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ORIENTATION & FAMILY RELATIONS New Student Orientation 2013-2014 EAGLcEhS a e B a n o t y a D www.erau.edu GOT MAYHEM? Coming to you for 6 Weeks Only Find Mayhem pPresented by Student Activties & Campus Events TABLE OF CONTENTS Orientation Information & Resources Orientation & Family Relations...........................................2 What is the Class of 2017 Saying? ....................................3 New Student Orientation Schedule.................................4-9 Orientation To-Do List.................................................. 10-11 Meet the O-Team........................................................ 12-13 Riddle Lingo................................................................. 14-15 Eagle Spirit........................................................................16 Traditions.......................................................................... 17 Sodexo Dining Services............................................... 18-19 EAGLEcard........................................................................20 Mail Center.......................................................................21 Academic Calendar (2013-2014)........................................22 Frequently Used Extensions.............................................23 Campus Map...............................................................24-25 Health Services................................................................36 Health Insurance...............................................................36 Immunization Clinic..........................................................37 International Student Programming Council.....................37 National Society of Black Engineers.................................38 P.R.I.D.E............................................................................38 Society of Women Engineers...........................................39 Student Employment........................................................39 Pi Kappa Alpha..................................................................40 Crew.................................................................................40 Alpha Xi Delta...................................................................41 Caribbean Student Organization.......................................41 Homeland Security Student Association..........................41 Hunt Library......................................................................41 Lambda Theta Alpha Latin Sorority, Inc............................42 The Avion..........................................................................42 Volunteer Network............................................................42 Sigma Sigma Rho Multicultural Sorority, Inc....................42 The WIKD 102.5 FM.........................................................43 On-Campus Advertisements Iron Eagles Rugby.............................................................43 Be sure to read each ad to receive free give-a-ways! Orientation App.................................................. Back Cover Office of Undergraduate Research...................................49 Student Activities & Campus Events Month of Mayhem........Inside Front Cover Student Government Association First Year Initiative.......26 Touch-N-Go Productions...................................................27 Study Abroad....................................................................28 Fraternity & Sorority Life...................................................28 Flight Department.............................................................29 The HUB...........................................................................30 Civil Engineering...............................................................31 Catholic Student Union.....................................................32 Center for Faith & Spirituality...........................................33 Hillel..................................................................................33 African Student Association..............................................34 Club Sports Council..........................................................34 Off-Campus Advertisements Many of these ads offer coupons and discounts! Museum of Arts & Sciences............................................43 Ritter’s Frozen Custard.....................................................43 Campus Bookstore...........................................................44 NexTec Auto Group, LLC .................................................45 Fields Volkswagen............................................................45 Homewood Suites............................................................46 Intgegra Shores Luxury Apartments................................47 InterJet Aviation................................................................48 College of Business..........................................................35 Delta Upsilon....................................................................35 1 Orientation & Family Relations The Office of Orientation & Family Relations is dedicated to easing the transition to ERAU for new students and their families. Through universitywide collaboration, Orientation programming is designed to set university expectations and guidelines up front, while