Orientation Schedule

Head Orientation CounselorsProgram Director Anne Witchner LevinDirector of Orientation and Family Programs Associate Dean of Student Affairs

Head Orientation CounselorsKatelyn Smith Donner HouseEmily Ernst Morewood E-Tower and Morewood GardensApeksha Atal Mudge HouseNate Christie Residence on Fifth and Shirley ApartmentsJeff Zhao Stever HouseMikaela Lewis The Hill ResidencesRicardo Tucker The Hill Residences

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Important Symbols ...........................................................................................4

Dining Information ...........................................................................................5

Orientation Counselor Staff ...........................................................................6

Walk-In CMU Office Hours ..............................................................................8

Academic Advising Sessions & Testing ......................................................12

Orientation Week Daily Schedules ............................................15 – 67

Sunday, August 20 ........................................................................15

Monday, August 21.......................................................................17

Tuesday, August 22 ......................................................................19

Wednesday, August 23 ...............................................................31

Thursday, August 24 ....................................................................39

Friday, August 25 ..........................................................................48

Saturday, August 26 ....................................................................57

Sunday, August 27 ........................................................................63

Campus Map ....................................................................................................70

This booklet contains the entire schedule of events for Orientation Week. Please read it carefully and don’t lose it! If you lose this booklet, a new one may be purchased at the Orientation table in the Cohon Center lobby.

What’s Inside

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Wrist Band: You need to wear your black/white wristband all week. Replacement cost for a new one is $10 and can be purchased at the Orientation Table in the Cohon Center lobby.

Student ID: This symbol indicates that you must have a Carnegie Mellon student ID to participate in the event.

Activities Board: The Activities Board coordinates a wide variety of events to entertain and enrich the life of the campus community. The events represent a variety of topics and genres, and all the commitees work together to present a broad range of events for the campus throughout the year.

Pittsburgh Connections: Through a generous grant from the R.K. Mellon Foundation, CMU students are offered discounted opportunities to engage in a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities located off campus. Helping students develop and maintain a physically active lifestyle and connect to the Pittsburgh region, this program provides exciting recreational activities to students throughout the school year.

Student Dormitory Council: SDC is the governing body of the students residing in university housing. It aims to improve the lives of residents at CMU by providing opportunities for residents to participate in events and activities.

Green Leaf: The leaf indicates events and organizations that are committed to sustainability and environmental awareness.

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• All meals have vegan and vegetarian options.

• If you have arranged for special meals related to a medical condition or food allergy, your meal will be labeled and identified as a Special Dining Order and will be available in Wiegand Gymnasium.

• If you require kosher, halal or other religious meals, please email catering@andrew.cmu.edu.

• If you have any questions or need help, see your OC or RA or ask a member of the Catering staff in Wiegand Gymnasium. You may also contact Dining Services at 412-268-2139 or dining@andrew.cmu.edu.

DineXtra is better than cash or credit when eating on campus and at our off-campus partners. Receive a bonus value of up to 10% of the amount added: 1% for $100, 2% for $200, and so on, up to 10% for $1,000. DineXtra rolls over between semesters and expires at the end of the academic year.

Dining Information

Download the GET app or visit get.cbord.com/cmu to add DineXtra to your student account or to pre-order food for pick-up at participating GET Food dining locations.

Dining Services Nutrition app This app contains information about menus, nutrition facts, ingredients and food allergens for all campus dining locations app.mynutritioncalculator.net/cmu

Stay ConnectedGet dining hours, locations, menus, specials, news and more at cmu.edu/dining

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Katelyn Smith

Kristina BanhLeo GalvanJoey GibliAnja Kalaba

Adrian BergerMiranda ChenDaniel DeLucaEmmi DolphTaruna EmaniEmma FarrellClaire FarrokhCaroline HermansNolan HiehleRoman KaufmanJoseph KimLois KimKarishma ManglaniSaru NandaRanjini NarayanConlon NovakDavid OttWyatt Swift-RamirezSamantha Trapani

Emily Ernst

David DwyerAnny FanHadley KillenLily Marty

Maunika AtmakuriMaddie BombergLiz CameleAmy ChenJackie ChouPriscilla ChungMikey FernandezRick HuangBri HudockRebecca KalmeijerYelim KimDavid LevinMarysia MoskalEvan NeelyMax PerryBeata PurvinaMargaret ReagerSantiago RoaAri SandovalGrant SeastreamAshwin SekarMamie SlevinZhuri SolanAnnie SongRosie Zhang

Apeksha Atal

Will DivelyRaghav GoyalHamza QureshiTaylor Tabb

Alyssa AburachisArchana AjithGhalya AlsaneaDavid BickYiyuan ChenCoy ConduffEstella DentingerRyan DumasKaty DyerJack FormanEvans HauserTiffney KathirKyle LeeRoosha MandalTyng PeckAlice RaoAisha RashidLaura RospigliosiTravis SchwartzMohona SenguptaChangning ShouSurya SinglaIzzy SioBrian TaoCharis-Marie Vanderpuye

Mudge HouseDonner House Morewood Gardens & E-Tower

HEAD ORIENTATION COUNSELORS

ORIENTATION LEADERS

ORIENTATION COUNSELORS

Orientation Counselor Staff

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Nate Christie

Julia AdamsTushar ChetalPhilip DeCicco

Xavier ApostolKeegan BaroneLaurel BeattyDrew DatesVeronica LopezConnor MaggioRoshni MehtaMiranda MillerLauren NazzarroZachary SikovAni SridharNajah ThurstonAndrea Topacio

Jeff Zhao

Sarah BoyleEmily StewartPriscilla TaiThomas von Davier

Manav AnandGus AnguloChris FultonKristen HofmannAlicia HuggettLauren KellyNathan KingSoonho KwonJustin LeeEugene LuoNikhil NilakantanMuriel PokolLauren WholeyMegan Yelsangikar

Mikaela LewisRicardo Tucker

AnnaJamieson BeckCory BirdChristie ChangMason MilesChris Reed

Roman BaioccoEmma BrennanAlex ChenAmy CoronadoFred DauphinJason DengSophia DengLexi ElliottDan FrancisNakul GargAmelia GilsonJean HaddadSung HongSandy Jiang

The HillResidence on Fifth & Shirley Apartments

Stever House

Simran JobanputraJenny KimKim LambertiSerris LewMargaret MarcheseJilisa McCulloughSean MooreChris NgAngelo PagliucaHenry PeckKylee SantosBen StoneSterling WellsMichelle Wiedmann

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A VERY SPECIAL THANK YOU: Many people, departments and organizations inside and outside Carnegie Mellon University have come together to make Orientation 2017 a success. We extend our gratitude to everyone who gave guidance and support to the 2017 Head Orientation Staff. Our heartfelt thanks go to the Orientation Leaders, Orientation Counselors, Resident Assistants, Community Advisors and Housefellows — and especially to our Director, Associate Dean of Student Affairs, Anne Witchner Levin.

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ID Card Photo 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

If you did not submit a photo prior to July 10, you’ll be supplied with a temporary key to access your room. You must report to The HUB for a photo in order to receive your ID card. Bring your Residence Hall Check-in envelope with you.

Housing Services and Dining Services 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Residence on Fifth Office, 4700 Fifth Avenue

Stop by if you need assistance.

Orientation Information9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. and 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Kirr Commons, Cohon Center Lobby

Orientation staff will be available to answer questions or provide directions as needed.

Walk-In CMU Office Hours

Monday, August 21University Health Services 8:30 – 11 a.m. and1:30 – 3:30 p.mMorewood Gardens E-Tower

Students can walk in to obtain their missing immunizations or TB screening and testing.

Monday, August 21 – Sunday, August 27

The following offices are open during Orientation Week for your convenience. Please find time to visit these areas when you are not participating in required Orientation programming.

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Computing Help9 a.m. – 5 p.m.Cyert Hall 119

Visit with computing and account related questions. Phone and email support are available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at 412-268-4357 or it-help@cmu.edu.

Veterans Affairs Benefits and Overview of the ROTC Programs10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

Learn more about the ROTC Program and scholarships for qualified students and VA Benefit Certification Process and requirements. University Veterans Affairs Advisor and ROTC liaison, Mike Danko, will be available to answer questions.

Tuesday, August 22Orientation Information 8 – 9:30 a.m. , Noon – 1:30 p.m. and 2 – 7 p.m.Kirr Commons, Cohon Center

University Health Services 8:30 – 11 a.m. and1:30 – 3:30 p.mMorewood Gardens E-Tower

Housing Services and Dining Services8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. Residence on Fifth Office, 4700 Fifth Avenue

Disability Resources 2 – 4 p.m.5136 Margaret Morrison Street (across from food trucks)

Learn about accommodations for any type of disability, including physical, emotional, learning or chronic health.

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Computing Help9 a.m. – 5 p.m.Cyert Hall 119

Veterans Affairs Benefits and Overview of the ROTC Programs10:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

ID Card Photo 10:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

University Health Services 8:30 – 11 a.m. and1:30 – 3:30 p.mMorewood Gardens E-Tower

ID Card Photo 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

Housing Services and Dining Services8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Residence on Fifth Office, 4700 Fifth Avenue

Computing Help9 a.m. – 5 p.m.Cyert Hall 119

Orientation Information9 a.m. – 6 p.m.Kirr Commons, Cohon Center Lobby

Veterans Affairs Benefits and Overview of the ROTC Programs10 a.m. – 2 p.m. The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

Walk-In CMU Office Hours continued

Wednesday, August 23

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Friday, August 25University Health Services 8:30 – 11 a.m. and1:30 – 3:30 p.mMorewood Gardens E-Tower

ID Card Photo 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. The HUB, Lower Level, Warner Hall A12

Housing Services and Dining Services8:30 a.m. – 7 p.m. Residence on Fifth Office, 4700 Fifth Avenue

Disability Resources 9 – 11 a.m.5136 Margaret Morrison Street (across from food trucks)

Computing Help9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Cyert Hall 119

Orientation Information Noon – 3 p.m. Kirr Commons, Cohon Center

Saturday, August 26Housing Services and Dining Services10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Residence on Fifth Office, 4700 Fifth Avenue

Sunday, August 27Housing Services and Dining Services10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Residence on Fifth Office, 4700 Fifth Avenue

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Tuesday, August 228:30 – 9:45 a.m.

