2014 Fall Orientation Schedule

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Welcome to Brown!Every part o our campus communitythe aculty, staff, and

a legion o students including the Orientation Welcoming

Committee (OWC)is looking orward to greeting you andassisting you. Orientation provides a unique opportunity

or you to learn about Browns extraordinary academic and

co-curricular opportunities while meeting ellow members

o the Class o and new ranser, Visiting and Resumed

Undergraduate Education (RUE) students.

Orientation is planned with three primary goals in mind.o introduce you to Browns expectations about how to live

and learn in your new community, there are a series o

mandatory events. Tese meetings will introduce you to

the Principles o the Brown University community, which

define the context or all o our interactions, both academic

and co-curricular.o help you learn about the nature o liberal education at

Brown, you will participate in various meetings and seminars

designed to help you understand your role in crafing your

education and in advising partnerships.

o assist you in connecting with the community o your peers

and the larger campus and local communities, including thevarious offices, clubs, and centers that are here to expand your

co-curricular horizons. o this end, you are invited to a host o

open houses, orums, and the Activities Fair, as well as a

broad range o social activities.

During Orientation, look or students in Orientation Welcoming

Committee t-shirts. Tese students are here to help you in yourfirst ew days on campus. Tey are joined by a host o other

students leaders, Meiklejohn peer advisors, Residential Peer

Leaders (RPL) and many other returning students. All will be

happy to guide you and answer your questions. I we dont know

the answer, we will reer you to someone who does.

We wish you all the best, and look orward to meeting you in thecoming days.

Sincerely,

Te Orientation Planning & Orientation Welcoming Committees


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Administrative Office Hours during Orientation

Saturday, August : Student Check-in

Sunday, August

Monday, September

uesday, September : Academic Advising

Wednesday, September : First Day o Class

Tursday, September

Friday, September

Saturday, September

Sunday, September

Placement Examination Schedule

Dining, Library, Bookstore, and

Graphic Services Hours

Campus Map


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Before You BeginTe Principles o the Brown University Community

declare that Brown accepts and encourages

individuality while also affirming the community

dimensions o college lie.Te Brown community

thereore depends on individual seldiscipline andmutual respect to urther the well-being o all its

members. Individual integrity and sel-respect,

respect or the rights and concerns o others, respect

or property, and respect or the integrity o the

academic process are the undamental tenets o

Brown. Te mandatory events that take place during

Orientation, under the umbrella Foundations &

Values, will cover these principles in greater detail,

which are vital to the health o the Brown community.In addition, there are a number o other mandatory

events, such as meeting with your academic advisor,

that will help you navigate your first days at Brown.


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ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE HOURS

(SATURDAY, AUGUST 30SUNDAY, AUGUST 31)

Brown Card OfficeSaturday : am: pm

J. Walter Wilson, th floor, Corner o Brown and Waterman Streets

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Te Brown Card Office will be open to accept check depositsor Bear Bucks on Saturday, August , rom :

am: pm. Cash deposits may be made at any ValuePort

machine on campus.

Mail ServicesSaturday : am: pm

Sunday : am: pmMonday : am: pm

J. Walter Wilson, st floor, corner o Brown and Waterman Streets

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With the exception o Orientation weekend, Mail Services is

closed on Sundays and holidays.

Residential LieGraduate Center E, Charlesfield Street

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PARKING

College Hill is crisscrossed by narrow New England streets,

which are not conducive to parking large numbers o vehicles.

Many amilies ind it most convenient to unload students

belongings onto the sidewalk and to have one amily member

remain with them while another finds a parking spot.

Parking in campus lots is permitted on Saturday, August ,

and Sunday, August . While ticketing tends to be relaxed

during move-in, it is important to heed signs pertaining to

handicapped spaces and tow zones.

I handicapped parking is needed, street spaces are available

and special temporary arrangements may be possible in

Brown lots. For additional inormation, please contact

Student and Employee Accessibility Services (SEAS) at

[email protected] or () -.


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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30

Key, ID, & Orientation Packet Pick-Up

(Photo ID required): am: pm

New students are welcomed to Brown on Saturday, August th,

between : am and : pm. Do not eel it is imperative

to arrive at : am. Te line at check-in can be lengthy first

thing in the morning, but virtually non-existent later in the day.

Check-in locations(I you live in):

Archibald, Bronson, Everett, Jameson, Mead, Poland,

North and South Wayland

Go to Keeney Quad, at the corner o Benevolent and Brown

Streets (mapping address is Benevolent Street, Providence,

RI )

Andrews, Champlin, Emery, Metcal, Miller, Morriss,

New Pembroke, Woolley

Go to Morriss Lounge, in Morriss-Champlin Arch where

Cushing Street ends just west o hayer Street (mapping

address is Tayer Street, Providence, RI )

All ranser & Visiting Students

Go to the Residential Lie Office located in Graduate Center E

(mapping address is Charlesfield St., Providence, RI )

Students arriving between : pm and : pm on Saturday

should go to the Office o Residential Lie. Arrivals afer: pm on Saturday, contact Brown Public Saety at ()

- to be admitted to their rooms. Students arriving

on Sunday, August , between : am and : pm may

pick up their key, ID, and Orientation packet at the Office

o Residential Lie, located in Graduate Center E (mapping

address is Charlesfield St., Providence, RI ).

Te Residential Life telephone number is () -.

CHECK-IN


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All incoming students are required to attend all Foundation

& Values events, residential unit meetings, and academicadvising meetings. Mandatory meetings are denoted by a

red box and Foundations & Values banner.

Indication of events open to parents and families as well

as students.(P)


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2014 EVENT

SCHEDULE

SATURDAY, AUGUST 30

Banking Fair (P): am: pm

J. Walter Wilson, Rooms , , &

(Corner o Waterman and Brown)Representatives o three local banks will assist you in

establishing a local banking relationship i you choose

to do so.

Shabbat Morning Services & Lunch (P)

: amHillel, Brown Street

Enjoy a respite in the packed schedule o move-in and

orientation. Feel ree to stop by just or services, just or

lunch (at : pm), or both!

Campus ours (P)

: am & : pmour begins on the steps o Manning Hall, Front Green North

Unamiliar with Browns campus? Current students will

take you on a tour. Sponsored by the Bruin Club.

University Resource Fair (P): pm: pm

Sayles Hall, College Green

An opportunity or students and amilies to ask questions,

speak to University staff, and obtain inormation about many

important services and resources at Brown. Offices present

include Athletics/Recreational Sports, Brown Bookstore

& echnology Center, Brown Student Agencies (BSA),


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Bear Bucks and Brown Card, Graphic Services, Brown

University Library, CareerLAB, Computing & Inormation

Services, Curricular Resource Center, Dean o the College,

Department o Public Saety, Dining Services, Facilities

Management, Faculty Club, Fire Saety, Health Services,

Hillel, John Carter Brown Library, LGBQ Center, Office

o International Programs, Office o Student Lie, Office o

Student Veterans and Commissioning Programs, Office o the

Chaplains and Religious Lie, Pembroke Club, PsychologicalServices, Residential Lie, Rhode Island Public ransit

Authority (RIPA), Sarah Doyle Womens Center, Student

Activities Oice/he Yearbook, Student and Employee

Accessibility Services (SEAS), Swearer Center or Public

Service, Te Haffenreffer Museum o Anthropology, Tird

World Center, ransportation Office/Zipcar, and the WritingCenter. Prizes and giveaways or incoming students.

odo lo que usted quisiera saber sobre

Brown University (P)

(Everything you would like to know about

Brown University): pm: pm

Salomon Center, Room , College Green

Queremos invitarle a una charla que hemos organizado para

orecerle inormacin sobre nuestra Universidad, particularmente

aquella que le pudiera interesar como pariente o persona

encargada de un estudiante de Brown University. Durante la

conversacin hablaremos solamente en espaol. (We would

like to invite you to an inormal conversation designed to

provide inormation concerning Brown University, particularly

inormation that would interest a parent or guardian o a

Brown student. Tis conversation will take place in Spanish.)

