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Summer Orientation 2010

This is not just any place. Itâ€™s your place.

Get started on becoming a member of our community.

You’re almost here. After months of answering the question, “so where are you going to college next year?,” Emmanuel is starting to feel like more than just a response, just a name, just a place. In a few weeks you’ll take your first steps as an Emmanuel student. You’ll be on campus, meeting people who will be a big part of your next four years. People who will impact the rest of your life. You’ll start to realize that this is not just any place. It’s your place. Inside this brochure you will discover some of the highlights of Orientation, as well as the things you can look forward to as an Emmanuel student. You’ll find insights from current students who share their thoughts on the various activities in which they’re involved and the community they enjoy and speak of often. In other words, everything you need to hit the ground running this fall. So, what now? Well, as you’re about to learn, that’s up to you. Welcome to Emmanuel!

Daniel J. Darcy Associate Dean of Students and Director of Student Activities

Orientation 2010

Orientation is more than an introduction to Emmanuel, itâ€™s a glimpse into what you can expect as a student here. Itâ€™s the start of the next chapter of your life.

First-Year Students What Happens at Orientation? Orientation is our first opportunity to welcome you as a member of the Emmanuel community. During the two-day program, which begins at 9:30 a.m. on Day 1 and concludes at 4:00 p.m. on Day 2, you’ll get a sneak peek of what life’s like here at Emmanuel. In addition to staying overnight in the residence halls and meeting your new classmates, we’ll help you get started on becoming an active member of our community. We’ve put together a full itinerary of activities for you, which you will receive upon your arrival to campus. Until then, here are a few highlights of what happens at Orientation:

Day 1 Meet Your Orientation Leaders Orientation Leaders (OLs) are a select group of current students dedicated to welcoming you, answering questions and introducing you to everything Emmanuel. Once you’ve checked in, you will meet in small groups with your assigned OLs, who will serve as resources to you throughout Orientation and be familiar faces around campus when you return for the fall semester.

Alison Amorello ’11

“The strong community of Emmanuel makes it easy to get to know everyone. It just feels like home.” As an Administrative Orientation Leader, Alison plays a big part in making your Orientation experience memorable. She’s a Resident Assistant as well, so helping new students adjust to college life is all in a day’s work for her. She’s a great resource to students interested in getting involved on campus. As an English major focusing on Writing & Literature, she writes for the College’s student newspaper, Le Renard. What she loves most about Emmanuel? Living in Boston.

Meet Your Academic Advisor Our Office of Academic Advising provides the support you need to attain your academic goals and helps you transition into life as a college student. You’ll first meet your Academic Advisor during your Assessment of Foundation Skills and later during course selection on Day 2. Please note your Assessment of Foundation Skills session includes online testing in computer literacy, mathematics (calculators may be used) and French or Spanish, if you took either in high school. Find out more at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation.

Succeeding in the Classroom The sense of community at Emmanuel is as much academic as it is social. Here you’ll be introduced to members of our faculty and Academic Resource Center (ARC) staff who will inform you about all that is available to you as an Emmanuel student.

A Day In The Life Your OLs showcase their acting skills with these skits based on scenarios you may soon find yourself in as a college student. Whether it’s how to get involved with student activities, where to turn for academic help, or the ins and outs of getting around on the “T” – Boston’s public transportation system – the OLs will walk you through a day in the life of a typical Emmanuel student.

Day 2 Course Selection With assistance from your Academic Advisor, you will choose your course schedule for your first semester at Emmanuel. This is your opportunity to peruse our extensive liberal arts and sciences offerings and begin your journey towards a college degree. We recommend reviewing the 2010-2011 Academic Catalog online at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation prior to arriving at Orientation to get a feel for what our academic programs offer.

Get Connected Here you’ll receive your official Emmanuel e-mail, learn about the College’s web site, and access your login and password for the Emmanuel Portal – our internal communication system where you can find College news and announcements, Online Academic Resources, Student Financial Services information and applications in one convenient location.

The Office of Multicultural Programs is committed to providing a safe and supportive environment for Emmanuel students to explore issues of diversity and multiculturalism as well as to strengthen the connection for all students with each other and the Emmanuel College community. The Office plans thematic programs (Black History Month, Native American Heritage Month, Latino Heritage Month and the Lunar New Year), new initiatives and special events.

