NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION - Redlands

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University of Redlands | 21 | New Student Orientation Mandatory Event

On behalf of the entire orientation team, we want to welcome you to the University of Redlands and the start of the rest of your life as a Bulldog! Our goal during orientation is to welcome new students and families to campus and begin the process of integrating new students into the university’s intellectual, cultural, social, and personal opportunities. The orientation team will guide and support you as you begin to find your place within the University community. This week is about new students becoming comfortable and confident with the start of their Redlands journey, meeting new people, and having fun!

We encourage you to ask lots of questions, introduce yourself to new people, attend all the social events, and have fun! The orientation team is excited to get to know you and experience this week with you.

Your orientations coordinators, Jeena, Jen, Katryna, and Iriana

Hello from the Orientation Leaders

Welcome to Bulldog Nation! We’re glad you’re here!

You are about to assume the daunting and exciting task of earning your undergraduate degree from the University of Redlands. The road will be long and sometimes challenging, which is why your full participation in New Student Orientation (NSO) is so important.

NSO is intended to set you up for success. It’s designed to help you build relationships, not just with your peers, but with faculty and staff, to introduce you to possibilities, to help you think about how you engage with others, to challenge your thinking, and to support your efforts as you begin to find a place in the U of R community, your community—a diverse group of scholars, dreamers, people—steeped in tradition, honored by its past, and optimistic about its future.

Please take time to review this entire booklet, and remember each event has a specific purpose and is designed for your active participation. We ask that you show up and be present, and challenge you to participate in as many of the programs as possible. We recognize participation in everything is not be possible, so please note that the schedule designates mandatory events. If you need help figuring out what you can or should attend, we recommend talking with an Orientation Leader, as they likely know the schedule best. There will be other individuals on campus throughout the week who can also assist you—Peer Advisors, faculty, and a diverse group of University staff and administrators. They are all resources for you throughout orientation and beyond.

Take a deep breath, soak in the moments, and envision success.

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Kendrick T. Brown, Ph.D.Dean, College of Arts and Sciences

Donna M. Eddleman Ed.D.University Dean of Student Affairs

Hello from the DeansTable of Contents

Event Schedule

Wednesday, August 29 ............... 3

Thursday, August 30 ................... 5

Friday, August 31 ........................ 7

Saturday, September 1 ................ 9

Sunday, September 2 ............. 10-11

Monday, September 3 ........... 11-12

Tuesday, September 4 ...............12

Reference Info

Resources and Services ..............13

First-Year Seminars .....................15

Campus Map and Directory .... 17-18

Academic Calendar ...... Back Cover

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Iriana Corral ’20Public Policy and Religious Studies double major

Jennifer Ng ’19Business Administration major

Jeena Epperson ’20Sociology/Anthropology and Religious Studies double major

Katryna Lopez ’20Biology major


AUGUST 29WEDNESDAYOrientation Registration8 a.m.–12 p.m. Hunsaker University Center (1st floor)

All students pick up orientation information and a student ID/meal card. Students living on campus should pick up materials before going to their residence hall.

Welcome Lunch11 a.m.–2 p.m. Quad

Our campus food service provider, Bon Appétit, extends its welcome to all new students and their families and invites you to lunch on the Quad, on them! All new Bulldogs and their families are welcome.

Orientation Group Meeting 1:30–3:15 p.m.

Returning students who have volunteered their time to serve as Orientation Leaders (OL) will meet you on the Quad. Their goals are to give you an insider’s perspective on life at the University, to help you meet other new students, and to answer questions that arise throughout the week and beyond. When you arrive on the Quad, look for someone holding your group number; that’s your OL! Not sure of your group number? It can be found on your name tag.

*Johnston students please meet in Holt Lobby.

Residential Community Welcome3:30–4:15 p.m. Residence Hall Lobbies

Get to know your Residence Life and Housing staff and learn more about your new community. This is a great time for family members to run errands, to stop by the Bulldog Café, or to visit the bookstore for some Redlands gear.

Commuter Student Welcome3:30–4:15 p.m. Hunsaker University Center, Student Involvement and Success (SIS) (2nd floor)

Come and connect with other commuter students who might end up being a friend for life! In addition, meet staff members who can fast track your effort to get involved.

Bulldog Student-Athlete Orientation 4–5 p.m. University Hall (U-Hall)

Mandatory meeting for all new student-athletes who plan to participate in any one of the Bulldog intercollegiate athletic varsity teams. Come and listen to a panel of current Bulldog student-athletes who will share insights about their experience and answer your questions regarding academic and athletic balance, eligibility, communication with faculty, time management, meal plans, student employment, and much more.

*Student athletes who are also Johnston students should attend the Johnston Welcome Circle and DeStress, then attend the Bulldog Student-Athlete Orientation at 4 p.m.

President’s Welcome Reception4:30–5:45 p.m. Casa Loma Room

Stop by and meet President Ralph Kuncl and other University administrators at this casual reception. All new students, families, and guests are invited. No formal schedule. Refreshments will be served.

President’s Welcome Convocation Procession5:45 p.m. North side of Quad

New students find your Orientation Leaders on the Quad to gather for your procession into the Chapel. Casual dress for this event.

President’s Welcome Convocation6–7 p.m. Memorial Chapel

This event serves as the official induction of the Class of 2022. Everyone is invited. University of Redlands President Ralph Kuncl will be the featured speaker.