providing students information on with valuable resources, services, support, and social networking opportunities that will assist them through their time at this institution. Family Relations serves as a partnership between a student’s support network and the university. The Department of Student Activities & Campus Events provides programs and services designed to enhance the support and retention of students by meeting the educational, informational and involvement needs of their parents, families and guardians. Student Activities & Campus Events Orientation & Family Relations Student Center, Room 106 (386) 226-6039 www.erau.edu/db/orientation/index.htm ERAU Orientation 2 ERAU O_Team What is the Class of 2017 saying? Anyone down for ultimate frisbee? There’s a club for it right? Soooooo ready to go surfing when I get down there. I hear that south a bit in New Smyrna is actually really good surfing. Are there ever any formal school dances!? Homecoming, etc!? Hopefully! I’m not part of the GLBTQ community, but I am a supporter. I hope you guys like playing catch phrase! I plan on bringing it with me and I love to play! Are there ever any formal school dances!? Homecoming, etc!? Hopefully! Ladies and gentlemen, I got all four wisdom teeth out today. Anyone want to share tips/stories to distract me from the pain and nausea please? How are people planning to pay for Riddle? Am I the only one looking down the barrel of a massive student loan? Any suggestions for an engineer’s calculator? I was just going to go with a TI-84ish kind of thing, but I wasn’t sure if there was a preferred model. HELP! So are the squirrels on campus like unofficial mascots? They have their own Facebook page... How’s the gym at Riddle? I’d like to get fit. But don’t know where to start. Hahaha I love Propeller’s burgers and milkshakes! 3 New Student Orientation SCHEDULE New Student Orientation Schedule August 20 – 25, 2013 August 20-25, 2013 Tuesday, August Tuesday, August2020 8:00am—11:30am Army ROTC New Student & Parent Briefing COA Atrium 8:30am—3:00pm Early Housing Check-in Assigned Residence Hall The Professor of Military Science, LTC Garret Messner, will provide a detailed summary of the Army ROTC program. All new Army ROTC Scholarship students and those interested in joining the program and family members should attend. Please report to your assigned residence hall. Members of the fraternity & sorority community will be available to assist families with move-in. wednesday, August Wednesday, August2121 4 8:30am—3:00pm Housing Check-in Assigned Residence Hall 8:30am—1:00pm Orientation Check-in ICI Center 9:00am—3:00pm Information & Vendor Fair Student Center 10:00am—2:00pm Make Your Own Dry Erase Board Student Center 12:00pm—2:30pm International Student Orientation Henderson Welcome Center 2:00pm—3:30pm Composition Evaluation COB 122 2:30pm—3:30pm Transfer Student Orientation IC Auditorium 4:00pm—5:30pm Convocation ICI Center 6:00pm—8:00pm First Wing Meetings Residence Halls 8:30pm—11:00pm Movie on the Lawn: Star Trek Into Darkness West Lawn Please report to your assigned residence hall prior to checking in for Orientation. Members of the fraternity & sorority community will be available to assist families with move-in. At check-in you will receive a full schedule of orientation events. Supplemental tables will also be available including Records & Registration, Bursar, International Orientation, Flight Department, and EAGLEcard. Parents and family members should also check-in at this time. A variety of campus departments, EAGLEcard and off-campus vendors will be available to highlight the many resources and services at ERAU. There will be plenty of free give-a-ways! Stop by the customization station to create a personalized dry erase board. You will definitely want one on your door so your new ERAU friends can drop by and say hello! This program is required for all new international students. Any student who has not yet taken the online composition evaluation should do so at this time. Students required to take the test will have been notified at Orientation check-in. This program is required for all new transfer students. A traditional academic ceremony that welcomes all new students to the University; marking the beginning of their academic journey with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Parents and families are encouraged to attend. Mandatory Meeting: Get acquainted with your Resident Advisor and fellow residents while learning important information about living on campus. Contact your RA for the location of your meeting. Touch-N-Go Productions presents: Star Trek Into Darkness. Join the Orientation Team, fellow new students, families, and friends for this outdoor movie on the West Lawn. BYOB: Bring Your Own Blanket! Thursday, August 22 6:00pm—8:00pm 8:30pm—11:00pm First Wing Meetings Residence Halls Movie on the Lawn: Star Trek Into Darkness West Lawn New Student Orientation SCHEDULE Mandatory Meeting: Get acquainted with your Resident Advisor and fellow residents while learning important information about living on campus. Contact your RA for the location of your meeting. Touch-N-Go Productions presents: Star Trek Into Darkness. Join the Orientation Team, fellow new students, families, and friends for this outdoor movie on the West Lawn. BYOB: Bring Your Own