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Student Affairs 2016
The Division of Student Affairs at the University collaborates across campus and beyond to create a supportive environment that provides opportunities for student learning, engagement, and success. It promotes student development through high quality programs in areas like campus recreation, counseling, disability services, student involvement, and health initiatives. The document provides information about orientation programs for new students like UK 101, K Week, K Teams, and checklists for incoming students to prepare for the academic year.
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- 1. Student Affairs In orderto enhance the academic mission, the Division of Student Affairs collaborates with the University and beyond to create a supportive and challenging environment that provides opportunities for student learning, engagement, and success. Through the provision of high quality programs, services, and facilities, the Division promotes student development and lifelong discovery, celebrates differences, and promotes global citizenship.
- 2. The Division ofStudent Affairs • Campus Recreation • Counseling Center • Dean of Students Office • Disability Resource Center • Fraternity & Sorority Affairs • New Student & Family Programs • Off-campus Student Services • Residence Life • Student Center • Student Conduct • Student Involvement • Student Media • Community of Concern • Wellness Initiatives for Student Empowerment • Violence Intervention & Prevention Center
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- 4. UK 101/201 Academic OrientationCourse • UK 101 for freshmen • UK 201 for transfers • Register at see blue. U– talk to your advisor! • Learn how to succeed at UK • Small class setting • Connect with other new students • Get to know your instructor and an upperclass student who serves as a peer instructor
- 5. K Book • Newstudent handbook • Written for students by students • Receive a free copy at move-in for on-campus students (by mail for off- campus students) • Tons of insider tips for success!
- 6. Common Reading Experience • Receive a free copy at see blue. U • Read the book and complete an assignment • Use in many classes, including UK 101/201 • Participate in related programs/ events starting at K Week www.uky.edu/commonreading
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- 8. K Week Why everyoneis going: • Meet people • Get tips for academic success • Get free food and tons of free stuff • Learn your way around campus before classes start • Have fun! • August 19 – 27, 2016 • Second step in UK’s orientation process • Nine days with tons of amazing events www.uky.edu/KWeek
- 9. K Teams • Whenyou arrive on campus in August, you’ll join a small orientation group led by an upperclass student leader. • Meet other new students • Attend K Week events together • Tour campus together • Eat meals together
- 10. K Week KeyEvents • New Student Induction Ceremony • K Team Meetings • Big Blue U • College Meetings • We Are UK • UK FUSION • Campus Ruckus • Academic and Information Sessions • Lex-Mart Business Fair ….and many more!
- 11. Student Organizations getinvolved.uky.edu More than500 to choose from… • Academic • Arts • Club Sports • Greek Life • Media • Multicultural • Political • Religious • Service
- 12. TAKE CARE ofyourself
- 13. Campus Recreation www.uky.edu/StudentAffairs/CampusRec Work outat the Johnson Center – Intramurals – Club Sports
- 14. Counseling Center • Anxietyreduction • Relaxation • Stress management • Individual and group therapy • Yoga • Decision-making • Social confidence • Relationships • Homesickness • Depression www.uky.edu/studentaffairs/counseling
- 15. Disability Resource Center Assistancefor students with… • Physical disabilities • Learning and psychological disorders • ADHD • Chronic health conditions • Temporary disabilities www.uky.edu/DRC
- 16. AlcoholEdu & Haven • Mandatory online lessons on substance responsibility and violence prevention • Access both programs July 18 • Part I must be completed by August 15 • Part II must be completed by October 17 • Check your UK email this summer for more info!
- 17. Checklist ü Register for UK101 or 201. ü Check out getinvolved.uky.edu. ü Read Orphan Train, and be sure to complete the QLC assignment before you return to campus in August. ü Complete AlcoholEdu and Haven Part I by August 15. ü Check your UK email weekly. ü Go to K Week August 19 – 27.