"see blue." U 2015 | Student Affairs @ UK

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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, residence life, student involvement, and wellness initiatives. During orientation, students prepare for the academic year by taking UK 101/201, participating in the common reading experience, exploring student organizations, and learning about resources for academic support, health and disability services, and substance abuse education.

Education

Student Affairs
In order to 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.

The Division of Student 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 Involvement
• Student Media
• Student Conduct
• Community of Concern
Team
• Wellness Initiatives for
Student Empowerment
• Violence Intervention &
Prevention Center

UK 101/201 Academic
Orientation Course
• UK 101 for freshmen
• UK 201 for transfers
• Register at see blue. U
• 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

K Book
• New student handbook
• Written for students by
students
• Receive a free copy here
at see blue. U
• Bring back to UK this
fall
• Tons of insider tips for
success!

Common Reading Experience
• Receive a free copy at see blue. U
orientation to read before August
• Complete the QLC assignment
(Quote, Life Lesson and
Character)
• Participate in a book discussion
during K Week
• Use in many classes
• Attend the authors’ lecture and
participate in related events
www.uky.edu/commonreading

K Week
Why everyone is 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 21 – 29, 2015
• Second step in UK’s
orientation process
• Nine days with tons of
amazing events
www.uky.edu/KWeek

K Teams
• When you 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

K Week Key Events
• New Student Induction
Ceremony
• K Team Meetings
• Big Blue U
• College Meetings
• We Are UK
• UK FUSION
• Campus Ruckus
• Academic Info Sessions
• Lex-Mart Business Fair
….and many more!

Student Organizations
getinvolved.uky.edu
More than 500 to choose
from – get started at K
Week!
• Academic
• Arts
• Club Sports
• Greek Life
• Media
• Multicultural
• Political
• Religious
• Service

Campus Recreation
www.uky.edu/StudentAffairs/CampusRec
Work out at the Johnson Center – Intramurals – Club Sports

Counseling Center
• Anxiety reduction
• Relaxation
• Stress management
• Individual and group
therapy
• Yoga
• Decision-making
• Social confidence
• Relationships
• Homesickness
• Depression
www.uky.edu/studentaffairs/counseling

Disability Resource Center
Assistance for students
with…
• Physical disabilities
• Learning and
psychological disorders
• ADHD
• Chronic health conditions
• Temporary disabilities
www.uky.edu/DRC

AlcoholEdu & Haven
• Mandatory online lessons
on substance responsibility
and violence prevention
• Access both programs
July 13
• Part I must be completed
by August 17
• Part II must be completed
by October 19
• Check your UK email this
summer for more info!

Summer Checklist
Register for UK 101 or 201.
Check out getinvolved.uky.edu.
Read Picking Cotton, complete the QLC assignment
and bring them both back to campus with you.
Read your K Book and bring it back to campus
with you.
Complete AlcoholEdu and Haven Part I by
August 17.
Check your UK email weekly.
Go to K Week August 21 – 29.

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This document welcomes visitors to the University of Kentucky and provides an overview of the city of Lexington and surrounding Bluegrass region of Kentucky. It summarizes that Lexington was established in 1775, has a population of around 295,000, and is known as the "Horse Capital of the World." It also lists some of Lexington's popular attractions like Keeneland Race Course, historic sites, arts/culture, bourbon distilleries, outdoors activities, and nearby day trips in the Bluegrass region.

Honors

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The document outlines a four-year suggested plan for students in the University of Kentucky Honors Program. In the freshman year, students are advised to complete one honors course each semester, which can include CIS/WRD 112 to fulfill composition requirements. In the sophomore and junior years, students should take two honors courses and complete six credit hours of honors experiences such as education abroad, research, or experiential learning. Finally, the senior year involves completing an honors senior capstone, typically through coursework in the student's major.

