Fall Orientation 2012 Booklet

2012 Fall Welcome Week Booklet

Training Champions for Christ since 1971

for life at liberty

before you arrive

enrollment assistance, Student Housing office, Integratedlearning Resource center (IlRc), & liberty Police DepartmentResident Student advocate office, career center, Parent &Family connectionsliberty University Bookstore, center for academic Support & advising Servicescampus Recreation, Information technology, card Services, &office of Spiritual Programsoffice of Student leadership, Student care, & center formulticultural enrichmentStudent conduct, International Student center, & libertyUniversity Health Servicescontact Sheets (Academic, Administrative, Clubs, & Ministries)

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computer assessmentDining on campusStudent Flames club & Football ScheduleSchedule of Required & optional events

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Pre-arrival checklistchancellor’s kick-off DinnerWhat to Pack, Residence Hall Policies, University Supplied Items, Items not Permitted in the Residence Halls, campus east, & Quad living

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dear student,welcome to liberty university! I am honored that you have selected liberty as your higher education institution. Founded on visionary faith, today liberty has nearly 100,000 students residentially and online.

Your next few years will be full of academic and spiritual growth. I pray you will get to know liberty’s excellent faculty members and consider their academic and career guidance. they are dedicated to helping you respond to God’s calling for your life. as a unique individual, it will be exciting to see how you will impact liberty and the lynchburg community.

Fall Welcome Week will be the beginning of your life at liberty, so please take a moment to look over this booklet and see what registration steps you will need to complete once you arrive on campus. this week is a great time to meet other new students and to become familiar with our campus and its many facilities. classes begin on monday, aug. 20, and we are looking forward to having you on campus. I know that through your years here, you will truly become a Champion for Christ.

Sincerely,

jerry falwell, jr.Chancellor & President

before youarrivecomplete financial check-in Visit www.liberty.edu.Student login > aSISt > Student > Financial check-InOnline tutorial available: www.Liberty.edu/StudentAccounts > Financial Check-In

/libertyadmissions

/libertyuliberty today (mobile app)/libertyuniversity

get connected!

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complete class registration login to your aSISt account > Student > Registration

choose a housing assignment through your asist accountSelect an available housing assignment that matches your housing budget (chosen during Financial Check-In).View residence hall options at www.liberty.edu/StudentHousing.

request your flames pass id cardVisit www.liberty.edu/cardServices.Visit card Services in Green Hall to pick up your Flames Pass ID card. Don’t forget to bring government-issued photo ID!

review the liberty university honor code and the “liberty way”the Honor code, including the “liberty Way” can be found at www.liberty.edu/libertyway

choose a meal plan through your asist accountlogin to aSISt > Student > Housing and Dining > meal Plan

complete health services form each student must complete a health form, which can be found on your aSISt account.• Fill out the form completely with student’s information.• Health Office visits will be filed with patient’s health insurance and are not covered within the price of liberty’s tuition. Patient will be billed at a regular rate.

CHANCELLOR’SKicKoff

an event for all new students & their families.

thursday, aug. 16, 5:15 p.m. at Williams stadium

(West Bleachers)

meet ChanCellor Jerry FalWell, Jr. and head Football CoaCh turner gill!

*Please note: All students must have a ticket for admission. New students may receive a ticket during FRSM 101, and transfer students with more than 12-credit hours may receive a ticket at the Hancock Welcome Center.

THINGS YOU SHOULD PACK & THINGS YOU SHOULDN’T PACK

our residence halls are cozy and ready for you to move in! We have listed what you can expect to find in each room. Be sure to check with your roommates to fill your room with all additional necessities. We want you to feel at home, but we ask that university furniture remain in your room and that you only use push pins or tacks to attach posters, pictures, etc. to dry wall, not cinder blocks. any use of tape or adhesive putty is at your own risk, as you will be held responsible for any damage.

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INStItUtIoNal lIaBIlItYThe University will not be responsible for damage to or loss of personal belongings, which are a result of fire, wind, water, insects, rodents, vandalism, or theft. However, when damage or loss is reported, the University will take reasonable steps to attempt to resolve the problem. Students residing in the residence halls are encouraged to make sure personal belongings are covered by their parent’s homeowner’s policy or a renter’s insurance policy.