Blanket! thursday, 22 Thursday, August August 22 8:00am Math Online Evaluation LB 130 9:00am—4:00pm Immunization Clinic Wellness Center 9:00am—12:00pm Orientation Group Meetings Various Locations* Any student who has not yet taken the online math placement test or wishes to challenge their current score should do so at this time. Students required to take the test will have been notified at Orientation check-in. ERAU Health Services will provide immunization clinics to assist students who are missing needed immunizations. Fees are MMR; $94, Hepatitis B $88, Meningitis $132, Flu Shot $25. Insurance may be accepted if the provider is approved for Mollen Immunization Clinics. Orientation Ambassadors will lead groups through a rotation of sessions that are engaging and fun. See descriptions and room locations below. *Report to the location in the table below based on the group number on your Orientation nametag. Campus Rundown An interactive session led by the Orientation Ambassadors who will share information on campus services, resources and must-know information to be a successful ERAU student. Get Connected A hands-on session where you will learn about the online resources on campus including ERAU Connection, RAVE, Campus Solutions, Blackboard, social media and more. IGNITE! In 2012 the University announced “Ignite” a five year initiative to spark undergraduate students interest in research. This presentation will explain the who, what, when, how, and why for getting involved in research from your first day here at ERAU. It is never too early to get involved in an activity that will boost your resume, appeal to employers or graduate schools, and transform your educational experience. Risky Times How risky are the choices you make? Have you thought about how making the wrong choice could alter your college career? Join us as ERAU students show you about some of their choices about sex, alcohol, drugs, cheating, and respect. Are you prepared for the choices you will have to make? Group 1 2 3 4 5 6 9:00am – 10:00am Campus Rundown COB 114 Campus Rundown COB 118 Campus Rundown COB 126 Campus Rundown COB 127 Campus Rundown COB 216 Campus Rundown COB 214 10:10am – 10:40am Get Connected! COB 125 Get Connected! COB 124 Get Connected! COB 122 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COB 123 10:50am – 11:20am IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center 11:30am – 12:00pm Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Page 2 5 New Student Orientation SCHEDULE Group 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 6 36 9:00am – 10:00am Campus Rundown COA 259 Campus Rundown COA 254 Campus Rundown COA 255 Campus Rundown LB 267 Campus Rundown LB 269 Campus Rundown LB 367 Campus Rundown COB 289 Campus Rundown COB 290 Campus Rundown Building 22, 201 Campus Rundown Building 22, 202 Campus Rundown Building 22, 203 Campus Rundown Building 22, 204 Campus Rundown Building 22, 205 Campus Rundown Building 22, 206 Campus Rundown Building 22, 207 Campus Rundown Building 22, 208 Campus Rundown Building 22, 209 Campus Rundown Building 22, 210 Campus Rundown Building 22, 211 Campus Rundown Building 22, 212 Campus Rundown Building 21, 101 Campus Rundown Building 21, 102 Campus Rundown Building 21, 103 Campus Rundown Building 21, 104 Campus Rundown Building 21, 109 Campus Rundown Building 21, 110 Campus Rundown Building 21, 111 Campus Rundown Building 21, 112 Campus Rundown COA 138 Campus Rundown COA 261 10:10am – 10:40am Get Connected! COA 351 Get Connected! COA 353 Get Connected! COA 256 Get Connected! LB 130 Get Connected! LB 172 Get Connected! LB 228 Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center 10:50am – 11:20am IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center Get Connected! COB 125 Get Connected! COB 124 Get Connected! COB 122 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COA 351 Get Connected! COA 353 Get Connected! COA 256 Get Connected! LB 130 Get Connected! LB 172 Get Connected! LB 228 Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium 11:30am – 12:00pm Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium Risky Times IC-Auditorium IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center IGNITE! Welcome Center Get Connected! COB 125 Get Connected! COB 124 Get Connected! COB 122 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COB 123 Get Connected! COA 351 Get Connected! COA 353 Get Connected! COA 256 Get Connected! LB 130 Get Connected! LB 172 Get Connected! LB 228 Page 3 12:00pm—1:30pm Lunch ERAU Dining Locations 12:00pm—2:00pm The Involvement Zone West Lawn 1:30pm—2:30pm Incoming Exchange Student Briefing International Admissions 1:30pm—2:30pm Aeronautical Science and Flight Training Meeting ICI Center 2:00pm—5:00pm Department Open Houses Various Locations Hunt Library Hunt Library Center for Faith & Spirituality Center for Faith & Spirituality Office of Undergraduate Research Library 3rd Floor 3:00pm—4:00pm ROTC Informational Session ICI Center 4:15pm—5:00pm What’s the Greek 411? IC Auditorium 5:15pm—6:00pm Developing Your Career from Day One COB 118 5:30pm—7:30pm Military & Veterans Enrollment & Transition Services Orientation Henderson Welcome Center st Have lunch with the Orientation Team. Meal Plans are active starting Wednesday, August 21 . Refer to your Orientation Handbook for the various dining