| Times | Events |
|---|---|
Fall 2012 Move-In: Freshmen Move-InResidence Halls All residents will be assigned move-in times and locations. Check website for details. Office of Housing and Residence Life, (703) 993-2720 | |
| 9 am - 12 pm | Summer Camp 2012: Camp Freedom for PreschoolersPrince William Campus Each week preschoolers explore a different theme through a variety of related activities, games, arts & crafts, music, and movement. Campers should bring a snack each day. $100 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513, fccamps@gmu.edu |
| 9 am - 1 pm | New Faculty Workshop - Half DayResearch Hall, Room 163; Student Union Building I, Room 3; University Hall, Room 1200 Workshops for incoming faculty. Center for Teaching Excellence, (703) 993-8652 |
| 9 am - 1 pm | PhD Student OrientationNguyen Engineering Building, Room 4201 PhD Student Orientation-Lunch included. Department of Computer Science, (703) 993-1530 |
| 9 am - 3 pm | PTAP: Small Business Vendor Outreach EventHubert H. Humphrey Building, SW Washington, D.C. 20201 This event will provide small businesses an opportunity to be matched with HHS Operating Divisions to discuss procurement opportunities. Mason Enterprise Center, (703) 277-7757 |
| 9 am - 4 pm | Summer Camp 2012: All SportsPrince William Campus, Freedom Aquatic & Fitness Center Campers will enjoy a week of socializing with others their age while developing team building skills and leadership qualities. Once a week campers will have the opportunity to work with certified athletic trainers and participate in fitness related games and activities. $250 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513, fccamps@gmu.edu |
| 9 am - 4:30 pm | Summer Camp 2012: Camp FreedomPrince William Campus Campers enjoy a broad range of recreational sports and games, arts and crafts projects, a daily swim, a weekly field trip, and participate in special enrichment sessions such as cooking, fitness activities, nutrition education, science experiments, drama games and skits, and special events. $195; $158 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513, fccamps@gmu.edu |
| 9 am - 4:30 pm | Summer Camp 2012: Recreation with Motion CampPrince William Campus, Freedom Aquatic & Fitness Center Activities include a selection of sports and games chosen by the campers along with the direction of their counselors. Daily activities may include basketball, volleyball, football, soccer, lacrosse, obstacle courses, relay races, capture the flag and much more. $195; $158 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513, fccamps@gmu.edu |
| 9 am - 4:30 pm | Summer Camp 2012: Basketball CampPrince William Campus, Freedom Aquatic & Fitness Center Campers are divided into small groups based on age, experience, and ability level to ensure a high quality and beneficial program. Lectures and motivational sessions focus on personal development, teamwork and enjoyment of the sport. Billy Fields, former Providence College guard and 3 on 3 World Champion, directs the experienced coaching staff. $210 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513, fccamps@gmu.edu |
| 10 am - 12 pm | Summer Camp 2012: Science CampPrince William Campus Discover a magical world during this two-week hands-on camp that explores the three major scientific fields: physical, chemical, and biological. $160; $80 Freedom Aquatic and Fitness Center, (703) 993-8513, fccamps@gmu.edu |
| 10:15 am - 12 pm | Psychology Graduate OrientationJohnson Center, Bistro New students orientation for graduate psychology students. Psychology Department, (703) 993-1342 |
| 10:30 am - 10 pm | Math Camp for Incoming Economics Graduate StudentsKrug Hall, Room 210 This course will be a review of mathematical concepts needed to understand and apply during the first year of graduate economics work. All Fall 2012 graduate economics students are welcome to attend. Department of Economics, (703) 993-1151 |
| 1:30 pm - 3 pm | Sociology PhD Program OrientationRobinson Hall B, Room 313 College of Humanities and Social Sciences, (703) 993-9377 |