Parking & Trans Services

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The document provides information about parking and transportation services at the University of Kentucky. It discusses the campus bus system including routes and tracking apps. It also describes the BluPass program that allows students to ride city buses for free. Other topics covered include parking permits, bicycle parking, transportation during breaks, visitor parking, and game day parking. Contact information is provided for transportation services.

Parking & Transportation Services 2016

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The document provides information about parking and transportation services at the University of Kentucky. It discusses the campus bus system, including routes and tracking apps. It also describes the BluPass program that allows students to ride city buses for free. Parking permits are required for vehicles and encouraged for bicycles. Various transportation options are available on and off campus like late night shuttles. Rules and regulations around parking are also outlined.

2015 "see blue." Preview Night Presentation

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This document provides information about admissions, academics, financing, housing, scholarships, and campus life at the University. It includes details about application requirements and deadlines, annual costs for in-state and out-of-state students, available scholarships and financial aid, on-campus housing and dining options, and opportunities for campus visits and tours. The document also highlights several campus transformation projects underway, including new and renovated academic buildings and facilities.

"see blue." U 2015 | Wildcat Marching Band

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The University of Kentucky Wildcat Marching Band is open to all students regardless of major. It rehearses 3 times per week and travels to away football games. Being in the band provides scholarships, lifelong friendships, and the opportunity to perform for thousands of fans. Membership costs are minimal and financial assistance is provided. Students interested can sign up online to audition for the upcoming season.

"see blue." U 2015 | Violence Intervention & Prevention Center (VIP)

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The Violence Intervention and Prevention (VIP) Center provides support services and educational programming to students, staff, and faculty aimed at eliminating sexual assault, partner violence, and stalking on campus. Located in Frazee Hall, the VIP Center strives to inspire the UK community to champion nonviolence, social justice, and advocacy through innovative prevention programs and intervention services.

"see blue." U 2015 | The Study

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The document describes Academic Enhancement, also known as The Study, which is a one-stop resource center at the University of Kentucky that promotes effective learning strategies and enhances the academic experience for students. The Study offers various free programs including peer tutoring, study smarter seminars, and an academic course on theories of college student success. It provides students with assistance on both the north and south campuses of UK.

"see blue." U 2015 | Parking & Transportation Services (Parents)

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The document provides information about transportation and parking services at the University of Kentucky. It details the various campus bus and shuttle services, including CATS buses that operate free of charge around campus. Late night transportation is also available. Information is given on finding campus buses, off-campus Lextran bus service, bicycling on campus through bike permits and bike sharing programs, alternative transportation options like car sharing, and additional services like holiday shopping shuttles. Guidelines are outlined for parking on campus through permits and parking options. Contact information is listed for transportation and parking services.

"see blue." U 2015 | School of Human Environmental Sciences (HES)

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This document provides information for new students in the School of Human Environmental Sciences at the University of Kentucky. It includes: - An overview of the three departments within the school and their related programs of study. - An agenda for an orientation session, which involves completing paperwork, reviewing important dates and degree requirements, building a class schedule with an advisor, and registering for courses. - Details on degree requirements, including courses in the UK Core general education program and requirements specific to the school and individual majors. - Guidance on course load and time commitment, building a class schedule, and the registration process. The document aims to prepare new students for their first semester by explaining degree plans and providing

"see blue." U 2015 | Health Careers

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This document summarizes information for students interested in healthcare careers, outlining six main healthcare colleges, advice from professionals to ensure it is the right dream career and to utilize academic resources, a 1-credit introductory course on healthcare options, the importance of online presence and criminal records, pre-professional advising for various medical fields, typical undergraduate requirements like majors and coursework, what makes a competitive applicant such as GPA, exam scores, experiences and letters of recommendation, and that pursuing these careers begins with preparation in undergraduate studies.

"see blue." U 2015 | Health Sciences (2014)

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The document summarizes an advising session for students in the College of Health Sciences at the University of Kentucky. It includes an overview of the college and various health programs, as well as information about academic requirements, recommended courses, and the registration process. Students are provided guidance on building balanced class schedules and tips for being successful in their academic programs.