Dinner With Your Families7–9 p.m. Downtown Redlands/Irvine Commons

Enjoy dinner on your own in downtown Redlands or the Irvine Commons. See page 14 for local dining options offering special pricing for U of R families and students for dinner on Wednesday. If you are planning to eat in the Irvine Commons, please note dinner ends at 7:30pm.

Master Hypnotist James Kellogg, Jr.9:30p.m. Memorial Chapel

Join us for a highly entertaining and hilarious show starring you and your peers (if you are brave enough to volunteer, and lucky enough to be selected!).

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Poo Foo Joozy Woozy

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OCH TAMALE YELL 9 p.m.

Administration Building steps

Do you Och Tamale? No idea what we are talking about? Come learn this Redlands

tradition that started in 1921.


AUGUST 30THURSDAYBreakfast7–8:30 a.m., Irvine Commons

Your orientation meal plan begins today. Bring your student ID, which is also your meal card, for access to the dining hall.

Find Your First-Year Seminar (FYS) Class 8:30 a.m. Hunsaker Plaza

Meet your FYS Peer Advisor in the Hunsaker Plaza. Peer Advisors will be holding signs with FYS titles and numbers. They will walk you to your classroom. Class starts at 9 a.m. Don’t be late!

First-Year Seminar Class Meeting #1 9–11 a.m. See chart on page 16 for location

All first-year students attend a First-Year Seminar class in an assigned location.

Och Tamale LIVE 11:15 a.m.–12:30 p.m. (OL Group Numbers 1-11) 1:30–2:45 p.m. (OL Group Numbers 12-24) 4–5:15 p.m. (OL Group Numbers 25-36) Glenn Wallichs Theatre

This is a mandatory event for all new students under the age of 23.

Och Tamale LIVE is a student-adapted sketch comedy show that is sure to make you laugh! The show explores the many thrills and hurdles to becoming a U of R student and examines themes of inclusion, independent/creative thinking, and honest self-reflection. Join us to learn helpful campus information and get some laughs while taking it all in!

Science, Math/Computer Science, and Pre-Health Orientation 11:15 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Orton Center

Mandatory meeting for all students who anticipate majoring in biology, biochemistry, chemistry, computer science, math, or physics, or pursuing a pre-health or engineering track. Information will be made available by departmental faculty.

Business Administration and Management Major Orientation11:15 a.m.–12:05 p.m. Casa Loma Room

Mandatory meeting for all students considering majoring in business administration or management. Pre-advising information will be made available by departmental faculty.

Global Business Major Orientation12:10–1 p.m. Casa Loma Room

Mandatory meeting for all students considering majoring in global business. Pre-advising information will be made available by departmental faculty.

Thinking About Teaching? 12–1 p.m. University Hall (U-Hall)

Mandatory meeting for all students interested in teaching at the elementary or secondary level. Kathy Hickey, Director of the Liberal Studies program, will discuss your major options and pathways to a teaching career.

Lunch12–1:30 p.m., Irvine Commons

Students are reminded to bring their student ID, which is also their meal card.

*Food service is pay-as-you go for guests who do not have an orientation meal plan.

Spanish Placement for First-Year and Transfer Students 1–5 p.m. Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center

Mandatory testing is required for all students who plan on taking Spanish (except for those who already interviewed during Connections Day). Interviews are mandatory even if you have earned AP or IB credit. Without placement assessment, you will not be able to enroll in a Spanish class at any level. You are assigned a specific testing time by your First-Year Seminar.

1:00 p.m. FS 01 – 03 3:00 p.m. FS 20 – 24 1:30 p.m. FS 04 – 08 3:30 p.m. FS 25 – 29 2:00 p.m. FS 09 – 13 4:00 p.m. FS 30 – 34 2:30 p.m. FS 14 – 19 4:30 p.m. FS 35 – 39

Other Language Placement for First-Year and Transfer Students

Online language placement test link: http://webcape.byuhtrsc.org/

nwcregister.php?acct=redlands

Arabic Language 1–3 p.m. Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center 112 No online test

Chinese Language 1–3 p.m.

Hall of Letters 301 Please take the online test first and bring results

to the oral interview.

French Language 1–3 p.m.

Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center 140 Please take the online test first and bring results

to the oral interview.

German Language 1–3 p.m.

Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center 118 and 122

Please take the online test first and bring results to the oral interview.

Japanese Language 1–3p.m.

Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center 112 No online test

American Sign Language 1–3p.m.

Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center 112

No online test

Math Placement Consultation for First-Year and Transfer Students2–4 p.m. Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center

Students who need to take a math placement test were instructed to do so online during the summer. If you have any additional questions or were not able to complete the placement test prior to arrival on campus, you may seek assistance from math faculty at this time.

DUDES Meet and Greet 4 – 5p.m. Hunsaker University Center, Multicultural Center (1st floor)

Learn about this nationally recognized program, meet cool administrators, and grab some Strongman’s Pizza!

Dinner5–6:45 p.m., Irvine Commons

Pep Band Rehearsal 5–6 p.m. Memorial Chapel stage

Join the official University of Redlands Pep Band and play at home football games! Just bring your instrument (or if you need one, come and let us know) for this first rehearsal of the year. Dinner will be provided at the rehearsal.

Success By Choice—Marlon Smith7:15–8:15 p.m. Memorial Chapel

In 1992, Marlon quit his job as an engineer to become a full-time entrepreneur, inspirational speaker, doer, and dreamer. His journey, the lessons learned and his habits of the mind and heart will leave you laughing and thinking about the goals you need to set to achieve your dreams. Success is a choice. What will you choose?

