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Welcome WeekFALL 2016

Student Orientation & Transition Programs

College Dean’s Meetings & Welcome EventsYour College Dean’s Meeting is the official welcome to your academic college. You will meet college deans, faculty, and staff to learn about academic advising, expectations, resources, and academic and cocurricular opportunities within your college. Assistance with course scheduling and registration adjustments may be discussed following the meeting. College Dean’s Meetings are required.

College of Agricultural Sciences Sunday, August 211:00pm-2:00pm First-Year Student Meeting

101 Agricultural Sciences & Industries Building

2:15pm-3:00pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting101 Agricultural Sciences & Industries Building

3:00pm-4:00pm Ice Cream Social Ag Sciences and Industries CourtyardNew College of Agricultural Sciences students are invited to attend a “welcome” ice cream social to meet faculty, staff, and other students.

Tuesday, August 305:30pm-6:30pm Welcome Back Pizza Social & Club Introductions

103 Forest Resources BuildingAn event for new and returning undergraduate students in the Department of Ecosystem Science and Management.

Wednesday, August 3111:00am-2:00pm Club Fair

Creamery Patio and LawnCome discover the clubs, organizations, and societies in the College of Agricultural Sciences!

College of Arts & ArchitectureSunday, August 212:00pm-2:45pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting

Lipcon Auditorium, Palmer Museum of Art

3:00pm-4:00pm First-Year Student MeetingMusic I Building, Esber Recital Hall

4:00pm-5:00pm College of Arts & Architecture Ice Cream Social Theatre Building Lobby & Walters CourtyardMeet us in the Walters Courtyard for ice cream and conversation with your new classmates and first-year faculty.

Smeal College of Business Sunday, August 21 11:30am-1:15pm First-Year Student Meeting

Schwab AuditoriumDean Whiteman and his staff will welcome first-year students and review the College’s programs, activities, and opportunities. Immediately following, first-year students will attend break-out sessions and activities facilitated by Smeal Student Mentors.

1:45pm-3:00pm Change-of-Campus Student Meeting102 Forum Building Dean Whiteman and Associate Dean Sharp will welcome Change-of-Campus students and will provide important information on advising, internships, and other programs in the College.

3:30pm-4:30pm Diversity Enhancement Programs Meeting105 Forum Building Assistant Dean Campbell will welcome Smeal Diversity Scholars and provide important information on their scholarships and program expectations in the College.

College of CommunicationsSunday, August 2111:00am-12:20pm First-Year Student Meeting

121 Sparks Building

2:00pm-3:00pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting113 Carnegie Building, Carnegie Cinema

Division of Undergraduate Studies (DUS)Sunday, August 212:00pm First-Year Student Meeting (Last Names

A-L) HUB-Robeson Center, Alumni Hall Meeting for new students with last names A-L. DUS students who attended the Summer Session Dean’s meeting should not attend the Fall Dean’s Meeting.

4:00pm First-Year Student Meeting (Last Names M-Z) HUB-Robeson Center, Alumni Hall Meeting for new students with last names M-Z. DUS students who attended the Summer Session Dean’s meeting should not attend the Fall Dean’s Meeting.

Wednesday, August 3111:00am-3:00pm College Fair

HUB-Robeson Center, HUB LawnThe annual college fair offers students an opportunity to learn about majors at University Park. Open to all undergrads, the fair features info tables, giveaways, a chance to connect with reps of different majors, and an opportunity to find out where and how to meet with academic advisers. The college fair is a great way for new students to begin thinking about ways to relate their interests to what they can study at PSU. Rain date of 9/7.

College of Earth & Mineral Sciences Sunday, August 21 11:30am-2:30pm Involvement Fair

Deike Building, Ground Floor - Museum GalleryLearn about the clubs, activities, and organizations in Earth and Mineral Sciences. Visit booths to meet members and officers from each organization and learn ways to get involved!

1:00pm-2:00pm First-Year Student Meeting26 Hosler Building

2:15pm-3:15pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting22 Deike Building

Thursday, September 156:00pm-8:00pm International Culture Night

Deike Building, Ground FLoorOur goal is to bring together international and domestic students to celebrate cultural diversity in our college. The event features cultural performances, showcase of cultural traditions, and international cuising. Attendees have an opportunity to interact with people from different cultural backgrounds and learn about the traditions and cultures from other countries. This event is open to students, staff, and faculty from all colleges.