"see blue." U 2015 | College of Agriculture (2014)

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This orientation agenda provides new students with information about the College of Agriculture, Food and Environment at the University of Kentucky. The agenda includes introductions, an overview of the college and degree requirements, a question period, advising, class registration, and transportation back to the main campus. Students will learn tips for success, requirements for full-time status, and resources available to them. The presentation covers UK Core curriculum, college-level requirements, prerequisites, major-specific courses, and total credit hours needed to graduate.

"see blue." U 2015 | CARES (2014)

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The document outlines academic support services provided by four diversity offices at the University of Kentucky: CARES, MLK Center, SSS, and HCSDS. CARES provides comprehensive support including tutoring, study groups, exam reviews, and meetings with counselors to increase retention of underrepresented students. Specific programs include the Critical First Year Program for freshmen, UK CARES Connect, and workshops on topics like time management. Midterm grades are reviewed and students with grades below C receive outreach. The William C. Parker Scholars Retention Program also requires activities for scholarship recipients in their first year.

"see blue." U 2015 | Career Center (2014)

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The James W. Stuckert Career Center at the University of Kentucky serves students, alumni, and employers. It provides career exploration tools and connects students with internship and job opportunities to help them find employment or get into graduate programs. The Career Center addresses common career myths and outlines the benefits of its advising services. It encourages students to explore careers and majors, engage in experiential opportunities, and connect with potential employers. A variety of programs and events are offered to assist with career preparation.

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"see blue." U 2015 | Student Affairs @ UK

1. Student Affairs In order to 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 of Student 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 Involvement • Student Media • Student Conduct • Community of Concern Team • Wellness Initiatives for Student Empowerment • Violence Intervention & Prevention Center

3. JOIN the community

4. UK 101/201 Academic Orientation Course • UK 101 for freshmen • UK 201 for transfers • Register at see blue. U • 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 • New student handbook • Written for students by students • Receive a free copy here at see blue. U • Bring back to UK this fall • Tons of insider tips for success!

6. Common Reading Experience • Receive a free copy at see blue. U orientation to read before August • Complete the QLC assignment (Quote, Life Lesson and Character) • Participate in a book discussion during K Week • Use in many classes • Attend the authors’ lecture and participate in related events www.uky.edu/commonreading

7. EXPAND your community

8. K Week Why everyone is 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 21 – 29, 2015 • Second step in UK’s orientation process • Nine days with tons of amazing events www.uky.edu/KWeek

9. K Teams • When you 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 Key Events • New Student Induction Ceremony • K Team Meetings • Big Blue U • College Meetings • We Are UK • UK FUSION • Campus Ruckus • Academic Info Sessions • Lex-Mart Business Fair ….and many more!

11. Student Organizations getinvolved.uky.edu More than 500 to choose from – get started at K Week! • Academic • Arts • Club Sports • Greek Life • Media • Multicultural • Political • Religious • Service

12. TAKE CARE of yourself

13. Campus Recreation www.uky.edu/StudentAffairs/CampusRec Work out at the Johnson Center – Intramurals – Club Sports

14. Counseling Center • Anxiety reduction • Relaxation • Stress management • Individual and group therapy • Yoga • Decision-making • Social confidence • Relationships • Homesickness • Depression www.uky.edu/studentaffairs/counseling

15. Disability Resource Center Assistance for 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 13 • Part I must be completed by August 17 • Part II must be completed by October 19 • Check your UK email this summer for more info!

17. Summer Checklist Register for UK 101 or 201. Check out getinvolved.uky.edu. Read Picking Cotton, complete the QLC assignment and bring them both back to campus with you. Read your K Book and bring it back to campus with you. Complete AlcoholEdu and Haven Part I by August 17. Check your UK email weekly. Go to K Week August 21 – 29.

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