First in the Family (P): pm: pm


A panel o aculty, sta, and students who are the irst

generation in their amily to go to college will discuss

strategies or how irst-gen students and their amilies

can navigate the Brown experience and maximize its

opportunities. his is a great irst step or those looking

to ind out more about the irst-gen community at Brown.

Faculty Advising Fellows Reception or Parents

and Families (P): pm: pm

Ruth J. Simmons QuadrangleJoin Faculty Advising Fellows or casual conversation about

academics and lie at Brown. Formal greetings will be offered

by Margaret Klawunn, Interim Dean o the College and VP

Campus Lie and Student Services, and James Miller, Dean

o Admission.


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First Unit Meeting: pm: pm

Various Locations. Look or posters in your unit.

Your time in the residence halls is an integral part o your

academic and community experience at Brown. Te First

Unit Meeting is an opportunity or you to meet ellow unit

members and your Peer Leaders (including your RC, WPC,

MPC, and Meiklejohn). Discussion will ocus on ways in

which these people and programs support your academicand community experiences during your first year at Brown.

We will also review Browns expectations o you as a

community member.

Class o Meet and Greet: pm: midnight

College Green

Get ready to unwind and celebrate your first night at Brown

with your ellow classmates under the stars on the College

Green! Cool down rom the summery weather and grab some

ree ice cream, then grab a spot on the lawn! Whether you join

an intense game o Apples to Apples, discover new riends,

or simply relax while meeting the Class o , you will be

sure to find out why this event is a beloved Brown tradition!

Sponsored by the Orientation Welcoming Committee.

SUNDAY, AUGUST 31

Breakast in the Library (P): am

Friedman Center, Science Library

he library invites parents and amilies to a breakast in the

Science Librarys Friedman Center with University Librarian

Harriette Hemmasi and members o the library staff. We will

be serving a light breakast o bagels, coffee/tea, juice and ruit.During breakast University Librarian Hemmasi will offer a

ew words o welcome afer which librarians will be available

to answer questions about the libraries, online resources and

the skills necessary or more efficient and productive research.

Space is limited.

University Financial Planning or Parents (P): am: am


Staff members rom the Bursar, Financial Aid, and Loan Offices

will provide inormation about account billing, inancial

aid, and inancing options to help amilies plan or their our

years at Brown.

Banking Fair (P): am: pm

J. Walter Wilson, Rooms , , &

Representatives o three local banks will assist you in establishing

a local banking relationship i you choose to do so.

foundat ions & va lues


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Brown Christian Fellowship Providence Church our: am

Meet at Faunce Arch

Visit a local Protestant church this Sunday with new and returning

Brown students. You will have the chance to choose rom a

variety o Providence area services.

Balancing Brown: How to be Involved without

Being Overwhelmed: am: am

MacMillan Hall, Starr Auditorium, Room , corner o Tayer

and George

Te wide world o Brown awaits youacademics, co-curricular

pursuits, student organizations, athletics and fitness, community

service, a job, riends, and a never-ending schedule o campusspeakers, exhibits, and athletic, cultural and social events. How

in the world do you balance everything without going under

academically or burning out? Current students talk about how

they have approached all that Brown has to offer, discuss what

has worked or them and what hasnt, and offer tips on how to

get involved at Brown without overextending yoursel.

Saying Goodbye, Letting Go, and Learning to Live with

a Brown Student: A Practical Guide or Parents (P): am: am

Salomon Center, Room

For parents, their students entrance into college is a great

and momentous occasion. It can also be a bittersweet timeo conflicting emotions. What can a parent expect rom this

transition? What social and academic challenges lie ahead?

What resources are available to ease the way? How can a parent

help? Maria Suarez, Associate Dean, Office o Student Lie,

will moderate an engaging discussion that will include current

students and representatives rom the offices o Student Lie,Dean o the College, and Psychological Services.

Roman Catholic Mass (P): am

Manning Chapel, College Green

Campus our (Sponsored by the Bruin Club) (P): am

our begins on the steps o Manning Hall, Lower College Green

GE YOUR BEARINGS: Establishing An Effective

Financial Foundation

: am: amSalomon Center, Room

Learn about Brown Universitys Get Your Bearings financial

literacy and awareness program designed to help students

understand and manage their finances. In this kick-off session

we will introduce our programs or protecting your identity,

steps to establishing good credit, borrowing loans wisely,budgeting, and spending/savings tips to use while at Brown

and in Providence. Join us, Get Your Bearings, and take

control o your finances, right rom the start! Parents and

students are welcome to attend this session.


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Accommodations and Services or Students

with Disabilities (P): am: am


Browns Office o Student and Employee Accessibility Services

(SEAS) coordinates accommodations and services or

students with disabilities. In this session, you will meet SEAS

staff and hear rom a panel o students registered withSEAS. An overview o potential services will be given, and

the accommodation process will be discussed. We will also

provide suggestions about getting the most rom your Brown

experience. Students and parents are encouraged to attend.

Dont orget your Mental Health! Te Users Guideto Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Sponsored by Counseling & Psychological Services (CAPS)

: pm: pm

Petteruti Lounge

College can be stressul. Come learn about the mental health

and wellness resources available at Counseling and PsychologicalServices (CAPS). Tis session will be an inormal introduction

along with some strategies or managing stress and learning to

thrive emotionally during your time at Brown.

Researching Beyond Google: Using Te Library

in the 21st Century: pm: pm


Whats expected or college-level library research? And what

does it take to do it successully? Brown students have access to

a wealth o online resources such as ebooks, ejournals, and

databases that can yield much more than even Google can.Learn how to gain access to these resources, meet some o the

experts who can give you a jump start on your research, and

discover spaces or study and collaboration.

Presidents Welcome to Brown (P): pm: pm (Seating begins : pm)

College Green (Rain site: PizzitolaSports Center)

President Christina Paxson, Dean

o the College Maud Mandel, and

Undergraduate Council o Students

President Maahika Srinivasan, provide

an introduction to Browns intellectual

lie, its values, and change. Parents

and amilies are invited to attend this

event, afer which students will begin their ull schedule o

Orientation meetings.



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Unit Dinner: pm: pm

Sharpe Reectory

Grab your roommate and unit-mates and head to the Sharpe

Reectory or your irst meal as a Brown student. (Brown ID

Required.)

Odd numbered units (,,, etc.)

: pm: pm

Even numbered units (,,, etc.)

