1. The Orientation Team would like to officially welcome you to the University
of Rochester! You will spend the next four years of your life here growing,
exploring your academic interests, and discovering new passions. It is our hope
that Orientation provides you with the necessary tools and information to navigate
the resources and options offered by the University.
As you experience the week of Orientation, we hope you will take full
advantage of all the programs and events we have planned in order to introduce
you to campus, help you make new friends and inform you about all of the
opportunities available to you. The knowledge you gain during Orientation will
serve you throughout your four years here, and the memories you make this week
will last a lifetime if you are open to the experience. We are thrilled about this
year’s Orientation, and we look forward to meeting you and your new classmates
over the week ahead!
Welcome to the University of Rochester,
From left to right:
Becca Bergman ‘15
Liz Klinger ‘15
Stephen Wegman ‘17
Eleanor Oi ‘13S
Matt Spielmann ‘09
Liz Beson ‘17
Anima Ghimire ‘15
The 2014 Orientation Staff
Please note: Be sure to check your Rochester email account for daily highlights, last-minute scheduling changes,
and the newest additions to this program of events. If it rains, please check our website and your email for event
changes and rain locations!
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2. Welcome to the University of Rochester!
Dear Class of 2018,
Welcome! Today marks the formal beginning of your academic journey as a college
student. While I don’t know where that journey will take you, I am certain that if you open
yourself up to the special opportunities that are available to you at the UofR, you will have a
very fulfilling college experience.
Academic advising is an important part of college and I urge you to take full advantage
of your relationship with your pre-major adviser. Over the next weeks and months, that person
will get to know you and your interests; he or she will serve as your guide as you explore the
broad array of classes that are available every semester and he or she will do their best to answer
your questions or point you in the right direction when they’re not sure what the right answer
is. I hope that your adviser will nudge you from time to time by encouraging you to take risks
and to try some things you might not be entirely certain about. Pre-major advising works best
if you communicate with your adviser regularly. Be sure to let your adviser know about your
goals and ambitions…as well as your worries. When you ask your adviser “what classes should
I take?” he or she will respond by saying, “Well, what are you interested in?” Remember, you are
in school to pursue your educational dreams, not someone else’s!
Among my wishes for you in the coming year are: that you make a connection with your
classmates and your hall mates and that you personally discover what it means to be part of the
Rochester community; that you get to know at least one of your professors very well; that you
seek advice from those who are interested in your success; and
that you find one or two passions both inside and outside of class
that are important to you. Good luck and please let me know if I
can be helpful. I know you are going to have a very special year!
Marcy Kraus
Dean of Freshmen
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Orientation Programs
(585) 275-4414
orientation@rochester.edu
rochester.edu/college/orientation
The Common Connection, Wilson Commons
(585) 275-45911
connect@sao.rochester.edu
sa.rochester.edu/sao
Security
(585) 275-3333 (non-emergencies)
13 (emergencies only)
Or pick up any blue light phone
Center for Advising Services
312 Lattimore Hall
(585) 275-2354
cascas@rochester.edu
rochester.edu/college/CCAS
Registrar’s Office
(585) 275-8131
registrar@mail.rochester.edu
rochester.edu/registrar
Residential Life
(585) 275-5685 Res Quad
(Hoeing, Gilbert, & Tiernan)
(585) 275-8764 Susan B. Anthony
(585) 275-3166 Residential Life main office
rochester.edu/reslife
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Basic Schedule Key
1st Floors of Tiernan,
Gilbert, Lovejoy, and
Hoeing; 1st, 5th, &
6th Floors of Susan B.
Anthony
2nd Floors of Tiernan,
Gilbert, Hoeing,
Lovejoy, and Susan B.
Anthony
3rd Floors of Tiernan,
Gilbert, Hoeing, and
Susan B. Anthony
4th Floors of Tiernan,
Gilbert, Hoeing, and
Susan B. Anthony

4. Student Check-In
At check-in, you will receive your Orientation
packet containing all of the information you will
need for the week. Commuters, International
Students, and Early Move-In Students should pick
up their materials at the EXPO in the Field House of
Goergen Athletic Center.