WHAT iS SUPPLiED

tRaDItIoNal UNIVeRSItY SUPPlIeD ItemS IN ReSIDeNce HallS (3 PeRSoN Room):

3 desks / 3 dressers / 3 desk chairs / 2 closets / 3 beds (one lofted bed, one bunked bed) / a sink and a mirror / a window blind

UNIVeRSItY SUPPlIeD ItemS IN camPUS eaSt aND QUaD lIVING (2-3 PeRSoN Room):1 closet per room / Window blinds / Beds / Dressers / Desks and chairs

WHAT iS NoT SUPPLiED

eaSt camPUS eSSeNtIalS:

toilet paper, plunger, bathroom cleaning supplies, toilet shelf / trash cans and trash bags / Plates, silverware, cups, pots and pans / Bathmat / entry floor mat and rug / mop, bucket, broom, vacuum cleaner / toasters and George Foreman Grills are allowed

aNNex eSSeNtIalS:

toilet paper, plunger, bathroom cleaning supplies, toilet shelf / trash cans and trash bags / Bathmat / mop, bucket, broom, vacuum cleaner

ItemS Not PeRmItteD IN maIN camPUS ReSIDeNce HallS:

Pets (except fish and hermit crabs) / Nails and tape that damage walls / Water beds / multiple-plug outlets (except surge protectors) / Hot plates, hot pots / Sandwich makers / toasters, toaster ovens, George Foreman Grill / candles / Space heaters/ air conditioners / tubular halogen light bulbs / torchiere-style halogen lamps/ extension cords

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life at libertystop by the liberty barnes & noble bookstore before class and purchase the “give me liberty” handbook & day planner. you will need this required textbook for your freshman seminar (frsm 101) course.

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Please Note: No early arrivals are allowed except for specific groups that have been pre-approved by the Office of Student Housing. If you have questions regarding your assignment, the Office of Student Housing can be contacted at [email protected] or (434) 592-4139.

tuesday, aug. 14, 6-10 p.m.Wednesday, aug. 15, 8 a.m.-10 p.m.Students who know their room assignment may go directly to their assigned residence hall and receive their key from the Resident assistant during check-in times. on Wednesday, housing personnel will be available in the arthur S. Demoss Hall 2nd Floor IlRc to assist students who do not have a housing assignment or are unsure of their assignment. Your assignment info can be verified by logging into “Housing and Dining” on aSISt.

If you have completed Financial check-In, please go directly to your assigned residence hall to check in with your Resident assistant. New and transfer students who have received a housing assignment may check into their residence hall during the following times:

frESHmAN SEmiNAr 101this orientation course begins on thursday, aug. 16 at 9 a.m., and is required for all first-time freshmen and transfers who have 12 or fewer credits. For more information, visit www.liberty.edu/FRSm.

TrANSfEr oriENTATioNall transfer students with more than 12 credit hours must attend transfer orientation at 10 a.m. on Friday, aug. 17in the towns-alumni lecture Hall.

comPLETE ANy rEmAiNiNg STEPSIf you have not completed the following, please visit the Demoss Hall IlRc on the 2nd Floor of Demoss Hall 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, aug. 15. For students arriving thursday, aug. 16 and Friday, aug. 17 please visit the offices at their locations in Green Hall.

• Financial Check-In • Class Registration • Housing Application and Assignment• Vehicle Registration (Green Hall Indoor Track)

Pick up your Flames Pass ID card at card Services in Green Hall Room 1957 mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m. *Note: a Flames Pass is required for eating in the Dining Hall, as well as, accessing select residence halls.

mEAL ScHEDULEWednesday, aug. 15, Reber-thomas Dining Hall* opens for new and transfer students for lunch. monday, aug. 20, all dining options on campus open. *Your Flames Pass (student ID) is required for admission into the Reber-Thomas Dining Hall.

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comPUTEr ASSESSmENT (pre-test, training, post-test, inft 110)

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at liberty University, each student must complete a technology competency requirement. there are two ways to complete this requirement:

pass the Computer assessment and inFormation literaCy assessment your First semester at liberty university

Complete inFormation teChnology 110 during your First 45-hours at liberty or First year iF a transFer student

Transfer students who have transferred in a course substituted for INFT 110 have satisfied the technology competency and information literacy requirement and do not need to take further steps.If you have questions, please visit our helpful information page at www.Liberty.edu/ComputerAssessment oremail us at [email protected].

there is a one-time $55 fee for the computer assessmento If you choose to take the Computer Assessment, it will be offered during the fall semestero The Information Literacy Assessment will be available on Blackboardo The passing score is 70 percent for both assessments

liberty’s primary all-you-can-eat dining hall offers a delicious dining experience with a wide variety of fresh foods. Selections are categorized by the following stations: The Grill, The Wok, Red Avocado Cucina, Balance (a gluten-free station), Deli Sandwiches, Soups and Salads, hearty main dish favorites and of course, dessert. Reber-thomas Dining Hall is located south of the Worthington Baseball Stadium.