: pm: pm

Te Real Buzz: Te ruth and Lies aboutCampus Alcohol(Seating begins : pm) : pm: pm

Pizzitola Sports Center, Hope Street between Stimson and Lloyd

Did you know that most students make healthy choices

around alcohol? And that lots o students dont drink? In this

presentation, David Hellstrom explains how our perceptions

about drinking develop and what we can do to break down

stereotypes about heavy drinking in college. Hellstrom is

a popular speaker who has appeared at more than

campuses across the country.

Immediately ollowing this meeting, join your unit and RPL

team in a small group discussion about the topic. Check with

your RPLs or the location.

Black Church at Brown Christian Fellowship: pm: pm

Room , J. Walter Wilson, Brown Street

Come and enjoy good ood while meeting other new and

returning students.

First-Year Festival: pm: midnight

Pembroke Green (Next to Andrews and Alumnae Hall,

off Meeting Street)

You dont want to miss this Orientation tradition consisting

o silly games (no one is too cool or donuts on a string),

karaoke, and ood! Make new riends, grab some cottoncandy, and leave with a temporary tattoo. Prizes will be given

out or participating in the games! Sponsored by the Orientation

Welcoming Committee.

Midnight Organ Concert: midnight: am


In this Brown tradition, University organist Mark Steinbach

perorms on Browns remarkable Hutchings-Votey pipe organ.

Built in , the organ is the largest o its type in the world,



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with over pipes and more than miles o wire. Bring

a pillow, a blanket, and relax and clear your mind with new

riends. Sponsored by the Orientation Welcoming Committee.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1

First Readings SeminarSession : : am: am

Session : : am: am

See ino in your Orientation packet or locationTe academic seminar on the First Readings selection, Oil

and Water, offers a different kind o introduction to Brown.

Exchange ideas in an open setting, meet others in the class

o , and, perhaps most importantly, reflect on the new

phase o lie you are entering. Te seminar leaders who have

volunteered to discuss this film with you are drawn romBrowns aculty and administration.

How to Tink about College: Making the Most oYour Brown EducationSession : : am: am

Session : : am: am


You should attend the session that takes place when you are

not in your First Readings Seminar Meeting.

Proessor o History Robert Sel and Proessor o Anthropology

Daniel Smith will discuss how students succeed in Browns

open learning environment. Students will learn strategies or

selecting courses, building relationships with aculty advisors,

and planning pathways through the open curriculum. Tese

two esteemed members o Browns aculty will inspire you toreflect on how you can get the most out o your Brown education.



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Choose Your Classes WiSEly!: noon: pm

Sciences Library Lobby

Not sure i you want to take ENGN ? Conused i you should

take Math , , or ? Ten come grab a cupcake and get

great advice rom Women in Science and Engineering! Tere

will be upperclass students rom various concentrations eager

to share their experiences and answer any questions you may

have. All genders are welcome to join us! Cant make it? Emailus at [email protected] or personalized advice or visit our

website at http://brown.edu/wise or more inormation.

Stop & Tink: Why Did You Decide to Go to College?: noon: pm

Petteruti Lounge

Why did you come to Brown? Why have you decided to invest

both significant time and money to attend an institution o

higher education? What do you expect to get out o Brown?

Tese are undamental questions that may define your

experience at Brown. In preparation or your Meiklejohn

meetings tomorrow, students o the Brown Conversation andthe Curricular Resource Center would like to invite you to

join us in a conversation about the value o a college education

and to introduce you to the educational philosophy behind

the open curriculum at Brown. Lunch provided.

Financial Fundamentals or Students: Working

on Campus, Managing College Costs, Billing andFinancial Aid: pm: pm


Students are invited to this session to learn about student

loan options, ederal work-study and campus employment.

Inormation about billing and financial aid will also be provided.

Placement Exam: Calculus PlacementAdvising Session: pm: pm


Placement Exam: Biology: pm: pm and : pm: pm

Bio Med Center, Room B

Premed/Health Careers Planning: pm: pm

List Art Center, Room , College Street

Interested in a health career afer Brown? Careul planning will

enable you to make the most o your liberal arts undergraduate

program while ulfilling premed health career requirements.

Join the health proessions advising dean or an inormation

session about meeting admission requirements or medical

school and other health proession training programs.


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Meikn It Happen: pm: pm

Petteruti Lounge

Lots o times, inormation doesnt sink in until you actually

talk with people about what you heard. ake this time out to

meet with Meiklejohn Peer Advisors and other Peer Leaders or

small group discussions about understanding and implementing

the ideas rom the presenters o the session How to Tink

About College: Making the Most o Your Brown Education.Tis session may be o particular interest to students less amiliar

with a liberal arts education, who wish to improve their

understanding o Browns open curriculum and how it works,

and who want an overview o the first-year experience.

UCAAP - First Meeting: pm: pm

List

Tis is a required meeting or students who have been accepted

into UCAAP. Meet your ellow UCAAPers and learn about

the many resources on and off campus that can support your

interest in community work and social change.

Academic Expo : pm: pm


he Academic Expo is a unique opportunity to learn about

the wide variety o courses and concentrations available to

you at Brown. Proessors and concentration advisors rom

a ull range o departments and programs will be on hand

to answer questions and discuss various aspects o Browns

curricular oerings. Academic deans will be available to

answer questions about course selection, grading options,

concentration choices, study away, and independent study.

Games on the Green & ie Dye: pm: pm

College Green (Rain site: Under the tent

on Ruth J. Simmons Quadrangle)

Come celebrate the afernoon with cool lemonade, tasty snacks,

and, o course, lawn games. Unwind with low-impact games

like whiffle ball, croquet, our-square, corn hole, and wister

while listening to music and relaxing with new riends. Sponsored

by the Orientation Welcoming Committee.

BBQ and Open House: pm: pm

Hillel, Brown Street (Corner o Brown and Angell)

Enjoy a ree BBQ with great music in one o the best buildingson campus. Learn what Hillel and Jewish student lie have to

offer and how you can get involved.

Ice Cream Social or Catholic Students: pm

Pembroke Field

Come meet other new and returning Catholic students and

enjoy make-your-own sundaes! Sponsored by Brown/RISD

Catholic Community.


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Speak About It: A Perormance about Consent,Boundaries and Healthy Relationships(Seating begins : pm) : pm: pm

Pizzitola Sports Center (Hope Street between Stimson and Lloyd)

Based on true stories shared by college students, Speak About

It offers a nuanced look at what healthy sex and relationships

can and should look like. Issues including how to negotiateconsent, the dynamics o sexual assault, and how to help

support riends will be addressed. You will also learn about

sexual assault laws, Browns policies, and resources on and off

campus. Please visit www.brown.edu/healthed or a list o

supportive resources available to all students.

Immediately ollowing this meeting, join your unit and RPL

team in a small group discussion about the topic. Check with

your RPLs or the location.

Art Gallery Mocktail Party

: pm: pmAndrews Dining Commons

Come join us or great conversation amidst a showcase o

peculiar (and in some cases, just plain bad) art. Sip mocktails

and learn about opportunities at Brown or creating alternative

weekend un. Bring your best art critic impression!

Rereshments will be served. Sponsored by the OrientationWelcoming Committee.