< International Hospitality Night is one of the many annual multicultural events to look forward to at Emmanuel.

Meet the Dean of Students Before the conclusion of Orientation, you’ll have the opportunity to meet Emmanuel’s Dean of Students, Dr. Joe Onofrietti – a great resource for all our students. Through this interactive workshop, “Dr. Joe” will address Emmanuel’s academic policies and procedures with the help of the OLs.

Student Financial Services Prior to your arrival it is recommended that you complete the Federal Stafford Loan online Entrance Counseling and Master Promissory Note (visit www.emmanuel.edu/ orientation for more details.) During Orientation, however, staff members from the Office of Student Financial Services will be available to assist you with any questions. Stop by their office in Room 340 of the Administration Building and they will be happy to help!

What to Bring:

You will be staying overnight in a residence hall, so you will need: • Bedding (i.e. sheets, pillows, etc.) • Towel • Toiletries • Comfortable clothes • Photo ID • Shower shoes • Alarm clock • Any personal prescriptions

*There will be open gym time later in the day, so you may want to bring some athletic gear as well.

How to Register: There are three ways to register: Online at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation Mail the enclosed registration form (located in the back of this brochure) to: Emmanuel College Orientation Box F-153 400 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115 Fax the form to us at 617-735-9947 The registration deadline is May 21st. *Please note Orientation sessions are filled on a first-come, first-serve basis. The sooner you register, the better your chance of getting placed in your preferred session.

Dates: Session I – Monday, June 7th & Tuesday June 8th Session II – Thursday, June 10th & Friday, June 11th Session III – Monday, June 14th & Tuesday, June 15th

Transfer Students What Happens at Orientation? You’ve already experienced going to college. Now it’s about finding the right fit. Orientation is our first opportunity to welcome you as a member of the Emmanuel community and highlight some of the opportunities you have to live, learn and grow. During the one-day program, which runs from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., you’ll get a sneak peek of what life’s like here at Emmanuel. We’ve put together a full itinerary of activities for you, which you will receive upon your arrival to campus. Until then, here are a few highlights of what happens at Orientation:

Meet Your Academic Advisor Our Office of Academic Advising provides the support you need to attain your academic goals and helps you transition into life as an Emmanuel student. You’ll first meet your Academic Advisor during your Assessment of Foundation Skills and later during course selection. Please note your Assessment of Foundation Skills session includes online testing in computer literacy, mathematics (calculators may be used) and French or Spanish, if you have taken either previously. Find out more at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation.

Megan Harrington ‘11

“When I transferred here I made a point to get involved right away. It made a big difference.” In Emmanuel, Megan recognized an opportunity to become a part of something special. Since she arrived she has never looked back. She’s an Administrative Orientation Leader, captain of the women’s tennis team and a member of CASE – Campus Activities & Student Events – so she knows what’s happening on campus as well as how important it is to be an active member of this community. She’s a great student leader who can help you find your niche.

Course Selection With assistance from your Academic Advisor, you will choose your course schedule for your first semester at Emmanuel. This is your opportunity to peruse our extensive liberal arts and sciences offerings and begin your journey towards an Emmanuel degree. We recommend reviewing the 2010-2011 Academic Catalog online at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation prior to arriving at Orientation to get a feel for what our academic programs offer.

Student Resource Fair What interests you? Is it Athletics? Study Abroad? Internships? Alternative Spring Break? It will all be on display at the Student Resource Fair. Staff members will be on hand to inform you about the resources available to you as an Emmanuel student. Offices include: Athletics, Campus Ministry, Internships and Career Development, Campus Safety and Student Activities and Multicultural Programs. In addition, staff members from the Office of Student Financial Services will be available to assist you throughout the day. Stop by their office in Room 340 of the Administration Building. Note: If you are traveling from a distance and require overnight accommodations on campus on June 17th, please contact us as soon as possible so that we can arrange for you to stay in one of our residence halls. Although there is no Family Orientation program for transfer students, we have included information on area hotels for those family members who would like to stay overnight in Boston at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation. If you and/or your family members need to address any specific questions or concerns, you will be able to make arrangements individually with those offices or departments. If you cannot attend this session, please contact the Office of Student Activities and Multicultural Programs immediately.