| 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Summer Camp 2012: Drama Camp: Pied Piper Theatre ProgramsPrince William Campus, Hylton Performing Arts Center Students will have the opportunity to participate in all elements of the production from character development to creating sets, props, makeup, and costumes. Friends and family are welcome to attend the performance on the final afternoon. $395; $375 Anne Ridgeway, (703) 330-2787 |
| 3 pm - 6:30 pm | CHSS New Student Graduate ReceptionCenter for the Arts, Concert Hall, Lobby College of Humanities and Social Sciences, (703) 993-9377 |
| 3:30 pm - 4 pm | English Department New Grad OrientationRobinson Hall A, Room 111 Come listen to a message from the Chair and meet the library liaison and staff. Graduate Creative Writing Program, (703) 993-1180 |
| 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm | Economics New Graduate Student OrientationCenter for the Arts, Grand Tier III Please join us for an opportunity to meet the Director of Graduate Studies and the MA Director. Mary Jackson, mjacksoq@gmu.edu, Economics |
| 3:30 pm - 5 pm | Linguistics: New Graduate Student OrientationRobinson Hall A, Room 111 We first meet with all English grad students in ROB A111, then move to the LING-unique orientation in ROB A246 at 4:00pm. Linguistics, (703) 993-1160 |
| 3:30 pm - 5 pm | Master of Arts in Global Affairs OrientationMason Hall, Room D5 During the orientation, we will cover academic policies, advising, study abroad, and degree planning. Global Affairs, (703) 993-9185 |
| 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm | OFPS: Move-In DinnerSouthside Dining, Southside Plaza Come and enjoy dinner with your family before saying your official goodbyes. Students will use their meal plans while dinner is available at a set price for family members. Orientation and Family Programs and Services, (703) 993-2475 |
| 5 pm - 6:30 pm | New Graduate Student Welcome Reception - CHSSCenter for the Arts, Lobby Meet other new students and faculty. Learn about campus resources. Hear the dean's view on the state of the college. Get advice from current graduate students. RSVP online. Office of Graduate Academic Affairs - CHSS, (703) 993-8864 |
| 6 pm | Interdisciplinary Studies New Student OrientationMason Hall, Room D5 New students are invited to join Interdisciplinary Studies director, Meredith Lair, and Academic Coordinator Allison Millward to learn more about the MAIS program and have their questions answered. Interdisciplinary Studies, (703) 993-8762 |
| 6 pm - 8 pm | SOAN Reception for New and Returning Graduate StudentsJohnson Center, Room D Sociology and Anthropology, (703) 993-1440 |
| 6 pm - 9 pm | S-CAR: Incoming MS/PhD Faculty Mentoring SessionArlington Campus, Founders Hall, Room 126 Beverages and light appetizers will be served. School for Conflict Analysis & Resolution, (703) 993-1300 |
| 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm | Public and International Affairs OrientationJohnson Center, Cinema Public and International Affairs, (703) 993-1400 |
| 9 pm | Welcome Week 2012: So You Think You Can Drag?The Hub, Ballroom You’ll see sequins, heels, makeup and wigs galore. You might even find one of your fellow Patriots strutting across the floor. Be sure to join us for a FABULOUS time. Office of Student Involvement, (703) 993-2909 |
| 9 pm - 10 pm | Welcome Week 2012: Professional Lunatic: Harley NewmanHarris Theatre Harley eats fire, spits fire, and blows up fireworks taped to his body. He walks barefoot on sharp swords, and dances in broken glass. Student Involvement, (703) 993-2909 |
| 9 pm - 10 pm | Welcome Week 2012: Comedian Andy GrossJohnson Center, Dewberry Hall Andy Gross is one of the hottest entertainers, stand up comic, magician and ventriloquist working today as evidenced by his sold out shows and devoted following. Student Involvement, (703) 993-2909 |
| 11 pm | Welcome Week 2012: Screen on the Green - Snow White and the HuntsmenPresident's Park Green, Pilot House Patio Grab a blanket and come out and enjoy snacks and an exciting film with other new Patriots. Student Involvement, (703) 993-2909 |