Technology and Campus EXPO
their ID card and campus mailbox key. You can
also get information about local area banks, cell
phones, student email accounts, and one stop
Services. If you arrived early to campus, please
check in for Orientation at the EXPO. Note: If
your parents are participating in the Parent
Orientation program, they will need to register
or check in here to pick up their materials.
Plant Sale
Plants help your room feel more like
home. Come pick out the perfect
potted friend to brighten your room!
Cash or check only.
Campus Walking Tours
Moved in already? Impress your friends and learn
guided by one of our Meridians.
Goergen Athletic Center Tours
15 with the help of the Fitness
Center. Come get a tour of the
facilities and see what they have to
MONDAY, AUGUST 25TH
TUESDAY, AUGUST 26TH
International Student Mini-EXPO and Student ID
Walmart Shopping Shuttle
If you would like to buy some things for your room, then hop on this shuttle outside ITS. Your fellow ISMs
cannot make this one.
International Student Welcome
Dinner
Fellow students and families, please join us for
Entertainment will be provided by Rocky, our
wonderful mascot, and the Midnight Ramblers!
International Student Activity
with ISMs
After the dinner, leave your parents and join the
International Student Mentors. Hang out with other
international students, tour the campus, or ask
questions to your fellow ISM - they are more than
willing to help you!
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5. Library Tours
great place to connect: with people, ideas, and
technology. Librarians will lead tours of Rush Rhees
and Carlson Science & Engineering Libraries.
Alumni Parent & Legacy
Luncheon
By invitation only.
First Generation Student
Luncheon
By invitation only.
Varsity Athlete Reception
By invitation only.
Commuter Student Meet & Greet
Open to new commuter students to get to know
other local Rochester commuter students and
receive valuable information just for you! Orientation
any questions. Refreshments will be served. All
commuter students are required to attend this
session. This is where you will meet your adopted
Convocation and Signing of the Class Roll
Dinner with your Hall
hallmates in one of the dining halls. Don’t
forget your ID card!
Residence Hall Meetings
Meet your RA, D’Lions, Freshman Fellow, EcoRep,
information about on-campus living.
Class of 2018 Candlelight Ceremony
Join the entire Class of 2018 as you encircle the Eastman Quad in candlelight to celebrate the beginning of
for all current students.
Ice Cream Social
Hang out with your friends after the Candelight Ceremony and enjoy some free ice cream!
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6. HSEAS Welcome Meeting
Associate Dean Jim Zavislan will welcome the
Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Class of 2018, provide an overview of the day’s
activities and share with the students opportunities
for engagement and academic success.
Pre-Major Adviser Group
Meetings & Lunch
Check the pre-major adviser assignment that you
received via email for the location and adviser you
will be meeting. It is essential that you meet with
your adviser today to ensure that you are able
to register for classes. Come prepared to ask
questions and discuss your preliminary course
selections. If you have any questions, stop by
Lattimore 312 or visit the Orientation Information
Booth on Dandelion Square.
Individual Adviser Meetings
Students will meet individually with their adviser to
discuss course planning. Your pre-major adviser
will schedule a time with you today, tomorrow,
and/or Friday and notify you of the location. For
questions or concerns, come to the College Center
for Advising Services in Lattimore 312.
Plant Sale
Plants help your room feel more like home. Come
pick out the perfect potted friend to brighten your
room! Cash or check only.
Library Tours
great place to connect: with people, ideas, and
technology. Librarians will lead tours of Rush Rhees
and Carlson Science & Engineering Libraries.
Stop N’ Shop Garage Sale
A campus garage sale! This program features a
collection of items for sale that students couldn’t
take home at the end of last year. Check it out
before heading to the stores!
Computer Science Placement
Test
For students with some experience with the Java
also provide useful advance information to lecturers
and TAs.More information: the entire content of
.
Music Theory Placement Test
This test will determine whether you should begin
is required for students wishing to take a theory
course.
Music Q&A Session
Have questions about the River Campus Music
at the Eastman School of Music? Attend this
session to get all the music info you need!
Q&A: Biology, Chemistry, &
Physics
This is your chance to ask questions about the
courses available to you in these departments.
Students planning on taking BIO 110, CHM 131,
or physics should attend this session for important
information.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27TH
Major Change Form (Class of 2018 only)
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7. Q&A: Math, Computer Science, & Engineering
Considering a major in engineering? Interested in research about robots? Learn more about math,
computer science, and engineering majors from the department’s professors.