Glow Wild with ASUR 8:15–10:30 p.m. Quad

Start your college career off BRIGHT and come get your GLOW on with ASUR. This incandescent carnival will start your college experience off with a bang! Rock walls, laser tag, game truck, inflatable obstacles courses, food, music, photo booth, class competitions, and more. Wear white or neon attire to this event in order to glow big or glow home!

Dawgs After Dark11 p.m.–12 a.m. Hunsaker University Center, Student Involvement and Success (SIS) (2nd floor)

Not tired? Join fellow night owls for games and snacks!

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AUGUST 31FRIDAYBreakfast7–9 a.m., Irvine Commons

Don’t forget your student ID/meal card and be sure to check your balance!

Academic Advising For First-Year StudentsAll Day

Meet your FYS faculty and Peer Advisor for advising (by appointment).

Music Major Orientation8 a.m.–9 a.m. Watchorn Hall, Frederick Loewe Performance Hall

Mandatory meeting for all students who anticipate majoring in music. Students will schedule mandatory auditions during this time. Music placement testing is required and will take place between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m.

Academic Fair8:30–10:30 a.m. Orton Center

Come explore the wealth of academic opportunities available in the College! Faculty and current students will be available to answer any of your questions about majors (including double majors), minors, academic internships, and other aspects of the curriculum. Start your first semester primed with knowledge of unforeseen intellectual possibilities!

Intramural Sports Info Meeting10–11 a.m. Outdoor Programs office (east side of Currier Gym)

Come learn more about intramural sports, including involvement and work opportunities.

Native American Student Programs10–11 a.m. Hunsaker University Center (1st floor)

If you are a Native American student or are interested in learning and working with Native people, come to this session and learn about the support programs and community service opportunities available to you! Visit with staff and check out the office and lounge spaces.

College Success Strategies: Tackling Time Management10–11 a.m. Gregory 175

Learn proactive time management techniques, set your priorities, and energize yourself with our Academic Success support services. Pinpoint your most effective study habits to save you time and energy. Plus, get tips from former Redlands students on how to enhance your college success.

First-Generation Student Support11 a.m.–12 p.m. and 3–4 p.m. Gregory Hall 272

If you are the first in your family to attend a four-year university, this session is for you. Come explore the resources the University offers for first-generation college students.

Brain Break11 a.m.–12 p.m. Hunsaker University Center, Student Involvement and Success (SIS) (2nd floor)

Game on! Join us to take part in board games, play Nintendo Switch, or take a moment to relax. This is a great opportunity to interact with Orientation Leaders and incoming students you haven’t met yet.

Amazing Race11 a.m.–12 p.m. Hunsaker University Center (1st floor)

Come adventure across the campus as you race to discover the hidden gems of the University that will become a part of your daily life. Race against other teams to win prizes!

Lunch11:30 a.m.–1 p.m., Irvine Commons

Orientation Group Meeting 1–2 p.m.

Meet your group in the agreed-upon location.

Planning for Career Success2–3 p.m. Gregory Hall 175

The transition from college to professional life is often accompanied by feelings of trepidation and uncertainty. What steps should you take right now to secure a successful and fulfilling future after graduation? How do you compete for community and campus leadership positions, graduate school, and professional opportunities? This session will highlight the various ways Career and Professional Development can help you maximize your potential at the University of Redlands and beyond.

Real World Redlands 3–4 p.m. Plaza Café

Current students are your #1 resource, and they want to help you find your way. Come and learn about some of their highs and lows and get some “real world” Redlands advice.

Academic Success for Students Seeking Accommodations4–5 p.m. Gregory 175

Learn the types of services and support that Academic Success and Disability Services can provide for students

Dinner4–6 p.m., Irvine Commons

Faces of America6– 7:30 p.m. Memorial Chapel

This is a MANDATORY event for all new students, regardless of age. Attendance will be taken. Bring your student ID.

Hailed by the Los Angeles Times as a “Best Bet,” this one-person show contains stories based on true experiences of high school and college-age individuals and explores the elements of what it means to be an American in our society. Written by Fran de Leon and Colin Cox and performed by Fran, Faces of America promises to spark a deeper appreciation and understanding of all members of our community as well as discussion and dialogue that will be sustained over your four years at Redlands.

Bulldog Women’s Soccer vs. Gustavus Adlophus University 7:30 p.m. Farquhar Field

GO BULLDOGS! Come support the women’s opening soccer game! Bring a blanket and be ready to cheer on your fellow Bulldogs!

Pool Party 8:45–11 p.m. Thompson Aquatic Center

Grab a bathing suit and a towel and come make a splash at the new student pool party! Music, games, snacks, pool floaties, and more will ensure this is the best pool party you’ve ever attended!

Target Takeover! 11 p.m.–1:30 a.m. Redlands Target

Redlands Target is hosting a private party to welcome all new Bulldogs! Take a bus from the Chapel to Target for a night full of discounted shopping, free food, music, games, and meeting new people. You won’t want to miss this! *Buses travel to and from the University on a rotating basis.

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SEPTEMBER 1SATURDAYBreakfast7–9 a.m., Irvine Commons

Academic Advising Continues8 a.m.–12 p.m.

Meet at the time and location prearranged with your advisor.

First-Year Students: Register For Classes8 a.m.–5 p.m. Armacost Library, Jones Computer Center

Your registration time is determined by the last digit of your student ID number, as indicated below. Please come to your registration session five minutes early, with your Redlands ID and password. You may not line up until 30 minutes before your registration time.