locations. Sponsored by the Department of Student Activities & Campus Events, The Involvement Zone highlights opportunities for involvement including Student Organizations, Fraternity & Sorority Life, Club Sports, The Volunteer Network, International Student Programming, Student Government Association, The Avion Newspaper, Touch-N-Go Productions, and WIKD 102.5. Required meeting for all new ERAU Exchange Students. Students will complete their exchange paperwork and learn information needed for a successful exchange experience. Please bring 2 copies of your passport, 2 copies of your I-94 Card, and 2 copies of your DS-2019 to this meeting. Students taking flight training at ERAU are required to attend. Stop by the various departments below to speak with staff and check out their special resources and services. The Library staff will be on hand to answer any questions you may have regarding the Library resources and services offered. The Center for Faith & Spirituality is a place where students can find space, resources, and support to nurture their spirituality and/or practice their faith. Please join us for our Open House to tour our facility and meet our staff. The Undergraduate Research Center (URC) offers a statistics lab, computer lab, multiple study rooms, tutoring equipment, and more. The URC offers undergraduates a place to collaborate with other students, faculty members, or project teams and is the best place on campus for your group and research work. Air Force, Army, and Navy/Marine Corps representatives will explain opportunities available through the ERAU Reserve Officer Training Programs. Fraternal organizations offer a chance for students to learn and grow with their peers, and to create lasting and meaningful connections that will endure for a lifetime. Stop by to meet some of the men and women of Embry-Riddle’s Fraternity and Sorority Community to learn more. Don’t waste time! Every day counts when it comes to career development. Brothers of Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity will share their personal experiences on how they landed their internships with top companies in the industry. A University Career Counselor will also be on hand to answer questions. Veterans, service members and their dependents are strongly encouraged to attend this information and transition assistance session. Learn what GI Bill benefits are available and how to access the education benefit you earned as a result of your service to our country. Avoid overpayments and maximize your benefits. Your success is our mission. 7 Page 4 New Student Orientation SCHEDULE 5:30pm—7:30pm Naval ROTC New Student and Parent Briefing IC Auditorium 6:30pm—8:00pm Transfer Student BBQ & T-Shirt Swap West Lawn 6:30pm—8:00pm International Student Reception The HUB 8:00pm Jeff Havens: How to Get Fired Student Center The Commanding Officer, Captain Randall Lynch, will provide an overview of the NROTC program and becoming a Commissioned Officer in the Navy and Marine Corps. All new NROTC Scholarship students and those interested in joining as prospective College Program students and their parents should attend. Meet, mingle, and eat with other student who have transferred to ERAU. Bring a shirt from another University and swap it out for a FREE Embry-Riddle shirt. All swapped shirts will be donated to the Junior League of Daytona Thrift Shop. Get-to-know fellow international students from all over the world! Sponsored by Embry-Riddle’s International Student Programming Council (ISPC), international students and their families are invited to this event for light appetizers, games, and mingling with the students of ISPC. It’s never too early to think about your future career! Jeff Havens engages in a discussion of some actions to avoid in the workplace if you want to keep your job, or lose it. Jeff is entertaining yet informational. Family members are welcome. Friday, Friday,August August 23 23 8 9:00am—10:30am Welcoming the Women of ERAU IC Auditorium 9:00am—11:00am Transfer Credit Evaluation COB 123 9:00am—4:00pm Immunization Clinic Wellness Center 11:00am—12:30pm Honors Program Meeting IC Auditorium 11:00am—3:00pm Advisement & Registration COB Atrium 12:00pm—1:00pm College of Business: Transfer & New Student Briefing COB 118 12:00pm—3:30pm “I am Embry-Riddle” T-Shirt Party West Lawn 4:00pm—6:00pm PLAYFAIR ICI Center 6:00pm—7:30pm Women’s Volleyball Game ICI Center Discover the opportunities for women at ERAU. Meet female students, faculty, and staff at the reception following the presentation. ERAU gift bags for all who attend! Transfer students may stop in at any time during this session to ask questions regarding transfer their credits awarded. ERAU Health Services will provide immunization clinics to assist students who are missing needed immunizations. Fees are MMR; $94, Hepatitis B $88, Meningitis $132, Flu Shot $25. Insurance may be accepted if the provider is approved for Mollen Immunization Clinics. Students enrolled in the Honors Program are required to attend this meeting. Students still needing to register or make schedule changes may meet with their Program Coordinator and/or a Records Specialist any time during this session. The College of Business Student Advisory Board will provide an overview of our degree programs as well as what to expect during your first semester