Fall Orientation schedule

PICTURE
YOUR
MOMENT
FALL ORIENTATION
2015
WELCOME
TO FALL ORIENTATION!
This year’s Orientation theme is PICTURE
YOUR MOMENT and we encourage you to live
that theme to the fullest in the year to come
and throughout your college career as you
make your mark here at Simmons. Experience
the best of Simmons by trying new classes,
meeting new people, exploring Boston, and
stepping outside of your comfort zone. At the
same time, make Simmons your new home
and let your own unique personality shine
through.
We are so excited that you are here, and we
look forward to your participation in all aspects
of Orientation. The Office of Student Leadership & Activities and the Orientation Leaders
are ready to assist you, so please do not hesitate to ask questions if you need help.
Orientation will be one of your first
memories of Simmons, and we are
committed to making it one of your fondest!
Have a great year and Go Sharks!
-The Office of Student Leadership & Activities
AUGUST 29
SATURDAY
RESIDENT CHECK-IN AND MOVE-IN
alumnae hall, residence campus
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Welcome to your new home! Following your resident student checkin and receipt of Orientation materials in Alumnae Hall, you will be
directed to your residence hall to begin the move-in process.
Peabody Hall residents should move into their rooms before proceeding to Alumnae Hall for Orientation check-in.
Residence Life
The staff with Residence Life will provide you with everything you need
to get into your new residence hall.
Dining Services
Staff from the dining services team will be on hand to discuss the
various meal options on campus, help you select a meal plan that best
fits your needs or discuss any dietary restrictions or concerns.
Technology Assistance
Members of Technology Services and Support will be around
throughout the day to answer questions and help you connect to the
Simmons Network. For assistance with your computer, please look for
Technology Services and Support staff members, or call 617-521-2222,
option ‘0’ for assistance.
Health Center
Take the time to meet with our Health Center staff to understand the
services available to you on campus and get information on
immunizations and insurance.
Fenway Card Office
If you did not submit a photo for your ID, please go to the Card Office
located on Academic Campus in the Palace Road Building to get your
photo taken after you have moved in and checked into Orientation.
AUGUST 29
SATURDAY
MORNING SNACKS
Location One: Residence Campus Quad, Residence Campus
Location Two: Peabody Hall, 5th Floor Lounge
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Snacks and treats to keep you energized during move-in will be
available in front of Bartol Hall and the 5th floor of Peabody Hall.
SIMMONS COLLEGE BOOKSTORE MOBILE LOCATION
residence campus quad, residence campus
8:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The Simmons College Bookstore will be on the Residence Campus
during move-in to provide you with essentials for your residence hall
room or Simmons gear to show your Shark pride.
The Bookstore on the Academic Campus will be open from
8:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. today.
RESIDENCE CAMPUS MAIL ROOM
ground floor, smith hall, residence campus
8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
If you had any packages delivered or want to make sure you know
how to use your MSC (mail stop code) combination, stop by the
Simmons Mail Room in the basement of Smith Hall.
COMMUTER STUDENT CHECK-IN
academic campus quad
12:00 p.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Welcome to the Simmons Community! Check in to get your schedule
for the next few days leading up to the start of classes and then join
all of your classmates for the rest of the day’s activities.
COLLEGE WELCOME AND LUNCH
academic campus quad
12:30 p.m.
The Simmons Community will gather to welcome new students and
their families for the start of their time at Simmons. President Helen
Drinan, Director of Undergraduate Admissions Ellen Johnson, Student Government Association President Nguyet Ly and Vice President of Student Affairs & Associate Provost Sarah Neill will all share
remarks to welcome you. Everyone is invited to enjoy lunch
immediately following the welcome.
ORIENTATION GROUP MEETINGS
see your orientation packet for location
2:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Reconnect with your fellow group members from Summer
Orientation or meet your new fellow orientees as you start your first
day at Simmons. Your Orientation Leader will review the complete
Orientation schedule and provide time for you to ask questions.
Bring the Orientation folder you received at check-in with you.
COMMUTER STUDENT MEETING AND DINNER
faculty/staff dining room, ground floor,
main college building
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
This session is mandatory for commuter students. This session will
provide you with the opportunity to meet other commuter students
and learn more about important resources available to you. Following this orientation, head over to the Residence Campus for Italian
Night in Bartol Hall. All Commuter student meals are covered
during Orientation.