You may register online anytime between your assigned time and 8 a.m., Sunday, September 2.

After this time, add/drop slips will be required to change your class schedule. Consult with your Peer Advisor on the process for add/drop slips.

Last Digit of Time to begin Student ID Registration 1 8:00 a.m. 2 8:45 a.m. 3 9:30 a.m. 4 10:15 a.m. 5 11:00 a.m. 6 12:00 p.m. 7 1:00 p.m. 8 2:00 p.m. 9 3:00 p.m. 0 4:00 p.m.

Redlands Cross Country Invitational Meet 9 a.m. Quad

Join the cheer team and fellow Bulldog fans on the Quad to cheer on the Bulldog men’s and women’s cross country teams in the only home meet of the season. The start and finish are on the Quad and you can follow them to Sylvan Park (across the street from campus) to watch.

Safe Space Allies Training10–11a.m. Hunsaker University Center, Campus Diversity and Inclusion (CDI) (1st floor)

Learn how to be a supportive ally to members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and queer communities.

Brain Break11 a.m.–12 p.m. Hunsaker University Center, Student Involvement and Success (SIS) (2nd floor)


Lunch11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m., Irvine Commons

Center for Gender Justice, Multicultural Center, and Pride Center Open House1–3:30 p.m. Hunsaker University Center (1st floor)

Come check out the Center for Gender Justice, Multicultural Center, and Pride Center. There will be students on hand to answer questions and talk about getting involved.

Orientation Group Meetings 3:30–4:30 p.m.

Meet your group in the agreed-upon location.

Game Day Dinner 5 p.m., Irvine Commons

Be sure to make time to have your face painted, practice the Och Tamale, and meet Addie, the University mascot. The University cheer team will make an appearance as well. *Note: maroon and gray attire strongly recommended.

Bulldogs vs. George Fox University Football Game7 p.m. Ted Runner Stadium

Come out and support your fellow Bulldogs as they kick off the season against George Fox! Wear your best Redlands gear. ID card required for free entrance.

Plaza Palooza9:30–11:30 p.m. Hunsaker Plaza

A carnival themed-event with food, games, music, & prizes!

SEPTEMBER 2SUNDAYBreakfast7–9 a.m., Irvine Commons

Orientation Group Meetings and Foundations of Community9:15 a.m.–12 p.m. Hunsaker Plaza

Foundations of Community is a MANDATORY event for all new students under the age of 23. Be sure to bring your student ID, as it will be used to record your attendance.

Meet your orientation group leader in Hunsaker Plaza, who will get you to where you need to be. Groups will begin to leave at 9:16 a.m. Orientation groups will rotate, so half attend Foundations from 9:30–10:45, and the other half attend their OL Meeting at that time. Then the groups who had an OL meeting at 9:30 will attend Foundations from 10:45–Noon, and vice versa. Each session will have two-three OL groups combined. * These sessions are required so do not be late!

In a small group format, actively engage in a discussion about what it means to be a part of this University community and think critically about the values that brought you here. Topics include community standards and how they are upheld, consent, healthy relationships, and alcohol and drug use.


Religious Life Open House12–1 p.m. Plaza Café

An open house for the religious organizations and religious life leaders on campus. All are welcome to learn more about opportunities for involvement.

Jump Into Service Fair12–1:30 p.m. Plaza Café

The Office of Community Service Learning (CSL) is nationally ranked for its outreach as a result of our students’ commitment to serving their community. CSL’s student leaders will share programs offered and facilitate a service project. Stop by to hear what CSL has to offer and the many ways you can complete your Community Engagement Requirement (CER/CSAC). The CSL staff looks forward to serving with you during your time at Redlands.

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First-Year Seminar Class Meeting #2: Time Management and Study Skills1:45–4 p.m.

Meet in your designated locations noted on page 16.

Dinner4:30–6:30 p.m., Irvine Commons

Crafts 5–6 p.m. Hunsaker University Center (1st floor)

Let’s get crafty! Make some quick, simple, and fun projects. Learn some new residence hall-friendly crafts. No experience needed.

32nd Annual New Student Talent Show7–8:30 p.m. Orton Center

Come see your classmates perform! You will be entertained by musicians, actors, comedy acts, dancers, and so much more. Prizes will be awarded to first, second, and third places. Sign up with your Orientation Leader!

Ghost Stories9 p.m. Orton Fire Pit (next to East Hall)

Hear stories of Redlands’ ghostly haunts with your OLs.

Sardines 9:45 p.m. Hall of Letters

Come hide from classmates and ghouls alike with a game of sardines in the Hall of Letters. Spooky! Hopefully your classmates find you before the ghosts do… BOO!

Late Night Fun 10:30 p.m.–midnight Outdoor Basketball and Volleyball Courts (behind Cal-Founders Hall)

Join us for a series of outdoor activities: capture the glowstick, basketball, sand volleyball, lawn games, and many more options! There will be food, too!

SEPTEMBER 3MONDAYBreakfast7–9 a.m., Irvine Commons

University meal plans begin today.

Student Employment: Work-Study9 a.m. and 10 a.m. Casa Loma Room

Students who receive a work opportunity as part of their financial aid and who are interested in working should attend one of the two in person sessions or an online session (bit.ly/studentemploymentuor).

This workshop will tell you all you need to know about work-study and student employment.