College of Education Sunday, August 211:00pm-2:00pm First-Year Student Meeting

112 Kern Building

2:00pm-3:00pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting112 Kern Building

Wednesday, September 76:00pm-7:30pm Dean’s New Student Reception

Chambers Building Portico (facing Pattee Library)

College of EngineeringSunday, August 21 9:45am-10:45am First-Year Student Meeting

100 Thomas BuildingStudents who are undecided or primarily desire one of the following majors: Mechanical Engineering, Nulcear Engineering, Architectural Engineering, Civil Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Biological Engineering, or Engineering Science.

11:00am-12:00pm First-Year Student Meeting100 Thomas BuildingStudents who primarily desire one of the following majors: Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, or Chemical Engineering.

3:00pm-4:00pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting101 Thomas Building

6:30pm-8:00pm CMPSC & CMPEN Junior Orientation & Ice Cream Social102 Forum BuildingThe CMPSC/CMPEN Junior Orientation is a MANDATORY orientation for all Computer Science and Computer Engineering students. The ice cream social follows the orientation and will include Electrical Engineering juniors as well.

6:30pm-8:00pm EE Junior Orientation & Ice Cream Social121 Sparks BuildingThe EE Junior Orientation is a MANDATORY orientation for all Electrical Engineering students. The ice cream social follows the orientation and will include Computer Science and Computer Engineering juniors as well.

Monday, August 226:00pm-7:30pm Engineering Science Student Orientation

114 EES BuildingThis event is mandatory for incoming juniors in the Engineering Science Program. Pizza is provided.

Tuesday, August 236:30pm-8:00pm Civil & Environmental Engineering Junior

Orientation & Ice Cream SocialKunkle Lounge (Junction of Hammond & Sackett Buildings)The Civil and Environmental Engineering Department would like to welcome all juniors. The department head will welcome students at the MANDATORY orientation and ice cream social to follow.

Wednesday, August 244:30pm-5:30pm Welcome to BME!

262 Willard BuildingWelcome back to campus for those returning to UP and welcome to those who have arrived from other PSU locations! Come learn about the BME Department and get swipe access to Hallowell Building.

6:00pm-7:00pm Biological Engineering Orientation108 Business Building

College of Health & Human DevelopmentSunday, August 21 1:30pm-3:00pm First-Year Student Meeting

111 Forum Building

1:30pm-3:00pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting108 Forum Building

Monday, August 22 4:30pm-6:00pm Student Organization Involvement Fair

110 Henderson Building (Living Center)Learn about the variety of clubs and student organizations. Members and officers will share insights on the positive impact of student involvement on your academic, professional, and personal development.

4:30pm-6:00pm Dean’s Ice Cream SocialFront steps of Henderson BuildingEnjoy free Berkey Creamery ice cream and network with academic advisors, department/ school faculty and student leaders.

Eberly College of Science Sunday, August 21 1:00pm-2:00pm Icebreakers & Central Campus Tour

Life Sciences Building, Third Floor BridgeNetwork for Excellence in Undergraduate Science (NEXUS) leaders will guide new students in activities including a tour of campus, highlighting science buildings, undergraduate offices, and common classrooms. Tours will end in Schwab Auditorium for the Dean’s Welcome Meeting.

2:00pm-3:00pm First-Year Student Meeting Schwab Auditorium

2:00pm-3:00pm Change-of-Campus & Advanced-Standing Transfer Student Meeting 101 Thomas Building

3:00pm-4:30pm Involvement Fair/CarnivalPellick CourtyardNEXUS leaders will escort new students to the Pellick Courtyard for ice cream and a chance to meet peers and join in on games, faculty, advisers, and staff from the Eberly College of Science.

4:30pm-5:00pm Departmental Meetings/ Photos for First-Year, Change-of-Campus, and Transfer StudentsSee description for locations Incoming students will meet with representatives from their intended department/program in the College of Science. Students will be escorted to their respective department/program meeting by NEXUS Leaders.Astronomy & Astrophysics (009 Life Sciences), Biochemistry & Molecular Biology (102 Thomas), Biology (111 Forum), Biotechnology (102 Thomas), Chemistry (210 Whitmore Lab), Forensic Science (104 Thomas), Mathematics (201 Thomas), Microbiology (102 Thomas), Physics (101 Osmond Lab), Premedicine & Pre-Medical Health (108 Forum), Science (108 Forum), and Statistics (011 Life Sciences).

