august 2014 newsletter

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Housing & Dining Programs august 2014 2014 Important Dates Monday, August 25 Fall classes begin Monday, September 1 Labor Day, no classes Friday, October 10 Fall Break, no classes Friday, October 17 Last day to drop a fall course Friday, October 17- Sunday, October 20 All-American Weekend Wednesday, November 26- Sunday, November 30 Thanksgiving holiday, no classes Wednesday, December 5 Fall classes end Dear Campus Residents, Welcome back! We could not be more excited to welcome the class of 2018 to our campus! Hopefully you had a restful, yet productive, summer and are ready to get right into the swing of things. Hopefully Move-In Day went as smoothly as possible for you and you are getting settled into your new home in your residence hall. Be sure to spend the next few weeks getting to know the other students on your floor as well as your Resident Assistant (RA). Your RA is there to help you get adjusted as well as possible to your new home. Good luck to you as we begin this new semester! Chris Moody Assistant Vice President Housing & Dining Programs facebook.com/auhdp twitter.com/auhdp Follow Us! RHA Update Over the summer, the Residence Hall Association President, Megan O'Toole, began preparing for the academic year through various tasks including meeting with H&DP professional staff, serving on the Parking and Transportation Task Force, attending AU Athletic and Student Activities meetings, tabling at Eagle Summit, representing American University with a student delegation at a national conference, and readying RHA for the upcoming academic year. When the rest of the Executive board arrived the first week of August, they hit the ground running by organizing some great opportunities! August 25th-August 28th: Mandatory Information Sessions for Hall Council Elections August 29th-September 1st: Quad Poster Sale September 3rd: Red Cross Blood Drive September 25th: RAINN Day

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Page 1: August 2014 Newsletter

Housing & Dining Programsaugust 2014

2014 Important DatesMonday, August 25

Fall classes begin

Monday, September 1Labor Day, no classes

Friday, October 10Fall Break, no classes

Friday, October 17Last day to drop a fall course

Friday, October 17- Sunday, October 20

All-American Weekend

Wednesday, November 26- Sunday, November 30

Thanksgiving holiday, no classes

Wednesday, December 5Fall classes end

Dear Campus Residents,

Welcome back! We could not be more excited to welcome the class of 2018 to our campus! Hopefully you had a restful, yet productive, summer and are ready to get right into the swing of things.

Hopefully Move-In Day went as smoothly as possible for you and you are getting settled into your new home in your residence hall.

Be sure to spend the next few weeks getting to know the other students on your floor as well as your Resident Assistant (RA). Your RA is there to help you get adjusted as well as possible to your new home.

Good luck to you as we begin this new semester!

Chris MoodyAssistant Vice PresidentHousing & Dining Programs

facebook.com/auhdptwitter.com/auhdpFollow Us!

RHA UpdateOver the summer, the Residence Hall Association President, Megan O'Toole, began preparing for the academic year through various tasks including meeting with H&DP professional staff, serving on the Parking and Transportation Task Force, attending AU Athletic and Student Activities meetings, tabling at Eagle Summit, representing American University with a student delegation at a national conference, and readying RHA for the upcoming academic year. When the rest of the Executive board arrived the first week of August, they hit the ground running by organizing some great opportunities!

• August 25th-August 28th: Mandatory Information Sessions for Hall Council Elections • August 29th-September 1st: Quad Poster Sale • September 3rd: Red Cross Blood Drive • September 25th: RAINN Day

Page 2: August 2014 Newsletter

Housing & Dining Programs

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Y2 @ AU ( Year 2 at AU)

Hughes Hall: RenovationOver the summer, Hughes Hall experienced a major renovation. Each summer we focus on one residence hall to upgrade so that our residential spaces can be as current and up-to-date as possible.

One of the improvements made to the building was a complete renovation of the lobby, including a new desk, additional lobby space, and new seating for guests.

Each floor’s storage room was converted into an accessible, gender-neutral, bathroom for floor residents, and every kitchen and lounge space received new furniture and appliances.

Resident rooms in Hughes Hall also received upgrades. All rooms now have a keyless door lock and automatic digital wall thermostats. In addition, rooms received new carpets, baseboards, and furniture.

We are very proud of how Hughes Hall turned out and hope that you are too!

We know that your second year will be exciting, challenging, and full of opportunities to shape your path at AU, so we are here to help you prepare! During the fall and spring semesters, you are invited to take part in our Year2@AU: Sophomore Success events to help you prepare for and make connections with faculty, navigate academic, internship, and career choices, and decision making. These events events are open to all second-year students and will be facilitated by upperclass students.

AU Student Involvement Fair· Wednesday, September 3, 2014, 11-2pm· AU Quad

Federal Work Study Fair· Wednesday, September 3, 2014, 9-4pm

Year2@AU: Panel in the Perch · Monday, September 15, 2014, 8:00 p.m., the Perch (Centennial Hall)· Join upperclassmen for a discussion on the impor-tance of meaningful relationships with faculty and tips on how to obtain them.

AU Job & Internship Fair· Wednesday, September 17, 1-4pm· Bender Arena

AU Abroad Fair· Thursday, September 18, 11-3pm· MGC 2-5

Year2@AU: Sophomore Reception - "Chart Your Academic Future"· Tuesday, September 23, 2014, 6:00 p.m.· Meet with faculty from across the university to begin making connections.

Hughes Hall (before)

Hughes Hall (after)