Te Annual Orientation Dance: pm: am

Alumnae Hall, Pembroke Campus (Meeting Street)

Tird day o college and youre already GLOWING! Celebrate

with the Class o on the dance floor or a blacklight andhighlighter party! Make sure to wear white or neon so you can

truly shine. Bring your glowsticks and highlighters! Open to

new students and Brown ID is required or entrance. Sponsored

by the Orientation Welcoming Committee.

Games Night: pm: amAndrews Dining Commons

I youre all danced out or were born with two lef eet, come

play some classic board games. heres nothing quite like a

game o Apples to Apples to make new riends or a game o

Risk to make enemies or lie. Games will be provided but eel

ree to bring one o your avorites. Sponsored by the OrientationWelcoming Committee.


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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

PLME Breakast: am: am

Brown Faculty Club, Huttner Room, One Magee Street

Breakast meeting or all PLME irst-years with PLME

Advising Deans and PLME Meiklejohn Peer Advisors. Meet

the deans, learn about the program, pick up inormation

packets, and sign up or individual advising meetings later

in the day. Group photo will be taken.

John Carter Brown Library Exhibition: am: pm

John Carter Brown Library, the College Green

O to College: Higher Education in the Americas, -

In celebration o Browns th anniversary, the John Carter

Brown Library is exhibiting books, maps, and manuscriptsrom the collection related to higher education in the early

Americas: rom the ounding o universities in the Spanish

American colonies o Mexico and Peru in through the

creation o Harvard, Brown, and beyond.

Academic Advising Group Meeting: am: am

Location indicated on the Essential Inormation Sheet in

your packet

First-year students will meet in small groups with their

academic advisors and their Meiklejohn peer advisors. TeBrown curriculum and advising resources will be introduced

so that you can begin to plan your individual course o study.

At this meeting you will schedule an individual appointment

with your advisor to occur between : am and : pm.

PLME Advising Meetings: am: pm and : pm: pm

Location inormation given out at breakast.

Individual advising meetings with PLME advising deans and

PLME Meiklejohn peer advisors in deans offices.

Individual Meetings with Academic Advisors

: am: pmLocation indicated on the Essential Inormation Sheet in

your packet

Students meet individually with their academic and Meiklejohn

advisors to discuss their course plans or the all semester.


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Engaging Diversity at Brown and BeyondSession : : am: noon

Salomon Center (Units: , , , , , , , , )

MacMillan Hall, Starr Auditorium, Room (Units: , , , ,

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Session : : pm: pm

Salomon Center (Units: , , , , , , , , )

MacMillan Hall, Starr Auditorium, Room (Units: , , , ,, )

Upperclass students invite you to consider what makes Brown

work: the ull engagement o every individual. We will

examine the undamental importance o diversity to the

academic enterprise and your educational experience, and

the responsibility each o us has to sustain our intellectual

community. ogether we will challenge one another to

question assumptions, take intellectual risks, expand our

minds, dialogue productively across differences, embrace a

diversity o perspectives, and develop a more open and

inclusive view o the world and our place in it.

Placement Exams: French and Spanish: am: pm

CI, Room

Placement Exams: Other Languages

: noon: pm

Barus & Holley, Room : Chinese

Barus & Holley, Room : German

Barus & Holley, Room : Japanese

Marston Hall, Room : Russian

Salomon Center, Room : Italian

(: pm - : pm or by appointment)

Opening Convocation: pm (Students assemble or line-upat College and

Prospect Streets : pm)

College Green (Rain site: Pizzitola Sports Center)

Convocation begins on College Street or the traditional walk

through the Van Wickle Gates and proceeds to the College

Green. President Paxson officially marks the beginning o thenew academic year by introducing senior administrators and

this years Convocation Speaker, Provost Vicki Leigh Colvin.

Classes are suspended or this hour.

Campus Welcome Celebration: pm: pm

Sharpe Reectory and Wriston Quad

Following Convocation, join other students, new and returning,

or a special meal and celebration beore classes begin. Enjoy

ood, games, and giveaways! Meal swipe required.



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Meiks in the Units: pm: pm

Arnold, Morriss Lounges, and Libraries

Conused about pre-registration? Still dont know what

courses you want to take? Stop by to chat with Meiklejohn

peer advisors rom different areas o study. Get advice rom

ellow students on departments, courses, proessors, and As!

Banner Registration Party: pm: pm

CI , Sun Lab

Students interested in concentrating in Computer Science,

or those just interested in taking an intro CS course or two,

are invited. Computers will be available or registering or

courses. Undergraduate As will be on hand to help youchoose the right Computer Science course, and to help you

navigate Banner to register or all your courses.

On-Line Registration: pm: pm

Log into Banner rom your computer or a computer cluster.

Register or all semester courses using your own computer ora computer in one o Browns computer clusters. Meiklejohn

advisors will be available in the Friedman Study Center (in

the Sciences Library) and the Rockeeller Library (closes at

: pm) to assist with registration.

Juice Box rivia Night: pm: pm

Te Underground, Faunce Basement

Are you a trivia fiend? Do you enjoy being challenged to come

up with answers to strange questions with people that you just

met? Would you like to warm up your brain beore classes

start up? I you answered yes to any o the above questions,

join us or bar-style Juice Box rivia Night! Come with riendsor just bring yoursel to sample all your avorite juice boxes,

show us your stuff, and win prizes! Sponsored by the Orientation


WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3FIRST DAY OF CLASSES

Placement Exams: French and Spanish

: am: pm

CI, Room


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Haffenreffer Museum o Anthropology: am: pm

Manning Hall, lower level, College Green

Visit the Haenreer Museums newest exhibits between

Wednesday, September and Friday, September and receive a

ree membership to Browns Museum o Anthropology.

Student members become involved in the Haffenreffer Museum

and enjoy FREE admission to more than other museums

and science centers worldwide. For more inormation, visitwww.brown.edu/Haffenreffer.

Teatre Arts and Perormance Studies at Brown: pm

Stuart Teatre, Waterman Street

I youre interested in taking classes or working on theatre,

dance, and perormance-based art productions at Brown,

please come meet our aculty and students at orientation.

Tis is a chance to talk to aculty and the Sock and Buskin

boardthe student and aculty board that produces the APS

season. Come and meet student leaders rom PW and the

many other student-run theatre groups on campus. Learn about

Shakespeare on the Green, Body and Sole, the universitysstudent dance organizationand many others. I you cannot

make the meeting, please stop by Lyman Hall any time. We look

orward to meeting you!

Department o Music at Brown: pm

Grant Recital Hall, behind the Orwig Music Building, corner

o Hope Street and Young Orchard Avenue

Welcome to Music @ Brown

Are you interested in perorming in one o Browns many

music ensembles, or taking courses in a variety o musical

genres? I so, please join us or this open house with aculty

and students. Discover the myriad ways you can pursue musicat Brown through courses or large and small ensembles o

world music, jazz, classical, or electro-acoustic perormance.

Meet our student DUG (Departmental Undergraduate Group),

and hear rom ensemble directors.

LGBQ Welcome Dinner: pm: pm

Petteruti Lounge, Stephen Robert Campus Center

Come find out more about LGBQ lie on campus and

opportunities to get involved with Browns LGBQ Center.