College of Engineering Scaife Hall 125

If you need to revise your schedule or have questions about your AP, IB, Cambridge or college transfer credit, please stop by and meet with your advisor Treci Bonime, Annette Jacobson, Kurt Larsen or Nisha Shukla. Nisha’s advisees should go to Scott Hall 6117.

Dietrich CollegeAcademic Advisory Center, Baker Hall A57If you have any questions about your fall schedule, AP, IB, Cambridge or college transfer credit, please stop by.

Mellon College of ScienceDoherty Hall 1324If you need to revise your schedule or answer questions about your AP, IB, Cambridge or college transfer credit, please meet with Drs. Maggie Braun or Ken Hovis.

Physics Placement and Other AdvisingWean Hall 7303

School of Computer SconceGates and Hillman Centers 6019

If you haven’t registered for fall courses or need to modify your schedule, please meet with Jacobo Carrasquel.

Tepper School of Business Group Advising MeetingsTepper Undergraduate Program Offices 133, 135, 137 and 139

Academic Advising Sessions and Testing

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Wednesday, August 238:30 – 9:45 a.m.

College of Engineering Scaife Hall 125Nisha’s advisees should go to Scott Hall, Room 6117

Dietrich CollegeAcademic Advisory Center, Baker Hall A57

Mellon College of Science Doherty Hall 1324

Physics Placement and Physics AdvisingWean Hall 7303

School of Computer ScienceGates and Hillman Centers 6019

Friday, August 25Physics Placement and Other Advising8:30 – 9:45 a.m. Wean Hall 7303

School of Computer Science Walk-in Advising9 – 11:45 a.m.Gates and Hillman Centers 6019

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Walk-in Advising Sessions and Testing1 – 5 p.m. • Calculus Placement Exam 3:30 – 8 p.m.Advance sign-up was required.

• College of Engineering1 – 4 p.m.Scaife Hall 125Nisha’s advisees should go to Scott Hall, Room 6117

• Dietrich College1 – 4 p.m.Academic Advisory Center, Baker Hall A57

• Mellon College of Science1 – 4 p.mDoherty Hall 1324

• Physics Placement and Other Advising

3:30 – 4:30 p.m. Wean Hall 7303

• Science and Humanities Scholars

1 – 4 p.m.Doherty 2201

• Tepper School of Business Group Advising Meetings

1 – 3:30 p.m.Tepper Undergraduate Program Offices 133, 133, 137 and 139

Saturday, August 26Physics Placement Test 9 a.m. Wean Hall 7303Prior permission is needed.

Physics Advising 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Wean Hall 7303

Academic Advising Sessions and Testing continued

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Sunday, August 20

Dinner for All New Students: Tastes of Pittsburgh Smorges’burg’5:30 – 7:45 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Join fellow classmates, OCs and RAs as we welcome you to your new home! To accommodate everyone and avoid congestion, please follow the schedule below:

• 5:30 p.m.Residents of Residence on Fifth, Mudge, Shirley and Donner

• 6:30 p.m.Residents of Hamerschlag, Boss, Scobell, McGill, Welch, Henderson, Margaret Morrison, Morewood, Stever and commuter students

After Dinner Desserts6 – 8 p.m.Legacy Plaza (rainsite: Loggia alongside Cohon Center)

Join the Alumni Association for desserts and fun games to unwind.

Floor Meetings8 – 9:30 p.m.Ask your RA for details.

• Boss House – on Floor

• Donner House – on Floor

• Hamerschlag House – on Floor

• Henderson House – Henderson Lounge

• Margaret Morrison Apartments – on Floor

• McGill House – on Floor

• Morewood E-Tower – on Floor

• Morewood Gardens – on Floor

• Mudge House - on Floor

• The Residence on Fifth – on Floor

• Scobell House – on Floor

• Shirley Apartments – on Floor

• Stever House - on Floor

• Welch House - Henderson Lounge

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Residence Hall Activities9:30 – 11 p.m.Ask your OC for details.

• Margaret Morrison Street Block Party

• Morewood Avenue Block Party

• Rez on Fifth, Fairfax and Shirley Apartments Extravaganza at the Residence on Fifth

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House Day Orientation Programs 8 a.m. – 3 p.m. Meet housemates and get to know your house staff. Become familiar with campus and your housing community through programs and activities led by your housefellow. Your orientation counselor and resident assistant will provide details at your first floor meeting.

During the afternoon, you will have time to view the Solar Eclipse with members of the Astronomy Club.

The sun will celebrate the first days of the Class of 2021+ with a rare solar eclipse! The sky will begin to darken at 1:10 p.m. and by 2:35 p.m., 80 percent of the sun will be covered. If you’re able to step away from orientation activities, you can view the eclipse through a telescope with the CMU Astronomy Club in the early afternoon. Or you can view the eclipse from anywhere by looking at the ground under a

tree — the openings between leaves act as pinhole cameras that project images of the eclipse on the ground. Do not look directly at the sun unless wearing glasses that are made for this purpose. (If the sky is cloudy, the eclipse won’t be visible.)

Community Collage4 – 5:30 p.m.Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

Enjoy the diversity of our campus as students demonstrate the integral role that unique experiences, personal reflections and cultural performances have in shaping the character of Carnegie Mellon. Not only will you gain cross-cultural perspective but you will also open a dialogue that will allow you to build relationships and bridges throughout campus. The Collage is sure to inspire appreciation and respect for your new community.

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Dinner 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Remember to wear your Class of 2021+ shirt and closed-toe shoes. Please dine with your housing areas at the times below.

• 5:30 – 6:30 p.m.Residents of: Shirley, Residence on Fifth, Mudge, Stever and Commuter students

• 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.Residents of: Morewood, Donner, Hamerschlag, Scobell, Boss, McGill, Welch, Henderson and Margaret Morrison

Line up with your House for Group Photo and Playfair! 7:30 p.m. Remember to wear your Class of 2021+ shirt and closed-toe shoes! Ask your OC or RA for details.Location:_____________________

Playfair8 – 10 p.m.The Cut in Front of Cohon Center

This is the largest icebreaker ever! Get to know everyone in the Class of 2021+.

Activities on the Cut or Dance the Night Away10 p.m. – Midnight The Cut and Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Join the Student Dormitory Council for a water gun fight on the Cut and Frisbee, or dance with fellow classmates in Rangos Ballroom. Do not bring the water guns into Rangos Ballroom.

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Tuesday, August 22

Breakfast with Your Orientation Group8 – 9:30 a.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Please dine with your housing areas at these times:

• 8 – 8:45 a.m. Residents of: Morewood, Donner, Margaret Morrison, Hamerschlag, Scobell, Boss, McGill, Welch, Henderson and Margaret Morrison

• 8:45 – 9:45 a.m. Residents of: Shirley, Fairfax, Residence on Fifth, Mudge, Stever and Commuter Students

Sign up for Pittsburgh Connections Kick-off Events8 – 9:30 a.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

Limited to the first 250 students. More slots available at dinner.

Walk-in Advising8:30 – 9:45 a.m. See Page 12 for full description.

Making Your MarkRangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

An interactive session sharing highlights of CMU’s history and the resources offered to help you create and innovate your Carnegie Mellon experience. Look back at alumni and students who have found a way to make meaningful contributions to the Carnegie Mellon community and beyond.

• 9:45 – 10:45 a.m. Residents of: Morewood Gardens, Morewood E-Tower, Stever, Mudge and Commuter Students

• 12:45 – 1:45 p.m. Residents of: Hamerschlag, Boss, McGill, Scobell, Margaret Morrison, Welch, Henderson, Donner, Residence on Fifth and Shirley Apartments.

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The Last Lecture – A Conversation about College and LifeEngage in discussion about how Carnegie Mellon can help you “achieve your childhood dreams” using Randy Pausch’s The Last Lecture. This is the 10th anniversary of his famous talk. Your RA or OC will tell you the location.

• 10 – 11 a.m Residents of: Hamerschlag, Boss, McGill, Scobell, Welch, Henderson, Margaret Morrison, Donner, Residence on Fifth and Shirley Apartments. Location:_____________________

• 12:45 – 1:45 p.m. Residents of: Morewood Gardens, Morewood E-Tower, Stever, Mudge and Commuter Students. Location:_____________________

Lunch10:45 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Dine with your residential areas at the times below:

• 10:45 – 11:45 a.m. Residents of: Morewood, Stever, Mudge and Commuter Students

• 11:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Residents of: Hamerschlag, Boss, McGill, Margaret Morrison, Scobell, Welch, Henderson, Donner, Residence on Fifth and Shirley

Transfer Students MeetingNoon – 12:30 p.m.Danforth Lounge, Cohon Center

Meet fellow transfer students and staff from Student Affairs.

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• Squirrel Hill: Forbes and Murray Avenues offer unique shopping, grocery stores, restaurants and more. Meet at the outbound bus stop at Forbes and Morewood Avenues.

• Oakland: Cathedral of Learning and Schenley Plaza tours the University of Pittsburgh campus, shops and restaurants. Meet at the Walking to the Sky Statue. This is a 5-minute walk.

• Carnegie Museum: See world-class art and natural history. Bring CMU ID. Meet at the Rain Garden in front of the Cohon Center. This is a 5-minute walk.

• Phipps Conservatory: Gorgeous gardens and plants on display. Bring CMU ID. Meet between Hunt Library and Baker Hall, along Frew Street. This is a 5-minute walk.

Campus Sampler: Special Events and Activities 2 – 3:50 p.m. Participate in any of the following events to learn more about the opportunities that Carnegie Mellon and the local area have to offer and how you can get involved!

Adventures to Local Neighborhoods 2 – 3:50 p.m. Join your OCs on guided trips of Pittsburgh. Choose a trip that sounds exciting and meet at 2 p.m. at the specified meeting location to depart.

• Shadyside: Great shopping, restaurants, cafés and more. Meet at the outbound bus stop at Forbes and Morewood Avenue.

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Mindfulness Room Open House2 – 3:50 p.m.West Wing, 1st Floor

A venue that sparks inspiration, the Mindfulness Room at Carnegie Mellon allows students, faculty and staff to enjoy a relaxing break. Join us to hear more about this space and opportunities to cultivate your personal wellness. Refreshments will be served. Our weekly registered dogs will join us for puppy love and relaxation.