Dinner with your Family or with your Hallmates
Relax and have dinner with your family or friends after a full day of advising! Dining options are noted on the
last page of this booklet. Please note: you must be back on campus by 7:45 for a mandatory event.
SWARM Orientation Edition
Being a better bystander means stepping up when a situation may be harmful to those around you.
what the size of an actual drink is, campus policies and laws about drinking, how to help a friend who may
have had too much to drink, and helpful strategies to assist individuals who are in possible danger.
It’s All About Inclusion
Dean of Students. This project aims to promote the communal principles of fairness, freedom, honesty,
inclusion, respect, and responsibility, which are woven into the fabric that make up our community of
engaged, lifelong learners. Inclusion starts with understanding and learning all about the community you
Party on the Quad
Come dance and chat with your new friends!
Wayback Wednesday
future self! Bring friends or come solo to capture your memories, dreams, and ambitions! Check your inbox
at the end of the semester to relive Orientation with your very own throwback video.
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8. Individual Advising Meetings
Meet with your adviser individually today to discuss your classes if you have not already.
Academic Open House
courses, majors, minors, and placement. Ask lots of questions! Please go at your assigned time.
Modern Languages and Cultures Open House
***26th Annual Wilson Day of Service***
motto of “Meliora.” The city of Rochester is a vibrant place full of
active people working to make our community better.
Find your RA and your hallmates and head over to the
Palestra - don’t forget to wear your t-shirt! President
Seligman, the Rochester Center for Community
telling you what this day is all about.
Enjoy this opportunity to discover unique neighborhoods
while making a new connection in the city of Rochester,
your home for the next four years.
Closing Dinner
After your service projects, join us for a closing dinner featuring local food favorites, a community service
Closing Celebration
Service Network tables will be scattered throughout Douglass Dining Hall if you wish to volunteer during
your time here. Share pictures, notes, tweets, and more with your fellow classmates to remember this day
THURSDAY, AUGUST 28TH
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9. Art/Life FuturPointe Dance Performance
Art/Life is a City of Rochester event series that brings family-friendly “pop-up” performances to each of the
city’s quadrants - in neighborhood parks, playgrounds, community organizations and other venues - during
the months of July and August. Keep your eyes and ears open because you’ll never know what type of
performance Art/Life will spring on you next: storytelling, dance, theater, wildlife exhibits, dj’ing, and more!
Reconnect Kickoff Event
Technology is awesome-- but it has the tendency to rule our lives. It’s important to take
a break from communicative technology and focus on re-establishing interpersonal
connections with your peers. Listen to viewpoints from student leaders and faculty about
using technology to maximize your connections-- virtually and in-person-- before getting
to know new classmates by discussing your thoughts on the topic. Come to learn more
and start your journey to Reconnect with yourself and those around you!
#tbt with Sigma Phi Epsilon and Alpha Phi
the brothers of Sigma Phi Epsilon. Jam to some 90’s tunes, indulge in your favorite childhood snacks, play
some of your favorite playground games, and reconnect with the kid inside of you!
No Jackets Required Performance
Shut down your Spotify and come listen to some awesome live music,
Wiki-Knowledge Trivia Night
Come test your knowledge against your classmates with intense trivia and board games.
The Internship!
Square, the area between Wilson Commons and the Goergen
Athletic Center.
The superstition about the clock tower is that if you walk under it
and tread on the dandelions, something dreadful will happen to you.
For example, if you’re a prospective student, you won’t be admitted;
if you’re a current student, you won’t graduate on time. So walk
under the clock tower at your own risk.
If you accidentally tempt fate, there is a way to avoid catastrophe.
You’ll need an acorn, a statue, and good aim: Throw an acorn at the
statue of George Eastman in the quad and have it land in the brim
of his hat. You are then absolved. But stock up on acorns just in case
you forget to watch where you’re walking.
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10. Individual Advising Meetings
Meet with your adviser individually today to discuss
your classes if you have not already.
Financial Aid Lab
Stop by the Financial Aid Lab
to receive help from one of our
can help you complete your
federal loan requirements as well as your I-9.