Liberty’s first full-servicerestaurant! Doc’s serves breakfast all day and offers an extensive diner menu. Named in honor of the university’s beloved founder, Doc’s celebrates the rich history of liberty and thomas Road Baptist church! open to the public, so come celebrate with us! located on campus east.

tilley café offers students, faculty, and staff in Green Hall great food in a comfortable atmosphere. It offers Chick-fil-A, and the Fresh market features a salad bar, homemade soups, and a hot buffet daily; including breakfast. Subconnection creates customized wraps, subs and salads, and Starbucks® coffee is brewed daily.

doc’s diner

tilley café

reber-thomas dining hall

located in the campus east clubhouse, the Flames Zone offers grab-and-go items, including cheese quesadillas, popcorn chicken, pizza, sushi, and sweet treats.

this grab-and-go station offers flatbread-melts, salads, gourmet pizzas, and sushi. Relax outside the Reber-thomas Dining Hall under twinkle lighting on bistro-style furniture, and enjoy occasional entertainment.

flames zonebistro ‘71

liberty dining

breakFast 7 - 9 a.m.lunCh 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.dinner 5 - 6:30 p.m.Regular hours will start on Monday, Aug. 20, the first day of classes.

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centrally located on campus behind Demoss Hall, the Hangar provides a food court atmosphere serving Pizza Hut, Grill 155, Freshens, and Sandella’s. this assortment of brands makes available wings, wraps, smoothies, Starbucks® coffee, pizza, and more!

our bistro and café offers a full buffet for breakfast, lunch, and dinner while offering hot grill items to order and espresso drinks of every kind. We proudly brew Green mountain® coffee. located in the liberty Residential annex.

Simply to Go is the perfect stop-off in between classes. located on the 1st Floor of Demoss Hall, the café offers sandwich and salad favorites, prepared and packaged daily; Starbucks® coffee, salads, and more! choose from our wide selection of fresh fruit, and other accompaniments for a complete meal on the run.

hangar food court

hill city bistro and crave café

simply to go

enjoy signature coffee, smoothies and bottled drinks, fresh gourmet pastries, sandwiches, and salads! Don’t forget our famous giant cookies! located in 2nd Floor Demoss Hall IlRc.

Serving breakfast in addition to the classic hot or cold subs daily! located on 1st Floor, back hallway of Demoss Hall.

jazzman’s café

subconnection

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Meal Swipe Options Available

benefits include:•2012 exclusive red Student Flames Club T-shirt, drawstring bag, Flames Pass decal, and free Domino’s pizza•Discounts at the Liberty Bookstore •Priority on reserved premium tailgating spaces for all home football games•Priority on tickets and travel arrangements for away games•Priority for postseason tournament and playoff tickets•Invitation to the inflatable Liberty “Flames Fan Tent” at all away football games•Opportunity for your parents to join the Flames Club at any level, for 25 percent less than original cost•Discounts and coupons at local restaurants and stores•Invitation to exclusive Student Flames Club events

our purpose is to provide students with an identity that connects them to the teams, helps toenhance the game day atmosphere, and is instrumental in spreading enthusiasm and supportfor our athletics program throughout the student body. membership is only $25. For moreinformation, visit the Flames athletics office on the second floor of Williams Stadium tower, call (434) 582-4450, or email [email protected]. Sign up today so that you can be a part of the action as liberty athletics soars to new heights in 2012.

student Flames Club (sFC)

2012 liberty football schedule

Denotes* Big South Conference GameAll times are Eastern Time Zone and subject to changeBold indicates home games

date loCation

SePt. 01 SePt. 08 SePt. 15 SePt. 22 oct. 06 oct. 13oct. 20 oct. 27 NoV. 03 NoV. 10 NoV. 17NoV. 24 Dec. 01 Dec. 08 Dec. 14 Dec. 15 JaN. 05