Participate in the Mobile Research Lab 2 – 3:50 p.m.College of Fine Arts Parking Lot

See Carnegie Mellon’s newest advancement in Economics, Psychology and Decision Making research. Visit the Center for Behavioral and Decision Research’s 36-foot, 13-ton truck where experiments can be run anywhere in the city or the

region. Take part in experiments that are making headlines, and see how research is done at CMU.

Tartan Tuesday: O-Week Special Edition2 – 3:50 p.m.Wean Commons, Cohon Center

Throughout the academic year, when you wear CMU apparel every Tuesday — a.k.a. Tartan Tuesday — you’re rewarded with free candy and a chance to win CMU swag and clothing. Stop by the table for a chance to win. This is the only week you’ll get a chance to win without wearing CMU clothing! 

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First-Year Students Wanted: Undergraduate Research for Every Discipline2 – 2:45 p.m. McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

Every student is encouraged—no matter what your ultimate career path — to participate in research and creative inquiry at CMU, and you can begin as early as your freshman year. Come learn about the resources and opportunities available from the Undergraduate Research Office (URO): Small Undergraduate Research Grants (SURG) or Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF). Also learn about the Fellowships and Scholarships Office (FSO) from Stephanie Wallach, director; Joanna Dickert and Richelle Bernazzoli, assistant directors, Office of Undergraduate Research and National Fellowships.

The Environment @ CMU 2 – 2:50 p.m. Danforth Conference Room, Cohon Center

An interactive conversation with student leaders about sustainability on our campus. Learn more about community opportunities that blend research, education and practices that will enhance your CMU undergraduate experience.

The Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship Programs, Support and Incubation for Student Business Startups2 – 2:50 p.m. Studio Theater, Cohon Center

The Swartz Center offers a series of programs (Boot Camp, CONNECTs, Start Smart legal series, Innovation Scholars) for students who want to start a business venture while a student. Project Olympus is the startup incubator that provides advice, micro-grants, incubator space, connections and visibility. Learn how to get started.

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IDeATe Information Session and Tour of IDeATe Maker Facilities in Hunt Library2 – 3 p.m.Hunt Library, Studio A, 106B

The IDeATe (Integrative Design, Arts and Technology) network provides interdisciplinary collaboration in which students experience learning and working in a diverse team of experts. IDeATe offers minors and courses in eight areas: Game Design, Animation & Special Effects, Media Design, Learning Media, Sound Design, Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Intelligent Environments and Physical Computing, all of which are open to students from any major. IDeATe Assistant Director Kelly Delaney (kellydel@andrew.cmu.edu) will give an overview of the network, answer questions and give a tour of the IDeATe@Hunt maker facilities.

Integrated Master’s Programs at the INI for SCS, ECE and IS Majors2 – 3 p.m.McKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

Learn how to maximize your time at CMU and earn your B.S. and M.S. in five years. We will discuss the pathway to completing the MS in Information Networking or Information Security in 12 months. We will provide you with a list of the undergraduate courses you can take that will allow you to waive graduate requirements. We will also discuss the scholarships that are available and the career path this degree will open up for you. Stop by and get your INI swag!

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Explore the World! How Study Abroad Can Work for You2:30 – 3:30 p.m.Connan Room, Cohon Center

Over 500 Carnegie Mellon students, from all majors, study abroad annually. Students may study abroad for a semester, academic year or summer in countries around the world, including Carnegie Mellon’s campus in Doha, Qatar. Opportunities for short-term, non-credit study abroad experiences available. Chris Menand and Erin Swift, coordinators of Study Abroad in the Office of International Education, host the session. Former study abroad participants will answer questions.

First-Year FIT Tours2:30 – 3:50 p.m. Cohon Center Equipment Desk, across from Wiegand Gymnasium(Tours will start every 30 minutes.) Explore the workout spaces on campus and learn how to stay active. Attendees get a free gift.

Computational Biology Ice Cream Social2:45 – 3:45 p.m.Gates-Hillman Collaborative Commons, 6th Floor

Learn about opportunities in computational biology, including the new undergraduate program for SCS students. Meet faculty and graduate students from the department.

CMU Washington Semester Program Info Session3 – 3:45 p.m.      Danforth Conference Room, Cohon Center

Undergraduates from any course of study who value firsthand policy experience are invited to apply to the Carnegie Mellon University Washington Semester Program, sponsored by the university’s Institute for Politics and Strategy. In this semester-long program, students live, work and study in Washington, D.C., coming into direct contact with political, business and community leaders and learning about the most pressing policy

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issues of the day. Students earn 48 units for the CMU/WSP, interning three days per week in any sector or field of interest within Washington, D.C., while taking classes in the afternoons and evenings. The Institute for Politics and Strategy sponsors events and a policy forum in Washington for students participating in the program to enrich their experience and enhance their understanding of how Washington functions as a hub of international and public policy decision-making. Emily Half, ehalf@andrew.cmu.edu, associate director for academic affairs, will present information about fitting the CMU/WSP into your curricular plan.

First-Year Students Wanted: Undergraduate Research for Every Discipline3 – 3:45 p.m.McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

See Page 24 for full description.

Diversity Dialogue3 – 3:50 p.m.Center for Student Diversity & Inclusion, Lower Level Cohon Center

Join student leaders who cultivate multicultural and diversity initiatives for the campus community in an interactive conversation about social justice, diversity and inclusion. Get involved in creating a more diverse and welcoming campus community.Learn about participating in upcoming Celebration of Diversity Weekends and other program initiatives.

The Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship Programs, Support and Incubation for Student Business Startups3 – 3:50 p.m. Studio Theater Cohon Center

See Page 24 for full description.

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BXA Solar Decathlon House (behind Donner House)

BCSA4122 Gates-Hillman

Incoming BCSA students meet with CS Associate Dean Dr. Tom Cortina.

BHA & BSA

Incoming BHA and BSA students meet with their academic units during this time; the BXA office will contact students directly to make these arrangements. They may additionally choose to meet with BXA Associate Director and First-Year Advisor Dr. Carrie Hagan for drop-in advising.

College of Fine Arts

SCHOOL OF ARTCollege of Fine Arts 303

Incoming freshmen meet with Mark Cato, assistant head of Academic Affairs and Academic Advisor. 

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTUREMargaret Morrison 303

Incoming first-year School of Architecture students meet with Heather Workinger Midgley, first-year faculty advisor. 

SCHOOL OF DESIGNMargaret Morrison A6

Incoming freshmen meet with Melissa Cicozi, assistant head of the School of Design and academic advisor.

SCHOOL OF DRAMARauh Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

Incoming freshmen meet with Dick Block, associate head of the School of Drama, and Amy Nichols, director of Student Services.

Academic Programs4 – 5:30 p.m.

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SCHOOL OF MUSIC ADVISING Q&A SESSIONCollege of Fine Arts A2

Sharon Johnston, undergraduate advisor for the School of Music, will discuss questions about class schedules, AP or college transfer credits, and about beginning undergraduate studies at CMU.

College of Engineering

MEET AND GREETMarquis Room, Scott Hall 5201

Meet students, faculty and staff from the College of Engineering. Event ends at 5 p.m.

Dietrich College of Humanities & Social Sciences

KEYS TO SUCCESS Locations vary.

Check your email Monday night for your room assignment. Join your academic advisor and Dietrich OCs for a dialogue on how to have a fruitful first year at CMU.

Mellon College of Science

JOINING THE MCS COMMUNITY Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Join your academic advisors and upperclass students for a discussion about making the most of your MCS experience.

School of Computer ScienceTent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

Join your academic advisor for an interactive session on how to have a successful first year at CMU, discuss your expectations and ours, and to meet your fellow CS incoming freshmen.  

Science and Humanities Scholars StudentsSHS students should attend the MCS event at this time.

Tepper School of Business

UBA ADVISORS NETWORKINGTepper 322 and 324

Take this opportunity to get to know the Tepper advisors.

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Zero-Waste Dinner: Your Role in a Sustainable World5:30 – 7:30 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center 

Co-sponsored by Sustainable Earth, CMU Community Garden, Green Practices and the Steinbrenner Institute for Environmental Education and Research, this dinner showcases campus composting and recycling efforts. Take only as much food as you can eat and compost remains upon completing your meal. Learn more about these green practices at cmu.edu/environment.

Please dine with your residential areas at the times below:

• 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Residents of: Morewood, Donner, Hamerschlag, Scobell, Boss, McGill, Welch and Henderson

• 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Residents of: Shirley, Residence on Fifth, Mudge, Stever, Margaret Morrison and Commuter Students

Sign up for Pittsburgh Connections Kick-off Events 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

Limited to the first 250 students in line. More slots will be available Wednesday at breakfast.

Greek Life Q&A 6 – 7 p.m.McKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

What’s life like as a fraternity or sorority member? What do Greeks do on campus? How much does it cost? What are the time commitments? Can I live in the chapter house? What do all those letters mean? Current students will provide an introduction to Greek Life at Carnegie Mellon and be available to answer all these questions and more! 

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First-Year Showcase Auditions6 – 7:30 p.m. Tent Stage, College of Fine Arts Lawn

According to tradition, Orientation Week concludes with the annual First-year Showcase. Come try for your slot to show your peers what makes you unique!

Mentalist: Craig Karges 8:30 – 10 p.m.

Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

Experience the impossible! You won’t believe your eyes.

Greek Night with Desserts 10 p.m. – Midnight Kirr Commons, Rangos, Connan and McKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

Immerse yourself in an evening of free food and fun in the Cohon Center! In addition to desserts and other free food, CMU’s fraternities and sororities will provide plenty of entertainment and giveaways. For those wanting to learn more about Greek life, all campus fraternities and sororities will be represented.

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Sign up for Pittsburgh Connections Kick-off Events 8 – 9:30 a.m.Connan Room, Cohon Center

This is the last time period to sign up. Availability will determined by the number of openings on the remaining trips.

Walk-in Advising Sessions 8:30 – 9:45 a.m. See page 12 for full description.