Arts and Crafs

: pm: pmTe Underground, lower level, Stephen Robert Campus Center

Classes already hurting your brain? Beore you make the ull

transition to college lie, retreat to the comorts o childhood

with some un arts and crafs! Come to the [Underground] to

decorate dorm decorations like doorstops, wall hangings, and

keychains to make you eel at homeor sit back and do some

therapeutic fingerpainting. Sponsored by the Orientation



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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

Placement Exams: French and Spanish: am: pm

CI, Room

Student and Employee Accessibility Services (SEAS)Welcome: pm: pm

Benevolent Street (st floor), between Brown and Magee

(Main entrance is on the lef side o the building and is accessible.)

Stop by to meet the staff, learn about services, and schedule

an appointment to discuss accommodations.

Interaith hursday Night Supper (NS): pm: pm

Tis venerable student-led Brown tradition began in and

is marking its th year in . Join the NS amily at the

home o the Chaplain o the University or delicious cuisine,

insightul discourse about religion/spirituality/God/ethics,and the remarkable breadth o conviction and belie at Brown.

Veteran students will be your escorts, leaving rom Faunce

Arch at : and : p.m. (From Faunce Arch, walk north

on Brown Street or blocks, turn right on Keene Street to

number , which is the first house on the lef). Following

dinner and discussion, participants will be escorted back toFaunce Arch or directly to the Activities Fair.

Gap Year Student Dinner: pm: pm

Stephen Robert Campus Center, Room

Coming off o a gap year? Interested in meeting ellow gap-year

students and hearing about their experiences? Join the CurricularResource Center and Gap Year Advising team or a dinner

or irst-years who have taken gap years between high school

and Brown.

Activities Fair: pm: pm

Olney-Margolies Athletic Center (OMAC)

Over student organizations, clubs, and groups will be

on hand to tell you about what they do and how you can get

involved. Youll be amazed (and maybe even a little overwhelmed)

by all o the offerings at Brown. Joining a Brown student group

is a great way to meet people, find a niche at Brown, and

contribute to the campus community. Sponsored by the StudentActivities Office, Undergraduate Council o Students, and the

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5

Placement Exams: French and Spanish

: am: pm

CI, Room

Office o International Programs (OIP) Open House: noon: pmJ. Walter Wilson, Room

Stop by the OIP Resource Library and learn about the many

different study abroad opportunities available to students. Its

never too early to plan!

Jumuah Prayer: pm: pm

Brown Muslim Students Center, Basement o Champlin Hall

Please join the Brown Muslim Student Association or Jumuah

(Friday) prayers. See old riends and make new ones. All

are welcome.

Meiks in the Bookstore: pm: pm

Brown Bookstore

Join Meiklejohn peer advisors in the Brown Bookstore. Get

your academic questions answered as you browse or books

and enjoy light rereshments.

Scavenger Hunt: pm: pm

College Green

Do you think you already know Brown like the back o your

hand? Do you want to learn more about your new campus?

Gather together a team o - students, come to the bear

statue on the College Green and enter this years scavenger

hunt! Follow clues around campus to discover some o

the hidden gems o Brown. Prizes will be awarded or the

irst three teams to inish. Sponsored by the Orientation


Want to Change the World?How Can the Swearer Center Support You?3:00 pm4:00 pm

Swearer Center or Public Service, 25George Street

What are the opportunities or community work in

Providence? How do you integrate activism and class work?

What are effective ways to work with aculty in community-based research? How can you develop your own social ventures

while at Brown? Join current Swearer Center community

ellows and staff as we discuss the landscape or community

service at Brown. Rereshments will be served.


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Dance@Brown: An Introduction to theDance Community: pm

Ashamu Dance Studio, Lyman Hall,

Ruth J. Simmons Quadrangle

Are you interested in dancing at Brown? Come to the Dance

Orientation and hear current members o the dance community

including aculty, independent dancers, and members o

both student- and aculty-run groups talk about classes, thedifferent dance companies and clubs on campus, auditions

and more! Tere will be plenty o perormances and chances

to meet other dancers. No matter what style you do, whether

youre a beginner or youve been dancing your whole lie,

this orientation will help you find your place in the dance

community at Brown.

Orientation Shabbat: pm

Hillel, Brown Street

Welcome old riends and make new ones at the first Shabbat o

the semester. Gather at : pm or schmoozing, light snacks,

and candle lighting. Feel ree to attend services, or just hangout with others in the Commons. Stay or afree,delicious

catered dinner.

: pm Conservative, Reorm, Orthodox, and

Havurah Services

: pm Kiddush (blessing over grape juice) and Free

Community Shabbat Dinner

Dive In Movie: pm: pm

Nelson Fitness Center

Missing summer already? Come reminisce and make new riends

at the first ever Orientation Dive-In Movie night! Tere will beinner tubes, water polo, basketball, and other un games. Dont eel

like swimming? Dont worry! Tere will be plenty o other things

to do, including watching Insert Movie Here on the big screen

and eating some delicious snacks [and pizza]! Sponsored by the

Orientation Welcoming Committee.

Browns Got alent: pm: pm

Faunce Steps, Stephen Robert Campus Center, College

Green (Rain site: List )

Unwind rom your first ew days o classes with live entertain-

ment rom the Class o and ellow new students. We

know Browns got talent and we cant wait to see what the newstudents can do! Tere will be prizes or perormers, and all acts

are welcome. You may even win Unit Wars points or your unit

i you participate! I you want to perorm or have questions,

contact [email protected]. Sponsored by the Orientation


Bingo!: am

Kasper Multipurpose Room, Stephen Robert Campus Center

Come play Bingo with your riends and win great prizes!

Sponsored by the Stephen Robert Campus Center.


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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6

Shabbat Morning Services and Lunch: am

Hillel, Brown Street

A spirited and soulul egalitarian-style service, led by and or

students. Shabbat lunch to ollow. Feel ree to stop by just orservices, just or lunch (at : pm), or both!

An Introduction to the City o Providence

Walking ours: pm: pm

Swearer Center or Public Service, George Street

As Americas birthplace o religious reedom and the industrial

revolution, and a center or immigration and tolerance,

Providence is a ascinating and provocative city that can

provide an important context or your Brown education.

Te Swearer Center or Public Service has organized a menu

o tours to introduce you to the neighborhoods, communityorganizations, culture, politics, and history o Providence.

Many tours emphasize the relationship between Brown and the

community o Providence, showing the myriad ways in which

the two have, and still do, influence one another.

Each tour will last approximately minutes. We encourage

you to sign up or a specific tour, since space is limited. Acomplete schedule o tours and inormation on reserving

space is available at http://swearercenter.brown.edu/. For

more inormation call () -. In case o rain, call

() - or status o the tours.

Conflict Resolution Skills Workshop: pm: pmSalomon, Room

Why is conlict oten so diicult to resolve? Come to the

Brown University Mediation Projects (BUMP) interactive

conlict resolution skills workshop and learn about the

underlying motivations behind conflict and how to productively

manage these deeper issues. Tese useul skills can be appliedto roommate situations, intimate relationships, group projects,

and work settings.

ime Management Workshop: pm: pm | : pm: pm

J. Walter Wilson, Four classes, activities, sports, a social lieDoes anyone ever

sleep around here? Believe it or not, there is enough time to

do it all. his workshop will show you the tricks o the trade

that help other Brown undergrads get it doneand then

some! Space is limited to .