6:30 P.m.7 P.m. 3:30 P.m. 7 P.m.3:30 P.m. 1:30 P.m. 3:30 P.m. 3 P.m. 3:30 P.m.3:30 P.m.1:30 P.m. tBatBa tBa tBa tBa tBa

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vs. Wake Forestvs. Norfolk Statevs. montanavs. Lehigh Hall of Fame/College For A Weekendvs. Gardner-Webb* Homecoming Weekendvs. Presbyterian college* vs. Concord Family/Parent's Weekendvs. coastal carolina*vs. Charleston Southern* College For A Weekend vs. Stony Brook* Military Appreciation Day/Senior Dayvs. VmI*vs. Ncaa FcS Playoffs (First Round)vs. Ncaa FcS Playoffs (Second Round)vs. Ncaa FcS Playoffs (Quarterfinal)vs. Ncaa FcS Playoffs (Semifinal)vs. Ncaa FcS Playoffs (Semifinal)vs. Ncaa FcS Playoffs (Championship Game)

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Winston-Salem, Nclynchburg, Vamissoula, mtlynchburg, Valynchburg, Vaclinton, Sclynchburg, Vaconway, Sclynchburg, Valynchburg, Valexington, VatBatBatBatBatBaFrisco, tx

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2012 mEmbErSHiP formName:

liberty email:

anticipated Graduation Year:

Hometown: State:

t-Shirt Size (circle one):

Men’s S M L XL XXL XXXLWomen’s S M L XL

Shirt Received: Yes No

membership cost: $25

total amount Paid:

method of Payment (circle one): caSH cHeck cReDIt caRD

card Number:

card type:

exp. Date:

Phone:

Security code:

(circle one)VISa maSteRcaRD ameRIcaN exPReSS DIScoVeR

athletics marketingWilliams Stadium tower 2nd Floor1971 University Blvd.lynchburg, Va 24515

please make CheCks payable to “student Flames Club” & mail to:

tr aiNiNg cha mPioNs

for chris t siNce 1971

ScHEDULE of EvENTS

WEDNESDAy08 / 15

1:00pm–3:00pm

Demoss Hall Room 1090Canadian & international graduate orientation

6:00am–7:00am

Green Hall 2601army rotC physiCal Fitness test

11:30am–1:00pm

Reber-thomas Dining HalllunCh & karaoke

optional Required International students only

8:00am–1:00pm

CheCk in (International student) IlRc

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8:00pm–10:00pm

Schilling at laHayebaCk to sChool bash

5:00pm–6:30pm

Reber-thomas Dining Halldinner

Come hang out with Student Activities for a night of games, music, food, and prizes!

Showcase your talents or be entertained by your fellow students during lunch

tower theater“FareWell” session For parents3:00pm–4:00pm

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* sections: 001,002,005,006,009,014-050 Reference your class schedule

** sections: 003,004,007,008,010,011,-012,013,051-09917

11:30am–1:00pm


9:00am–9:50am

Vines centerConvoCation

7:00am–9:00am

Reber-thomas Dining HallbreakFast

10:00am–12:00pm

Frsm 101 Class time check your class schedule*

10:00am–11:00am

male-DH 1113 / Female-Vines centerkeeping it saFe**

5:15pm–6:30pm

Williams StadiumChanCellor’s kiCkoFF dinner

3:45pm–5:00pm

Demoss Hall Room 1113advising/Career Center

3:45pm–5:00pm

Demoss Hall Room 1114advising/Career Center

1:30pm–2:30pm

male-DH 1113 / Female-Vines centerkeeping it saFe

1:30pm–3:30pm

Frsm 101 Class time check your class schedule**

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8:00pm–10:00pm

tilley Student centerbaCk to sChool bingoIt’s like regular Bingo, but with tons of great prizes!

Showcase your talents or be entertained by your fellow students during lunch.

You don’t want to miss this! For more info, see page 5.

ScHEDULE of EvENTS

friDAy08 / 17

7:00am–9:00am


midnight–2:00am

Vines centermidnight movie

5:00pm–6:30pm


4:00pm–5:00pm

tBameet & greet

11:30am–1:00pm


9:00am–9:50am

Vines centerteChnology Q & a

10:00am–12:00pm

Frsm 101 Class time check your class schedule

10:00am–12:00pm

transFer orientation towns/alumni lecture Hall

1:30pm–3:30pm

Frsm 101 Class time check your class schedule

1:30pm–3:00pm

eleCtives check your class schedule

10:00am–11:30am

eleCtives check your class schedule

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optional Required

We’ll provide the snacks, popcorn, and the movie- you just need to show up.

