the Hancock Welcome Center at (434) 582-2064, or tweet #Welcome2Liberty.
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Schedule at a Glance
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Service Fair Event Checklist
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Enrollment Assistance Event Checklist
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Academic Open Houses Event Listings
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Important Numbers Address Book
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HE R E
8 A.M.
SUMMER ORIENTATION CHECK-IN CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, LOBBY
Drop off your Liberty Godparent Home contributions at their table and receive a special gift!
8:30–9:15 A.M.
WELCOME SESSION CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, CONCERT HALL
Learn how the academic, social, and spiritual sides of Liberty come together to create our Christ-focused environment. Hear from various departments and offices welcoming you to Liberty and sharing their vision for the future.
9:30–10:30 A.M.
STUDENT SESSION: PART 1 MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION, ALUMNI BALLROOM (3RD FLOOR)
Learn how to thrive in college through “Five to Thrive,” a holistic presentation that covers thriving spiritually, physically, mentally, and socially.
9:30–10:30 A.M.
PARENT SESSION: PART 1 CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, CONCERT HALL
Hosted by the Parent and Family Connections Office, this session discusses the transition to college — for both students and parents. SEE PAGES 10–13.
10:30 A.M.– NOON
SERVICE FAIR MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION AND ACADEMIC LAWN (WEATHER PERMITTING)
The Service Fair is your chance to learn more about departments and clubs that are here to help you succeed! For your Service Fair checklist, see Pages 10–13.
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NOON– 1 P.M.
LUNCH THE FOOD COURT AT REBER-THOMAS
Name tag required for entry Eat in our award-winning dining hall, The Food Court at Reber-Thomas, with family and friends and pick from the many food options available.
1:15–2:15 P.M.
STUDENT SESSION: PART 2 MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION, ALUMNI BALLROOM (3RD FLOOR)
Learn about the departments around campus that can help make your college career a success!
1:15–2:15 P.M.
PARENT SESSION: PART 2 CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, CONCERT HALL
This session includes topics related to a student’s physical, emotional, and spiritual health at Liberty. Hear from departments dedicated to the needs of your student.
SEE PAGES 14–19.
2:15–5 P.M.
ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE Meet with key departments to discuss your student account and enrollment status. Representatives will be available in various locations to give you personalized assistance. For your Enrollment Assistance checklist, see Pages 14–19.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
2:20–2:45 P.M.
BREAKOUT SESSION: CAREER CENTER SCIENCE HALL AUDITORIUM
Discover the difference career planning can make! If you are undecided about which major to pursue at Liberty or have decided but are unsure what to do after college, the Career Center can help you make a plan.
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2:30–5 P.M.
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY TOURS LIMITED AVAILABILITY
Tour 1: 2:30-3 p.m. Tour 2: 3-3:30 p.m. Tour 3: 3:30-4 p.m. Tour 4: 4-4:30 p.m. Tour 5: 4:30-5 p.m.
2:50–3:15 P.M.
BREAKOUT SESSION: WHAT IS FEDERAL WORK STUDY? SCIENCE HALL AUDITORIUM
Learn what Federal Work Study is and see if you qualify for up to $4,000 in aid, how it works, and how it can benefit you.
SEE PAGES 20–23.
3:15–4:30 P.M.
ACADEMIC OPEN HOUSES Visit your academic department and meet the instructors who will guide you in the pursuit of your degree. Buses run from Vines Center to Green Hall every 15 minutes. For Open House locations, see Pages 20–23.
5–6:30 P.M.
CLOSING RALLY: COOKOUT AND KICKBALL KAMPHUIS FIELD AT LIBERTY SOFTBALL STADIUM
Enjoy your choice of one hamburger or two hot dogs as you and your team compete for the Summer Orientation kickball title! Thank you for attending Summer Orientation — we can’t wait to see you in the fall!
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#WELCOME2LIBERTY
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FAIR
Stop by and meet these departments on the Academic Lawn from 10:30 a.m.–noon.