Arrival DaysWednesday, August 17, 2016 — Arrival day for Schreyer Honors College students

Friday, August 19, 2016 — Arrival day for new students from Centre County, out-of-state (and their roommates), and those assigned to supplemental housing

Saturday, August 20, 2016 — Arrival Day for remaining new students

Welcome Week Checklist� Review the Welcome Week schedule� Circle the required Signature Events� Select events you would like to attend – try something new � Visit arrival.psu.edu for questions about arrival day� Pick up your free college t-shirt in HUB 129A&B prior to Convocation� Attend Welcome Week events� Prepare for classes, meet new friends, and learn about Penn State� Follow @PennStateSOTP on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram� Download the Penn State Life App & Welcome Week Guide� Visit welcomeweek.psu.edu for more information

Saturday, August 132:00pm-4:00pm DUS International Students Ice Cream Social

TBD

Tuesday, August 165:30pm-6:30pm International Student Ice Cream Social

Pollock Quad

Wednesday-Friday, August 17 – 19Schreyer Honors College - SHO TIMEA three-day orientation for all incoming, first-year students admitted to the Schreyer Honors College. More information at shc.psu.edu/shotime.

Thursday, August 18Early arrival day for new studentsIf you are registered for New Student Orientation (NSO) on Thursday, August 18 & Friday, August 19 you should follow your NSO schedule completely. You may join Welcome Week activities when NSO concludes.

Friday, August 19 9:00am-4:00pm Residence Hall Check-in10:30am-4:30pm New Parents & Families Welcome Tables

Bigler & Curtin Intersection Pollock & Shortlidge IntersectionCurrent Penn State parents and Parents Program staff will be available to answer any last minute questions. Stop by to ask for directions, pick up a campus map, or get advice from families who have already supported their student in a successful transition to Penn State.

4:30pm-7:00pm Building DinnersSee your RA for exact time & locationHave dinner with your RA and other residents of your building.

7:00pm BINGO!Redifer CommonsThis isn’t your grandma’s BINGO! Start the year off right by winning at BINGO!

7:00pm-9:00pm Sports ExtravaganzaEast Upper QuadVolleyball, football, frisbee and more in the East Upper Quad!

7:30pm-10:30pm Friday Night Lights with Women’s SoccerJeffrey FieldJoin the Park Avenue Army and cheer on the 2015 NCAA Champion Women’s Soccer Team at their home opener against rival West Virginia. Free t-shirt and pizza to the first 500 students.

9:00pm-11:00pm Movie NightOutside in the Pollock Quad AreaBring your roommate, bring your floor and enjoy a night at the movies outside under the stars. Movie TBA.

Saturday, August 209:00am-2:00pm Residence Hall Check-in9:00am-12:00pm LGBTQA Student Resource Center Open House

101 Boucke BuildingTake a tour of the LGBTQA Student Resource Center. Meet our staff and student interns. Find out how to get involved in activities in the office and student groups on campus.

10:30am-4:30pm New Parents & Families Welcome TablesBigler & Curtin IntersectionPollock & Shortlidge IntersectionCurrent Penn State parents and Parents Program staff will be available to answer any last minute questions. Stop by to ask for directions, pick up a campus map, or get advice from families who have already supported their student in a successful transition to Penn State.

1:00pm-2:30pm Class Schedule Tour (Pollock Students) Meet outside of “The Mix” eatery in Pollock CommonsJoin us on a campus tour and learn the ways to move about campus. Bring your class schedule!

1:00pm-2:30pm Downtown Tour (Pollock Students) Meet outside of “The Mix” eatery in Pollock CommonsMeet your friends for a stroll through Downtown State College to see some of town’s little treasures.

2:00pm-3:30pm Class Schedule Tour (East Students) Meet at the East Halls Volleyball CourtsJoin us on a campus tour and learn the ways to move about campus. Bring your class schedule!

2:00pm-3:30pm Downtown Tour (East Students) Meet at East Hall Volleyball CourtsMeet your friends for a stroll through Downtown State College to see some of town’s little treasures.

4:00pm-7:00pm Resident Assistant Floor Meetings & Dinner – Required for Residence Hall Students See your RA for the exact time & location.Get to know the people living in your new community! Your RA will give you an overview of residence hall living before heading off to New Student Convocation and LateNight Penn State!