TRANSFER STUDENT MEETING AND DINNER
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
This meeting is for any students who are transferring into Simmons
College from a previous institution and living in Dix, Arnold, North,
Smith and Evans Halls. Come meet other transfers and learn from
the Residence Life staff information about community living, fire
safety regulations, and campus policies. Then join your fellow
students for Italian Night in Bartol Hall.
This session is mandatory for all transfer students.
FIRST FLOOR MEETING & DINNER (RESIDENT STUDENTS)
residence campus, individual floors
(simmons, morse, mesick & peabody)
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
During this meeting your Residence Advisor (RA) will cover
important information regarding community living and campus policies. You will also be able to start building a community with other
students on your floor. Then join your floormates for Italian Night in
Bartol Hall.
This session is mandatory for all residence students.
FIRST YEAR MEETING & DINNER (RESIDENT STUDENTS)
residence campus, south hall first floor lounge
(south hall residents)
4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
During this meeting your Residence Advisor (RA) will cover
important information regarding community living and campus policies. You will also be able to start building a community with other
students on your floor. Then join your floormates for Italian Night in
Bartol Hall.
South Hall students will meet in the first floor lounge.
This session is mandatory for all South residents.
OUTDOOR MOVIE: JURASSIC WORLD
Residence Quad, Residence Campus
8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Bring your roommate and friends to the see Jurassic World on the
BIG Screen! We will have food trucks including The Cupcakory with
a variety of cupcake flavors and Daddy’s Fried Dough with all the
toppings. Come snack on some of Boston’s best!
AUGUST 30
SUNDAY
BREAKFAST
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
ORIENTATION INFORMATION TABLE
lobby, First floor, main college building
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Do you have questions? Unsure of where you are supposed to go?
Stop by the Orientation Information Table, and Orientation Leaders
will be happy to answer your questions.
ORIENTATION GROUP MEETING
see your orientation packet for assigned location
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Meet with your Orientation Leader and group to discuss the key
highlights and resources of the academic campus.
SIMMONS COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
C-001, ground floor, main college building
10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Visit the Bookstore to pick up your books, some Simmons gear, and
check out their other great supplies.
RESIDENCE CAMPUS MAIL ROOM
Ground Floor, Smith Hall, Residence Campus
10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m
If you had any packages delivered or want to make sure you know
how to use your MSC (mail stop code) combination, stop by the
Simmons Mail Room in the basement of Smith Hall.
MANDATORY
CONCURRENT
SESSIONS
please see your orientation packet for your
assigned times for each session. you will be
with your orientation group for each session.
10:45 A.M. - 11:45 A.M.
1:30 P.M. - 2:30 P.M.
SAFETY IN THE CITY
C101 & C103, First Floor, Main College Building
Boston is your backyard and along with that comes the responsibility
of making sure that you are keeping yourself and your belongings
safe. In this session Simmons College Police Officer, Amanda
Marshall, and Coordinator of Simmons Violence Prevention and
Educational Outreach, Gina Capra, will share several strategies to
promote personal safety and the safety of others. They will be
covering topics ranging from bicycle safety, commuter safety, sexual
violence prevention, bystander intervention and more.
UNDERSTANDING THE SIMMONS HONOR CODE
Linda K. Paresky, Third Floor,
Main College Building
All students are expected to fully understand the principles of the
Honor Code, which has been in practice at Simmons since 1907.
This session will outline the Honor Code, and the policies and
procedures for both the Honor and Judicial Boards.
LUNCH WITH YOUR ORIENTATION GROUP
Bartol Dining Hall, Residence Campus
12:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
Join your Orientation group to check in about how the past few days
have been, get answers to questions you still have, and share what
you are excited about.
YOUR CITY: BOSTON OUTINGS
Quad, Residence Campus
3:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
In your packet, you will find the outing you signed up for, or you will
have signed up for one at check-in. Meet your outing group on the
residential quad to start your journey and explore the area with new
friends. Take the time to learn all about Boston has to offer during
your time out in the city. While in the city, tell us what you love the
most about your new home, Boston, on Instagram using
#offtosimmons
DINNER
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
5:30 p.m.
Dinna’ tonight will be WICKED awesome.
Bartol will welcome us to New England with some of the classics.
Chowda anyone?
BINGO
Gymnasium, Holmes Sports Center, Residence Campus
8:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m.
B3, G7! BINGO! Play bingo for a chance to win fun prizes. From
shark gear to essentials for your new room, you can win it all!