Required for all transfer students with 12 or more credit hours.

Showcase your talents or be entertained by your fellow students during lunch.

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SUNDAy08 / 197:00am–9:00am


5:00pm–6:30pm


11:30am–1:00pm

Reber-thomas Dining HalllunCh

9:15am & 11:00am

thomas Road Baptist churchwww.trbC.org

7:00am–9:00am


5:00pm–6:30pm


11:30am–1:00pm

Reber-thomas Dining HalllunCh

10:00am–11:00am

Vines centerilrC *

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Vines centerilrC **

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1:00pm–5:00pm

off campustubing on the James riverEnjoy the scenic James River as it flows by downtown Lynchburg. Sign up with Student Activities during lunch all week.

3:00pm–6:00pm

tilley Student centersCavenger huntGet familiar with campus, all while you compete for some great prizes.

9:00pm–1:00am

See locations on the Splash Pagedouble Feature outdoor movie Enjoy a movie under the stars with Student Activities. Snacks, drinks, and popcorn available.

7:00pm–9:00pm

Williams StadiumFlames Fan Fest

Watch the football team scrimmage, eat concessions food, and meet the football coaches and players. Get photos and run through the team entry tunnel!

ChurCh serviCes

life at liberty

liberty university police department (lupd)lUPD has 2012-13 vehicle decals available for students who have completed their online Vehicle Registration Form. Please bring a copy of the form along with your driver’s license, vehicle registration, and student ID number to pick up your decal. We will be available in the Green Hall Indoor track from aug. 15-17.

student housing officeStudent Housing coordinates the details related to liberty’s 195 residence hall floors.green Hall 1886 www.Liberty.edu/StudentHousing(434) [email protected]

enrollment assistanceStill working through the enrollment process? take advantage of our special enrollment assistance Wednesday, aug. 15 in the IlRc computer lab on the 2ndFloor of Demoss Hall, 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. (closed for lunch).You will be able to receive assistance with all of the following:• Verifying your financial aid package and scholarships• Completing Financial Check-In• Completing class registration• Applying for housing (if Financial Check-In is complete)• Registering your vehicle with LUPD (DeMoss Hall, 1st Floor)• Answering transfer student related questions (if applicable)• Student ID (Green Hall only)

integrated learning resource center (ilrc)liberty offers a state-of-the-art computer technology center which, in conjunction with the library, is known as the Integrated learning Resource center (IlRc). the library, which houses almost 200,000 volumes, services students in all areas of research and project planning. computers are loaded with microsoft office, adobe Photoshop, microsoft Visual Studio, Quarkxpress, mathematica, and SPSS. Specialty labs include mIDI, language and macintosh. In addition, student residences are equipped with filtered high-speed Internet. The library also has a wide variety of online resources, including more than 60,000 online full-text journals, 72,000 e-books, and 250 research databases.Carl Merat, Deanwww.Liberty.edu/InformationServices/ILrC/Library(434) [email protected]

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career centerthe career center assists students in realizing their God-given potential through exploring and developing career and education decisions and plans that are rooted in their faith and values:

richard glass, DirectorDeMoss Hall 1007 www.Liberty.edu/Career(434) 592-4109, Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 [email protected]

• Experiential Education – Internship, job shadowing, and alumni mentoring to develop skills and hands – on experience• Washington Fellowship – Intern in our nation’s capital• Professional Development – Résumé and cover letter writing and critique, mock interviews, networking, and job search skills• Other Services – Graduate school preparation, career fairs, and workshops • LUNetWoRk – Online job list for Liberty students and alumni

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parent & family connections officeParent and Family connections provide programs uniquely designed for parents and serves as a liaison between the parents and the university student support services. this office provides many resources to assist parents while their students attend liberty.

maRk YoUR caleNDaR - plan to join us for Fall Family Weekend, oct. 19-21. online registration will begin in august. Be sure to make your hotel reservations early!

theresa Dunbar, Directorgreen Hall 2668 www.Liberty.edu/Parents(434) 582-2339, Mon.-Fri., 8:30 a.m.-5 [email protected]

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student advocate office (sao)the Student advocate office exists to help you with common collegiate issues ranging from financial problems to roommate conflict. No matter what question or issue you encounter, we can help!