Wednesday, August 23

Breakfast with Your Orientation Group8 – 9:30 a.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Dine with your residential areas at these times:

• 8 – 9 a.m. Residents of: Donner, Boss, Hamerschlag, Margaret Morrison, Scobell, Stever, Welch, Henderson, McGill and Commuter students

• 8:45 – 9:30 a.m. Residents of: Morewood, Mudge, Shirley and Residence on Fifth Community @ CMU

SESSIONS 1 – 4:9:15 a.m. – 4 p.m. Students will be seated  with their residential communities. For details, see pages 32-33.

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SESSION 1:  Setting the Standard

Interactive discussion with your Housefellow and members of your house community about what it means to be part of a community and the standards that exist for you as a Tartan.

9:15 – 10 a.m. (Group A)• Donner:

Rangos 1 and 2, Cohon Center   

• Hamerschlag and Scobell:  Doherty Hall 2315

• Stever and Commuter Students: Doherty Hall 2210

• Welch, Henderson, Boss, McGill and Margaret Morrison: Rangos 3, Cohon Center

9:45 – 10:30 a.m. (Group B)• Morewood Gardens and

Morewood E-Tower: Chosky Theater,  Purnell Center for the Arts

• Mudge: McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

• Shirley, Fairfax and Residence on Fifth: Mellon Institute Auditorium

SESSION 2: Building Healthy Communities                                                         

College exposes you to a variety of new experiences. This interactive program discusses healthy choices regarding sexual experiences, emotional well-being, consent, alcohol, drugs and relationships.

10 – 11:30 a.m. (Group A)

10:30 a.m. – Noon (Group B) Groups remain in same rooms.

Lunch• 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium Residents of: Donner, Margaret Morrison, Hamerschlag, Scobell, Stever, Welch, Henderson, Boss, McGill and Commuter Students

• Noon – 1 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium Residents of: Morewood Gardens and Mudge

Mellon Institute Residents of: Shirley, Fairfax and Residence on Fifth will have lunch delivered to Mellon Institute.

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SESSION 3: Building Responsible Communities

Resources and strategies are shared to help you actively and appropriately respond to issues when they arise. Discuss what happens when a standard in our community is not met.  

12:45 – 2:15 p.m. (Group A)• Donner: Rangos 1 and 2,

Cohon Center   

• Hamerschlag and Scobell: Doherty Hall 2315

• Stever House and Commuter Students: Doherty Hall 2210

• Welch, Henderson, Boss, McGill and Margaret Morrison:  Rangos 3, Cohon Center

1:15 – 2:45 p.m.  (Group B)• Morewood Gardens and

Morewood E-Tower: Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

• Mudge: McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

• Shirley and Residence on Fifth: Mellon Institute Auditorium

SESSION 4: Reflections on the Day

Join your floor-mates, OCs and RAs on your residential floor for dialogue and debriefing following the group sessions.

2:30 – 3:30 p.m. (Group A) On Residential Floor

3 – 4 p.m. (Group B) On Residential Floor

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First-Year Showcase Auditions4 – 5 p.m. Tent Stage, College of Fine Arts Lawn

According to tradition, Orientation Week concludes with the annual First-year Showcase. Try out for a slot to show your peers what makes you unique.

BXA: (Bachelor of Humanities and Arts, Bachelor of Science and Arts and Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts)

Dinner5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Students board buses for the Children’s Museum6:30 – 6:45 p.m. Buses depart at the top of Tech Street and Schenley Drive. All students must take the bus. Last bus departs at 6:45 p.m.

Night at the Children’s Museum  

7 – 9:30 p.m.CFA and BXA academic advisors and CFA Orientation Counselors join the BXA and CFA first-year students for an exciting night of events fueled by treats from the Pittsburgh Candy Buffet. All students must return on the bus.

Dinner and Evening Activities with Colleges4:30 p.m. – Midnight

Read the following instructions to participate in activities based upon your COLLEGE affiliation:

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Dinner for Engineering Students5 – 6 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Engineering students will load buses right after dinner. Wristband required.

Students board buses for Zone286 – 6:15 p.m. Buses will depart at bottom of Frew Street in front of Scaife Hall. All students must take the bus. Wristband required. Last bus departs at 6:15 p.m.

An Evening at Zone286:30 – 9:30 p.m. Join staff and fellow students for an evening of bowling, laser tag, arcade games and more. Buses will return by 9:30 p.m.

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Dinner5:30 – 6:30 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Students board buses for Children’s Museum6:30 – 6:45 p.m. Buses depart at the top of Tech Street and Schenley Drive. All students must take the bus. Last bus departs at 6:45 p.m.

Night at the Children’s Museum 7 – 9:30 p.m.CFA and BXA academic advisors and CFA Orientation Counselors join the BXA and CFA first-year students for an exciting night of events fueled by treats from the Pittsburgh Candy Buffet. All students must return on the bus.

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DIETRICH COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Information Systems Program Reception4 – 4:45 p.m.Porter Hall 222

Information Systems students are invited to attend this gathering for refreshments and to meet faculty, staff and upperclass students.

Dinner5 – 6 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Students board buses to Heinz History Center6 – 6:15 p.m.Buses depart on Frew Street behind Hunt Library.

Students must take the buses.

An Evening at the Heinz History Center6:30 – 9:30 p.m.Join Dietrich deans, advisors, faculty and OCs for a fun night at one of Pittsburgh’s iconic attractions.

MELLON COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

Welcome Dinner5 – 6:30 p.m. Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Please arrive promptly as dinner includes a welcome from Dean Rebecca Doerge and an introduction to core curriculum.

Students board buses for the Carnegie Science Center6:30 – 6:45 p.m.Depart at the corner of Morewood and Forbes Avenues near bus stop.

Students must take the bus to and from the Science Center.

An Evening at the Carnegie Science Center 7:15 p.m. – MidnightDeans Doerge, Braun and Hovis, MCS faculty and advisors along with MCS Orientation Counselors, Resident Assistants, and the First-Year Mentors join the MCS first-year students (plus SHS and BSA students) for a fun night of activities. The evening includes

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several rotations through exhibits such as Highmark SportsWorks, Kitchen Chemistry, exploration of the universe in the Digital Dome, and mentor-guided exploration of the other nationally renowned museum exhibits. The night ends with a make-your-own-sundae bar.

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Dinner for SCS students4:30 – 5:15 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Students board buses for Google5:15 – 5:25 p.m.Buses depart at the corner of Margaret Morrison and Tech Streets.

All buses depart at the same time; all students must take the buses. Wristband required.

Visit Google Pittsburgh offices 6 – 10 p.m.Tour the facilities, meet staff and discuss projects. Buses return to campus by 10:15 p.m.

SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES SCHOLARS

Dinner for SHS students5 – 6 p.m.Schatz Dining Room, Cohon Center

New students meet Director William Alba, other faculty and deans associated with the program, and upperclass students.

Students board buses for Heinz History Center6 – 6:15 p.m.Buses depart on Frew Street behind Hunt Library.

All students must take the buses.

An Evening at the Heinz History Center6:30 – 8:15 p.m.Join Dietrich College deans, advisors, faculty and OCs for a night at one of Pittsburgh’s iconic attractions. SHS Director William Alba, Academic Advisor Veronica Peet and SHS upper class students will accompany you.

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Students board buses for Carnegie Science Center8:15 – 8:30 p.m.Check your email on Tuesday for location to board the buses.

An Evening at the Science Center 8:45 p.m. – MidnightJoin MCS deans, advisors, faculty and upperclass students for a fun night of activities. The evening includes science demonstrations, exploration of the universe in the Digital Dome, and mentor-guided exploration of the other nationally renowned museum exhibits. The night ends with a make-your-own-sundae bar. SHS Director William Alba, Academic Advisor Veronica Peet and upperclass students will accompany you.

TEPPER SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Welcome Dinner4:30 – 5:30 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Meet at The Fence to walk to the bus departure area5:45 p.m. Buses depart on Margaret Morrison Street in front of Donner House.

Bring Andrew ID and wear comfortable walking shoes. All students must take the bus.

Downtown Adventure 6:30 – 9:30 p.m. Enjoy this unique opportunity to visit downtown Pittsburgh. You will also take part in a Networking Reception at PNC. Take a bus ride to Mount Washington where you will enjoy ice cream.

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Academic Orientation8:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.Meet deans, professors and advisors from your college and learn about academic expectations at Carnegie Mellon.

BXA: (Bachelor of Humanities and Arts, Bachelor of Science and Arts and Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts)

Breakfast 8:45 – 9:30 a.m.Margaret Morrison 121

College of Fine Arts Convocation9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

Thursday, August 23Meet with Individual Schools10:30 a.m. – Noon • Architecture:

Margaret Morrison A14

• Art: College of Fine Arts 303

• Design: Margaret Morrison A6

• Drama: Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

• Music: Margaret Morrison 119

Lunch Noon – 1 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Meet with Individual Schools1 – 2:30 p.m. See 10:30 a.m. for locations.

College Conversation on Academic Success 2:30 – 4 p.m.Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

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COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Breakfast 8:30 – 9 a.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

College Conversation on Academic Success9:15 – 10:45 a.m.McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

Biomedical Engineering and Engineering and Public Policy Departmental Session11 a.m. – NoonMcConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

LunchNoon – 1 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Look for Engineering Department balloons and tables for seating.   

Careers in Engineering1:15 – 2:15 p.m.McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

This is for all engineering students.

Departmental Sessions2:30 – 4 p.m.As a reminder, we suggest you attend a departmental information session different from the engineering course for which you are registered to maximize your exploration opportunities.

• Chemical Engineering:  Doherty Hall 1112

• Civil and Environmental Engineering: Porter Hall 125C 

• Electrical and Computer Engineering: McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

• Materials Science and Engineering: Doherty Hall A302 

• Mechanical Engineering:  Scaife Hall 125  

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COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Convocation9:30 – 10:30 a.m. Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

Meet with Individual Schools10:30 a.m. – Noon • Architecture:

Margaret Morrison A14

• Art: College of Fine Arts 303

• Design: Margaret Morrison A6

• Drama: Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

• Music: Margaret Morrison 119

Lunch Noon – 1 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Meet with Individual Schools1 – 2:30 p.m. See 10:30 a.m. for locations.