Job Fair
This is a great opportunity to meet campus
employers, ask questions about various jobs, and
Q&A: Pre-Health Professions
If medical school is your ultimate goal, you need to
begin planning and gathering information as soon
as possible. Health Professions Advising Director,
Caterina Tempest, will discuss services and
opportunities available to pre-health students.
Picnic & Lawn Games
Grab your friends and a blanket,
Relax, lay in the sun, and play bocce
ball, KanJam, ladder ball, corn hole,
and many other games for a nice
break in your day! The Mel will be providing Grab &
Go lunch at this event, so make sure to bring your
ID card to use your meal plan!
Tea & Scones with the Librarians
Come meet your librarians and discuss the
freshman book, “Happier,” with your
classmates! Refreshing drinks and bite
Team Green Expo
Come learn about all the Green practices available
to you on campus and learn how to live Green
Math Department Advising
Come get all of your questions answered regarding
majors, minors, and appropriate course placement
in mathematics. Faculty from the math department
will be available to answer all of your questions.
Tournament! Bring your whole Google Circle, a few
Facebook friends, or just you, a single Instagram-er
and help Knock out Cancer!
Intro to Todd Theatre
Join improv troupe IBTL, theatre troupe TOOP,
and the International Theatre Program for an
introduction to the theatre community on campus.
Also get more information about the 24-Hour Play
Festival!
Google Calendar: Peer Advising
The College Center for Advising
Services Peer Advisors will be in
the lobby outside of 312 Lattimore
to assist you and answer any last
minute questions or help with the
registration process.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 29TH
Advising hours are from
1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
in Lattimore 312.
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11. ***Online Registration***
January 1 - April 30 @ 3:00 PM May 1 - August 31 @ 4:00 PM
September 1 - December 31 @ 5:00 PM
You will register for classes from your own computer or at the IT Center. If you have questions about
registration, call or stop by the College Center for Advising Services between 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM. The
Register at: rochester.edu/registrar - click “Online Registration” under “Quick Links”
CashCAB!
Red Light / Green Light
One out of three college women survives rape or attempted rape, and one in twelve college men admit
informative and very entertaining, and it will most likely make you blush! Due to the nature of this program,
Public Safety, MERT, IT, and Fire
grow legs and disappear, Public Safety, MERT, IT, and the Fire Marshall are here to save the day by
protecting you, your valuables, and your identity. Learn how to avoid common mistakes and potential
dangers through this series of entertaining skits by In Between the Lines and The Opposite of People.
Goergen Athletic Center Tours
Sock Hop & Roller Disco
Come roller skate and dance the night away with your friends - there will be cotton candy, buckets full of
free pair of Rochester socks!
Who Killed the Internet?
appetizers look delectable, everything is a little phishy tonight.
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12. International Student Orientation Program and Breakfast
States.
D’Lion Blood Drive
Students are one of the largest donating groups and our blood is necessary to keep the Red Cross going.
Give the gift of life - give blood and help the Greater Rochester Area!
Silly Olympics
Team up with your hall and compete in games and sports, and see which team
soars above the rest! Bring a crowd, play for a big prize, and make your hall proud!
Cosponsored with Phi Kappa Tau.
Slingshot to Success
assist in propelling you to your goals. This is your chance to ask questions and build a connection with
upperclassmen. Dinner will be served.
A Cappella Concert
Love popular music, but hate when there are all those pesky instruments drowning out the voices? Then
come see all of the campus’ a cappella groups perform at the A Cappella Concert in the Sanctuary of the
Chapel!
Journal of Undergraduate Research
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30TH
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is interpreted to mean “ever better” or “always better.” The faculty voted for it in 1851, and it
credited to Asahel Kendrick, professor of Greek. The idea is believed to originate from Ovid’s
Metamorphoses, book 7, lines 20-21:
“video meliora, proboque…,” which means, “I see better things, and approve…”
Meliora / n. or adj.

13. Fraternity & Sorority Life: A Sneak Peak
Ever considered joining a fraternity or sorority? Come learn about the leadership, service,
and networking provided by membership in a Greek organization through this informal
panel discussion with current fraternity and sorority members!
Make Your Mark: Be A Rochester Student Leader
meet current student leaders, and ask questions. Attendance at an interest meeting is required in order
to run for an elected position. Attending this session will meet the requirement of attending an interest
meeting.