AUGUST 31
MONDAY
BREAKFAST
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
7:00 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
Fens Cafeteria, Academic Campus
7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.
ORIENTATION INFORMATION TABLE
lobby, 1st floor, main college building
8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Do you have questions? Unsure of where you are supposed to go?
Stop by the Orientation Information Table, and Orientation Leaders
will be happy to answer your questions.
Simmons College Bookstore
C-001, Ground Floor, Main College Building
8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Residence Campus Mail Room
Ground Floor, Smith Hall, Residence Campus
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
MANDATORY
CONCURRENT
SESSIONS
these sessions are mandatory to ensure you receive
information to be successful here. Please look at
your personalized sheet to see which session you
are attending during this time period.
8:30 A.M. - 9:25 A.M.
9:45 A.M. - 10:40 A.M.
TECHNOLOGY @ SIMMONS
Alumnae Hall, Residence Campus
Learning new technology can always be
challenging. This session will teach you everything
from how to print your assignments to using
Moodle for your classes. Simmons requires that
all students are adequately prepared to utilize
technology to enhance their learning
experiences. We will also cover what it
means to use social media safely and
effectively while at Simmons and beyond.
TITLE IX & YOU: A PRIMER FOR
NEW STUDENTS AT SIMMONS
C101 & C103, First Floor, Main College Building
Many of us know about Title IX as “the law that made school
sports more equitable for girls and women”. But there is much
more to it. Colleges and universities who recieve federal funding
have an obligation to protect students and respond promptly
to any form of reported Gender-Based discrimination including
sexual harassment, assult and intimate partner violence. Come
and learn about your rights as a Simmons student under Title IX,
reporting options, resources the College has to offer and the important role you can play in contributing to a safe and welcoming
campus for all!
MANDATORY
BLOCK
SESSIONS
these sessions are mandatory to ensure you receive
information to be successful here. choose the session that best fits your interests.
BLOCK 1
11:00 A.M. - 11:45 A.M.
MATHEMATICS COMPETENCY EXAM
L012, Ground Floor, Lefavor Hall
Every student must demonstrate competency in basic college
mathematics by the end of their first year at Simmons. You can do
this by successfully passing the Mathematics Competency Exam
during Orientation. The results are also used to determine your math
placement should you decide to take a math course and can impact
your fall course schedule.
LANGUAGE COMPETENCY EXAM
L012, Ground Floor, Lefavor Hall
Language Placements are administered to make sure you are
registered for the appropriate course level based on your
competency in a particular language. We strongly suggest that most
students start their language requirement in their first semester.
DEFINING YOUR SIMMONS EXPERIENCE
C103, First Floor, Main College Building
During this interactive session you will learn about the Simmons
academic requirements from A to Z and the resources available to
support you throughout your time at Simmons. You will also learn
about academic deadlines, the add/drop period, the pass/fail grading option, grades, Dean’s List, and Credit for Prior Learning. This
session is required for students who did not attend Summer Orientation.
ESPECIALLY FOR NURSING STUDENTS
M222, Second Floor, Management Building
Nursing faculty and student leaders want to welcome their newest
members to the Simmons Nursing community. Join us for a short
information session followed by an opportunity to meet your Nursing
faculty and student leaders.
PRE-HEALTH INFORMATIONAL
L008, Ground Floor, Lefavour Hall
Are you currently a Pre-Health student or considering being a PreHealth student? This information session will cover information
about the coursework a student will experience ranging from the
natural sciences, to social sciences, to humanities. This program is
designed to provide students with strong preparation for admission
to medical, dental, optometry, podiatry, and veterinary schools.
PRE-LAW INFORMATIONAL
L006, Ground Floor, Lefavour Hall
Interested in law? Considering being a pre-law student? Pre-law
provides students with the guidance to choose classes, internships
and other opportunities with the goal of applying to law school upon
graduation.
FROM FENWAY TO FIJI (AND BEYOND!)
M202, Second Floor, Management Building
Find out how study abroad can fit into your college plans! Learn
where you can go and what you can study. Hear how an experience
abroad changed fellow Simmons students’ lives. It’s never too soon
to start planning. Join us at this session to learn why, where, when,
and how to study abroad. Satisfy your curiosity about how to make it
from 300 The Fenway to France, Fiji or anywhere in between.