College Conversation on Academic Success 2:30 – 4 p.m.Chosky Theater, Purnell Center for the Arts

DIETRICH COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES

Breakfast and Check-In (required session)8:30 - 9 a.m.Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Dean’s Welcome: The Values of Our Academic Community (required session)9 - 10:15 a.m.Dean Richard Scheines and other members of the Dietrich community discuss the intellectual community in the college and the importance of academic integrity.

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Drop-in Advising Hours with First-Year and Departmental Advisors10:30 – 11:30 a.m.Check your email for location information.

Feel free to stop by the Academic Advisory Center and the various academic departments in Dietrich College to learn more about all majors and minors.

Lunch11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Join Dietrich faculty and OCs.

Dietrich College Conversation: You Were Thinking It … (required session)1 – 2 p.m. and 2:15 – 3:15 p.m.Location and schedule will be sent via email.

Have you ever made a judgment about someone you just met or from briefly viewing their image on social media? Join us for a dialogue about why and how we can work toward minimizing knee-jerk reactions, so our community is a place where everyone belongs!

Showcase CMU Resources Fair (required session)1 – 2 p.m. and 2:15 – 3:15 p.m.Baker Hall, Coffee Bar Lounge (Location and schedule will be sent via email)

Join your OCs to connect with many of the offices on campus that are available to help you succeed academically. Students will be split in groups so everyone has the opportunity to attend the College Conversation and Resource Fair.

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MELLON COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

Breakfast 8:30 – 10 a.m.Schatz Dining Room, Cohon Center 

Academic Expectations Program 10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Planning for Your First Semester with Lunch 12:30 – 1:15 p.m.Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

1:30 – 2:30 p.m.Math Department MeetingRangos 1 and 2, Cohon Center

Chemistry Department MeetingMcKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

Biology and Physics Schedule ChangesConnan Room, Cohon Center

2:40 – 3:40 p.m. Biology Department MeetingRangos 1 and 2, Cohon Center

Physics Department MeetingMcKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

Chemistry and Math Schedule ChangesConnan Room, Cohon Center

SCHOOL OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Breakfast 8 – 9 a.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Welcome SCS Class of 2021+9 – 10 a.m.Rashid Auditorium, Gates 4401

OCs’ and RAs’ Talk10 – 10:30 a.m.Rashid Auditorium, Gates 4401

Getting Connected10:30 – 11:15 a.m.Rashid Auditorium, Gates 4401

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First Semester Academic Challenges11:15 a.m. – NoonRashid Auditorium, Gates 4401

LunchNoon – 1:15 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Academic Integrity in Computer Science 1:15 – 2:30 p.m.Rashid Auditorium, Gates 4401

Hear from a panel discussion with students, Student Affairs staff and CS faculty.

Introduction to the School of Computer Science with Jacobo Carrasquel2:30 – 3:30 p.m.Rashid Auditorium, Gates 4401

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Breakfast and Programming8:30 a.m. – NoonFollow either the Dietrich College or MCS schedule. Note: SHS students who elect the Dietrich College morning program will already have access to their schedule through SIO and are not required to attend a small group advising session. Instead, those students will attend the Breakfast, Dean’s Welcome, College Conversation on Academic Success and morning Dietrich College Faculty Panel.

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Lunch with Dietrich StudentsNoon – 1 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium

Lunch with MCS Students12:30 – 1 p.m.Rangos Ballroom

Science and Humanities Scholars Program Advising1:30 – 3:30 p.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

If you have questions about your schedule, Dr. Alba will be available for walk-in advising. Note: SHS students must attend either the Dietrich College 8:30 a.m. session in Rangos Ballroom on Academic Success or the 10:45 a.m. MCS session on Academic Expectations.

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Breakfast9 – 10 a.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

General Session10:15 – 11 a.m.Mellon Auditorium, Tepper Building

• Students with Last Name A-M 10:15 – 10:35 a.m.

• Students with Last Name N-Z 10:40 – 11 a.m.

Academic Orientation – Focus on Advising11 – 11:30 a.m.Mellon Auditorium and Simon Auditorium, Tepper Building

• Students with Last Name A-M Mellon Auditorium

• Students with Last Name N-Z Simon Auditorium

Lunch11:30 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.Simon Auditorium Hallway, Tepper Building

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Tepper Cheer12:15 – 12:30 p.m.Mellon Auditorium, Tepper Building

• Students With Last Name A-P Mellon Auditorium

• Students With Last Name Q-Z Simon Auditorium

Academic Integrity12:30 – 2 p.m.Mellon Auditorium, Tepper Building

• Students With Last Name A-M 12:30 - 1:15 p.m.

• Students With Last Name N-Z 1:15 – 2:00 p.m.

Prepare for Convocation4 – 4:30 p.m. Get dressed and prepared for the first formal milestone of your Carnegie Mellon experience. Smart casual dress is recommended.

Line Up for Convocation4:30 p.m.Meet with your college to process into the tent for Convocation:

• BXA: Bachelor of Humanities and Arts, Bachelor of Science and Arts and Bachelor of Computer Science and Arts College of Fine Arts Parking Lot (rainsite: Posner Hall Lobby)

• College of Engineering In front of Porter Hall Mid-Building Entrance

• College of Fine Arts College of Fine Arts Lobby

• Dietrich College Baker Hall Lobby

• Mellon College of Science Doherty Hall Lobby

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• School of Computer Science Gates and Hillman Centers 5th Floor Lobby (outside GHC 5205)

• Science and Humanities Scholars College of Fine Arts Parking Lot (rainsite: Posner Hall Lobby)

• Tepper School of Business Merson Courtyard, Patio in front of Cohon Center (rainsite: Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center)

Convocation 5 – 6:10 p.m.Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

Join the class of 2021+ for a formal welcome to the Carnegie Mellon academic community.

Convocation Dinner: Endless Pastabilities!6:15 – 8:30 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

A mix-n-match pasta bar to fill up before the evening’s festivities.

Dinner with Your Residence Hall• 6:15 – 7:15 p.m. Residents of: Shirley, Mudge, Residence on Fifth, Stever and commuter students • 7:15 – 8:30 p.m. Residents of: Donner, Hamerschlag, Scobell, Boss, McGill, Welch, Henderson and Morewood and Margaret Morrison

Casino Night8:30 p.m. – Midnight Cohon Center

Get dressed up for a night of live entertainment featuring: cabaret performances, ballroom dancing, Refreshments, Improv with No Parking Players, Real Table Games and hanging out with new friends! This night is Orientation’s biggest social event! If lady luck is on your side you might even leave with something new for your room.

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PACE Orientation Day of Service: Make an Impact8 a.m. – NoonWiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Work with PACE (Partners Allied in Civic Engagement) on a service experience in the Pittsburgh area with other first-year students. Projects range from neighborhood cleanups to packing educational supplies and much more. Wear closed-toe shoes and long pants and bring a full water bottle.

Breakfast (for Day of Service participants only)8 – 8:45 a.m.Wiegand Gymnasium

Please bring your ID card.

Overview of service events and assignments8:45 – 9:15 a.m.

Depart campus for service sites9:15 a.m.

Depart service sites for campusNoon

Physics Placement and Other Advising8:30 – 9:45 a.m. Wean Hall 7303

School of Computer Science Walk-in Advising9 – 11:45 a.m.Gates and Hillman Centers 6019

Breakfast9 – 10:30 a.m. Use your meal plan at one of the many dining locations on campus. Wear your wristband and bring your ID card to use a block. A list of dining locations is available at: cmu.edu/dining/hours/index.html.

Lunch 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

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Pittsburgh Arts, Culture and Outdoor Recreation Fair Noon – 2 p.m.Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

Looking for outdoor adventure or recreation opportunities in Pittsburgh? Perhaps you’re interested in Pittsburgh’s arts and cultural scene? If so, this fair is for you! CMU and community organizations will be on hand to showcase all of the opportunities they have to offer on campus and in the Pittsburgh community. The event is open to all undergraduate and graduate students, faculty and staff. Visit vendors and enter to win raffle prizes! Enjoy cool desserts.

Freshman Welcoming BBQ hosted by Alpha Phi OmegaNoon – 3 p.m.The Cut by the Fence

Alpha Phi Omega, the co-ed national service fraternity welcomes all incoming freshmen to our BBQ by the Fence for free food to cap off Orientation week. Learn more about the work we do during the school year to exemplify our principles of Leadership, Friendship and Service.

Ice Cream Social12:30 – 2:30 p.m.The Cut

The Catholic Newman Club is excited to welcome all new students to campus with gelato from Mercurio’s in Shadyside. Meet our priests, missionaries and student leadership, and sign up for our groups, trips and events going on all semester.

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Club Sports Showcase1 – 4 p.m.The Cut

The club sports program offers members of the CMU community the opportunity to participate in non-varsity intercollegiate athletic competition. The clubs provide social, competitive, instructional and safe environments based on the common interests of the participating members.

1 p.m. • Rugby • Ultimate Frisbee

1:30 p.m. • Fencing • Women’s Soccer

2 p.m. • Rowing  • Cricket

2:30 p.m. • Women’s Lacrosse • Women’s Volleyball

3 p.m. • Hockey • Quidditch 

First-Year Fit Tours1 – 4 p.m. (every half hour)Cohon Center Equipment Desk

Explore workout spaces on campus and learn how to stay active. Attendees receive a free gift.

Fitness Sampler of Group X-ercise Classes1 – 5 p.m. (every half hour)Cohon Center, Second Floor

Group X-ercise Classes are free for students.

Keeler Fitness Center

1 p.m. Pilates with Kristy 

1:30 p.m. Zumba with Tammy 

2 p.m. Slow Flow Yoga with Jill 

2:30 p.m. Pilates with Melissa 

3 p.m. Calvinography with Karon 

3:30 p.m. African Dance with Yamoussa 

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Studio A 255

1 p.m. Core to Floor with Tammy

1:30 p.m. HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) with Kristy

2 p.m. Strictly Strength with Molly 

2:30 p.m. Core & Strength with Molly 

3 p.m. Bootcamp with Joey

3:30 p.m. KronicFit with Karon 

4 p.m. Kickboxing with Karen 

4:30 p.m. Kettlebell with Danielle

Indoor Cycling Studio

1:30 p.m. Indoor Cycling with Molly

2 p.m. Indoor Cycling with Kristy

2:30 p.m. Indoor Cycling with Martina

3 p.m. Indoor Cycling with Molly

3:30 p.m. Indoor Cycling with Joey

Finding an On-Campus Job 1 – 2 p.m.Connan Room, Cohon Center

Learn how to find a job on campus, what positions you qualify for and how to apply.