Residence Hall Meetings
***11th Annual Celebrate Diversity***
amazingly talented student groups. Sit back and enjoy a unique evening
The World Wide Web: A Cultural Exploration
Continue the cultural exploration - join the cultural groups for interactive
sessions featuring dancing, demonstrations of various cultural art forms,
fashion shows, sports and games, and tables for you to participate in
various crafts and other activities.
24 Hour Play Festival Begins
you breakfast!
Goergen Athletic Center Tours
help of the Fitness Center. Come get a tour of the
IBTL Show
You don’t want to miss this awesome performance
troupe!
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Do you love CCAS? Like the
College Center for Advising
Services on Facebook to
receive important academic
information and updates!

14. Quidditch Match
Quidditch: the classic wizarding sport! Come see what this unique sport is all about. Sponsored by the
Quidditch club.
Poster Sale
Still looking to make your dorm room feel more like home? Stop by and pick up some posters!
How to Get an A in College
your academic record that got you here!
Shalom, Salam, Smoothies!
awesome prizes! First 25 people at the event will receive smoothies and giveaways!
***One Community***
or a multi-racial, International deaf student--whatever unique combination of experiences comprise
students who will share their narratives about the ways in which their various identities have positively and
VIP Shopping Night
This is an exclusive shopping night at the bookstore for freshmen and transfer students only. There will be
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31ST
Rocky is Rochester’s Yellowjacket mascot, based on
the yellow jacket wasp common in North America.
Since the mid-1920s, the mascot has been portrayed
in a range of styles, from club-wielding to cuddly. The
latter characterized URBee (pronounced “Erbie”), the
iteration of the mascot born in 1983. In 2008, Rocky
replaced URBee after a yearlong initiative to update
athletics programs and competitive spirit.
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15. Goergen Athletic Center Tours
Uncommon Night
You’ve watched choreographers and cover artists on YouTube - now come see some of
24 Hour Play Festival Performance
Grab a Byte to Eat: Late Night Breakfast
stomach will thank you!
from the App Store today and
on the go!
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16. Buses to Eastview Mall
Take advantage of Labor Day sales, and enjoy a day of shopping at Eastview Mall!
Busses will be looping all day for FREE. Sponsored by Campus Activities Board. NOTE:
The last bus leaves at 4:00pm and is usually full.
Poster Sale
Still looking to make your dorm room feel more like home? Stop by and pick up some posters!
How to Argue and Win
Come meet the debate team assistant director, Gordie Miller, and learn some of the basics of how to
discussions!
Discover the “Secret” to Interdisciplinary Community Activism
Got Politics?
you can get more politically involved on campus. Free refreshments will be provided!
Dance Master Class
Join Louvre, Radiance, and Ballet Performance Group for an Orientation Master
Roll up those tights, put on those leotards and get ready to DANCE!
IBTL Show
You don’t want to miss this awesome performance by In Between
Quidditch Match
Quidditch: the classic wizarding sport! Come see what this unique sport is all about. Sponsored by the
Quidditch club.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1ST
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17. Internet Cookies and Pinterest Crafts
Stop into Gleason the night before classes to get your craft on! Check out the groups listed below to see
Flip Flop Decorating
want a new pair of kicks, stop by for some fun crafting!
#Instasweet Cookie Decorating Contest
to the bittersweet end! The chosen winners will be featured alongside their cookies on our
Instagram feed. Let’s get the dough rolling, Class of 2018!
own unique inspirational stone that you may keep for the rest of your undergraduate career.
Laptop Orchestra Live (LOL)!
freshman even if you don’t know how to program? Do you like music and technology,
are you a potential AME major, or have you ever been interested in creating new musical
A Rochester tradition, brought back after 15 years, enjoy a night of hanging out and talking with your
Hajim E-Social
The Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences welcomes all freshmen and new transfer students
By now you’re on your way to a great new chapter in your life. Hopefully you’ve
had many great experiences, met some fantastic new friends, are looking forward
to the start of classes, and are excited to begin your time as a student here at the
University we call home. Relish the experience, enjoy your time learning, and we
wish you the most success in all of your future endeavors.
Good luck, have fun, and Meliora!