Michael Shenkle, Directorgreen Hall 2668 www.Liberty.edu/SAo(434) 582-7200, Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m.-6 [email protected]

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liberty university barnes & noble bookstore

liberty.bncollege.com • (434) 582-2316

Please visit our 20,000-square-foot location while on campus. If you are receiving a book voucher, please make sure to also include a major credit card as back up. Without a credit card to be used as a back up, orders unable to be processed will have to be cancelled.

center for academic support & advising services (casas)

aCademiC advisingall new students must meet with their Professional advisors to register for the spring semester. Dwayne Melton, Director DeMoss Hall 2016 www.Liberty.edu/registration(434) 592-4110 • [email protected]

bruCkner learning Center (blC)offers college study strategy classes and personalized tutoring.Dr. Heather Schoffstall, DirectorDeMoss Hall 3000www.Liberty.edu/bLC(434) 582-2226• [email protected]

Career Centercareer support services including internship guidance, résumé critiquing, and interview practice.richard glass, Director DeMoss Hall 1007 www.Liberty.edu/Careers(434) 592-4109 • [email protected]

developmental mathematiCsoffers foundational math classes and supervised math lab assistance for test anxiety.Dr. Kathy Spradlin, Coordinatorgreen Hall 1500 www.Liberty.edu/DVMA(434) 592-3388 • [email protected]

Freshman seminar (Frsm)an interactive course with other first-time students. Dr. Jacqueline Johnson, Coordinator DeMoss Hall 2016 www.Liberty.edu/FrSM (434) 592-4110 • [email protected]

oFFiCe oF disability aCademiC support (odas)Provides class schedule assistance and is home to the osborne assistive learning technology center and the Hands of liberty Deaf Department.Denny McHaney, DirectorDeMoss Hall 2016 www.Liberty.edu/Disability (434) 582-2159 • [email protected]

testing serviCes• Computerized CLEP testing• Make-up test siteDevin rachael, SupervisorDeMoss Hall 3000 www.Liberty.edu/testing(434) 582-2408 • [email protected] tutoring serviCes• Free peer-tutoring• More than 35 coursestara watkins, CoordinatorDeMoss Hall 3000 www.Liberty.edu/tutoring (434) 582-2130 • [email protected]

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Dr. brian Yates, Dean www.Liberty.edu/CASAS(434) 592-4110 • [email protected]

information technologyComputer supportliberty University has a world-class, high-speed network designed to meet theexpectations of this mobile generation. the network includes a high-speed wirelessnetwork campus-wide. additionally, liberty offers free computer support through the It HelpDesk to all students. the It HelpDesk is available for phone and walk-in support and has certified technicians who can repair hardware problems at no charge on apple, Dell, and lenovo computers that are under warranty and serviceable by our repair facility, as determined by a HelpDesk technician.(434) 592-7800 • www.Liberty.edu/It

it marketplaCethe It marketplace provides students with the ability to purchase computers,software, and much more at discounted educational prices. Highlighted products include: microsoft office for Pc and mac, available for $62.35, and laptops, such as apple, Dell, and lenovo. the It marketplace also offers recommended systems that will assist you in maximizing the technology on campus throughout your career at Liberty. These systems will not only fit the specifications for your area of concentration, but also come with a three to four year warranty.www.Liberty.edu/ItMarketplace

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office of spiritual programsWeekly convocation services connect students with their creator through passionate worship and powerful messages firmly rooted in biblical truth.Pastor Johnnie Moore, Vice President for Executive Projects(434) 592-3274 • www.Liberty.edu/[email protected]

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campus recreationIntramural Sports, laHaye Student Union, Skating Park, laHaye Ice center, club Sports, and the liberty mountain Snowflex centre connect you to all liberty has to offer outside the classroom.(434) 592-3148 • [email protected]

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student activities Student activities provides nearly 80 events throughout the school year, including concerts, movie nights, trail races, trips, and major events like coffeehouse and Block Party. We also oversee several different facilities that provide you with the best in outdoor recreation. We want to connect you to your friends, your campus, and your culture.434-592-3061 • [email protected]

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card servicesVisit card Services to receive your Flames Pass ID card, which provides access to meal plans, Flames cash, events, and activities campus wide. also, receive information about the Higher one card, which is issued to every student and is needed to select a refund preference to receive financial refunds.(434) 582-7771 • [email protected] www.Liberty.edu/CardServices

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center for multicultural enrichment (center4me)the purpose of the center for multicultural enrichment is to unify the various cultural and ethnic populations on the campus. the center serves as an advocate for minority students and seeks to celebrate cultural diversity by offering experiential learning opportunities to all students.