Unit Rally: pm: pm

College Green (Rainsite-Kasper MultiPurpose Room)

Does your unit have what it takes to win Unit Wars? Come

out with your unit or an afernoon o getting pumped up!

Design team t-shirts, work on your unit chant and even make


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a banner that represents how amazing your unit truly is. And

what better way to bond with your ellow dorm-mates than

with a ast-paced, action packed game o Capture the Flag?

ake this early chance to start showing everyone which unit

will be crowned champion this year!

Tird Meal (Seudah Shlishit) and Havdalah: pm

Hillel, Brown Streethe inal meal o Shabbat will be ollowed by a musical

Havdalah celebration to end Shabbat.

Sex@Brown: Doing What You Want, Not What

Youre Just Okay With: pm: pm


Alexis Saccoman will present his research and the seven

stages o sexual desire. Alexiss talk has been one o the

most popular workshops on campus, and now hes back

on campus or one night to keep spreading the word. Come

to this because you really want to, not because youre just

okay with it. (Youll ind out what we mean!) Sponsoredby Health Services.

Fall Arias Concert7: pm: pm

Steps o Manning Chapel

Brown Opera Productions (BOP) invites all to hear a diverse

array o vocal music perormed by students. Step into Music at

Brown! Reception to ollow! Sponsored by BOP and Music DUG.

A Cappella Arch Sings: pm: midnight

Wayland and Mochamp Arches

Come hear a sampling o Browns wide array o a cappellagroupsyoull be amazed! Sponsored by the Intergalactic

Community o A Cappella at Brown University.

Brown Gets Funny: pm

Salomon,

Join us or an evening o improv, stand-up and sketch comedy.

Out o Bounds will kick-o the event, so make sure to arrive

early or seats. Be there or be square. Sponsored by the

Brown Barrel.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 7

Roman Catholic Mass

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Bagel Brunch: am: pm

Hillel, 80 Brown Street

Meet other students and find out about opportunities to get

connected to Jewish lie at Brown.

BBQ or Catholic Students: noon

Pembroke FieldIncoming Catholic students gather with returning members

o the Brown-RISD Catholic Community or a cookout.

Ecumenical Protestant Service: pm


A joint celebration hosted by the Call to Worship and ImaniJubilee worship communities. Light rereshments will ollow.

All are welcome.

Map Your Way to Wellness at Brown: Health ServicesOpen House

: pm: pmHealth Services (Andrews House), 13 Brown Street, corner

o Brown and Charlesfield

Get the inside scoop on campus resources to keep you happy

and healthy. Stop by or a ree goody bag, shoulder rubs rom

BURP, the Brown University Relaxation Project, and a peek

inside the historical building that houses Health Services. (Fun

act: Andrews House used to be the Rhode Island Governors

Mansion.) Learn about how to access the services available to

all Brown students to meet your medical and wellness needs.

Unit Wars: pm: pm

Pembroke FieldCome over to Pembroke Field and show your Unit spirit

while competing against ellow students in ield games that

require much ingenuity and very little skill. Points will be

awarded to the most spirited and cooperative Units. Youll

get to repeat this event during Senior Week, so dont miss

out! Sponsored by the Orientation Welcoming Committee.

Class o 2018 Sky Photo4:00 pm

Meister-Kavan Field (Rain location: Pizzitola Sports Center)

Join your classmates or a creative spin on the traditional class

photo: everyone will orm a human 2018, which will be

photographed outside on the Meister-Kavan Field (behind theNelson Fitness Center). Everyone will receive a Brown Class

-Shirt. Sponsored by the Brown Alumni Association and the

Brown Annual Fund.

Meik Meal4:45 pm7:30 pm

Sharpe Reectory

Join your Meiklejohn and the other first-years in your advising

group or dinner at Sharpe Reectory. Tis is a great opportunity

to discuss the first ew days o academic lie at Brown and to

strategize the first ull week o classes ahead. Meet in the Cave

with the Meiklejohn banner displayed.


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Protestant/Christian Worship Service: pm: pm


BD

Black Church at Brown Christian Fellowship: pm: pm

Room , J. Walter Wilson, Brown Street

Come and meet other new and returning students whileenjoying good ood.


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LANGUAGE PLACEMENT EXAMS

All first-year and transer students who intend to study a

oreign language with which they have some amiliarity

(whether through ormal study at the pre- college or college

level or through significant exposure to the language through

extended stay abroad or through use in your amily), and who

have not previously submitted scores rom the SA Achievement

est or an Advanced Placement est in that language, are

required to take a Brown oreign language placement test. I

you have submitted scores on an SA Achievement or Advanced

Placement est, but gained significant language experience during

the summer (e.g., by taking a summer course beore coming to

Brown or by a stay o considerable duration in the relevantoreign country), you should take a Brown oreign language

placement test. I you know a second oreign language, we

suggest you also take a placement test in that language. Remember

to review the language(s) to ensure an accurate placement.

French and SpanishSeptember (: am: pm) and

September September (: am: pm)

Education echnology Center (CI) Room

French and Spanish placement tests do not require registration.

Computerized tests are given on a walk-in basis but students

should arrive no later than minutes beore closing time.

For additional inormation visit the individual language

website at:

www.brown.edu/Departments/French/undergraduate/

placement_exam.php or http://www.brown.edu/Departments/

Hispanic_Studies/undergraduate/placement.html

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Other language placement tests

September (: noon: pm)

Barus & Holley, Room :Chinese

Barus & Holley, Room :German

Barus & Holley, Room :Japanese

Marston Hall, Room :Russian

Salomon Center, Room :Italian

(: pm: pm or by appointment)

Arabic, ASL, Persian, Hindi/Urdu, Catalan, Haitian Creole:

Contact the Center or Language Studies

Box () -

Hebrew:

Contact the Program in Judaic StudiesBox () -

Greek and Latin:

Contact the Department o Classics

Box () -

Korean:Contact Proessor Wang in East Asian Studies

Box () -

Portuguese:

Contact the Department o Portuguese and Brazilian Studies

Box O () -

BIOLOGY PLACEMENT EXAM

September (: pm: pm) or (: pm: pm)

Bio Med Center, Room B

Biology , offered in Semester , is the gateway course

required or most o the Biological Sciences concentration

programs. (See http://bms.brown.edu/bug/conc.html.)

However, i you received a score o or on the Advanced

Placement est in Biology, or a commensurate score on the

IB or A levels, you are exempt rom the requirement to take

Biology and are eligible or a Biology credit equivalentto this course. I you have not taken the AP test, but believe

that you have a strong background in the biological sciences,

you may be exempted rom the Biology by passing the

Biology Placement est. he placement exam will be given

again at the start o Semester , or at other times by arrangement

(contact [email protected]).

CALCULUS PLACEMENT ADVISING SESSION

September (: pm: pm)

Salomon Center, Room I you have studied some calculus in high school and intend

to continue your study o mathematics at Brown, you are

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give students more flexibility, the exam has been posted on

the mathematics departments calculus placement page at

www.math.brown.edu/~calcplacement/. It is a sel-graded exam

that students can take at any time to assess their readiness or

calculus courses. Te same website also contains directions to

interpret exam scores, as well as urther inormation about the

various calculus courses offered at Brown.