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18. RELIGIOUS EVENTS
Hillel
Challah Baking
Chapel, Lower Level
Shabbat Services and Dinner
Interfaith Chapel, River Level
Bagels and Schmooze
Friel Lounge, Susan B. Anthony
Welcome Barbecue
Behind Interfaith Chapel, by the river
Muslim Community
Friday Prayer
Interfaith Chapel, Brennan Room
Protestant Chapel
Community
Sunday Worship
Interfaith Chapel, Sanctuary
Dinner Dialogue
Interfaith Chapel, Brennan Room
Catholic Newman
Community
Summertime Moment
Behind Interfaith Chapel, by the river
Catholic Mass
Interfaith Chapel, River Level
Interfaith Chapel, River Level
U of R Christian
Fellowship
Bible Study
Interfaith Chapel, Brennan Room
Sunday Worship
Interfaith Chapel, Sanctuary
Cru
“A caring community passionate about connecting
people to Jesus Christ”
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19. UPCOMING FALL 2014 EVENTS
September
5-7 - YellowJacket Weekend
Featuring the Activities Fair, DJ, Student bands,
Carnival foods, movies, giveaways, Radiant
return party, Carnival games & rides, Luau, and
feature comedian John Mulaney and more!
12 - Club Rochester & Hypnotist
12-13 - Global Marketplace
15-16 - SA Elections
18 - Clothing Exchange
18 - 18 for ‘18
20 - Mid-Autumn Festival
November
1 - Day of the Dead Event
6 - Sign Idol
8 - Louvre Show, South Asian Expo, & OBOC 15th
Anniversary Show
9 - Louvre Show
14 - Sihir Show & Afterhours Concert
15 - YellowJackets Concert & SOCKS Event
21 - Ballet Performance Group Show
22 - Midnight Ramblers Concert & Salsita Event
October
3 - Mug Night
17-19 - Meliora Weekend
Featuring Entertainer Jason Alexander, Meliora
Dance Project, Mystic Midnight Madness,
Rochester Revue, A Capella Jam, Keynote
Doris Kearns Goodwin, Meliora Friday Night
Live, Tropicana, Speaker Laverne Cox, and
Celebration of Student Organizations.
22 - Think Pink Yoga
24 - No Jackets Required Show
28 - Take Back the Night
31 - Halloween Event
December
4 - Boar’s Head Dinner
5 - Holiday Shopping Fair
6 - Kwanzaa Celebration
9 - Pics with Santa
14 - Late Night Breakfast
For more information on these events, call the
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20. THANK YOU!
Active Minds
After Hours
Alicia Lewis
Alpha Phi
ASL Club
Athletics & Recreation
Barnes & Noble
Bruegger’s
Cam Schauf
Campus Activities Board
Campus Times
Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning
Cheesecake Factory
Chili’s
Chipotle
Colleges Against Cancer
Collegiate Readership Program
Committee for Political Engagement
David T. Kearns Center
Dawn Bruner
Dean of Freshmen, Marcy Kraus
Dean of Sophomores, Sean Hanna
Dean Richard Feldman
Delmonico’s Italian Steakhouse
Dr. Theodore Brown
Event Support
Facilities
Filipino - American Students’ Association
GlobeMed
Grassroots
Gwen M. Greene Career & Internship Center
Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences
Hillel
In Between the Lines
Indulgence Dance Team
Information Technology Services
Interfaith Chapel
Jennelle Hart
Kyle Orton
Louvre Performance Ensemble
Ma’Frisah
Mariachi Meliora
Marketplace Mall
Meridian Society
MERT
Midnight Ramblers
Mt. Hope Diner
Newman Catholic Community
No Jackets Required
Parent and Family Relations
Phi Kappa Tau
Pride Network
Public Safety
Radiance Dance Theatre
Red Cross
Religious and Spiritual Life
Residential Life
Rice Crew
Rochester Center for Community Leadership
Rochester Quiz Bowl
Rochester Raas
SALSEROS
Sigma Delta Tau
Sigma Phi Epsilon
STEM
Sticky Lips BBQ
Strong Jugglers
Students’ Association for Interfaith Cooperation
Study Abroad
Tai Chi
Team Green
TGIF
The Opposite of People
Tim Klinger
Xclusive Step Team
Yellow Jackets
Yotality
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