as a Business student. You will also have the opportunity to meet the Dean and other faculty members. This session is required for all COB students. Lunch will be provided. Each student at ERAU has a unique background, experience, culture, and personality. Stop by the T-Shirt party for a FREE ERAU t-shirt that you can personalize. Together, “We are Embry-Riddle.” Playfair has been featured in People magazine, and on the front page of The Wall Street Journal. It is a oneof-a-kind event and is an absolute blast! Get up-close and personal with your newest friends at ERAU. Come out and support the women’s volleyball team as they take on Milligan College. Page 5 7:30pm—9:00pm Eagle Fest BBQ McKay Lawn 9:00pm—12:00am Pool Party Fitness Center Pool Free BBQ sponsored by ERAU’s Fraternity and Sorority Community. Enjoy the food, play some games, and have a great time! Cool off with your Student Government Association. There will be plenty of entertainment to go around, but don’t forget to wear your bathing suit, because YOU MIGHT GET WET! saturday, August 24 24 Saturday, August 9:00am—2:30pm Flight Line Assimilation Program IC Auditorium 9:00am—3:00pm Kmart VIP Back to Campus Event Doolittle Parking Lot 3:00pm—5:00pm Sundaes on Saturday Student Village 8:00pm—9:30pm Magician: Jay Mattioli Student Center 10:00pm Movie: Top Gun Q-Hangar ALL INCOMING FLIGHT STUDENTS are encouraged to attend the Flight Line Assimilation Program’s (FLAP) training sessions. They will review flight line operations, policies and procedures and ensure that you are properly prepared for your first flight activity. Meet other flight students, and become more comfortable in your new program. Lunch will be provided. Free shuttles will be taking students to and from Kmart every 30 minutes. The store will be offering student discounts, gift card raffles, food, a radio station DJ and more! Want to stay cool and meet new friends? Join the Embry-Riddle Resident Student Association (ERRSA) for smooth treats, good eats, and a lively meet and greet. Touch-N-Go Productions brings you, Jay Mattioli, who’s unique style of magic combines hilarious, and jaw-dropping illusions along with a blend of Hip-Hop and Urban dancing. This is a must-see show!! The Flight Department is proud to present, the most popular aviation film of all times: Top Gun. Stop by Propellers for a quick bite on the way. ERAU’s favorite restaurant will be open before and during the show! sunday, August 25 25 Sunday, August 12:00pm—4:00pm Air Force ROTC New Student Orientation Program IC Auditorium 5:00pm—7:00pm ERAU Pep Rally & Tailgate ICI Center 7:00pm—9:00pm Men’s Soccer Game ICI Soccer Field The Detachment website (http://daytonabeach.erau.edu/rotc/afrotc/index.html) has the checklist of items to bring for in-processing. The checklist is under AFROTC Information, Required Documentation for New Students. If you have not been contacted by a sponsor, then please contact Cadet Mary Costello at [email protected] to obtain more information. Get your school spirit up to an all-time high at the Embry-Riddle Orientation Pep Rally. Learn ERAU traditional chants and cheers, a presentation from some team coaches and the possibility of screaming until you pass out! Watch the men’s soccer team compete against Flagler College. monday, August 26 26 Monday, August 8:00am Classes Begin 8:00pm—11:00pm Hypnotist: Dan Lornitis ICI Center Join us for a fantastic ERAU tradition. This hypnotist will blow your mind and leave you in stitches. A must see event! 9 Page 6 Orientation to-do list Orientation To-Do List During New Student Orientation, all students should complete the During New Student Orientation, a following tasks: following tasks: Review Orientation Schedule Review Orientation Schedule During Orientation there are a number of sessions specific to degree programs and individual During Orientation there are a number o interests. Review the schedule thoroughly to ensure you don’t miss out! interests. Review the schedule thorough Attend Orientation Group Session Attend Orientation Group Session Get your EAGLEcard Get your EAGLEcard Your assigned group number is listed on your nametag. Room locations are the number is listed on Yourprinted assignedingroup Orientation schedule. Orientation schedule. ALL students are required to have an EAGLEcard. EAGLEcard Office, Tomcat Annex M―F, 8:00am–4:00pm Pickup your Mailbox Key ALL students are required to have an EA EAGLEcard Office, Tomcat Annex M―F, 8:00am–4:00pm Pickup your Mailbox Key ALL Students are required to have a cam Mailpicked Center.up at the ALL Students are required to have a campus mailbox. Mailbox keys can be Mail Center. Postal Services, Student Center M―F, 8:00am–4:30pm Postal Services, Student Center M―F, 8:00am–4:30pm Get your Parking Decal Students with a vehicle are required to re Vehicle registration Students with a vehicle are required to register it with Campus Safety. You will need: Proof of Insurance Vehicle registration Eagle Card Get your Parking Decal Proof of Insurance Eagle Card To get your decal, logon to ERNIE. Look f Services. To get your decal, logon to ERNIE. Look for the “Parking Registration” link under Admin Purchase your Textbooks Services. Don’t forget to pick up your textbooks an Purchase your Textbooks Don’t forget to pick up your textbooks and supplies. University Bookstore, Student Center M―F, 8:00am–5:00pm University Bookstore, Student Center M―F, 8:00am–5:00pm *If you need assistance, ask any of th For emergencies call Campu *If you need assistance, ask any of the Orientation staff in the blue & gold polos. For emergencies call Campus Safety at 386-226-7233 (SAFE). 