WELCOME TO THE COF: FENWAY AREA TOUR
depart from the first floor lobby, main college building
Simmons is fortunate to be in the Fenway area of Boston. Explore
your new neighborhood including the other Colleges of the Fenway
and some local area hot spots.
JOB FAIR:
HOW TO FIND A JOB ON OR OFF CAMPUS
M501/502, Second Floor,
Management Building
Many students pursue part-time jobs to
help pay for their education and to gain
valuable employment skills. Join us and
meet potential employers including the
Office of Student Leadership and Activities,
Scott/Ross Center for Community Service,
Giving/Advancement, Admissions, Residence
Life and many more. Come and learn how to
apply to student employment opportunities
found on CA$H and how to use Career Link.
WHAT TO EXPECT IN COLLEGE
M105, Second Floor, Management Building
College is an all new learning experience – this session will help you
understand what to expect. Find out how to meet your professors’
expectations, communicate in a college environment, manage your
time wisely, and other tips that could help you succeed in your time
here at Simmons.
HONORS PROGRAM WELCOME MEETING
L005, ground floor, lefavour hall
Join the Honors Community for a welcome meeting for all incoming
students.
This session is mandatory for all students accepted to Honors.
LUNCH WITH YOUR SIMMONS EXPLORE FACILITATORS
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
Fens Cafeteria, Academic Campus
12:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Please review your personalized sheet to
see where your lunch will be held.
BLOCK 2
1:45 P.M. - 2:30 P.M.
FIRST-YEAR AND TRANSFER STUDENTS
M104, First Floor, Management Building
Students who have not yet registered for the fall semester will be
assigned to an academic advising appointment and should attend
this session at the time specified in their packet.
ADVISING FOR STUDENTS PLANNING ON APPLYING
FOR NURSING
M222, Second Floor, Management Building
This session is for all students who are not currently in the Nursing
program, but are considering applying for it. It will review the
appropriate courses that you should plan to take in order to apply
for the Nursing program.
FROM FENWAY TO FIJI (AND BEYOND!)
M202, Second Floor, Management Building
Find out how study abroad can fit into your college plans! Learn
where you can go and what you can study. Hear how an experience
abroad changed fellow Simmons students’ lives. It’s never too soon
to start planning. Join us at this session to learn why, where, when,
and how to study abroad. Satisfy your curiosity about how to make it
from 300 The Fenway to France, Fiji or anywhere in between.
WELCOME TO THE COF: FENWAY AREA TOUR
Depart from the First Floor Lobby, Main College Building
Simmons is fortunate to be in the Fenway area of Boston. Explore
your new neighborhood including the other Colleges of the Fenway
and some local area hot spots.
GET MORE DONE IN LESS TIME: SELF-CARE
TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC SUCCESS
C101, First Floor, Main College Building
Traditional college activities (classes, studying, extra -curriculars,
etc.) often lead students to neglect other aspects of health, like
sleep and stress management. While it’s impossible to add hours
to the day, it is possible to get more done in less time by engaging
in thoughtful self-care. In this interactive session, gain strategies to
optimize self-care during your first year and beyond. Learn about
Health, Wellness and Recreation Programs and ask questions about
health and wellness on campus.
WHAT’S IT REALLY LIKE AND HOW DO I
GET INVOLVED
C103, First Floor, Main College Building
There are a multitude of opportunities to get involved at Simmons.
Led by student leaders, this session will tell you more about how to
get involved in student organizations, community service, and
leadership during your time at Simmons. Learn about resources
such as the Office of Student Leadership and Activities, Student
Government Association and participating in the Class Council.
BLOCK 3
2:45 P.M. - 3:45 P.M.
DIX SCHOLARS ACADEMIC ADVISING AND COURSE
REGISTRATION
M104, First Floor, Management Building
Students who have not yet registered for the fall semester will be
assigned to an academic advising appointment and should attend
this session at the time specified in their packet.
ACADEMIC FAIR
College Center, First Floor, Main College Building
Stop by the Academic Information Fair to learn more about the
departments, hear more about majors and minors and have the
opportunity to meet faculty members.
CAREER EDUCATION CENTER OPEN HOUSE
Career Education Center, First Floor, School of
Management
Play “Career Bingo” and join the fun - Prizes for everyone!
Meet the career coaches and get answers to your questions about
finding a job, resumes, choosing a major and more.
HEALTH, WELLNESS, AND RECREATION OPEN HOUSE
W-004A, Ground Floor, Main College Building
Swing by the Office of Health, Wellness, and Recreation to learn more
about our Fit @ Simmons and Wellness Ambassador programs.
