The document provides information for parents about supporting their student's transition to college at the University of Kentucky. It outlines many campus resources available to students and important dates for orientation programs like K Week in August and AlcoholEdu/Haven online courses. The document discusses common concerns students may face in their first year and encourages the use of academic and wellness resources. It also provides details about the Parent and Family Association and upcoming events like Family Weekend in October.
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2. Student and Academic Life
• Bias Incident Support Services
• Campus Recreation &
Wellness
• Chellgren Center
• Community of Concern
• Counseling Center
• Dean of Students Office
• Disability Resource Center
• First Generation Initiatives
• Fraternity & Sorority Life
• Gaines Center
• K Week
• Leadership Education
• Off-campus Student Services
• Parent and Family Association
• Residence Life
• Service Learning
• Stuckert Career Center
• Student and Academic
Support
• Student Center
• Student Conduct
• Student Financial Wellness
Center
• Student Organizations &
Activities
• Transitions & First-Year
Programs
• UK 101 Academic Orientation
Course
• Violence Intervention &
Prevention Center
4. June and July
• Getting ready
• Setting up a new living
space
• Some fear and anxiety
• Time for goal-setting
conversations
• What resources does your student
anticipate needing?
5. Why take UK 101?
• Learn how to succeed
in college
• Small class setting
• 1 credit hour
• Students who take
UK 101 are more
likely to become
sophomores.
Topics include:
• Time management
• Financial literacy
• Campus resources
• Stress and wellness
• Academic
expectations
6. Parent & Family Association
• Open to all parents, guardians,
grandparents, and family members
• Membership is FREE!
• See the brochure in your
folder to activate your free
membership, and stop by
the PFA table to pick up free
goodies!
7. PFA Programs and Services
• Cat Chat emails
• K Week reception
• Family Weekend: Oct. 6-8
• Student events
– First Day of School Photos
– Big Blue Thank You
• Parent Advisory Council
• Website, Facebook, and Twitter
• And more!
8. Contact the Parent and Family
Association
Office of Transitions
and First-Year
Programs
109 Miller Hall
859-257-2752
parents@lsv.uky.edu
www.uky.edu/parents
9. AlcoholEdu and Haven
• AlcoholEdu – substance abuse education
• Haven – sexual assault and violence prevention
• Important Dates
Monday, July 17 – Site goes active
Monday, August 21 – Deadline for Part One
Monday, October 23 – Deadline for Part Two
• Students who do not complete these programs will
have an academic hold placed on their accounts.
• Students will receive an email with more
information – they need to check their UK email
regularly!
11. August
• Homesickness
• New living situation
• Responsibility
• Forming new relationships
• Maintaining old relationships
• New academic environment
13. K Book
New Student Handbook
• Written by students for
students
• Merit Weekend students will
receive a copy by mail in late
summer.
• Addresses student
experience both in and out of
the classroom
• Used in many sections of
UK 101
14. K Week: August 18 - 22
Five days designed to help
students transition to UK:
• Second step in
orientation process
• Attendance taken at
some events
• Activities for families
• K Teams
• More information
coming this summer
• www.uky.edu/KWeek
• KWeek@lsv.uky.edu
17. September
• Time management
• Balancing academic and social
• Encourage use of campus resources
• Encourage staying on campus
• Make plans to attend Family Weekend
in October
18. A National Problem
National statistics on college student alcohol
abuse (ages 18-24):
• 1,825 deaths
• 690,000 assaults
• 97,000 sexual assaults
19. Our Response
• Wellness Workshops
– Educational programs geared toward developing
holistic wellness while emphasizing the role of
substance abuse
• Recovery Community
– Provides support for students in recovery for
substance dependency in what can be a high-risk
environment
– Encourages non-recovery peers to become allies
• Youth Outreach
– Allows college students to serve as role models for
community youth through programs and events
– Helps decrease the social expectation of high-risk
drinking and substance use while in college
23. October
• Increasing academic
stress
• Encourage use of
academic resources
• Midterm exams and
final drop deadline
• Office hours
• Meet with academic advisor
• Complete FAFSA for following year
24. Family Weekend
Schedule of events
includes:
• Friday check-in
• Family Weekend tent party
• Keeneland
• UK football game
• A Taste of the Kentucky
Doughnut Trail
• Lunch at Spindletop
• Athletic and cultural events
• Exploring Lexington
• Much more!
October 6 – 8, 2017
Book hotels now!
25. • AlcoholEdu and Haven Part One
• August 21
• Move-in
• August 12, 17, or 18
• K Week
• August 18 – 22
• Family Weekend
• October 6 – 8
Pop Quiz: Important Dates
27. November
• Increasing academic
pressure
• Procrastination
• Looming deadlines
• Stress
• Encourage good personal wellness
• Students need to take responsibility and
ask for help.
29. December
• Stress of final exams
• Returning home for break
• Discuss expectations for
break
• Communicate about break
plans and holidays
• Encourage stress-reducing
activities
30. Final Exams and Stress Relief
Final Exams Schedule
www.uky.edu/Registrar/finals.htm
31. Final Exam
What are seven things you and your student need to
take care of between now and the start of the fall
semester?
Complete AlcoholEdu and Haven Part One by August 21
Activate your free Parent and Family Association
membership
Read the K Book new student handbook
Get ready for move-in and K Week in August
Check UK email – IMPORTANT!!
Have important goal-setting conversations
Make plans to attend Family Weekend – book your hotel!
Course Evaluation
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