Hunt Orientation Schedule

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Updated Location - Different from Printed Schedule

Student-run program to facilitate the re-use of residence hall items in good condition.

New students and families should plan to eat at the designated locations based on the times assigned to each orientation group. Lunch access is granted to students via their green silicone bracelet and to families via their green wristband.

This event marks the beginning of your William & Mary experience.

New students access meals via the green silicone bracelet distributed at Orientation check-in.

Your first W&M new student tradition.

Audition for the W&M Choir, Botetourt Chamber Singers or the Women's Chorus. Sign-up outside Ewell Hall, Room 151.

New students will access meals during Orientation via the green silicone bracelet distributed during the check-in process.

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Updated Location - Different from Printed Schedule

Brown Hall - Commons Dining Hall Hunt Hall - Commons Dining Hall Jefferson Hall - Commons Dining Hall Taliaferro Hall - Commons Dining Hall

This program explores the Plateau Effect, the tendency for people to stay "stuck at good," and how the college transition can be a critical time for either breaking that pattern or cementing it further.

For only those students already accepted in the St Andrews Joint Degree Programme.

Register for some of your classes and schedule your first meeting with your pre-major advisor. Scholar groups below should see their OA for registration time and location.

Experience the tradition of honor at William & Mary in the building where it all began.

Audition for the W&M Symphony Orchestra. Sign-up outside Ewell Hall, Room 207.

Hunt Hall - Commons Dining HIall Yates Hall - Commons Dining Hall Jefferson Hall - Center Court, Sadler Center Taliaferro Hall - Commons Dining Hall

Students with interests in the fields/concentrations listed below should embrace the opportunity to ask questions and collect information. Offered at 10 AM and 1 PM.

Optional meeting for students already accepted to the St Andrews Joint Degree Programme.

For freshmen designated as WMSURE Scholars.

For students who identify as military/veteran, join other students and administrators who can be a resource to you during your time as a member of the Tribe!

For freshmen designated as Sharpe Community Scholars.

Hunt Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court Yates Hall - Commons Dining Hall

3 faculty members representing 3 academic disciplines present their 3 different perspectives on this year's Common Book "The Island of the Colorblind"

Students with interests in the fields/concentrations listed below should embrace the opportunity to ask questions and collect information. Offered at 10 AM and 1 PM.

Explore the rewards, obligations, and tensions associated with the diverse talents, interests, and identities in our community.

Join your fellow 1693 Scholars for an informational meeting and dinner.

Brown Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court Hunt Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court

Second mandatory meeting in the series. Look for meeting locations on your floor's informational bulletin board.

This show is a very special Tribe Tradition. Activities include updates from W&M Tribe Athletics, cheers by the Orientation Area Directors (OADs) and OAs, and then Craig Karges, the Extraordinist.

Tours last approximately 30 minutes. Your OA will share with your hall community's designated time.

These appointments take precedent over all activities except "Making a Tribe Choice".

Language consultations and testing occur today between 10 AM and 4 PM. No appointment necessary. Refer to the list below for times and locations.

Brown Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court Hunt Hall - Marketplace Jefferson Hall - Marketplace Taliaferro - Marketplace Transfers & More - Sadler Center, Center Court

For students with previous dance training. Results determine the appropriate courses for students.

Increase your awareness of the present moment, reduce stress, and enhance your own personal growth with this ancient artform of concentrated focus.

Utilizing stretching, breathing, and strengthening movements, yoga is a perfect way to revitalize and energize your body. Take advantage of these valuable tools for stress management!

Botetourt Complex - Commons Dining Hall Hunt Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court Taliaferro Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court

Learn about campus policy, resources, and risk reduction with upper-class students focusing on alcohol, decision-making, and issues of sexual misconduct.

All interested students are welcome to attend.

Hang out at our informal gathering for new students. Information on fraternities, sororities, and the recruitment process are available.

For students interested in learning more about the WMSURE program.

Brown Hall: Marketplace Hunt Hall: Marketplace Yates Hall: Commons Dining Hall Green & Gold Village: Sadler Center, Center Court Jefferson Hall: Commons Dining Hall Taliaferro Hall: Marketplace

Meet other new students, Center for Student Diversity staff, and members of 40 different diversity student organizations to learn about resources and opportunities.

Learn more about the theatre and dance programs from faculty and current students, and tour Phi Beta Kappa Memorial Hall.

If you are LGBTQ identified, non-heterosexual, gender non-conforming, or an LGBTQ ally, come meet other students and supporters to learn about available resources.

Experience what Alma Mater Productions (AMP) has to offer!

Refer to your OA to learn when your tour will occur.

Commons Dining Hall * Botetourt Complex * Yates Hall * Transfers & More Marketplace * Brown Hall * Hunt Hall * Jefferson Hall * Taliaferro Hall Sadler Center, Center Court * Green & Gold Village * Monroe Hall

Your OA will be available to assist you with this process beginning at 7:30 AM. Registration should not take an hour, but the system is available during the entire period.

Join faculty and staff from the Departments of Art/Art History, Music, Theatre & Dance, and the Muscarelle Museum to learn more about artistic expression inside the academic classroom.

Join staff and students to learn more about how to be meaningfully involved at W&M, and our philosophy for student engagement during your time on campus.

Discuss aspects of studying abroad, including choosing a program, earning transfer credit, finances, and the role of study abroad in your personal and professional development.

Add a semester in Washington, DC to your bucket list. Come learn about all the opportunities your campus in the city has to offer!

All students registered for SHOW Day must attend. Lunch is included.

Botetourt Complex - Commons Dining Hall Hunt Hall - Sadler Center, Center Court

Add/Drop period begins for all undergraduate students.

A time to consult with Academic Advising if you have not yet achieved a full-time course schedule of at least 12 credits.

Start the new school year off right! Come check out the multitude of ways to get involved on campus! Nearly 300 recognized student organizat

Join the William & Mary Alumni Association to celebrate the start of your college career at W&M!

An opportunity for the W&M community to come together to welcome all new students.

Third mandatory meeting in the series. Look for meeting locations on your floor's informational bulletin board.

Join the Committee on Sustainability in a First Year Experience event showcasing the many sustainability opportunities available both on and off our beautiful campus!