Orientation Group Meeting 10:30–11:15 a.m. Meet your group in your agreed-upon location

This is your last meeting, the end of your first chapter. Be sure to check in and get some last words of advice.


Brain Break12 - 1 p.m. Hunsaker University Center, Student Involvement and Success (SIS) (2nd floor)


Errand Express to Citrus Plaza12–4 p.m. Memorial Chapel

Shuttles depart periodically from the Chapel steps and take students to Citrus Plaza, a shopping center where you can shop at Target, Bed Bath and Beyond, Kohl’s and several other well-known stores. Your student ID is required to board the shuttle.

Crafts2–3p.m. Hunsaker University Center (1st floor)

Let’s get crafty! Make some quick, simple, and fun projects. Learn some new residence hall-friendly crafts. No experience needed.

Party Like A Bulldog 4–5 p.m. Meet at Gregory Hall courtyard

This is a MANDATORY event if you plan to go to parties on campus. This is a student-led discussion that introduces new students on how parties work at the U of R and how to be safe and have a good time! Remember to bring your ID.

Dinner4:30–6:30 p.m., Irvine Commons

Come join returning students for dinner.

Movie On The Quad8 p.m. Frosh Quad (between East Hall and Williams Hall)

Come to the Frosh Quad to watch Jurassic World brought to you by ASUR Social Affairs. Bring a blanket, towel, or lawn chair. Snacks provided.

SEPTEMBER 4TUESDAYFirst Day of ClassesLet your journey begin!

Campus-Wide Dining Hours BeginSee page 14 for details

All College Dinner and Involvement Fair5–7:30 p.m. Quad

Join your new University family for dinner on the Quad and visit the interactive Involvement Fair. *Irvine Commons is closed tonight.

Your Feedback Is Important to Us!Please complete the survey sent to your Redlands.edu email. We thank you in advance for your participation.

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Meal Plan DiningNote: meals during orientation are covered by the University and will not come out of your academic year meal plan. If you purchased a University meal plan, it will begin with breakfast on Monday, September 3. That morning, your meal plan dining dollars will be uploaded onto your ID card, which is also your meal card. Dining dollars are distributed twice each year, at the beginning of the fall semester and at the beginning of the spring semester, and are allotted to fund your meal purchases through the fall, spring, and May Term sessions. For more information contact Bon Appétit at 909-748-8972 or visit redlands.cafebonappetit.com.

Dining HoursDining hours will vary slightly from day to day throughout orientation. Exact operating hours are posted at the Irvine Commons entrance. Starting Monday, dining hours are:

Irvine Commons Breakfast/Monday-Friday 7–9:30 a.m. Breakfast/Saturday 8–10 a.m. Brunch/Saturday–Sunday 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Lunch/Monday–Friday 10:50 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Dinner/Monday–Thursday 5–7:30 p.m. Dinner/Friday–Sunday 5–6:30 p.m.

Plaza Café and Market Monday–Thursday 10:30 a.m.– 1:00 a.m. Friday 10:30 a.m.–11 p.m. Saturday 2 p.m.–11 p.m. Sunday 2 p.m.–12 a.m.

Bulldog Café Monday–Thursday 8 a.m.–11:30 p.m. Friday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday 12–5 p.m. Sunday 12 p.m–12 a.m.

University Club Monday–Friday 11:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m.

Open Fitness Center HoursSee the University of Redlands App for details

Open Pool HoursMonday, September 3 | 1–3 p.m. Thompson Aquatic Center

Bulldog DiscountSupport CSL’s student-led children’s outreach and mentoring programs while enjoying discounts at local establishments! Purchase a Bulldog Discount Card for $10, good for the 2018/19 academic year, with all proceeds benefiting CSL’s programs. Pick up yours in the Office of Community Service Learning, 2nd floor, Hunsaker University Center today!

Local DiningVarious local Redlands restaurants are offering special pricing for University of Redlands families and students for dinner on Wednesday, August 29. You must show your Student ID or orientation booklet to receive the discount.

Cuca’s (Mexican) No Reservations1752 E. Lugonia Ave. #121 Price Range: $909-389-1235 10% off

Heska’s Sugar Shack(sandwiches, soup) No Reservations1741 Mentone Blvd. Price Range: $909-389-9976 10% off total bill

Johnny’s Tacos & Sports No Reservations1756 E. Lugonia Ave. #108 Price Range: $909-794-7922 25% off food purchase (excludes alcohol/specials)

Aloha Poké Bowl No Reservations360 Orange St. Price Range: $$909-793-7888 15% off total bill

Benjarong (Thai) 1001 W. Park Ave. Price Range: $$909-792-3235 10% off total bill

Eureka Burger (American) No Reservations345 W. Pearl Ave. Price Range: $$ 909-335- 5700 10% off total bill

Gourmet Pizza Shoppe No Reservations120 E. State St. Price Range: $$909-792-3313 15% off total bill

Citrone 328 Orange St. Price Range: $$$909-793-6635 10% off total bill

$ Inexpensive - under $10 | $$ Moderate - $11–$30 | $$$ Expensive - $31+

Redlands AppThis year the University is proud to announce the launch of a brand-new app for Redlands students. It is an easy way for students to access the useful tools they need to be successful. You can access the orientation booklet and more via the app. To download it, please visit your phone’s app store and search for University of Redlands. The app is called “University of Redlands”

General Information Questions? Call 909-748-8100 for more information or visit Student Involvement and Success (SIS) on the second floor of Hunsaker University Center.