10 At check-in, an Orientation Ambassador will highlight any additional items below that you need to complete based on your individual needs. Registration If you have not yet registered for classes, or need to make scheduling changes, advisors will be available to assist you during the Advising & Registration session. Advising & Registration Friday, August 23, 11:00am–3:00pm COB Atrium Medical Hold Students must be up-to-date on all immunizations in order to register for classes. Immunizations can be acquired or required paperwork can be dropped off at Health Services. Health Center M―W, 8:00am–8:00pm Th―F, 8:00am–5:00pm Sunday, 11:00am–5:00pm Immunization Clinic Thursday, August 22 & Friday, August 23 9:00am–4:00pm Health Services Flight Medical Hold All flight students must have completed required medical paperwork to be eligible to fly. Required paperwork can be dropped off at Health Services. Health Center M―W, 8:00am–8:00pm Th―F, 8:00am–5:00pm Sunday, 11:00am–5:00pm Composition Evaluation Students who have not yet taken the Composition Evaluation must do so at this time. Wednesday, August 21st, 2:00pm College of Business, Room 122 Math Online Evaluation Students who have not yet taken the Math Online Evaluation or those who wish to challenge their score may do so at this time. Thursday, August 22nd, 8:00am Lehman Building, Room 130 Under 18 Waiver Consent Form Students who are minors may submit the consent form to be eligible to participate in various events and activities throughout the semester. Dean of Students Office, Mod 30 M―F, 8:00am–5:00pm *If you need assistance, ask any of the Orientation staff in the blue & gold polos. For emergencies call Campus Safety at 386-226-7233 (SAFE). 11 Meet the O-Team Viktorius Adipratomo Aviation Maintenance Science Semarang, Indonesia Damian Anderson Aerospace Engineering Hastings, NE International Student Programming Council, Catholic Student Union Robert Breeden Engineering Physics Royal Palm Beach, FL Business Administration Warrenton, VA Sorority Life, McNair Scholar, Autonomous Car Project Pi Kappa Alpha, Sport Aviation Club, Emerging Leaders Jordan Bronshtein Colleen Callahan John Christian Matthew DiPasquale Student Government Association, AcaFellas, Resident Advisor Theta Phi Alpha Student Government Association, Alpha Omicron Alpha, Women in Aviation Japanese Student Association, Veterans Club Aeronautical Science Randolph, NJ Zachary Dussault Safety Sciences Rockland, MA Aeronautical Science Philadelphia Aerospace Engineering Bakersfield, CA Mechanical Engineering Sioux Center, IA Josh Ferreira Amy George WIKD AFROTC Delta Upsilon, Project Haiti Theta Phi Alpha, Society of Women Engineers Harrison Holmes Darren Holness Mariah Law Bolun (Jerry) Liu AFROTC, ERPL Residentail Advisor, OBAP, Mens Soccer Club Sigma Sigma Sigma, Honors Program, Sigma Pi Sigma International Student Programming Council Rebecca Love Johnathan McFarland Homeland Security Priddy, TX Aerospace Engineering Johnson City, TN Business Administration Waldenrath, Germany ERAU Cross Country and Track Touch-N-Go and First Generation Student Association Lambda Chi Alpha, Interfraternity Council Sigma Sigma Sigma, Student Government Association, PanHellenic Aerospace Engineering Hamburg, NY Dwyane Facho Aeronautical Science Boston, MA Air Traffic Management Southwick, MA Aerospace Engineering Jacksonville, FL 12 Amanda Bjorkland Aeronautical Science Delray Beach, Fl Space Physics North Salem, NY Cody Moore Human Factors Vancouver, WA Occupational Safety Shanghai, China Tia Mullard Meet the O-Team Trey Pietras Nathalie Quintero Aerospace Engineering Caracas, Venezuela Aeronautical Science Brewton, AL Business Administration Hummelstown, PA ERPL, Icarus, Phi Gamma Delta Society of Women Engineers, Women’s Ambassador Program Alpha Xi Delta, AFROTC, Females Leading You ERAU Cross Country and Track, Omicron Delta Kappa, Business Eagles Aerospace Engineering Charlotte, NC Paige Sanchez Kayla Reiss Aleiyah Ross Mechanical Engineering Houston, TX Aerospace Engineering Bozeman, MT Asher Smith Jamari Steele Aerospace Studies Orlando, FL Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science Wernersville, PA Todd Stubblebine Sigma Sigma Sigma, Honors Program, Larsen Motorsports National Society of Collegiate Scholars, ERFSEDS, Parkour Club Intramural Sports Phi Gamma Delta, UAV club, ERRSA Not Pictured Trevor Jennings Tim Englehardt Meteorology Boston, MA Aerospace Engineering Boca Raton, FL Nadia Numa Megan Rogowski Student Government Association, AFROTC Sigma Chi Student Government Association, Society of Women Engineers, NSBE SGA, Semper Fi Society, Platoon Leaders Course (USMC) Maggie Micinski Linsey Kornblau Aeronautical Science Richmond, VA Aerospace Engineering Pittsburgh, PA Unmanned Aircraft System Science Garner, NC Theta Phi Alpha Alpha Xi Delta, Women in Aviation Alpha Xi Delta, Student Government Association, Women in Aviation Sigma Sigma Sigma, Emerging Leaders James Wasef Gabrielle Hoekstra Ellie Reeves Sigma Chi Student Government Association, Triathlon