Army ROTC Career Center CASAS Center for Multicultural Enrichment Club Sports College of Osteopathic Medicine Community Life (Dean of Students)
Commuter Student Life (Dean of Students) Dean of Students Debate Team Dining by Sodexo Equestrian Center Flames Club Graduate Student Life (Dean of Students) Human Resources Hydaway Outdoor Recreation Center ID & Campus Services (Montview Student Union, Room 1720) Intramural Sports Information Technology
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SCHEDULE of EVENTS Field Guide
WELCOME to SUMMER ORIENTATION SCHEDULE OF EVENTS — LEGEND
INTENDED FOR STUDENTS
INTENDED FOR GUESTS MEALS Light breakfast at Check-In, lunch at the The Food Court at Reber-Thomas, and dinner at the cookout is provided for all Summer Orientation students and guests as part of the $60 fee. Student and guest name tags are required to enter the dining hall.
NEED HELP NAVIGATING CAMPUS?
For directions and information, stop by our Question Tent, call the Hancock Welcome Center at (434) 582-2064, or tweet #Welcome2Liberty.
TABLE of CONTENTS 4
Schedule at a Glance
10
Service Fair Event Checklist
16
Enrollment Assistance Event Checklist
20
Academic Open Houses Event Listings
25
Important Numbers Address Book
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start
HE R E
8 A.M.
SUMMER ORIENTATION CHECK-IN CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, LOBBY
Drop off your Liberty Godparent Home contributions at their table and receive a special gift!
8:30–9:15 A.M.
WELCOME SESSION CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, CONCERT HALL
Learn how the academic, social, and spiritual sides of Liberty come together to create our Christ-focused environment. Hear from various departments and offices welcoming you to Liberty and sharing their vision for the future.
9:30–10:30 A.M.
STUDENT SESSION: PART 1 MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION, ALUMNI BALLROOM (3RD FLOOR)
Learn how to thrive in college through “Five to Thrive,” a holistic presentation that covers thriving spiritually, physically, mentally, and socially.
9:30–10:30 A.M.
PARENT SESSION: PART 1 CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, CONCERT HALL
Hosted by the Parent and Family Connections Office, this session discusses the transition to college — for both students and parents. SEE PAGES 10–13.
10:30 A.M.– NOON
SERVICE FAIR MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION AND ACADEMIC LAWN (WEATHER PERMITTING)
The Service Fair is your chance to learn more about departments and clubs that are here to help you succeed! For your Service Fair checklist, see Pages 10–13.
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#WELCOME2LIBERTY
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NOON– 1 P.M.
LUNCH THE FOOD COURT AT REBER-THOMAS
Name tag required for entry Eat in our award-winning dining hall, The Food Court at Reber-Thomas, with family and friends and pick from the many food options available.
1:15–2:15 P.M.
STUDENT SESSION: PART 2 MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION, ALUMNI BALLROOM (3RD FLOOR)
Learn about the departments around campus that can help make your college career a success!
1:15–2:15 P.M.
PARENT SESSION: PART 2 CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, CONCERT HALL
This session includes topics related to a student’s physical, emotional, and spiritual health at Liberty. Hear from departments dedicated to the needs of your student.
SEE PAGES 14–19.
2:15–5 P.M.
ENROLLMENT ASSISTANCE Meet with key departments to discuss your student account and enrollment status. Representatives will be available in various locations to give you personalized assistance. For your Enrollment Assistance checklist, see Pages 14–19.
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED
2:20–2:45 P.M.
BREAKOUT SESSION: CAREER CENTER SCIENCE HALL AUDITORIUM
Discover the difference career planning can make! If you are undecided about which major to pursue at Liberty or have decided but are unsure what to do after college, the Career Center can help you make a plan.
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#WELCOME2LIBERTY
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2:30–5 P.M.