Current and ormer calculus teachers will be on hand ora placement advising session on Monday, September at :

pm in Lower Salomon Center, Room . Students with

questions about placement should take the online exam in

advance. Ten, i they need urther advice or input, they

should attend this advising session, or they should consult

with the placement advisor and/or the instructors o the

course(s) they are considering.

Te exam and advising session are optional and purely or the

students benefit in defining the best placement in a math

course; they are not required to take an advanced course, and

they do not carry any advanced placement or other credit. For

urther inormation and FAQ, consult the placement websiteat the address listed above.

MUSIC PLACEMENT EXAMS

Placement in many music courses, the Applied Music Program,and perormance ensembles is determined by audition during

the first week o classes each semester. Introduction to Music

Teory (MUSC ) and Teory o onal Music (MUSC

) require placement exams administered at the first class

meeting. Students interested in testing out o MUSC

must take this placement test, which is administered only at

the beginning o the all semester. In addition, a theory exam

is administered in the all or those students who wish to test

out o the theory requirement or the Applied Music Program.

Consult the Music Department website or details and a

complete list o course offerings, programs, and prerequisites.

CHEMISTRY PLACEMENT

Students who plan to take Chemistry are required to pass a

short placement exam that will be offered online rom August

September . o enroll in CHEM you must pass the

placement exam, or successully complete CHEM, orscore a or on the AP Chemistry exam. he oicial AP test

results must be on file with the Registrars office. (Placement

out o CHEM is generally appropriate only or students

who have completed IB-Higher Level Chemistry exams, British

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Te results o this online placement exam will be available

immediately and will determine your course placement in

Chemistry. You must score a minimum o in order to enroll

in CHEM. I you score below , please enroll in

CHEM. Please access the link through the secure student

portion o sel service banner web selservice.brown.edu/ss/

twbkwbis.P_GenMenu?name=homepage. Tis is the same tool

used to search or courses and to register during orientation.

PSYCHOLOGY PLACEMENT

Students with an AP score o or , or with a Higher Level IB

score o or above, may receive departmental credit or Intro-

ductory Psychology (CLPS). I placement or CLPS

is granted on the basis o AP or IB test scores, then another

CLPS course (at any level) must be substituted.


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HOURS OF

OPERATION

DINING SERVICES (DURING ORIENTATION)

Saturday, August 30 - uesday, September 2

Sharpe Reectory(all-you-care-to-eat service)

: am: pm (. per person)

Enjoy a variety o offerings rom our stations, including pizza/

pasta, deli/grill, vegetarian/vegan, and home-made avorites,

along with soup, resh bread, salad, and dessert.

Blue Roomin the Stephen Robert Campus Center is open

rom : am: pm selling a variety o sandwiches,

pastries, and beverages.

Campus Marketin the Stephen Robert Campus Center is

open rom : am: pm selling snacks, beverages, small

grocery items and school supplies.

LIBRARY HOURS (DURING ORIENTATION)

Friday, August

Rockeeller Library(: am: pm)Sciences Library and Friedman Study Center(: am: pm)

Orwig Music Library(: am: pm)

John Hay Library (Closed)

John Carter Brown Library(: am-: pm)

Saturday, August

Rockeeller Library(: am: pm)

Sciences Library and Friedman Study Center(: am: pm)

Orwig Music Library(Closed)


Sunday, August

Rockeeller Library(: noon: pm)Sciences Library and Friedman Study Center(: noon: pm)

Orwig Music Library(Closed)

John Hay Library (Main Reading Room, : noon: pm)


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Monday, September (Labor Day)

Rockeeller Library(: am: pm)*

Friedman Study Center(: am: pm)*


Sciences Library, Orwig Music Library (Closed)

uesday, September

Rockeeller Library(: am: pm)

Sciences Library and Friedman Study Center(: am: pm)Orwig Music Library(: am: pm)

John Hay Library (Main Reading Room, : am: pm;

Special Collections, : am: pm)

John Carter Brown Library(: am: pm)

Wednesday, September

Rockeeller Library(: am: am)Friedman Study Center(opens at : am)

Sciences Library(: am: am)

Orwig Music Library(: am: pm)

John Hay Library (Main Reading Room, : am: pm;

Special Collections, : am: pm)

John Carter Brown Library(: am: pm)

*Rockeeller and Science Libraries open with limited services.

John Hay Library opening inormation: library.brown.edu/

hayrenovation/

BOOKSTORE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Brown Office Building, Tayer Street

(On the corner o Tayer and Angell Streets)

bookstore.brown.edu

MondayFriday (:o am:oo pm)

Labor Day (: am: pm)

Saturday (o:oo am:oo pm)

Sunday (o:oo am:oo pm)

ech Center and extbook Department

Monday-Friday (:oo am:oo pm)Except special rush hours:

Labor Day (: am: pm)

uesday, September Friday, September (: am: pm)

Saturday, September (o:oo am:oo pm)

Te Bookstore offers all required course materials (with online

ordering and rentals available). One stop textbook shopping is

available by accessing Brown.verbacompare.comwhich allows

students to see current pricing rom all the major sources and

order rom whatever source is least expensive right through this

web portal. Te bookstore provides a broad assortment o

school supplies, health and beauty aids, gif and apparel items

rom vendors including Ralph Lauren, Under Armour,Columbia, and more. Te general book department is a ull line

bookstore offering a wide variety o best sellers, academic titles,

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An extensive assortment o dorm supplies, including bedding,

towels, pillows, storage solutions etc., are provided through a

special shop operated by Bed Bath & Beyond and located on

the mezzanine level o the Bookstore.

Te echnology center is home to all your technology needs,

offering Mac and Windows (Dell and Lenovo) computers at

exceptional academic pricing, as well as sofware at educationally

discounted prices or Brown students. Trough its online storeit also offers thousands o computer products and supplies with

specs, comparisons and reviews. Certified Dell, Apple and

Lenovo technicians are available to answer your questions and

repair students computer equipment.

GRAPHIC SERVICES

Main Office,Hemisphere Building (lower level-below

CareerLAB), 167 Angell Street, (401) 863-2258,

Monday-Friday (8:30 am-5:00 pm)

Copy Center,Brown Office Building (lower level - below

Bookstore Cae), 164 Angell Street, (401) 863-3653

Walk in Service, Monday-Tursday (8:30 am-8:00 pm),

Friday (8:30 am-5:00 pm)

Graphic Services is Brown Universitys central one-stop

partner or all your Design, Print and Copy needs. We take

pride in our commitment to quality, excellence and client

satisaction! Our staff o talented experts are dedicated to

providing you with innovative solutions tailored to meet your

specific needs. Graphic Services is comprised o Client

Relations, Design Studio, Print and Copy Centers.

Our services include, but are not limited to, Creative Designor print and digital media; high quality Printing & Copying;

Course Packs; Scanning; ransparencies; Large Format

Printing; Dry Mounting; Variable Data & Personalization;

Bindery; Embroidery; Custom Framing and much more!

I you have any questions about our services or need additional

inormation, please call us or visit our website at www.brown.edu/Facilities/Graphic_Services.