Orientation Leaders Over the next few days you will be immersed in all things Redlands, and there is a team of people ready to help you navigate your New Student Orientation experience. Orientation Leaders are current students who have volunteered to help you make the most of orientation.

WiFiStudents can connect by selecting the “UoR” network on their devices and logging in with their University email and password.

Connecting Your Computer8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Hunsaker University Center, Bulldog Room (2nd floor)

The ResNet Department is at your service, Monday to Friday from 8 a.m.– 4:30 p.m. during New Student Orientation.

Counseling Center Services8 a.m.–5 p.m. Armacost Library, Student Development Center, Counseling Center (ground floor)

The Counseling Center will be open during orientation from Wednesday, August 29 through Monday, September 3 (excluding the weekend). To schedule an appointment, call 909-748-8108 or drop by the Counseling Center. For after-hours or weekend counseling emergencies, please contact your Community Assistant or call Public Safety at 909-748-8888.

Health CenterThursday, August 30 | 8–11:30 a.m. and 1–4:30 p.m. Friday, August 31 | 8–11:30 a.m. and 1–4:30 p.m. Monday, September 3 | 8–11:30 a.m. and 1–4:30 p.m. Health Center (located behind Memorial Chapel)

Doctors will begin taking appointments on September 4th.

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FS 20 – Incredible India Professor Pani Chakrapani Peer Advisor Komal Muthyalu Armacost Library Lab 140

FS 21 – Inequalities and their (Dis)Contents Professor Dorene Isenberg Peer Advisor Samuel Tragesser Duke Hall 201

FS 22 – From Reality TV to “Fake News”: How Do We Actually Know Anything? Professor Pat Wasielewski Peer Advisor Gabriela Cavazos Larsen Hall 127

FS 23 – Harnessing the Power of Digital Imaging Professor Barbara Pflanz Peer Advisor Fernando Herrera Ann Peppers Hall 123

FS 24 – The Psychology of Travel Professor Susan Goldstein Peer Advisor Anastasia Wright Larsen Hall 126

FS 25 – The Science of Food Professor Susan Blauth Peer Advisor Aditi Bhatnagar Hedco Hall 115

FS 26 – So You Want To Be A Teacher? Professor Kathy Hickey Peer Advisor Alexys Moretti Larsen Hall 227

FS 27 – Moral Imagination: The Art of Speaking Truth to Power Professor John Walsh Peer Advisor TBD Appleton Hall 116

FS 28 – Transnational Horror: Movies, Markets, and the Macabre Professor Piers Britton Peer Advisor Hannah Bogan Hall of Letters 100, 217

FS 29 – Rereading Fairy Tales Professor Francis Bright Peer Advisor Grace Norman Hall of Letters 105

FS 30 – Global Issues for American Business Professor Jack Osborn Peer Advisor Hunter Adamo Duke Hall 300

FS 31 – Personal Journey: A Psychological Approach Professor Kelly Scribner Peer Advisor Christopher Frejlach Hall of Letters 111

FS 32 – Contextual America: Why Do So Many Smart People Do So Many Stupid Things Professor Dalyn Montgomery Peer Advisor Alyssa Cortinas North University Hall 111

FS 33 - Information is Power: Hactivists, Watchdogs, and Whistleblowers Professors Shana Higgins and Lua Gregory Peer Advisor Jack Dimmock Hall of Letters 211

FS 34 – Finding Your Voice in America: The College Student’s Guide to Power Professor Alesha Knox Peer Advisor Irad Leon Hall of Letters 100

FS 35 – Connecting to the Wild: Outdoor Leadership and Development Professor Andrew Hollis Peer Advisor Allie Kuroff North University Hall 111

FS 36 – Islam in the Media Professors Sana Tayyen Peer Advisor Aya Musleh Larsen Hall 228

FS 37 – Unintended Consequences (It Seemed Like a Good Idea) Professor Susanne Pastuschek Peer Advisor Jonathan Coombs Hall of Letters 205

FS 38 – Hugging Trees and Kissing Fish: An Investigation into Ecopsychology Professor Theresa Ellis Peer Advisor Kaila Adams Gregory Hall 175

FS 39 – Punk Rock: DIY (Do It Yourself) for Personal and Social Change Professor Bill Maury-Holmes Peer Advisors Jackson Anderson and Noah Magaña Hentschke Hall 202

FYS FYS Orientation Meeting Location

FS 01 Hentschke Hall 204

FS 02 Watchorn Hall 107

FS 03 Duke Hall 108


FS 05 Hall of Letters 213

FS 06 Lewis Hall 110

FS 07 Lewis Hall 136

FS 08 Duke Hall 312

FS 09 Duke Hall 109

FS 10 Gannett Center Classroom 3


FS 12 Larsen Hall 228

FS 13 Theatre Arts Building 203

FS 14 Gannett Center Classroom 1 and 2

FS 15 Duke Hall 313


FS 17 Appleton Hall 216



FS 20 Armacost Library Lab 140

FS 21 Duke Hall 201


FS 23 Ann Peppers Hall 123


FS 25 Hedco Hall 115


FS 27 Appleton Hall 116



FS 30 Duke Hall 300


FS 32 North University Hall 112



FS 35 North University Hall 111



FS 38 Gregory Hall 176


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FS 01 – Johnston Experience Professor Tim Seiber Peer Advisors Vivian Rodriguez and Hedy Yu, Johnnie Farris Hentschke Hall 204