What to Bring:

â€˘ Photo ID

â€˘ Comfortable clothing and shoes

Date: Thursday, June 17th

Family Orientation What Happens at Orientation? As family members, you are invited to participate in our one-day Family Orientation on the first day of your student’s Orientation program. The program begins at 9:30 a.m. and ends after dinner at 6:30 p.m. Although student and family programs are held on the same dates, they are conducted as separate sessions. You will attend a number of informational sessions, meet faculty, staff and current students, and learn about Emmanuel College. Such topics as academic success, student health and safety, living on campus or commuting, and tuition bill and payment options will be covered.

Friend, follow or find us on any of these social networks at www.emmanuel.com/connect Staying Connected There are plenty of opportunities for you to keep in touch with all the happenings on campus. The Parent Edition of Emmanuel E-News offers news updates, upcoming events and helpful links for our parents and families. In addition, you can connect with Emmanuel through social media outlets such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn! We encourage parents to visit our Parents and Families web page and provide contact information, particularly e-mail addresses. E-mail is the fastest way for members of our administration and staff to contact you with news and updates. For more information on all the opportunities you have to stay connected, visit www.emmanuel.edu and select “Parents & Families.”

Where to Stay: For your convenience, we have included information on nearby hotels for those staying in the area overnight. As a low-cost alternative, we also offer family members the option of staying in one of our residence halls. You can access this helpful information by visiting www.emmanuel.edu/orientation. Note: If you cannot attend Orientation on the same date as your student but would still like to participate, we are happy to accommodate. Please contact the Orientation Hotline at 617-735-9817 for more information. During Family Orientation, our “Paying for College” presentation addresses questions regarding tuition bills, the financial aid application process, Federal Stafford Loan requirements, etc. In addition, staff members from the Office of Student Financial Services (Room 340, Administration Building) will be available to assist.

Dates:

Session I – Monday, June 7th Session II – Thursday, June 10th Session III – Monday, June 14th

What to Expect from Emmanuel

Orientation will give you a taste of what life’s like at Emmanuel, but it’s up to you to explore all the opportunities – on campus, in the classroom and around town!

Emmanuel College’s campus, pictured below, resides in the Fenway area of Boston, close to a world-class medical area, the Charles River and Fenway Park.

Campus Life Emmanuel is a community alive with a strong sense of mission, a vibrant, confident faith and a joyful spirit. It’s a place where you can be yourself, explore new interests and pursue your goals. You’ll experience Emmanuel at its best when you kick off the men’s and women’s basketball seasons during Midnight Madness, celebrate the history of the College during Founders’ Day, learn about cultures from around the world during International Hospitality Night, and cap off a successful year with the Clambake in the spring. As for the opportunities to get involved? We’ll let the list of possibilities speak for itself.

“There is a great mixture of clubs and organizations that represent all of the different people and interests at Emmanuel. Taking part in extracurricular activities here has given me the ability to positively impact our community.” - NyLeesa Graham ’12 Orientation Leader

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surrounding Boston landmarks through our Virtual Tour. Here you’ll get an inside look into all our buildings, including the Wilkens Science Center, Jean Yawkey Center, Administration Building, Cardinal Cushing Library and residence halls. You can even venture off campus to check out nearby sites such as Fenway Park & Downtown Boston, the Longwood Medical and Academic Area, and the Emerald Necklace! Explore today at www.emmanuel.edu/accepted

Activities at Emmanuel College Women’s Varsity Teams

Men’s Varsity Teams

Basketball

Cross Country

Indoor Track and Field

Golf

Lacrosse

Indoor Track and Field

Outdoor Track and Field

Lacrosse (Starting Spring 2012)

Soccer

Outdoor Track and Field

Softball

Soccer

Tennis

Volleyball

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) Student-athletes representing each men’s and women’s varsity team make up this committee that seeks to provide insight on the student-athlete experience, and offers input on the rules, regulations and policies that affect student-athletes’ lives on NCAA member institution campuses. NCAA legislation mandates that all member institutions have SAACs on their respective campuses.