Asian Student Organizations: The Connection1 – 2 :30 p.m.Rangos 1, Cohon Center 

Our campus community is filled with programs and initiatives that highlight Asian cultural interests. Come learn more about the numerous Asian interest student organizations on campus. Student leaders will be on hand to answer questions to help you discover how you can get involved and help grow as a student leader within these organizations. The event is open to all students. Refreshments from Rita’s Ice will be served. Students will also have the opportunity to tour the new Center for Student Diversity & Inclusion following the event.

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Leonard Gelfand Center for Service Learning and Outreach Open House 1 – 3 p.m. Wean Hall 4612

Get involved with outreach initiatives in and around Pittsburgh to give back to the community. Learn about various volunteer organizations and service learning courses for credit.

University Libraries Tours 1 – 4 p.m. Hunt Library and Sorrells Library

Meet librarians to learn about library services and resources, and find out who your department or college subject expert is. Staff will give tips to help with research and information needs.

Walk-in Advising Sessions1 – 5 p.m. See page 12 for full description.

Career and Professional Development Center Open House: Embark On Your Career Journey2 – 4 p.m. Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC)West Wing, Second Floor

Meet with the CPDC staff, learn about our services and explore career options. Enjoy ice cream and win prizes. 

AB Tech Info Session and Live Demos 2 – 4 p.m.Studio Theater, Cohon Center

AB Tech is a student organization that provides professional grade technical services for student productions at CMU — from concerts and dance shows to open mic nights. Learn how to mix sound for a show, make pretty lights and all of the things in between to make it all happen. Stop by to play with lighting and sound equipment and enjoy some snacks.

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Finding hOMe at CMU 2 – 3 p.m.McKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

OM — CMU’s student group for Indian spirituality, religion and culture — invites you to learn about our large-scale annual events such as Gandhi Week, Diwali Garba and Holi. Meet our outgoing and passionate board and learn about our monthly initiatives, such as yoga, Gita discussions and temple trips. Discover the many ways to join OM — an avenue to grow and add to the campus community.

Qatar Campus Open House 2 – 3:30 p.m. The Doha Room, Resnik Cafe

Join your classmates to learn about our campus in Doha, Qatar. Sponsored by IMPAQT (Initiating Meaningful Pittsburgh And Qatar Ties).

Finding an On-Campus Job 2:30 – 3:30 p.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

Learn how to find a job on campus, what positions you qualify for and how to apply.

CMU Robotics Club Orientation Open House  2:30 – 4:30 p.m.Robotics Club, Cohon Center Lower Level

The Carnegie Mellon Robotics Club, also known as “Roboclub,” was founded in 1984, making us one of the oldest collegiate robotics clubs in the world. We are a makerspace and social space. Members use work on robotics projects for classes, club projects and general curiosity. Food will be provided. 

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Carnegie Mellon offers many opportunities for academic enrichment and research during the summer months. Whether you want to take an exciting course, participate in research or serve as a summer program counselor, explore all that we have to offer.

Service at CMU Open House3 – 4 p.m. Danforth Lounge, Cohon Center

The Office of Student Leadership, Involvement, and Civic Engagement (SLICE) and Partners Allied in Civic Engagement (PACE) invite you to explore how community service and civic engagement fits into your Carnegie Mellon experience. Meet with staff and student leaders in civic engagement to discuss upcoming service events and leadership opportunities. Coffee and desserts will be served. 

CMU Pre-Law Program Info Session3 – 4 p.m.  Dietrich College Conference Room, Baker Hall 154R

Carnegie Mellon University offers a Pre-Law Program for students and alumni who are contemplating or actively seeking to enter law school and careers in the law. This hour features Dr. Joseph Devine, university pre-law advisor and current pre-law students. They will outline elements of the CMU pre-law program, plans  for the upcoming school year and how students can become involved with the Student Pre-law Society. Refreshments will be served.

SoHo Open House3:30 – 4:30 p.m.Cohon Center,3rd Floor, Room 325, SoHo is Carnegie Mellon’s LGBTQ resource center. Join us for refreshments to mix and mingle with other first-years, as well as members of ALLIES. All are welcome!

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Understanding Campus Dining and Your Meal Plan3:30 – 4:30 p.m.McKenna Peter Wright Room, Cohon Center

Learn how to use your new meal plan and where your ID card will be accepted for meals and snacks. Also, find out how and where you can eat nutritiously.

Calculus Placement Exam 3:30 – 8 p.m.Advance sign-up was required.

Join the Conversation 4 – 5 p.m.Connan Room, Cohon Center

Join like-minded students, faculty and staff who are committed to seeking a deeper understanding of the common ground between Muslims, Arabs and Jews.

InterVarsity Christian Fellowship Info Session4:30 – 5:30 p.m. Doherty Hall 1112

Looking for a fellowship? Curious about what faith is? InterVarsity is a Christian fellowship that seeks to know God, grow in community and go out to care for others. Come to our info session to find out more and get connected to the Christian community. All are welcome!

Dinner: Wings Before the War4 – 6 p.m.Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

Feast on wings, baked potatoes and salad bar to prepare for Housewars.

Sledding in August 6 – 7 p.m.Flagstaff Hill (look for blue North Way flag)

Hang out with other students while sledding on huge blocks of ice down Flagstaff Hill. Sponsored by North Way Oakland Church.

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Shabbat Dinner on Campus 6 – 7 p.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

CMU Hillel and Chabad of CMU welcome all incoming first-year Jewish students to join us for Shabbat Dinner on campus. Come for a delicious home-cooked Shabbat meal, meet fellow Jewish classmates and come dressed for Housewars!

Preparation for Housewars6:30 p.m.Your Residence Hall

Dress in your house color to show your pride! Wear closed-toe shoes.

Housewars — Takin’ it to the Cut! 7 – 10 p.m. The Cut

Compete alongside your classmates for the Carnegie Cup! Get loud. Get proud. Game on! Refreshments provided by the Student Dormitory Council.

AB Comedy Presents10 – 11 p.m.Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

After Housewars, relax and enjoy a comedy show sponsored by the Activities Board.

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Breakfast8 – 10:30 a.m. Use your meal plan at one of the many dining locations on campus. Make sure you wear your wristband and bring your ID card so you can use a block. A list of open dining locations is available at: cmu.edu/dining/hours/index.html.

Pittsburgh Connections Kick-off Events*

Times vary Interested in exploring Pittsburgh? Want to know what opportunities are at your fingertips for outdoor recreation and arts and cultural events in the area? Pittsburgh Connections Kick-off events are free for first-year students and showcase many of the outdoor adventures offered every weekend throughout the year, such as whitewater rafting, paintball and a trip to the zoo. *Sign up during the week at breakfast and lunch on a first-come, first-served basis. Slots fill up fast!

Physics Placement Test 9 a.m. Wean Hall 7303

Prior permission is needed.

Physics Advising 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Wean Hall 7303

Lunch10:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.Use your meal plan at one of the many dining locations on campus. Wear your wristband and bring your ID card to use a block. A list of dining locations is available at cmu.edu/dining/hours/index.html.

First-Year Showcase Rehearsal 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn

h2o Student Fellowship Meet and GreetNoon – 2:30 p.m.Donner Ditch

Mingle with other freshmen and people from h2o with hot dogs, snacks and lawn games.

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Destination Target – Waterfront Shopping Noon – 4 p.m. Depart in front of Donner House on Margaret Morrison Street

Bus departs from Carnegie Mellon on the hour and returns from Target on the half hour. Last bus leaves campus at 3 p.m. and returns from Target at 4 p.m. Tours are sponsored by Target. Port Authority Bus #61D also goes to the Waterfront; it departs on Forbes Avenue at the bus stop in front of the Cohon Center.

Student Dormitory Council (SDC) Information Session12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

Are you interested in being a part of Student Government? Do you want to influence change on campus and plan activities for Carnegie Mellon’s residence halls? Did you know that you are already a member of the Student Dormitory Council? SDC helps to provide resources for students to become involved in their houses and brings students together from different living communities. Learn about the ways you can join us in improving the lives of dorm students!

Nap-In Event! 12:30 – 3:30 p.m.Mindfulness Room, West Wing, 1st Floor

Join us for a little relaxation and nap time before classes begin.  Students are welcome to drop in any time during the event.

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Jumpstart Your Career Workshop 1 – 2 p.m.McKenna Peter Room, Cohon Center

Wondering how to best leverage your CMU degree to get your dream job? Have you wondered what it would be like to work at Google, JP Morgan, McKinsey or another industry leading company? The brothers of AKPsi, the coed professional business fraternity, share their experiences and help explore the professional resources and opportunities available on campus. A Q&A session is held to discuss career opportunities.

Mock Trial Information Session1 – 2 p.m.Wright Room, Cohon Center

Learn about the Mock Trial student organization and how to get involved.

Ballroom Dancing Lessons 1 – 2:30 p.m. Rangos 2 and 3, Cohon Center

CMU Ballroom will hold lessons for dancers of all levels in different types of ballroom dance styles.

A Theatrical Handshake for Acting and Musical Theater Majors 1 – 3 p.m. Studio A, 3rd Floor, Purnell Center for the Arts

This mandatory session begins with a brief warm-up of theater games and exercises. Students share a one-minute monologue. Faculty will present an overview of the Drama program and answer questions.

Walk-in Advising Sessions1 – 5 p.m. See page 12 for full description.

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Get Involved in Student Government2 – 3 p.m.Danforth Conference Room, Cohon Center

Whether planning events for the entire community, working with the CMU administration and faculty, managing student organizations’ affairs or utilizing various channels to make a change on campus, Student Government at Carnegie Mellon University offers opportunities to do that and more. Meet with current Student Government representatives, learn about the various branches and how you can get involved. Refreshments will be served.

Kiltie Band Information Session 2 – 3 p.m. Connan Room, Cohon Center

Meet CMU’s marching, concert and pep band. Find out what The Band Without Pants is all about.Refreshments will be served.