FS 02 – FYS for Music Majors and Minors Professors Nicholle Andrews and Anthony Suter Peer Advisors Margaret Eronimous and Kristine Llanderal Watchorn Hall 107

FS 03 – Native American Health Professor Lawrence Gross Peer Advisor Chase Leckemby Duke Hall 108

FS 04 – Punk Rock: DIY (Do It Yourself) for Personal and Social Change Professor Bill Maury-Holmes Peer Advisors Makenna Johnson and Samuel Cribbs Hentschke Hall 202

FS 05 – Journalism Around the World Professor Alisa Slaughter Peer Advisor Olivia Fore Hall of Letters 213

FS 06 – Sheroes, Heroes, and Villains of the Environmental Movement Professor Blodwyn McIntyre Peer Advisor Mary Balderrama Lewis Hall 110

FS 07 – Sustainability Planning: Environment & People— An Experiential Inquiry into Sharing the Planet Professor Shellie Zias-Roe Peer Advisor Olivia Yokas Lewis Hall 136

FS 08 – Pinstriped Communists: An Introduction to Business, China, & College Professor Walter Hutchens Peer Advisor Diana Gonzalez Duke Hall 300

FS 09 – Everyday Life in Nazi Germany Professor Jessie Hewitt Peer Advisor Marina Mondot Duke Hall 312

FS 10 – Understanding Islam Professor John Glover Peer Advisor Erika Simms Gannett Center Classroom 3

FS 11 – Games Political People Play Professor Eric McLaughlin Peer Advisor Joshua Becker Hall of Letters 209

FS 12 – Science and Popular Culture Professor Brian Dick Peer Advisor Emily Caldwell Larsen Hall 228

FS 13 – Show Business Professor Trevor Norton Peer Advisor Lauren MacLean Theatre Arts Building 203

FS 14 – Business Communication Professor Bill Southworth Peer Advisor Han Win Maw Gannett Center Classroom 1 and 2

FS 15 – Work: An Inevitable Journey Professor Jill Jensen Peer Advisor Jaclyn Alvarado Duke Hall 313

FS 16 – Health, Medicine, and Society Professor James Krueger Peer Advisors Ellyn Obrochta Hall of Letters 317

FS 17 – Is This Any Way to Choose a President? Professor Steve Morics Peer Advisor Peyton Pfeiffer Appleton Hall 216

FS 18 – Taking the Constitution Seriously Professor Art Svenson Peer Advisor Kealoha Malie Minton Hall of Letters 325

FS 19 - Once Upon a Time...Again. Professor Heather King Peer Advisor Natasha Agramont Hall of Letters 207

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CAMPUS MAP AND DIRECTORYNumerical ListingLarsen Hall ............................102

Gallery .................................103

Duke Hall .............................104Hentschke Hall ......................106Truesdail Speech Center ......... 107

Theatre Arts Building ..............108Administration Building ..........109

Willis Center ......................... 110

Hall of Letters .........................111Greek Theatre ....................... 112

Gannett Center ..................... 113Currier Gymnasium ................ 114

Bulldog Softball Stadium ......... 115Verdieck Tennis Courts............ 121

Alumni House .......................122Grove Apartments .................128Central Avenue Apartments .....129Art Studio .............................130LaFourcade Community Garden ............................. 131Ann Peppers Hall ...................132Anderson Hall ...................... 203

Fairmont Hall ....................... 204Grossmont Hall .................... 205Bekins Hall .......................... 206Bekins-Holt Hall .................... 207Student Health Center ........... 208Watchorn Hall ...................... 209Memorial Chapel ...................210Fine Arts ............................... 211

Quad ...................................212Casa Loma Room ...................213University Hall (U-Hall) ............214Melrose Hall .........................215

Cortner Hall ..........................216California-Founders Hall .........217

North Hall ............................218Merriam Hall .........................219

Energy Center ...................... 220Armacost Library ....................221

Hunsaker University Center ...................... 222–223

Orton Center ....................... 225Frosh Quad ....................... 225AWilliams Hall ........................ 226

East Hall .............................. 227Facilities Management ........... 228Chapel Annex ...................... 229

Hedco Hall .......................... 230Gregory Hall .........................231

Labyrinth ............................. 232Lewis Hall ............................ 233

Brown Amphitheater ........... 233A

Appleton Hall ...................... 234

Fire Ring .............................. 235Haven House ....................... 236

Thompson Aquatic Center .......301Ted Runner Stadium .............. 302

Field House ......................... 303“R” Field ............................. 304

Baseball Stadium .................. 305Farquhar Fields ..................... 307Ticket Booth ........................ 308

Fitness Center ...................... 309Brockton Apartments ............. 311

Buildings and DestinationsAdministration Building ..........109Admissions Office .................. 110

Alumni House .......................122

Ann Peppers Hall ...................132Appleton Hall ...................... 234

Armacost Library ....................221Art Studio .............................130Baseball Stadium .................. 305Bookstore ............................ 222

Brown Amphitheater ........... 233ABulldog Café .........................221

Campus Events Office ........... 222Casa Loma Room ...................213

Chapel Annex ...................... 229Chaplain’s Office ...................210Copy Center ........................ 225Currier Gymnasium ................ 114

Development Office ...............109Duke Hall .............................104

Energy Center ...................... 220Facilities Management ........... 228Farquhar Fields ..................... 307Farquhar Utility Building ..........310

Field House ......................... 303Financial Aid Office ................ 110