Wes Cowles ’12

“Being involved in many different clubs, organizations and teams, I am always busy meeting new people.” Wes is someone who makes the most of all the extracurricular activities available to Emmanuel students. He is President of the Class of 2012, a member of the cross country, indoor and outdoor track teams, involved in the Baseball Club, plays in Colleges of the Fenway intramurals, and serves as Treasurer of the Superfans as well. Growing up a Red Sox fan in Hebron, CT, Wes enjoys being able to walk a few blocks to Fenway Park.

Arts/Performance

Media/Publications

Emmanuel College Theatre Guild

Bang! – Literary Magazine

Ill Beatz – Percussion Group

Emmanuel College Radio

Legacy of Praise – Gospel Choir

Epilogue – Yearbook Filmmakers at Emmanuel

Club Teams

Le Renard – Newspaper

Baseball Lacrosse

Political/Special Interest

Coed Cheerleading Squad

Emmanuel College Animal Rights Club

Women’s Dance Team

Emmanuel College Democrats Feminist Coalition (FemCo)

Cultural/Ethnic

Model United Nations Club

ACCENT– Multicultural Club

Social Awareness Club

Asian Student Association (ASA)

Students for Environmental Action

Black Student Union (BSU) Cape Verde Student Association (CVSA)

Spiritual

H.U.E.L.L.A.S. –

Chapel Choir

Eucharistic Ministers

Latino Student Association

Rainbow Connection (LGBTQA Club)

Lectors and Greeters Retreat Leaders

Hobby/Social EC Superfans

Student Government/ Programming Boards

Knitting Club

CASE (Campus Activities

Campus Mascot

& Student Events) Crew

Leadership Development

Class Officers (2011, 2012,

L.E.A.D.E.R.S. Program

Orientation Leaders

Commuter Council

Resident Assistants

Residence Hall Council

2013 & 2014)

Student Government Association

Academic Life At Emmanuel, you will find the support needed to shape and direct you as you plan your future. It all starts the moment you arrive. Through our First-Year Seminar, you will work closely with a member of the faculty and a group of classmates to learn about the academic traditions of the liberal arts and sciences, and the expectations and values of our academic community. With the help of your Academic Advisor, you’ll develop a unique academic plan and find the guidance you need as your navigate your first few semesters. Unsure of a major? Worry not. Our Majors Exploration Program (MEP) helps you and your Advisor determine an appropriate area of study based on your interests, values, personality, skills and extracurricular activities. At our Academic Convocation, you’ll help us mark the start of the academic year. You’ll enjoy discussions in the humanities and arts at our Wyant Lecture Series, and hear from top researchers in the sciences when we host the Merck Monthly Science Seminar Series as well. Maybe you’ll accept the challenge of our Honors Program or take part in some of the exciting clubs and honor societies listed to the right. Or perhaps you’ll take advantage of Boston as your extended classroom and explore all the research, service learning and internship opportunities available. Whatever you choose, it’s all at your fingertips. Are you ready?

Academic traditions are an important part of the Emmanuel experience. Many of these traditions can be traced back to the very first years of the College’s founding. During your first year, you’ll be officially welcomed into the Emmanuel community. From there, you can look forward to Sophomore Pinning, Junior Ring & Tassel Ceremony, and Senior Cap & Gown.

Learn more about academic traditions at Emmanuel by visiting www.emmanuel.edu/accepted and select “Life at Emmanuel.”

To find out more about the academic opportunities and resources available to you, visit www.emmanuel.edu/accepted and select “Life at Emmanuel.”