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY TOURS LIMITED AVAILABILITY
Tour 1: 2:30-3 p.m. Tour 2: 3-3:30 p.m. Tour 3: 3:30-4 p.m. Tour 4: 4-4:30 p.m. Tour 5: 4:30-5 p.m.
2:50–3:15 P.M.
BREAKOUT SESSION: WHAT IS FEDERAL WORK STUDY? SCIENCE HALL AUDITORIUM
Learn what Federal Work Study is and see if you qualify for up to $4,000 in aid, how it works, and how it can benefit you.
SEE PAGES 20–23.
3:15–4:30 P.M.
ACADEMIC OPEN HOUSES Visit your academic department and meet the instructors who will guide you in the pursuit of your degree. Buses run from Vines Center to Green Hall every 15 minutes. For Open House locations, see Pages 20–23.
5–6:30 P.M.
CLOSING RALLY: COOKOUT AND KICKBALL KAMPHUIS FIELD AT LIBERTY SOFTBALL STADIUM
Enjoy your choice of one hamburger or two hot dogs as you and your team compete for the Summer Orientation kickball title! Thank you for attending Summer Orientation — we can’t wait to see you in the fall!
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#WELCOME2LIBERTY
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Ser vice
FAIR
Stop by and meet these departments on the Academic Lawn from 10:30 a.m.–noon.
Army ROTC Career Center CASAS Center for Multicultural Enrichment Club Sports College of Osteopathic Medicine Community Life (Dean of Students)
Commuter Student Life (Dean of Students) Dean of Students Debate Team Dining by Sodexo Equestrian Center Flames Club Graduate Student Life (Dean of Students) Human Resources Hydaway Outdoor Recreation Center ID & Campus Services (Montview Student Union, Room 1720) Intramural Sports Information Technology
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FAIR continued
Liberty Godparent Home Liberty University Barnes & Noble Bookstore Liberty University Online/Online Student Life LU Send LU Serve Office of Military Affairs Parent and Family Connections Office Postal Services
Office of International Education & Internships Office of Residence Life Recreation Centers School of Law Social Media Student Activities Student Advocate Office Student Counseling Services (Dean of Students) Title IX (Dean of Students) Voter Registration (Dean of Students)
To check out all of our student-led clubs and organizations, attend the Club Fair this fall and visit Liberty.edu/Clubs.
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Enrollment
ASSISTANCE Have your questions answered. Representatives will be available in various locations to give you personalized assistance. See Pages 20–21 in your Map Booklet for table locations.
Health Records
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #1
Verify that you meet health record standards. Learn about on-campus health care covered by the student health fee.
Financial Aid
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #2
Review your financial aid package, see what you qualify for (grants, loans, etc.), and have your questions answered. Visit the Financial Aid Literacy table for information on managing finances, student resources, and to sign up for FNLT101 — a free, 1-credit financial literacy course offered online.
Student Accounts
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #2
Meet with representatives from Student Accounts regarding Financial Check-In (FCI). If you haven’t already, complete FCI today!
Resident Admissions
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #2
Meet the people who have helped you along the way and have your admission process questions answered.
CASAS
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, DODAK TECHNOLOGY COMMONS
Find the support you need with professional advising, disability academic support, and so much more. CASAS will be available from 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m. in the Dodak Technology Commons in the Jerry Falwell Library.
Flames Club
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #4
Partner with coaches and student-athletes in promoting Liberty's athletics program.
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ASSISTANCE CONTINUED
Office of Residence Life
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #5
Confirm your housing assignment and receive general housing information.
Eagle Scholars Program
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #6
See how to develop a sense of community, improve your academic knowledge, and gain leadership and professional experience.
Liberty Dining by Sodexo
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #7
Receive information concerning meal plans and our on-campus dining options.
IT Services
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #8
Learn about technology services and support.
Jerry Falwell Library
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #9
Explore the state-of-the-art technology and resources in both traditional and innovative formats available to students.