We’ll be blending up some green smoothies, and will have info on
how to support your own health and wellness during you time here
on campus.
TECHNOLOGY @ SIMMONS DROP-IN SESSIONS
Simmons Technology Desk, Third Floor, Lefavour Hall
Do you need your Simmons Gmail set up on your smartphone? Is
your computer not connecting to the wireless network? Technology is
here to help! Please drop in to meet with a Service Desk Technician to
get assistance with your technological woes or to learn a little more
about Simmons Technology.
OFFICE OF SPIRITUAL LIFE OPEN HOUSE
W-009, Ground Floor, Main College Building
Whether you consider yourself religious or spiritual or are just are
interested in exploring, swing by the Office of Spiritual Life to learn
more about the student organizations and programs supported by
this office.
LIBRARY OPEN HOUSE
Beatley Library, First Floor, Lefavour Hall
Stop by the Beatley Library to take a quick tour, meet our friendly
librarians, learn about our resources, and discover how we can help
you succeed during your time here.
ORIENTATION GROUP MEETING
4:00 p.m. – 5:15 p.m.
See your Personalized sheet for meeting location.
DINNER
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
5:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Savor the last days of summer by chillin’ & grillin’ at Bartol Hall for
some BBQ!
PLAYFAIR!
Gymnasium, Holmes Sports Center, Residence Campus
7:00 P.M.
Join your class and some Orientation Leaders in this fast-paced
game where you will get to know each other in a hilariously fun
environment.
BREAKFAST
SEPTEMBER 1
Bartol Hall, Residence Campus
TUESDAY
7:00 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Fens Cafeteria, main campus building
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
SIMMONS COLLEGE BOOKSTORE
C-001, Ground Floor,Main College Building
8:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
RESIDENCE CAMPUS MAIL ROOM
Ground floor, smith hall, residence campus
9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: EVA VEGA
The Tent, Residence Campus
9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m.
Eva Vega’s mission is to provide education and create safer college
campuses. She has spent her entire career helping people
understand the difference between tolerance and creating safer
campuses where differences are valued and respected and justice
thrives. By challenging biased jokes, assumptions and other “low
level” community offenses, Eva advises students to take
responsibility for the work by actively creating the kind of world they
want to live in by practicing on their school campus. Don’t just talk
about it, be about it and then do something!
This session is mandatory for all students.
F.A.C.E.S. BREAKOUT SESSION
See your Orientation packet for assigned location.
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
This session is the second part of F.A.C.E.S. (First-Year Appreciation
of Cultural Experiences at Simmons). Facilitated by F.A.C.E.S, Simmons Explore facilitators and other student leaders, this program
demonstrates the importance of cultivating a greater understanding
of and appreciation for diversity and inclusion in the Simmons
community. F.A.C.E.S. will help prepare you to live, learn, and work
in a pluralistic society and encourage you to take advantage of the
many opportunities presented during your time at Simmons.
This session is mandatory for all students.
LUNCH WITH YOUR ORIENTATION GROUP
See your Personalized sheet for lunch location.
12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Join your Orientation group to check in about how the past few days
have been, get answers to questions you still have, and share what
you are excited about.
F.A.C.E.S. BREAKOUT SESSION
See your Orientation packet for assigned location.
2:15 p.m - 3:15 p.m
This session is the second part of the F.A.C.E.S program and allows
you an opportunity to reconvene with your group and reflect further
on your experiences.
FINAL MEETING WITH YOUR ORIENTATION LEADER
Meet on the Academic Quad
3:30 p.m. - 4:15 p.m.
It’s the end of Orientation and time to say goodbye to your group;
but remember, your OL will always be a resource for you!
ALL HALL MEETING
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Mesick and Morse Hall Residents meet in Bartol Hall.
Simmons hall residents meet in alumnae hall.
Peabody Hall Residents meet in Quadside.
South Hall Residents will meet on their individual
floors for their first floor meeting.
4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
The All Hall Meeting is where you can get your important questions
answered. Meet your entire Residence Life staff and learn about
getting involved in Hall Council! Most importantly, meet the people
in your residence hall and see how your community will become your
second home.
This session is mandatory for all resident students.
IMPORTANT
DATES
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
FIRST DAY OF CLASS PHOTO OP
lefavour lobby
Have your photo taken to celebrate the first day of classes and be
entered in a chance to win tickets to Boston Calling Festival!