Academic Clubs

A Sampling of Internships:

36 Hours – Pre-Med Club

American Red Cross

Academic Resource Center Peer Tutors

Arnold Worldwide Advertising

Art Club

Aramark-Fenway Park

Biology Club

Boston Bruins

Chemistry Club

Boston Police Crime Lab

Education Club

Children’s Hospital Boston

Emmanuel Business Association

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Emmanuel College Political Forum

Fairmont Copley Plaza PR Office

Philosophy Club

Harvard Medical School

Psychology Club

Improper Bostonian Magazine

Sociology Club

Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Kiss 108 FM Radio

Honor Societies:

Kraft Sports Marketing

Alpha Kappa Delta -

Make-A-Wish Foundation

Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office

Sociology Honor Society

Beta Beta Beta - Biology Honor Society

Massachusetts General Hospital

Omicron Delta Kappa -

Massachusetts Multicultural Council

Massachusetts Prevention

National Leadership Honor Society

Phi Alpha Theta -

Massachusetts State House

National Honor Society in History

of Cruelty to Children

Phi Beta Delta -

Middle Eastern Studies Institute

Museum of Fine Arts, Boston

International Scholars Honor Society

Pi Lambda Theta -

Museum of Science

NASA

Education Honor Society

Pi Sigma Alpha -

New England Aquarium

New England Cable News (NECN)

Political Science Honor Society

Psi Chi - Psychology Honor Society

New England Genealogic Society

Sigma Beta Delta -

O’Neill and Associates

Paul Revere House

Management Honor Society

Sigma Tau Delta -

PUMA

Robert Goodman, CPA

English Honor Society

Sigma Xi –

United Nations of Greater Boston

National Scientific Research

WCVB-TV5 Boston’s ABC Affiliate

Honor Society

WGBH Antiques Roadshow

City Life Boston is an amazing city filled with history, culture and excitement. It’s home to 250,000 college and university students, a popular tourist destination for many, and it’s a big part of what makes Emmanuel special. Our hope is that you won’t just live and learn in the city of Boston – you’ll experience it. You can stroll a few blocks to a Red Sox game or find yourself amongst exhibits at the Museum of Fine Arts within minutes. Through our various service programs, you will have the chance to head out into the city and make a positive impact. Looking to gain real-world experience? Emmanuel students intern at some of the most prestigious locations in and around Boston. Plus, as a member of the Colleges of the Fenway (COF), Emmanuel offers you the opportunity to meet the students at nearby colleges and universities, cross register at COF schools, participate in intramurals and more. There’s so much to see and do around Boston. Let your feet lead the way.

Visit www.emmanuel.edu/accepted and select “Life in Boston” for information on where to go, things to do and to look closer at the city you will call home.

At the core of Emmanuel is a commitment to service. Last year, 85% of our student body participated in community service, contributing over 31,000 hours of their time to help others. As a result, Emmanuel was named to the 2009 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction, one of just four Massachusetts colleges/universities to earn the award. How can you get involved?

< Nearby Mission Grammar School is a popular service destination for Emmanuel students.

A Sampling of Community Service/Volunteer Opportunities

A Sampling of Colleges of the Fenway Activities

Admissions Ambassador

Chorus

Alternative Spring Break

Dance Project

America Reads

Intramurals

EC Community Outreach (ECCO)

Jazz Band

English to Speakers of

Orchestra

Student Advisory Board

Other Languages (ESOL)

Jumpstart

Theater Project

Peace and Justice Club Peace Games S.A.G.E. Program – Mentor Program Spark the Truth Sunday Service Group Tutoring in After-School Programs

“Through Emmanuel-sponsored service trips, I’ve traveled to places such as South Africa and Swaziland. These experiences have allowed me to see areas of the world that had only existed in my mind.” - Jon Ahern ’11

Meet Your Orientation Leaders Brendan Amedio Hometown: Major:

Samantha Ford Waltham, MA History/Secondary Education

Alison Amorello Hometown: Major: Minor:

Whitinsville, MA Writing & Literature Graphic Design

Adrianna Boulin Hometown: Major: Concentration:

Stoughton, MA Biology Neuroscience

Dan Bourque Hometown: Major:

Jon Hardacker Hometown: Major: Minor:

Cromwell, CT Journalism Music

Hebron, CT Graphic Design

Max Henault

Groveland, MA Psychology

Katherine Hughes

Yonkers, NY Business

Stephanie Mariano

Boston, MA Sociology Information Technology

Hometown: Major:

Leicester, MA Elementary Education/ Liberal Studies

Lincoln, RI Journalism

Deer Park, NY Biology

Quincy, MA Secondary Education, History

Maggie MacKay Hometown: Major:

Noah Doyle-Smith

Nicholas Rizzo

Hometown: Major: Minor:

Belchertown, MA Neuropsychology Spanish/Leadership

Hometown: Major:

Tierra Ellis

(not pictured)

Hometown: Major:

Howard County, MD Writing & Literature

Burlington, MA Elementary Education

Revere, MA Biology & Psychology

Kayla Vasconcellos

Mikasa Famorca Hometown: Major: Minor:

Bronx, NY Sociology Information Technology Spanish

Megan Harrington

Bernadine Desanges Hometown: Major: Minor:

Norton, MA American Studies

Saco, ME History/ Secondary Education

Jaime DePena Hometown: Major:

Hometown: Major:

Boston, MA Political Science & Communication

Gina Dâ€™Amico Hometown: Major:

Boston, MA Elementary Education

Greg Galizio

Hometown: Major: Minor: Certificate:

Wes Cowles Hometown: Major:

Hometown: Major:

NyLeesa Graham

Jordan Coulombe Hometown: Major:

Halifax, MA English Communications/ Writing Performing Arts

Kyle Ford-Withrow

Worcester, MA Management & Communications

Nacy Brandao Hometown: Major:

Hometown: Major: Minor:

Bronx, NY History Information Technology

Hometown: Major: Minor:

Fall River, MA Biology (Pre-Dental) Studio Art

Bethany Wolfe

(not pictured)

Hometown: Major:

Derry, NH English Communications, Media & Cultural

Kyle Ford-Withrow Jordan Coulombe

Wes Cowles

Dan Bourque

Noah Doyle-Smith

Jon Hardacker Greg Galizio

Gina Dâ€™Amico

Jaime DePena

Brendan Amedio

Samantha Ford Megan Harrington

NyLeesa Graham

Nacy Brandao

Max Henault

Nicholas Rizzo Maggie MacKay Alison Amorello

Stephanie Mariano

Katherine Hughes

Adrianna Boulin Kayla Vasconcellos

Bernadine Desanges Mikasa Famorca

Learn more about your Orientation Leaders at www.emmanuel.edu/orientation

Orientation 2010 400 The Fenway Boston, MA 02115

Take a look at some of our events througout the year! September

Welcome Week Annual Day of Service Academic Convocation

October

Family Weekend Senior Cap & Gown Ceremony Junior Ring & Tassel Ceremony

November

Tip-Off Tournament Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service Harvest Ball

December

Christmas Tree Lighting Moonlight Breakfast Frog Pond Ice Skating

January Martin Luther King Jr. Colleges of the Fenway Breakfast Athletic Events Leadership Immersion February

Foundersâ€™ Day Black History Month Events InterMission Retreat

March

Alternative Spring Break International Hospitality Night COF Clean-Up Day

April

Spring Musical Clambake Sophomore Pinning Ceremony

May

Student Leadership Reception Baccalaureate Commencement

Student Checklist of Important Dates May 24, 2010

Online chat with Orientation Leaders

May 25, 2010 Transfer Students: Confirm that your previous institution has sent your official transcript Summer Orientation __________________________________________________ Write in date confirmed by the Office of Student Activities and Multicultural Programs First-Year Students: Session A June 7th & 8th Session B June 10th & 11th Session C June 14th & 15th

Transfer Students:

June 15, 2010

Complete Federal Stafford Loan online entrance counseling and Master Promissory Note

June 20, 2010

Deadline to submit Housing Agreement and Information Form to the Office of Residence Life and Housing

Session D

June 17th

June 25, 2010 First-Year Students: Confirm that your high school guidance office has sent/will send official high school transcript to the Office of Admissions July 2, 2010

Deadline to submit Health Forms to Student Health Services

July 8, 2010 July 15, 2010

The online tuition bill is available through the Emmanuel Portal at portal.emmanuel.edu

August 4, 2010

Due date for fall semester balance

August 4, 2010

Deadline to complete the online Student Health Enrollment Form or Waiver

September 5, 2010

New and transfer student Move-in Day

Due date for first payment on the 10-month payment plan Finalized process for parent and/or private student loan

September 5-11, 2010 Welcome Week! September 8, 2010

Facebook

Fall 2010 classes begin Sign up for the official Class of 2014 Facebook page Visit www.emmanuel.edu/orientation