The schedule proposes that each day be assigned a topic. The day would begin with the mornings dedicated for exams, Athena courses, and housekeeping items (ex. New photo ID, entering the PE lottery, information on the learning communities) followed by an activity/speaker and then discussion groups when necessary. The evenings will be reserved for activities that provide a relaxed environment for the Class of 2006 to meet each other and other parts of their new community.

September 10 — October 15 Assessment of Orientation 2001

Meet with remaining stakeholders

October 15 — November 15 Circulate schedule to stakeholders

November 15 Main events assigned a date

Month of January Recruit Orientation Coordinators

• Will maintain current schedule.
• Issues around funding. Orientation currently contributes $300.
• Students will be able to participate in FPOP without conflicts.

• Continue to have 2-day program.
• Housing concerns.

• Dean Leo Osgood has schedule.
• Met this morning to discuss end date of program.

• All programs will be evaluated by October 1.
• DOE has concerns regarding funding.
• Nuclear Engineering will be participating next year.
• Civil/Environmental Engineering still deciding.

• Dates and times for all exams are set.
• Advising has been moved from Wednesday to Thursday to accommodate Advanced Standing Exams grading needs. Met this morning with Mary Callahan.
• Learning Communities (ESG, ISP, Concourse, MAS) all set.

• Moved to first weekend.
• Needs to be over a weekend to accommodate family leave and President’s Breakfast.

• Meeting held early August. GSU will have use of Lobby 10 and Lobby 13 during Orientation and any necessary facilities on Thursday, August 29.
• Activities Midway to be held on Thursday, August 29 and the Health and Wellness Fair to be held on Friday, August 30 for maximum participation.