School of Computer Science Women@SCS and SCS4ALL Welcome Reception 2 – 3 p.m. Danforth Lounge, Cohon Center

All new CS majors are invited. Meet upperclass students in CS and find out about the great social and professional activities that we organize for the CS community. Hear about the CS outreach programs we run for local schools. Find out how you can become involved in helping to plan events, request a mentor or simply participate for the fun of it. Refreshments will be served.

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Craig Street Crawl3 – 5 p.m. Explore restaurants, shops, live music and dancing at this block party on Craig Street. Balloon artists, bands, free giveaways, and of course, food await you just at the edge of Carnegie Mellon’s campus. Come see all the cultural and recreational opportunities the area has to offer!

S’mores and Fellowship 5 – 6:30 p.m.Donner Ditch

The Inter-Fellowship Association invites you to meet the Christian community across campus with marshmallows over an open fire. 

Scotch’n’Soda Information Session 5:30 – 7 p.m.Doherty Hall 2210

Learn about the Scotch’n’Soda Theatre organization. Meet existing members, learn about our main stage shows as well as our improv, sketch comedy and workshopping sub-troupes. Get information about auditions and tech opportunities.

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Multicultural Barbecue 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. Merson Courtyard, Cohon Center

All members of the campus community are welcome to join the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE), SPIRIT, Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers (SHPE), Young African Leaders Association (YALA), Spanish and Latin American Student Association (SALSA), Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS), COMPASS, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity Inc., Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc., Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc., Omega Phi Beta Sorority Inc. and Black Graduate Student Organization (BGSO). Learn about multicultural organizations on campus while meeting their members. Enjoy free food and music. Supported by the Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion.

Dinner: Tastes of CulinArt6 – 9 p.m. Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center

First-Year Showcase and Slide Show of Orientation 20178:30 – 10 p.m. Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn (rainsite: Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center)

Enjoy the showcase as your peers perform for the entire class. A video and slideshow presentation follows, looking back on the action packed week of Orientation.

Havdalah and S’mores 10 – 11 p.m. By the Fence

Conclude your first Shabbat on campus as a Tartan with a fun Havdalah service. Make s’mores and enjoy the evening with fellow Jewish classmates and returning Jewish students. The event is brought to you by CMU Hillel.

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Breakfast8 – 10:30 a.m. All campus locations are on regular semester Sunday hours.

See cmu.edu/dining/hours/index.html. Don’t forget your wristband and Carnegie Mellon photo ID card.

North Way Christian Community Worship Services9 a.m, 11 a.m., 5 p.m. 428 North Craig Street

North Way is a non-denominational church community serving the Pittsburgh region for the past 35 years. Join us for a modern worship service with a relevant Biblical message and mid-week opportunities to connect to and serve with the community.

Worship in Heinz Chapel with Holy Communion9:30 a.m. Breakfast 11 a.m. ServiceLutheran University Center Bellefield Avenue between Forbes and Fifth Avenues

Oakland Gospel Church Worship Service 10:30 a.m.Winchester Thurston School 555 Morewood Avenue (corner of Morewood and Ellsworth Avenues)

Join us for worship and fellowship.

Lunch10:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. All campus locations are on regular semester Sunday hours.

See cmu.edu/dining/hours/index.html. Remember your wristband and Carnegie Mellon photo ID card.

Lutheran Student Fellowship Worship and Open House11 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. First Trinity Church, 533 North Neville Street

All are welcome to join us for worship at 11 a.m. and/or open house and lunch from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. More information at LSFPGH.com.

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Sunday Worship Celebration at Agapé Life Church 11:30 a.m.Porter Hall 100

facebook.com/AgapeCMU gapelifechurch.org.

Transfer Students Meeting Noon – 1 p.m.Danforth Lounge, Cohon Center

Reconnect with new students and meet staff from Student Affairs who can answer your questions.

Jewish Life Meet and Greet BBQ Noon – 2 p.m.On the Cut

Discover CMU’s Jewish campus life and Jewish community with CMU’s Jewish student-run organizations including: Chabad of CMU, CMU Hillel, Alpha Epsilon Pi Fraternity and more. Enjoy a free kosher barbecue, meet CMU Jewish students and learn about upcoming opportunities.

South Asian BarbecueNoon – 3 p.m. On the Cut

Join Mayur-South Asian Student Association and numerous other organizations/dance teams for delicious food and to learn more about how you can get involved with the South Asian community here at Carnegie Mellon.

Activities Board (AB) Special Events and Student Dormitory Council (SDC) Ice Pops Social1 – 3 p.m.Legacy Plaza, between Cohon Center and West Wing

Hear about upcoming events on campus while enjoying ice pops.

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SWE’s Freshman Summer Picnic Social1 – 3 p.mThe Cut (rainsite: Doherty Hall 1209)

Join members of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) for a picnic with fun and games. Meet new people and ask questions to upperclass members about classes and college life. Learn about the CMU branch of this national organization and connect with members. Lunch and sweet treats provided.

Where’s That and What About Monday?1:30 – 3 p.m.Meet With Your OC Group

Take you on a tour of campus with your OC to find classrooms and learn what to expect once classes start. Remember to bring a printed copy of your class schedule!

Welcome Back Barbeque: Sponsored by CMU Greek Life2 – 4 p.m.The Cut

Join CMU Greek Life and student organizations for a barbeque before starting classes on Monday! Relax on the Cut and meet other members of the CMU community. Hot dogs, hamburgers (vegetarian options available) and Rita’s frozen ice will be served. 

Sweepstakes Buggy Fair 3 – 5 p.m.By the Fence (rainsite: Tent, College of Fine Arts Lawn)

Share the excitement for the upcoming year with the Buggy community and join us for free snacks. Glimpse this combination of hands-on engineering and athletics. See the buggies up close and experience the long standing tradition that is Buggy.

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Dialogue over Dogma: Ice Cream with the Humanist League 3 – 5 p.m.Baker Hall Lawn (rainsite: Cohon Center, 1st Floor)

The CMU Humanist League is a values-based community that discusses topics ranging from ethics and philosophy to politics and theology. 

Fellowship Fair3 – 5 p.m.College of Fine Arts Patio

Stop by to meet members of the Inter-Fellowhip Association.

Dinner4 – 8 p.m.All campus locations are on regular semester Sunday hours.

See cmu.edu/dining/hours/index.html. Don’t forget your wristband and Carnegie Mellon photo ID card.

Student Athlete Advisory Council Freshman Varsity Athletic Orientation5 – 7 p.m.Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

This event introduces incoming athletes to the varsity athletics program. Learn what to expect from the athletic staff involving weight training, sports medicine, SAAC and coaching as well as the behavioral expectations for Carnegie Mellon athletes. Get introduced to the athletic culture, showing what it means to be a Tartan and how to contribute to the athletic community beyond sports — including academic development, community service and school spirit. Hear about balancing the stress of school and athletics. Meet fellow athletes and enjoy refreshments.

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Fall Semester Kick-off Church Gathering5:01 – 6:31 p.m.First Baptist Church, 159 North Bellefield Avenue

Join us for our first church gathering of the fall 2017 semester. There will be worship music, a message from the Bible and time to meet and mingle with people checking out the gathering.

University Lecture Series7 – 8 p.m.McConomy Auditorium, Cohon Center

These alumni were once in your shoes, pushing buggy, taking Interp and eating brunch at Schatz. Today, they live extraordinarily inspired and inspiring lives. Listen to how they made the most of Carnegie Mellon as they share their secrets to success. Don’t miss this final Orientation event!

Floor Meetings 9 – 10 p.m.

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2017Technology Tailgate Tuesday, August 29  4 – 6 p.m.Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Join Computing Services for discussion, free food and a chance to win prizes.

Volunteer Fair Friday, September 1  11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Rangos Ballroom, Cohon Center

Activities Fair Wednesday, September 6 4:30 – 6:30 p.m.The Cut (rainsite: Wiegand Gymnasium, Cohon Center)

Family Weekend Friday, October 13 – Sunday, October 15

Scotty Saturday Saturday, October 14

Last Day of Classes Friday, December 8

2018Winter Week of Welcome Wednesday, January 17 –Wednesday, January 24

This is for the Makers, the Creators, the Visionaries, the Founders.This is for you.

Celebrating 50 years as Carnegie Mellon University during Homecoming Weekend.November 10–11, 2017

Save the date! Schedule and details to be announced soon.

Upcoming Events

The Bridge Discover unique opportunities at CMU — find organizations, attend events and track your activities and memberships.thebridge.cmu.edu

Official Academic Calendarcmu.edu/hub/calendar.html

Homecoming and 50th Anniversary Celebration of Mellon Institute Merger with Carnegie Institute of Technology

Friday, November 10 – Saturday, November 11

This is for the Makers, the Creators, the Visionaries, the Founders.This is for you.

Celebrating 50 years as Carnegie Mellon University during Homecoming Weekend.November 10–11, 2017

Save the date! Schedule and details to be announced soon.

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40 4609 Henry (Dietrich/H&SS Grad Labs)

41 4615 Forbes (GATF)

42 4616 Henry (INI)

43 6555 Penn*

RESIDENTIAL

44 Boss House

45 Clyde House

46 Doherty Apartments

47 Donner House

48 Fairfax Apartments

49 Fraternity/Sorority Quadrangle

50 Hamerschlag House

51 Henderson House

52 Margaret Morrison Apartments/Plaza

53 Margaret Morrison Fraternity/Sorority Houses

54 McGill House

55 Morewood Gardens (Housing Offices)

56 Mudge House

Off campus, see inset

Open to visitors 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Monday – Friday

Open to visitors after 5 p.m. and weekends

Parking meters

Additional on-street parking available on city streets.

Primary circulation routes and access parking areas are shown.