Your Guide to Welcome Week ActivitiesWelcome Week is full of activities to help you explore your Penn State home, connect with new friends and faculty, learn about academic opportunities, and discover something new. Many of the activities held during Welcome Week are required for new students; however you will have some choices. Don’t miss the Signature Events, indicated with a .

College Dean’s Meetings & Welcome Events Cont.Your College Dean’s Meeting is the official welcome to your academic college. You will meet college deans, faculty, and staff to learn about academic advising, expectations, resources, and academic and cocurricular opportunities within your college. Assistance with course scheduling and registration adjustments may be discussed following the meeting. College Dean’s Meetings are required.

College of Information Sciences & TechnologySunday, August 212:30pm-3:30pm First-Year, Change-of-Campus, & Transfer

Student Meeting 113 IST Building

College of the Liberal Arts Sunday, August 211:00pm-2:00pm First-Year Student Meeting

100 Thomas Building

3:00pm-4:00pm Change-of-Campus & Transfer Student Meeting121 Sparks Building

College of NursingSunday, August 211:30pm-2:30pm First-Year, Transfer, & Change-of-Campus

Student Meeting 022 Biobehavioral Health Building, Ruth Pike Auditorium

Saturday, August 20(Welcome Week activites continued)6:00pm-7:00pm Commuter Connection

HUB-Robeson Center, Heritage HallFirst-year students who will be commuting to campus are invited to attend this reception. Learn tips for college success and strategies to acclimate to the University Park community, and walk together to the President’s New Student Convocation at the Bryce Jordan Center. Dinner provided.

7:45pm President’s New Student ConvocationBryce Jordan CenterThe President’s Convocation marks the beginning of the new academic year and is your official welcome to the University academic community. Required for first-year students.

9:00pm President’s Welcome ReceptionHUB-Robeson CenterMeet Dr. Eric Barron. Refreshments will be served.

9:00pm-1:00am LateNight Penn State HUB-Robeson Center & White Building

Sunday, August 218:00am-2:00pm Change-of-Campus Student Welcome

HUB-Robeson CenterAll new change-of-campus students are invited to attend this program. Learn tips for success from change-of-campus student leaders, meet staff, and connect with other students new to University Park. Refreshments and information packets will be provided.

Various Times College Dean’s MeetingsVarious LocationsYour official welcome to your academic college. See inside this brochure for your college’s specific time and location.

5:30pm-7:30pm Multicultural Student OrientationHUB-Robeson Center, Heritage HallYour keys to success, brought to you by the Multicultural Resource Center and the Paul Robeson Cultural Center. This is an excellent opportunity for new students from diverse backgrounds to interact with representatives from academic support units to ensure all students experience a welcoming environment that embraces their diversity. Meet other students and enjoy a meal and entertainment.

8:00pm-9:00pm Be A Part From The StartRec HallBe a Part From the Start is a welcoming event for incoming students to introduce them to the history and tradition of the University. Approximately, 6,000 incoming students attend the event in Rec Hall, along with performances by the cheerleaders, the Nittany Lion, the Blue Band and the Glee Club, coaches James Franklin, Russ Rose and Pat Chambers have made guest appearances over the years. From the fight songs and alma mater to football cheers and how to do the wave, Be a Part From the Start is an action-packed crash course in what it means to be a Nittany Lion.

Monday, August 22 8:00am Classes Begin8:00am-5:00pm Campus Information Stations

• Berkey Creamery • Pattee Transit Center• HUB-Robeson Center • Willard BuildingWelcome Week volunteers will help you find your way around campus and answer questions.

11:00am-4:00pm Involvement Fair: Student Organization FairHUB-Robeson Center, HUB LawnConnect with student organizations and campus resources. With over 900 student organizations, the largest Greek community and club sports program in the country, there is something for everyone! Rain dates of 8/23 and 8/29

6:00pm Trivia NightPollock Rec RoomThink you got what it takes to win?!? Put your knowledge to the test at Trivia Night!

7:00pm-8:30pm Bingo Night!Leete Hall Basement, North HallsCome out and play Bingo for a chance to win some fun prizes and make new friends!

9:00pm-11:00pm West Movie Night!Waring Commons Study Lounge, West HallsBring a friend and enjoy a movie! Movie TBA.

9:00pm-11:00pm Bing-Glow122 Findlay CommonsCome win a variety of prizes by playing Bing-Glow (Bingo that glows in the dark).