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION MEETING
C-103, First floor, main college building
3:30 p.m. - 4:50 p.m.
Attend the first SGA meeting of the year and learn what the Student
Government Association is all about. Email sga@simmons.edu for
more information.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11
COLLEGES OF THE FENWAY
BLOCK PARTY AND AFTER PARTY
block partyEmmanuel College Quad
5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
after partypozen center, mass art
9:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m.
This annual event provides an opportunity for all Colleges of the
Fenway students to learn more about the consortium resources and
meet students from the other schools over food, music, and
activities. Following the Block Party head to MassArt to dance the
night away at the After Party.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
COLLEGES OF THE FENWAY LGBTQI
WELCOME RECEPTION
wentworth institute of technology, beatty hall, mpr
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Meet LGBTQI students and allies from across the Colleges of the
Fenway. All students are welcome.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16
CONNECTIONS CARNIVAL &
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT FAIR AND BBQ
residence quad
3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Learn about various students organizations and liaisons, learn about
the variety of ways to get involved in service, whether you are looking for a service learning placement for a class requirement, or for a
community service work-study job, and learn about other ways to get
involved during your time at Simmons. You can also pick up packets
to run for your 2019 Class Councils. Brought to you by the Student
Government Association, the Scott/Ross Center for Community
Service, and the Office of Student Leadership and Activities.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
COLLEGES OF THE FENWAY MULTICULTURAL SOCIAL
mcphsu, white hall, third floor
7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Interact with students in multicultural student organizations from
across the Colleges of the Fenway. All students are welcome.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16 - SUNDAY OCTOBER 18
FAMILY AND FRIENDS WEEKEND
Mark your calendars now for our traditional Family and Friends
Weekend. This is a great opportunity to show your family and friends
around Boston and share with them your experiences at Simmons.
Look for registration materials on our website www.simmons.edu/ffw
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26
SPRING REGISTRATION & AARC NIGHT!
Led by representatives from the Registrar’s Office, this program will
go over the basics of how to navigate AARC and how course registration will work second semester when you are registering yourself
online. They will also be able to answer any miscellaneous questions
students might have about schedules or requirements, especially
pertaining to the new curriculum.
ORIENTATION CHAIRS
Shane Giraldo ‘16
Sociology & Art
Olivia Anderson ‘16
Neuroscience and WGST
Hannah Hast ‘17
Exercise Science/DPT
ORIENTATION LEADERS
Erica Bartle ‘18
Nursing
Amanda Cardonne ‘16
Social Work
Michelle Crosier ‘18
Nursing
Nina Forziati ‘18
Biology
Madison Gretzky ‘16
English & WGST
Simran Gupta ‘18
Sociology and Communications
Roseanne Henry ‘16
Psychology & Special Education
Kira Hitz ‘18
Nursing
Kayla Humel ‘18
Finance
Alexandria Itasaka ‘17
Public Health & Neuroscience
Jillian Jennett ‘16
PR and Marketing Communications
Hannah Johnson ‘18
Elementary Education
Amanda Leone ‘17
Social Work & Sociology
Anna Leung ‘17
Elementary Education & Psychology
Kelsey Lipiner ‘17
Biology
Tiff Lo ‘16
Exercise Science
Katherine O’Reilly ‘18
Nursing
Rima Parikh ‘18
Nursing
Elizabeth Rea-Wilson ‘18
Marketing
Azka Siddiqui ‘18
Psychology & Marketing
Kenzie Sheridan ‘17
Psychology
Alexis Solywoda ‘16
Social Work
Monica Tham ‘17
Business Management & Marketing
Casey Walden ‘18
Political Science & Sociology
ORIENTATION LEADERS CONTINUED
Sadiya Williams ‘18
East Asian Studies
Jazzmine White ‘17
Computer Science
Amanda Iturry ‘16
Physical Therapy
Sophia Stone ‘16
Nutrition & Dietetics
Ava Dubovy ‘17
Spanish, Education
Jessica Paula ‘16
Psychology & Special Education
Kyree Jones ‘16
Business Management
Deanna Grillone ‘16
Biology, Pre-Vet
Molly Rajsombath ‘16
Biochemistry, Pre-Med
Erica Eustis ‘17
Biochemistry
Cecilia Elhaddad ‘16
Political Science
Maggie Evans ‘16
Political Science