Summer 2024 Orientation Schedule
UConn Avery Point
ORIENTATION SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
Schedule
Welcome Remarks
Icebreakers
Protect Our Pack Workshop
Advising Basics Presentation by Advising Team
Lunch with your Orientation Leader and Group
Advising and Registration Student Services
Student Services Meet and greet
Celebrating you @ UConn - DEI Activity
Closing Activity
Our upcoming Orientation schedule is below. Before reviewing the sessions, please read more about our task list and Orientation program.
First-Year & Transfer Student Orientation
Orientation is a 1-day program required for all new students at UConn Avery Point. Your Orientation experience will be spent on-campus connecting with peers and administrators in person, learning about campus resources, participating in academic advising, and registering for courses. First-year and transfer students attend Orientation together.
Registration for later sessions will open once current sessions are filled to capacity.
| Session | Dates |
| 1 | May 29 |
| 2 | June 4 |
| 3 | June 6 |
| 4 | June 11 |
| 5 | June 13 |
| 6 | August 7 |
| 7 | August 14 |
UConn Regional Undergraduate Family Orientation – Summer 2024
Family Orientation is a program designed to educate our husky family members about offices, services, resources, and processes that can help you in supporting your student as they transition to UConn.
This webinar series is designed for family members of all regional campus students. The series consisted of 8, 1-hour webinars. Although the live webinars have concluded, recordings of the webinars can be viewed at any time: Access Recordings for the Webinar Series by Clicking Here
Schedule (all webinars are from 6-7pm EST)
June 11: Privacy @ UConn
June 12: Financial Responsibility
June 13: Student Health and Wellness (Presentation Slides)
June 18: University Safety
June 19: Disability Services
June 20: Understanding Advising
June 25: Eating in Your Community
June 26: Career Development
Webinar Descriptions
June 11: Privacy @ UConn
University Privacy will provide an overview of FERPA, how students can designate access, and other resources.
June 12: Financial Responsibility
One Stop and the Bursar will discuss payment methods, types of aid, an overview of deadline and other resources.
June 13: Student Health and Wellness
Student Health and Wellness will review required documentation, an overview of their services, and how a family member can support their student.
June 18: University Safety
University Safety will share information about how students can access help and provide insight for how students can remain safe both on campus and in their respective community.
June 19: Disability Services
The Center for Disability Services will discuss the differences between high school and college accommodations, the types of accommodations the university offers, required documentation and the registration process, and other resources.
June 20: Understanding Advising
Advising staff will discuss general degree requirements, the academic calendar, the advising process, the advisor/advisee relationship, transfer credits, and other important information.
June 25: Eating in Your Community
Representatives from each regional campus will review eating options, Husky Harvest, how to plan for dietary accommodations, and other relevant information.
June 26: Career Development
The Center for Career Development will provide an overview of career progression during college, services, and recourse available to students and alumni.
In-Person Family Orientation
Each regional campus is also hosting an in-person event where family members of new students are invited to come explore campus, meet staff and administrators, and learn about campus specific programs/resources. Registration for this event is available in the Family Onboarding Portal. Once registered, you will receive a confirmation email with information about parking, event location, etc.
Registration for the In-Person event will be available Mid-June
Avery Point
August 7, 2024
5:30 pm