7:00pm-8:30pm We’re Happy You’re Here! Transfer Student Ice Cream SocialBrill HallAre you new to University Park? Come out to meet past and present transfer students while sharing in a campus tradition, ice cream from the Creamery! Also, tie-dye your very own Penn State t-shirt. Learn about campus traditions and lingo to help you have a smooth transition into the amazing Penn State community!

9:00pm-11:00pm Movie NightOutside in the West Quad AreaBring your roommate, bring your floor and enjoy a night at the movies outside under the stars. Movie TBA.

Tuesday, August 238:00am-5:00pm Campus Information Stations

• Berkey Creamery • Pattee Transit Center• HUB-Robeson Center • Willard BuildingWelcome Week volunteers will help you find your way around campus and answer questions.

12:15pm-1:15pm Welcome Week Study Abroad 101 131 HUB-Robeson Center Don’t miss your opportunity to go global while at Penn State. The Education Abroad office offers opportunities ranging from one week to a full academic year, everything from traditional study abroad to interships abroad, with programs across 6 continents. During this session you will receive an overview of how to study abroad - learn to navigate the website and search for programs, make an appointment with an adviser, review application processes and timeline, evaluate cost and financial aid opportunities and many other important considerations. Come learn how to make study abroad a part of you Penn State journey!

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7:00pm-9:00pm Meet the Coordinators and EHRAFindlay TablesEnjoy ice cream and other treats while meeting the East Coordinators and former EHRA members.

9:00pm-11:00pm Movie NightOutside in the Eastview Terrace Quad Bring your roommate, bring your floor and enjoy a night at the movies outside under the stars. Movie TBA.

Thursday, August 2510:30pm-12:30am After-Hours Shopping at Target

Bus pick-up outside of residence hallsEnjoy this exclusive shopping event at Target—just for you! Gift bags, coupons, sampling, and prizes! FREE bus transportation will be provided to and from all residence hall areas.

Friday, August 265:30pm-11:00pm Nittany Block Party

Outside of the HUB-Robeson CenterJoin us for the Nittany Block Party! Enjoy live entertainment, free food, and activities.

Tuesday, August 23 (Welcome Week activites continued)6:00pm-7:30pm Multicultural Resource Center (MRC) Transfer &

Change-of-Campus Student Orientation104 Thomas BuildingThis program gives new transfer and change-of-campus students an opportunity to meet their personal counselors in the MRC as well as interact with former transfer and change-of-campus students as they share valuable suggestions and strategies. Refreshments will be provided.

6:00pm Pollock KickballPollock QuadWho doesn’t love a game of kickball?!? Come prove that your building is the best as you compete against the other buildings in Pollock to be the champion!

6:00pm-7:00pm Peace, Love and Tie-Dye!Outside Warnock Commons, North HallsBring a t-shirt to tie-dye and meet new people while you’re at it!

7:00pm-8:30pm Battle of the Brains: Trivia Night!Waring Commons Study Lounge, West HallsThink you have what it takes to win at trivia night? Come on out to test your knowledge and win some great prizes!

7:00pm-9:00pm Trivia Night122 FindlayFind a team and join us for your chance to win prizes!

9:00pm Glow in the Dark Capture the FlagSouth Quad (behind Cross Hall)Join South Residence Life staff in a friendly competition of Capture the Flag in the South Quad. This event is sponsored by South Residence Life. Ice cream and drinks will be served.

9:00pm-11:00pm Movie NightOutside in the East Quad Area, Front Quad Bring your roommate, bring your floor and enjoy a night at the movies outside under the stars. Movie TBA.

Wednesday, August 241:00pm-4:00pm MRC: Meet Your Counselor

220 Grange BuildingDid you know you have a counselor at the Multicultural Resource Center? Come to the MRC Open House to meet your counselor and learn more about how you can get involved. Refreshments are provided.

5:00pm PHRA Involvement FairPollock Rec RoomWant to get involved? Come meet some of the organizations at the PHRA Pollock Involvement Fair.

6:00pm-7:30pm Global Networking SocialHUB-Robeson Center, Heritage HallAll new international students are invited to join us to learn about ways to get involved, and meet student leaders from many organizations on campus.

7:00pm-8:00pm Be Cool and Join NHAS!Warnock Commons Cultural Lounge, North HallsCome out to the North Halls area government social to learn about how to get involved, while enjoying some Rita’s too!