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ORIENTATION PLANNIN G COM MITTEE

imothy Shiner

Director of Student Activities and the Stephen Robert

Campus Center

Carol Cohen

Associate Dean of the College

Yolanda Rome

Assistant Dean for Academic Support & Transfer

Natalie Basil

Director of Residential Experience, Residential Life

Ivone Aubin

Program Coordinator, Office of the Dean of the College

Andrew Donahue

Coordinator for Student Activities and Orientation

Rachel Lopes-Almeida

Administrative Coordinator, Student Activities

ORIENTATION WELCOMING COMMITTEE

Student Directors

Margaret Hassan

Yao Liu

Student Coordinators

Emma Barrett

Hannah Liu

Holly Gildea Luisa Cardenas

Ronak Jani

Sarah Grace

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Admission Office

(Undergraduate)

Dyer Street (not on this map)

Aricana Studies C

Churchill House

Angell Street

Alcohol & Addiction E

Studies, Center or

South Main Street

Alumnae Hall B Meeting Street

American Civilization C

Norwood House

Waterman Street

Ancient Studies E

Annmary Brown Memorial

George Street

Andrews House E

Brown Street

Annmary Brown E

Memorial Library

Brown Street

Anthropology E

Giddings House Hope Street

Applied Mathematics D

George Street

Arnold Lab D

Waterman Street

Athletics & Physical Education B

Olney-Margolies Athletic Center Hope Street

Bell Gallery D

List Art Center

College Street

Biology D

Arnold Lab

Waterman Street

Bio Medical Center C

Meeting Street

Blisten House D

Brain Science Program B

Metcal Research

Tayer Street

Brown Bookstore C

Tayer Street

Brown Card Office C

J. Walter Wilson

Brown Street

Brown Hillel C

Brown Street

Brown Office Building C

Angell Street

Business, Entrepreneurship D

& Organizations

Sayles Hall

College Green

Campus Lie & Student Services E

Benevolent Street

Careers & Lie Afer Brown C

Hemisphere Building

Angell Street

Chaplains & Religious Lie C

J. Walter Wilson

Brown Street

Chemistry D

Geo Chem Building

George Street

Classics D

Macarlane House

College Street

Cognitive, Linguistic & D

Psychological Sciences

Metcal Research

Tayer Street

Cogut Center or the Humanities C

Pembroke Hall

Meeting Street

Community Health E

South Main Street

Comparative Literature D

Marston Hall

Manning Walk

Computer Science D

CI (Watson Center or

Inormation echnology)

Waterman Street

Computing & Inormation D

Services

CI (Watson Center or

Inormation echnology)

Waterman Street

Continuing Education

Dyer Street (not on this map)

Dean o the College D

University Hal l

College Green

East Asian Studies D

Gerard House

College Street

Ecology & Evolutionary Biology C

Walter Hall

Waterman Street

Economics DRobinson Hall

Waterman Street

Education D

Barus Hall

Brook Street

Egyptology D

Wilbour Hall

Prospect Street

Engineering D

Barus & Holley Hall

Hope Street

English C

Brown Street

Environmental, Research & Deaching, Building or

Waterman Street

Environmental Studies C

Urban Environmental Lab

Angell Street

Financial Aid Office C

J. Walter Wilson

Brown Street

French Studies B

Rochambeau House

Prospect Street

Geological Sciences D

Geo Chem Building

George Street


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German Studies E

Hope Street

Graduate School D

Horace Mann

George Street

Grant Recital Hall E

Behind Orwig Music Bldg.

Young Orchard Avenue

Grandoff Center or C

the Creative Arts Angell Street

Graphic Services C

Angell Street

Hemisphere Building

Health Services E

Andrews House

Brown Street

Hispanic Studies B

Rochambeau House

Prospect Street

History C

Peter Green House

Brown Street

History o Art & Architecture D

List Art Center

College Street

Inormation & Welcome Center D

Stephen Robert Campus Center

Waterman Street

International Relations Program E

Watson Institute

Tayer Street

International Student C

Scholar Services

J. Walter Wilson

Brown Street

Italian Studies E

Hope Street

John Carter Brown Library D George Street

John Hay Library D

Prospect Street

Joukowsky Institute or D

Archaeology & the Ancient World

Rhode Island Hall

George Street

Judaic Studies D

George Street

Ladd Observatory

Doyle Avenue (not on this map)

Language Studies, Center or C

Angell Street

Latin America and Caribbean EStudies, Center or

Watson Institute

Leeds Teatre D

Lyman Hall

Waterman Street

LGBQ Center D


Waterman Street

Lie Sciences Building C

Meeting Street

Literary Arts Program C

/ Brown Street

MacMillan Hall D

Tayer Street

Mail Services C

J. Walter Wilson

Brown Street

Manning Chapel D

Te College Green

Marston Boathouse F

India Street (not on this map)

Mathematics D

Kassar House

Tayer Street

Medical School

Richmond Street (not on this map)

Medieval Studies Program E

Annmary Brown Memorial

Brown Street

Metcal Research D

Ruth J. Simmons Quadrangle

- Tayer Street

Modern Culture & Media D

Forbes Center

George Street

Morrison-Gerard Studios EBehind Orwig Music Bldg.

Hope Street

Music E

Orwig Music Building

Young Orchard Avenue

Neuroscience C

Sidney Frank Hall

Meeting Street

Pembroke Center or eaching C

& Research on Women

Pembroke Hall

Pembroke Hall C

Meeting Street

Philosophy C

Corliss-Brackett House

Prospect Street

Physics D

Barus and Holley

Hope Street

Political Science D

Prospect House

Prospect Street

Portuguese & Brazilian Studies D

Meiklejohn House

George Street

Prince Lab D

Brook Street

Psychological Services C

J. Walter Wilson Brown Street

Public Health E

South Main Street

Public Saety E

Charlesfield Street

Race and Ethnicity in America, C

Center or the Study oHillel House

Religious Studies D

Steiger House

George Street


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Renaissance & Early E

Modern Studies Program

Annmary Brown Memorial Brown Street

Residential Life E

Graduate Center E

Charlesfield Street

Rhode Island Hall D

Te College Green

Rockefeller Library D Prospect Street

Salomon Center

Te College Green D

Sarah Doyle Womens Center E

Benevolent Street

Sayles Hall D

Te College Green

Sciences Library D

Tayer Street

Sharpe Refectory D

Tayer Street

Sidney Frank Hall C

for Life Sciences

Meeting Street

Slavery and Justice, C

Center for the Study of

Waterman Street

Slavic Languages D

Marston Hall

Manning Walk

Smith-Buonanno Hall BPembroke Campus

Sociology D

Maxcy Hall

George Street

Stephen Robert D

Campus Center

Waterman Street

Steinert Center E

Power Street

Stuart Teatre D

Waterman Street

Student & Employee Accessibility E

Services (SEAS)

Benevolent Street

Student Life E

Graduate Center E

Charsfield Street

Student Activities Office D


Waterman Street

Student Veterans & C

Commissioning Programs

J. Walter Wilson

Brown Street

Swearer Center D

George Street

aubman Center D

George Street

Teatre Arts & D

Performance Studies

Lyman Hall

Waterman Street

Tird World Center D

Partridge Hall

Brown Street

University Hall D

Te College Green

Urban Environmental Lab C

Angell Street

Urban Studies Program D

Manning Walk

Verney-Woolley Dining Hall B

Pembroke Campus

Visual Art D

List Art Center

College Street

Watson Institute for E

International Studies

Tayer Street

J.Walter Wilson C

Brown Street

Wilson Hall D

Te College Green


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