Club, Baptist Collegiate Ministries Alpha Xi Delta, Student Court, Human Performance in Extreme Environments Aerospace Engineering Jensen Beach, FL Commercial Space Operations Mount Laurel, NJ Aeronautical Science Meriden, CT Aeronautical Science Portland, ME Leah Cornelius Human Factors Denver, CO Aerospace Engineering Thornton, PA Jordan Foster Danny Ferraz Aerospace Engineering Sao Paulo, Brazil 13 riddle lingo Riddle Lingo Locations Locations: A1A A/Wood The Circle COA COAS COB COE ERAU/Riddle The Flight Deck FYP IC ICI ISB Legacy Walk The Mod Props Tomcat UC The Village West Lawn Academics: AS AE AOS AMS ATC ATM BA CIV CSO COM CS EE Aeronautical Science Aerospace Engineering Aerospace & Occupational Safety Aviation Maintenance Science Air Traffic Control Air Traffic Management Business Administration Civil Engineering Commercial Space Operations Communications Computer Sciences Electrical Engineering People: The O-Team RAs SGA Greek 14 Atlantic Avenue (runs parallel to beach) Adams/Wood Residence Halls Located in front of the Student Village College of Aviation College of Arts & Sciences College of Business College of Engineering Your new home Raised area in Cafeteria (UC) First Year Programs (located in COB) Willie Miller Instructional Center Athletic Center/Gymnasium International Speedway Blvd Walkway between the COA & COB Student Affairs/Dean of Students Propellers Restaurant on Campus Financial Aid, Bursars, EAGLEcard, Student Employment Student Center Student Village – Tallman Commons Resident Halls Grassy Area between UC and IC EP HF HU SS HS IDS MA ME PS SE SP SYS UAS Engineering Physics Human Factors Human & Social Sciences Homeland Security Interdisciplinary Studies Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Physical Sciences Software Engineering Space Physics Systems Engineering Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science Orientation Ambassadors Resident Advisors Student Government Association Fraternity/Sorority Member *If you need assistance, ask any of the Orientation staff in the blue & gold polos. For emergencies call Campus Safety at 386-226-7233 (SAFE). FYP First Year Programs (located in COB) COB College of Business IC Willie Miller Instructional Center College of Engineering COE ICI Athletic Your newCenter/Gymnasium home ERAU/Riddle International Blvd ISB The Flight Deck Raised area inSpeedway Cafeteria (UC) Legacy Walk Walkway between the COA &inCOB FYP First Year Programs (located COB) Mod Student Affairs/Dean of The IC Willie Miller Instructional Students Center Props Propellers Restaurant on Campus ICI Athletic Center/Gymnasium Financial Aid,Speedway Bursars, EAGLEcard, Student Employment Tomcat International Blvd ISB academics UC Student Center Legacy Walk Walkway between the COA & COB Village StudentAffairs/Dean Village – Tallman Commons Resident Halls The Student of Students The Mod West Lawn Grassy Area between UC and IC Props Propellers Restaurant on Campus Financial Aid, Bursars, EAGLEcard, Student Employment Tomcat Academics: Student Center UC EP AS Village Aeronautical Science Engineering Physics Student Village – Tallman Commons Resident Halls The AE Lawn Aerospace Engineering HF Human Factors West Grassy Area between UC and IC AOS Aerospace & Occupational Safety HU SS Human & Social Sciences Homeland Security AMS Aviation Maintenance Science HS Academics: ATC IDS Air Traffic Control Interdisciplinary Studies EP AS Aeronautical Science Engineering Physics Air Traffic Management Mathematics ATM MA AE Aerospace Engineering HF Human Factors BA Business Administration MESS Human Mechanical Engineering Aerospace & Occupational Safety & Social Sciences AOS HU CIV PS Civil Engineering Physical Sciences Homeland Security AMS Aviation Maintenance Science HS Commercial Space Operations Software Engineering CSO Air SE ATC Traffic Control IDS Interdisciplinary Studies Communications Space Physics COM SP ATM Air Traffic Management MA Mathematics CS ComputerAdministration Sciences SYS Mechanical Systems Engineering Business BA ME Engineering Electrical Engineering Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science EE UAS Physical CIV Civil Engineering Sciences PS riddle lingo CSO Commercial Space Operations SE People: COM Communications SP CS Computer Sciences SYS The O-Team Orientation Ambassadors people Resident Advisors RAs Electrical Engineering EE UAS Student Government Association SGA Fraternity/Sorority Member Greek People: The O-Team RAs SGA Greek Software Engineering Space Physics Systems Engineering Unmanned Aircraft Systems Science Orientation Ambassadors *If you need assistance, ask any of the Orientation staff in the blue & gold polos. Resident Advisors For emergencies call Campus Safety at 386-226-7233 (SAFE). Student Government Association Fraternity/Sorority Member *If you need assistance, ask any of the Orientation staff in the blue & gold polos. For emergencies call Campus Safety at 386-226-7233 (SAFE). 