Thursday, September 13:00pm-5:00pm Adult Learner Open House & Ice Cream Social

120 Boucke BuildingA meet and greet opprtunity for non-traditional aged students. Come learn about campus resources that will help you succeed and mingle with other adult learners.

Wednesday & Thursday, September 7-89:00am-5:00pm University Libraries Open House

Pattee & Paterno Libraries & all campus libraries locationsExplore the University Libraries’ learning spaces and services in this fun-filled event. Knowing your way around the library will give you the edge you need. In a time when most people just Google for information, you don’t want to miss out on Penn State’s wealth of resources to really help you learn how to reserach. Includes a free water bottle for everyone who completes the event.

Monday-Sunday, September 12-18Various TImes Stand for State Action Week

Various LocationsAt Penn State We Care. We Act. We Are! Engage in a variety of activities throughout the week to learn how to intervene when someone may be in harms way and the role everyone plays in creating a safer campus. September 12-17: Activities,enertainment, and learning opportunities across campus. September 18: Stand for State Bystander Intervention workshops in the HUB.

Tuesday-Thursday, September 13-1511:00am-4:00pm Fall Career Days

Bryce Jordan CenterJoin us on the following dates to connect with employers from all over the country: September 13: Non-Technical Full-Time Recruiting Day; September 14: Internship/ Co-op Recruiting Day; September 15: Technical Full-Time Recruiting Day. For more information, visit: careerfairs.psu.edu/Fall

Saturday, August 278:30am-4:00pm Fresh START Day of Service

HUB-Robeson Center, Alumni HallMake a difference in your new community! Fresh START for first-year, change-of-campus, and transfer students is an opportunity to meet new people and get involved in the community. You will receive a free t-shirt, breakfast, and lunch. A volunteer fair will follow. Sign up at volunteer.psu.edu.

9:00pm-1:00am LateNight Penn StateHUB-Robeson Center and White Building Free movies and entertainment. Food specials!

Tuesday, August 301:00pm-4:00pm MRC: Meet Your Counselor

220 Grange BuildingDid you know you have a counselor at the Multicultural Resource Center? Come to the MRC Open House to meet your counselor and learn more about how you can get involved. Refreshments are provided.

3:00pm-6:00pm Blue & White BASHHintz Family Alumni CenterJoin the student membership of the Penn State Alumni Association for their annual celebration! Free food, fun games and opportunities to get involved with the largest active student organization on campus - BASH has it all! New and returning students welcome.

5:00pm-7:00pm Forum for Student VeteransHUB-Roebson Center, Heritage Hall Dinner discussion about Post 9/11 benefits, medical benefit enrollment & claims, meet the OIF/OEF Program Manager, State College VA, student org leaders, and Campus & Community Resources for Student Veterans.

6:00pm-8:30pm LION Bash200 block of Allen Street, DowntownGet to know downtown State College! Enjoy live music, food, face painting, photo booths, and a dunk tank.

Wednesday, August 319:00am-4:00pm Center for the Performing Arts (CPA) Annual

Student Tickets SaleEisenhower AuditoriumFor one day only, University Park students can save an additional 15% on thier already reduced student ticket prices!

6:00pm-7:30pm FiGE Kick-Off Event410 Boucke BuildingFoundations in Global Education is open to all first-year undergraduate and graduate students. This program offers both social and educational activities to discuss global citizenship and global leadership. More information can be found online at global.psu.edu. The deadline to apply is September 4th.

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Tuesday, September 134:00pm-6:00pm Slice & Scoop

HUB-Robeson Center, Heritage HallChange-of-Campus and Transfer Students - join SOTP for pizza and ice cream and a chance to reconnect with old friends.

Monday, October 107:30pm Penn State Reads: Dave Eggers

HUB-Roebson Center, Alumni HallDave Eggers, author of the 2016-17 Penn State Reads book The Circle, will present a public lecture to the University Park community.

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Friday-Sunday, October 14-16Various Times Parents & Families Weekend

Various LocationsNow that you’ve had a few weeks to learn your way around campus, it’s time to show off your new home to your parents! Events will begin mid-day on Friday, October 14th and run through Sunday, October 16th.

Sunday, October 1611:00am-4:00pm Off-Campus Housing Fair

HUB-Robeson Center, Alumni HallAttend the Off-Campus Housing Fair to learn more about living off campus. Talk to realtors and schedule apartment tours.