Fine Arts ............................... 211

Fitness Center ...................... 309

Frederick Loewe Performance Hall ............... 209Frederick Loewe Theatre .........108Frosh Quad ....................... 225A

Gannett Center ..................... 113Gallery .................................103

Greek Theatre ....................... 112Gregory Hall .........................231

Hall of Letters .........................111Hedco Hall .......................... 230

Hentschke Hall ......................106

Human Resources Office .........221

Hunsaker University Center ...................... 222–223Irvine Commons ................... 223

Johnston Center ............ 206–207Jones Computer Center ..........221

Larsen Hall ............................102Lewis Hall ............................ 233

Memorial Chapel ...................210Office Services ......................214Orton Center ....................... 225

Plaza Café ........................... 223 Post Office ........................... 222

President’s Office ...................109Public Safety Office ................ 110

Quad ...................................212

“R” Field ............................. 304Redlands Symphony .............. 208Registrar ...............................109

Softball Field ......................... 115

Student Accounts ..................109Student Development Center ..221

Student Health Center ........... 208Student Life Office ................ 222Ted Runner Stadium .............. 302

Theatre Arts Building ..............108Thompson Aquatic Center .......301

Ticket Booth ........................ 308Truesdail Speech Center ......... 107University Club (U-Club) ......... 223University Communications .....109

University Hall (U-Hall) ............214Verdieck Tennis Courts............ 121

Wallichs Theatre ....................108Watchorn Hall ...................... 209Willis Center ......................... 110

ResidentialAnderson Hall ...................... 203Bekins Hall .......................... 206

Bekins-Holt Hall .................... 207Brockton Apartments ............. 311California-Founders Hall .........217

Central Avenue Apartments .....129Cortner Hall ..........................216

East Hall .............................. 227Fairmont Hall ....................... 204

Grossmont Hall .................... 205Grove Apartments .................128Melrose Hall .........................215

Merriam Hall .........................219North Hall ............................218

Williams Hall ........................ 226

Switchboard: 0 or 909-793-2121 Off Campus: dial prefix 909-748-

Academic Success .............. 8069Admissions .........................8074

Armacost Library ................. 8022ASUR .................................8100

Athletics ............................ 8400Bookstore ......................... 8950

Campus Diversity and Inclusion ....................8297Chaplain ........................... 8368

College Dean’s Office ......... 8359Community Service Learning 8288Counseling Center ...............8108

Health Center ..................... 8021Johnston Center ................. 8573

Post Office .........................8427Professional Development ................... 8030

Public Safety ...................... 8888

Registrar’s Office .................8019ResNet............................... 8921Student Financial Services .....8047

Student Involvement and Success (SIS) ...............8100Student Life/Housing Office . 8053

Study Abroad Office ........... 8044Thompson Aquatic Center .... 8848

Department Directory

If you have a question or need help with something through-out the week, we are here for you. Visit us on the second floor of Hunsaker University Center in the Student Involvement and Success (SIS) or call us at 909-748-8100.

Wednesday ...........8 a.m. – 9 p.m.

Thursday ..............11 a.m. – 7 p.m.Friday ...................9 a.m. – 6 p.m.

Saturday ...............9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Sunday ................. 9 a.m. – 1 p.m. Monday ................9 a.m. – 7 p.m.

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Fall 2018September 4 Classes begin

September 7 Check-in deadline

September 18 Final day to add classes, final day to submit individualized study contracts

September 25 Final day to submit Johnston regular course contracts

October 8 and 9 Study days

October 10 Final day to drop class without appearing on academic transcript

October 19 Final day to change grading options and credit value

October 22 to Advising and registration period for November 16 Spring and May Term 2019

October 26 Final day to record a grade for Spring 2018 incomplete

November 5 Final day to withdraw from class with a mark of "W" on academic transcript

November 21 to 23 Thanksgiving Break

December 3 Deadline for departmental honors to be completed for Fall 2018 graduates

December 10 Last day of classes

December 11 Study day

December 12 to 15 Final exams

December 17 Winter Break begins

December 19 Deadline for Fall 2018 grade submission: 12 midnight

January 25 Faculty deadline for Johnston student evaluations for Fall 2018

Spring 2019January 12 Transfer Student Orientation (TSO)

January 12 Transfer students register for classes

January 13 Continuing students arrive

January 14 Classes begin

January 29 Final day to add classes, submit individualized study contracts

February 5 Final day to submit Johnston regular course contracts

February 22 Final day to drop class without appearing on academic transcript, change grading option and credit value

March 4 to 8 Spring Break

March 11 Classes resume

March 15 Final day to record a grade for Fall 2018 Incomplete

March 15 Publication deadline for departmental honors awards completion for Spring 2019 graduates

March 22 Final day to withdraw from class with a mark of "W" on academic transcript

March 18 to April 5 Advising and registration for Fall 2019

April 19 Last day of classes

April 22 to 24 Final exams

April 26 Baccalaureate

April 26 Commencement

May 1 Deadline for Spring 2019 grade submission: 12 midnight

April 29 to May 3 May Term Break

May 31 Faculty deadline for Johnston student evaluations for Spring 2019

May Term 2019May 6 Classes begin

May 7 Final day to add a class, submit individualized study contracts

May 8 Final day to submit Johnston regular course contracts

May 9 Final day to drop a class, change grading option and unit value

May 30 Last day of classes

May 31 Final exams

June 4 Deadline for May Term 2019 grade submission: 12 midnight

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