Human Resources
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #10
Learn about student work opportunities on campus.
Liberty University Police Department (LUPD)
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #11
Hear from LUPD about the ins and outs of on-campus parking and safety.
Transfer Evaluation
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #13
Understand which courses transfer and what your course load will look like.
Office of Military Affairs
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #14
Military Affairs is committed to supporting military service members, veterans, and their families. Visit with a military benefits representative.
See Pages 20–21 in your Map Booklet for table locations. 17
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ASSISTANCE CONTINUED
Parent and Family Connections Office
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #15
Get information on how you can stay connected, set up your FERPA PIN, and sign up for the parent e-newsletter.
Liberty Godparent Home
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, TABLE #15
Learn how you can help change the lives of pregnant young women in crisis situations.
Walk your Class Schedule
ACROSS CAMPUS, REFER TO THE MAP BOOKLET FOR MAPS
Don’t get lost on your first day! Know where you’re going before the fall semester starts by walking your class schedule (provided in your packet). If you have updated your schedule or didn’t find it in your packet, your live schedule is available through ASIST.
Model Residence Halls
ACROSS CAMPUS, REFER TO THE MAP BOOKLET FOR MAPS
Talk to resident directors about what it's like to live on the hall and view model residence halls in three locations around campus. Be prepared to walk to the following locations: Main 19 – The Hill Commons 2 – The Residential Commons East 40 – East Campus
ID & Campus Services
MONTVIEW STUDENT UNION, FIRST FLOOR (PAGE 13 – MAP BOOKLET)
Grab your Flames Pass today from 10:30 a.m.-5 p.m.! Don’t forget to bring a government-issued photo ID when you pick up your Flames Pass.
LU Barnes & Noble Bookstore Get your LU swag and buy your books today in store or online.
See Pages 20–21 in your Map Booklet for table locations.
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Academic
OPEN HOUSES Aeronautics Biology & Chemistry Business CASAS/ Interdisciplinary Studies
SCIENCE HALL, ROOMS 256/257
GREEN HALL, ROOM 1652
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 1073
Cinematic Arts
GREEN HALL, ROOM 1892
Digital Media & Journalism
GREEN HALL, ROOM 1370
Education
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 1165
Engineering & Computational Sciences
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 3400
English
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 4072
Family & Consumer Sciences
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 4091
Government
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AVIATION ACADEMIC CENTER
GREEN HALL, ROOM 1661
Health Professions
SCIENCE HALL, T04
History & Philosophy
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 4004
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OPEN HOUSES CONTINUED
Mathematics
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 4056
Modern Languages
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 4079
Music Nursing
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 2103
Psychology
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 4008
Public & Community Health Religion, Biblical Studies, & Youth Ministry
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CENTER FOR MUSIC AND THE WORSHIP ARTS, 3RD FLOOR FRONT DESK
SCIENCE HALL, T35
JERRY FALWELL LIBRARY, EAGLE SCHOLARS LOUNGE & ROOM 380
Social Work
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 3300
Sport Management
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 1165
Strategic & Personal Communication
DEMOSS HALL, ROOM 1370
Studio & Digital Arts
GREEN HALL, ROOM 1370
Theatre Arts
GREEN HALL, ROOM 1878
5–6:30 P.M. CLOSING RALLY: COOKOUT AND KICKBALL Kamphuis Field at Liberty Softball Stadium
IMPORTANT NUMBERS HANCOCK WELCOME CENTER
(434) 582-2064 Monday–Friday | 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Saturday | 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Sunday | Noon–6 p.m.
LIBERTY UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
Emergency | (434) 592-3911 Nonemergency | (434) 592-7641
RESIDENT ADMISSIONS
(800) 543-5317 Monday–Friday | 8 a.m.–9 p.m. Saturday | 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
LYNCHBURG GENERAL HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOM
(434) 200-3027 1901 Tate Springs Road Lynchburg, Va. 24502
ADDRESS BOOK
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