Programs/Services:• LEAD Fellowship • Multicultural Resource Room• Cultural Competency • President’s Council• Achievement Awards • Connections WeeklyMelany A. Pearl, DirectorGreen Hall 1878 • www.Liberty.edu/Center4ME(434) 592-4020 • [email protected]

office of student leadership (osl)the office of Student leadership wants to see that every student is ministered to spiritually. We have four objectives when it comes to student ministry:• Every student is loved• Every student is prayed for daily by name• Every student is prayed with weekly• Every student is given the chance to be personally discipledDr. todd Campo, Vice President for Student Leadership(434) 592-4138 • [email protected]/FaithService

student careStudent care offers complimentary counseling and mentorship while also providing first-response ministry to students experiencing a personal or family crisis.

Dr. Keith Anderson, Dean of Students(434) 582-2687 • [email protected] Contact(434) 582-2651 • [email protected]/StudentCare

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liberty university health serviceseach student must complete a health form, which can be found on your aSISt account. As a reminder, Centra Health works just like a regular doctor’s office (we file visits to the patient’s health insurance). office visits will be billed at a regular rate and are not covered within the price of liberty’s tuition.Green Hall 1895 • www.Liberty.edu/StudentAffairs/HealthServices(434) 200-6370, Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-6 p.m.

international student center (isc)to meet the needs of the growing body of international students at liberty, the ISc sponsors events throughout the year to celebrate international students and their cultures as well as provide field trips and other opportunities to experience all that Liberty and the commonwealth of Virginia have to offer.also, Foreign Student advisors, the International Student advocate, the International Student Program coordinator, and International Student Health Insurance office are all housed in the International Student center. come visit us and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea anytime!DeMoss 2247 • [email protected] (434) 592-4118, Mon.-Fri., 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

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Student conduct supervises the Student court and office of Student conduct which are responsible for implementing “the liberty Way.” every student attending liberty University must agree to abide by the Honor code, which states, “We, the students, faculty, and staff of liberty University, have a responsibility to uphold the moral and ethical standards of this institution and personally confront those who do not.”

the student handbook containing the liberty Way can be found at www.liberty.edu/libertyway.

Dr. Keith Anderson, Dean of Students(434) 582-2687 • [email protected] Contact(434) 582-2320 • [email protected]/StudentConduct

studentconduct

student conduct

liberty university honor Code

BaseballBasketball - men’sBasketball - Women’scheerleadingFootballGolflacrosse - Women’s Field HockeySoccer - men’sSoccer - Women’sSoftballSwimming - Women’stennis - men’stennis - Women’strack/cross country - men’s/Women’sVolleyball

Jonathan mcmahonRebekah Raykatie GarlickJennifer Sydnoradam GodwinJeff thomasRegan DenhamJodi murphyJeff alderJess HainPaul WetmoreJacob Shellenbergerchris JohnsonJeff marenBrant tolsmaJennifer Vaden

(434) 582-2101(434) 582-2337(434) 582-2907(434) 592-4481(434) 582-2704(434) 582-7448(434) 582-2564(434) 582-2393(434) 582-2381(434) 582-2768(434) 582-7255(434) 582-2387(434) 582-2409(434) 592-6259 (434) 582-2135(434) 582-2615

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@liberty.edu

team emailContaCt phone

ncaa division i athletics teams

acHa Div I Hockey - men’sacHa Div II Hockey - men’sacHa Div III Hockey - men’sacHa Div I Hockey - Women’sacHa Div II Hockey - Women’sarchery - men’s/Women’sBeach Volleyball - men’s/Women’screw - men’s/Women’sFigure Skating - men’s/Women’sGymnastics - men’s/Women’slacrosse - men’sRacquetball - men’s/Women’sSki & Snowboard - men’s/Women’sPaintball - men’sSynchronized Skating - Women’stae kwon Do - men’s/Women’striathlon - men’s/Women’sUltimate Frisbee - men’s/Women’sVolleyball - men’sWrestling

kirk Handychris lowestristin chambersPaul BloomfieldSara NiemiBrandon ReyesDrew Sherwoodclub Sports office tatiana Payneclub Sports office kyle mcQuillanDanny RodriguezWill Scherentodd Hoglundtatiana Payneclub Sports officeBeth FrackletonJason JarrettBrian RiggJesse castro