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P2 Bramer House***

P3 Childrenʼs School

P4 Clyde Street Lot

P5 Dithridge Street Garage**

P6 Doherty Apartments***

P7 East Campus Garage**|***

P8 Fine Arts

P9 Donner

P10 Gates Garage**|***

P11 GATF

P12 Greek Quad

P13 Hamburg Hall***

P14 Henry Street

P15 Integrated Innovation Institute

P16 Morewood***|****

P17 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

P18 Porter-Hamerschlag-Wean

P19 RMCIC Garage**|***

P20 Warner

P21 West Campus

P22 Whitfield Hall

P23 Zebina Way**

P24 4700 Fifth Avenue

P25 6555 Penn*

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58 Resnik House

59 Roselawn Houses

60 Scobell House

61 Shady Oak Apartments

62 Shirley Apartments

63 Spirit House

64 Stever House

65 The Residence on Fifth

66 Webster Hall

67 Welch House

68 West Wing

69 Woodlawn Apartments

70 1094 Devon

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72 Kraus Campo

73 Pausch Bridge

74 The Fence

75 Walking to the Sky P4

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ACADEMIC/ADMINISTRATIVE 1 Alumni House

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2B Porter Hall

3 Bramer House

4 College of Fine Arts (CFA)

5 Cyert Hall

6 Doherty Hall

7 Facilities Management Services Building

8A Gates Center for Computer Science (SCS)

8B Hillman Center for Future-Generation Technologies (SCS)

9 Hamburg Hall (Heinz)

10 Hamerschlag Hall

11 Hunt Library

12 Integrated Innovation Institute (III)

13 Jared L. Cohon University Center

14 Margaret Morrison Carnegie Hall

15 Mellon Institute (MCS)

16 National Robotics Engineering Center*(NREC)

17 Newell-Simon Hall (SCS)

18 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

19 Posner Center

20 Posner Hall (Tepper)

21 Purnell Center for the Arts

22 Rand Building

23 Roberts Engineering Hall

24 Robert Mehrabian CollaborativeInnovation Center

25 Scaife Hall (Engineering)

26 Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall

27 Skibo Gymnasium

28 Smith Hall

29 Software Engineering Institute (SEI)

30 Solar Decathlon House

31 Future Home of the Tepper Quad

32 Warner Hall (Office of Admission)

33 Wean Hall

34 Whitfield Hall (HR)

35 WQED Building

36 300 South Craig (Police)

37 311 South Craig

38 407 South Craig

39 4516 Henry (UTDC)

40 4609 Henry (Dietrich/H&SS Grad Labs)

41 4615 Forbes (GATF)

42 4616 Henry (INI)

43 6555 Penn*

RESIDENTIAL

44 Boss House

45 Clyde House

46 Doherty Apartments

47 Donner House

48 Fairfax Apartments

49 Fraternity/Sorority Quadrangle

50 Hamerschlag House

51 Henderson House

52 Margaret Morrison Apartments/Plaza

53 Margaret Morrison Fraternity/Sorority Houses

54 McGill House

55 Morewood Gardens (Housing Offices)

56 Mudge House

Off campus, see inset

Open to visitors 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Monday – Friday

Open to visitors after 5 p.m. and weekends

Parking meters

Additional on-street parking available on city streets.

Primary circulation routes and access parking areas are shown.

*

**

***

****

PARKING P1 Alumni House***

P2 Bramer House***

P3 Childrenʼs School

P4 Clyde Street Lot

P5 Dithridge Street Garage**

P6 Doherty Apartments***

P7 East Campus Garage**|***

P8 Fine Arts

P9 Donner

P10 Gates Garage**|***

P11 GATF

P12 Greek Quad

P13 Hamburg Hall***

P14 Henry Street

P15 Integrated Innovation Institute

P16 Morewood***|****

P17 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

P18 Porter-Hamerschlag-Wean

P19 RMCIC Garage**|***

P20 Warner

P21 West Campus

P22 Whitfield Hall

P23 Zebina Way**

P24 4700 Fifth Avenue

P25 6555 Penn*

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44 Clyde House

45 Doherty Apartments

46 Donner House

47 Fairfax Apartments

48 Fraternity/Sorority Quadrangle

49 Hamerschlag House

50 Henderson House

51 Margaret Morrison Apartments/Plaza

52 Margaret Morrison Fraternity/Sorority Houses

53 McGill House

54 Morewood Gardens (Housing O�ces)

55 Mudge House

56 Neville Apartments

57 Resnik House

58 Roselawn Houses

59 Scobell House

60 Shady Oak Apartments

61 Shirley Apartments

62 Spirit House

63 Stever House

64 The Residence on Fifth

65 Webster Hall

66 Welch House

67 West Wing

68 Woodlawn Apartments

69 1094 Devon

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72 Pausch Bridge

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3 Bramer House

4 College of Fine Arts (CFA)

5 Cyert Hall

6 Doherty Hall

7 Facilities Management Services Building

8A Gates Center for Computer Science (SCS)

8B Hillman Center for Future-Generation Technologies (SCS)

9 Hamburg Hall (Heinz)

10 Hamerschlag Hall

11 Hunt Library

12 Integrated Innovation Institute (III)

13 Jared L. Cohon University Center

14 Margaret Morrison Carnegie Hall

15 Mellon Institute (MCS)

16 National Robotics Engineering Center* (NREC)

17 Newell-Simon Hall (SCS)

18 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

19 Posner Center

20 Posner Hall (Tepper)

21 Purnell Center for the Arts

22 Rand Building

23 Roberts Engineering Hall

24 Robert Mehrabian Collaborative Innovation Center

25 Scaife Hall (Engineering)

26 Future Home of Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall

27 Skibo Gymnasium

28 Smith Hall

29 Software Engineering Institute (SEI)

30 Solar Decathlon House

31 Warner Hall (O�ce of Admission)

32 Wean Hall

33 Whit�eld Hall (HR)

34 WQED Building

35 300 South Craig (Police)

36 311 South Craig

37 407 South Craig

38 4516 Henry (UTDC)

39 4609 Henry (Dietrich/H&SS Grad Labs)

40 4615 Forbes (GATF)

41 4616 Henry (INI)

42 6555 Penn*

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72

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P2 Bramer House***

P3 Children’s School

P4 Clyde Street Lot

P5 Dithridge Street Garage**

P6 Doherty Apartments***

P7 East Campus Garage**|***

P8 Fine Arts

P9 Donner

P10 Gates Garage**|***

P11 GATF

P12 Greek Quad

P13 Hamburg Hall***

P14 Henry Street

P15 Integrated Innovation Institute

P16 Morewood***|****

P17 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

P18 Porter-Hamerschlag-Wean

P19 RMCIC Garage**|***

P20 Warner

P21 West Campus

P22 Whit�eld Hall

P23 Zebina Way**

P24 4700 Fifth Avenue

P25 6555 Penn*

P26 300 South Craig

O� campus, see inset

Open to visitors 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Monday – Friday

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Peace

Garden

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43 Boss House

44 Clyde House

45 Doherty Apartments

46 Donner House

47 Fairfax Apartments

48 Fraternity/Sorority Quadrangle

49 Hamerschlag House

50 Henderson House

51 Margaret Morrison Apartments/Plaza

52 Margaret Morrison Fraternity/Sorority Houses

53 McGill House

54 Morewood Gardens (Housing O�ces)

55 Mudge House

56 Neville Apartments

57 Resnik House

58 Roselawn Houses

59 Scobell House

60 Shady Oak Apartments

61 Shirley Apartments

62 Spirit House

63 Stever House

64 The Residence on Fifth

65 Webster Hall

66 Welch House

67 West Wing

68 Woodlawn Apartments

69 1094 Devon

Points of Interest 70 Art Park

71 Kraus Campo

72 Pausch Bridge

73 The Fence

74 Walking to the Sky

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HA

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G D

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Intramural/SoccerField

BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES

Revised September 2010

www.cmu.eduCampus Map

MONONGAHELA RIVER

I-279

BIGELOW BOULEVARD

I-376

FIFTH

SECOND

BAUM

PENN

LIBERTY

ROUTE 28

ALLEGHENY RIVER

BUTLER

DOWNTOWNPITTSBURGH

THE STRIPDISTRICT

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FOSTER

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Revised February 2015

ACADEMIC/ADMINISTRATIVE 1 Alumni House

2A Baker Hall (Dietrich/H&SS)

2B Porter Hall

3 Bramer House

4 College of Fine Arts (CFA)

5 Cyert Hall

6 Doherty Hall

7 Facilities Management Services Building

8A Gates Center for Computer Science (SCS)

8B Hillman Center for Future-Generation Technologies (SCS)

9 Hamburg Hall (Heinz)

10 Hamerschlag Hall

11 Hunt Library

12 Integrated Innovation Institute (III)

13 Jared L. Cohon University Center

14 Margaret Morrison Carnegie Hall

15 Mellon Institute (MCS)

16 National Robotics Engineering Center* (NREC)

17 Newell-Simon Hall (SCS)

18 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

19 Posner Center

20 Posner Hall (Tepper)

21 Purnell Center for the Arts

22 Rand Building

23 Roberts Engineering Hall

24 Robert Mehrabian Collaborative Innovation Center

25 Scaife Hall (Engineering)

26 Future Home of Sherman and Joyce Bowie Scott Hall

27 Skibo Gymnasium

28 Smith Hall

29 Software Engineering Institute (SEI)

30 Solar Decathlon House

31 Warner Hall (O�ce of Admission)

32 Wean Hall

33 Whit�eld Hall (HR)

34 WQED Building

35 300 South Craig (Police)

36 311 South Craig

37 407 South Craig

38 4516 Henry (UTDC)

39 4609 Henry (Dietrich/H&SS Grad Labs)

40 4615 Forbes (GATF)

41 4616 Henry (INI)

42 6555 Penn*

70

72

73

74

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P2 Bramer House***

P3 Children’s School

P4 Clyde Street Lot

P5 Dithridge Street Garage**

P6 Doherty Apartments***

P7 East Campus Garage**|***

P8 Fine Arts

P9 Donner

P10 Gates Garage**|***

P11 GATF

P12 Greek Quad

P13 Hamburg Hall***

P14 Henry Street

P15 Integrated Innovation Institute

P16 Morewood***|****

P17 Pittsburgh Technology Center* (ETC)

P18 Porter-Hamerschlag-Wean

P19 RMCIC Garage**|***

P20 Warner

P21 West Campus

P22 Whit�eld Hall

P23 Zebina Way**

P24 4700 Fifth Avenue

P25 6555 Penn*

P26 300 South Craig

O� campus, see inset

Open to visitors 9 a.m.-5 p.m.Monday – Friday

Open to visitors after 5 p.m. and weekends

Parking meters Additional on-street parking available on city streets. Primary circulation routes and access parking areas are shown.

*

**

***

****

71

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