(434) 592-4193(434) 592-5716(717) 669-5010(434) 386-7383(434) 592-3957(434) 534-4074(434) 592-4390(434) 592-3957(434) 592-5435(434) 592-3957(434) 592-3954(434) 332-4980(703) 727-5521(434) 944-5231(434) 592-5435(434) 592-3957(434) 258-5028(434) 426-0649(434) 907-0711(434) 582-7463

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@liberty.edu [email protected]@liberty.edu


club sport teams

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ministries, clubs & organizations contacts

Director of BandsInstrumental (non band)Jazz ensemblemarching BandPiano/keyboardVocal

Dr. Stephen kerrDr. lynn SeippDr. Stephen kerrDr. Stephen kerrDavid ehrmanlinda Granger

(434) 582-2363(434) 582-2365(434) 582-2363(434) 582-2364(434) 582-2215(434) 582-2217

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]@liberty.edu

fine arts


center for Global ministriesDepartment of ministry teamsoffice of Student leadershipStudent ProgramsStudent care

Dr. Don FanningHanna BruceDr. todd campo, V.P.

Johnnie moore, V.P.

Dane emerick

(434) 592-3227(434) 582-2010(434) 592-4138(434) 582-2250(434) 582-2651

[email protected]@[email protected]@[email protected]

music & ministry offices


Debate teamIntramural SportslaHaye Student Union

Quiz Bowl teamStudent activities

Student Government association

michael Halled BarnhouselaHaye Student Union officesDr. Jim NutterStudent activities officeStudent Government

(434) 582-2088(434) 592-3058(434) 592-3148

(434) 592-3304(434) 592-3061

(434) 592-3303

[email protected]@[email protected]

[email protected]@liberty.edu

[email protected]

student clubs, organizations & academic teams


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arthur s. demosslearning centerEnrollment AssistanceInternational Student Center

towns religion hall

reber-thomas dining hall

liberty university barnes & noble bookstore

hancock welcome center

liberty mountain snowflex centre

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williams stadiumChancellor’s Kickoff

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this route connects the circle and south campus to demoss commons and green hall

this route connects liberty mountain drive and east campus to green hall

this route connects the liberty residential annex via green hall and the vines center

stops servicedeast campus clubhouse / liberty mountain drive / east campus drive / godparent home / lahaye ice center / snowflex (on request)

stops servicedliberty residental annex / trbc/ lca / green hall / lahaye ice center / the hill / vines center/ liberty barnes and noble bookstore

demoss Commons

east Campus

liberty residential anneX

monday - thursday4 to 12:30 a.m.friday4 to 1:30 a.m.

monday - thursday4 to 12:30 a.m.friday4 to 1:30 a.m.

monday - friday6:58 a.m. to 6:55 p.m.

stops servicedgreen hall / the hill / demoss hall / the circle / keyhole / east campus tunnel /liberty bell / liberty barnes and noble bookstore

85 Cornerstone/aviation aCademiC Center/hangar/green hall/demoss hall


stops servicedrotunda capstone / rotunda capital hangar / aviation academic center / green hall / demoss hall

saturday9 to 1:30 a.m.sunday9 to 12:30 a.m.

saturday9 to 1:30 a.m.sunday9 to 12:30 a.m.

weekend8:58 to 1:28 a.m.

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Wal-mart (old Forest road)/brambleWood/stone mill



Visit www.liberty.edu/transit for a detailed schedule

stops servicedold mill / forest brook / walden pond / park place / green hall / demoss hall

stops servicedwal-mart / bramblewood / stone mill / green hall /demoss hall

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hanCoCk WelCome Center (434) 582-2064mon-fri 8 a.m.-9 p.m.sat 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.sun 12 p.m.-6 p.m. ETTraining Champions for Christ since 1971

admissions(800) 543-5317

lupd non-emergenCy(434) 592-7641

lupd emergenCy(434) 592-3911

Documents

Fall Orientation 2012 Booklet