15 Eagle Spirit ERAU Alma Mater Verse 1: Eagles gather near, we lift our voices loud and clear Soaring high, oh Alma Mater, Threads of blue and gold United we soar, in vast open skies Embry-Riddle, we hail thee, great memories we’ll hold. Verse 2: Singing thy praise, remembering the days Coast to coast, around the world, our bond forever true Embracing our dreams, with pride far and wide Embry-Riddle, we hail thee, great memories we’ll hold. Refrain: So here’s to you old ERAU Alma Mater true, We pledge in love and harmony Our loyalty to you. 16 Traditions Convocation Convocation is the formal welcome ceremony for all students entering into the EmbryRiddle academic community. It serves as the ceremonial start to a student’s college career. Convocation is an opportunity to meet faculty and fellow students, as well as hear from the Chief Academic Officer, Faculty Senate, and the Student Government Association President. Spirit Rock The “Spirit Rock” is located across from the Rec Center Pool and is designed for student organizations, residence halls, athletic and intramural teams, and campus departments to promote their organizations, announce events, and display Embry-Riddle spirit. The “Spirit Rock” was planted in 2005 and has become one of the most loved campus traditions. Homecoming Homecoming is a weeklong annual event that encourages students, faculty, staff and alumni to celebrate traditions, show school spirit, and welcome back ERAU Alumni. Past events have included a parade, tailgate party, basketball game, crowning of the King & Queen, comedy show and Carnival. Orientation Hypnotist A must-see event held during the first day of classes. Touch-N-Go Productions sponsors this annual tradition that is 30 years in the making. The Orientation hypnotist will blow your mind and leave you in stitches. 17 Sodexo Dining Services Sodexo Dining Services at Embry-Riddle offers a great value and flexible meal plans along with 11 dining options. The plans are a meal count per week supplemented with a declining balance account called Sodexo Bucks. Also available are Sodexo exclusive Dining Dollars, which come with a 10% discount. Signs are posted at all dining locations to explain what side items are included per meal; sides vary by location. Contact Dining Services for details regarding meal plans. Menus with nutritional information are posted on www.eraudining.com, Twitter, and a call in menu line at (386) 226-6080. Scan for quick access to dining services locations & daily menus. 18 Dining Locations & Hours of Operation STUDENT CENTER •Food Court: Monday - Thursday 7:15 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday 7:15 a.m. to 7 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. •Chick-fil-A (Serving breakfast Monday through Friday) Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m., Friday 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. THE LANDING STRIP LOCATED AT THE STUDENT CENTER Monday - Friday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday – Sunday CLOSED • • • • Pacific Traders: Flavors of the Orient prepared before your eyes. Fresh Salad Toss: Made to order the way you like it. Salsa at the Strip: Made to order burritos, quesadillas, taco salads, chips and salsa. Freshens: Variety of yogurt, fruit juice, and smoothies with low fat options. STUDENT VILLAGE •Village Buffet: “All You Can Eat” dining for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. & 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday & Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. & 4:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. •Einstein Brothers Bagels and Convenience Store Monday – Friday 7 a.m. to 1 a.m., Saturday & Sunday 12 noon to 12 a.m. Einstein Bros. Bagels offers breakfast bagels, lunch and dinner sandwiches, and coffee. The convenience store includes pizza, sandwiches and residence hall essentials including milk, cereal, bread, laundry supplies, and more. LOCATED AT OR ADJACENT TO THE LIBRARY •Starbuacks (located at the library) Monday - Thursday 7 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., Saturday 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Propellers (located adjacent to the Library) Monday - Friday 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., Saturday – Sunday CLOSED Home of the “Best Burger on Campus”, grilled chicken Caesar salads, fried potato wedges, fried chicken, and our famous gyros. FLIGHT LINE • light Café F Monday – Friday 7 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. 19 Eagle Card It’s an ID card Your EAGLEcard will identify you as an affiliate of the University. ID is required for attendance at events, athletic games and many campus departments. It’s an access card Your EAGLEcard provides access to the residence halls, certain labs and buildings for entry. It’s a debit card Your EAGLEcard has several debit accounts and can be used for purchases at the University bookstore, vending machines, copiers, food courts, laundry machines, the Flight Payment Station and at select off-campus merchants. The debit accounts include: • agle Dollars – universal account used for vending, laundry, all on-campus retail E locations, and off-campus EAGLEcard partners •Dining Dollars – accepted at all on-campus food locations • Meal Plan & Sodexo Bucks – weekly or semester meals accepted at all on-campus food locations; account reset each semester • onus Bucks – imitation “dollars” collected at various campus events that can be B used to bid on prizes at the Bonus Bucks prize auction. •Flight Account – debit account used strictly for flight activities . 20 Mail Center The Mail Center offers full postal and shipping services, including the US Postal Service, Fedex and UPS. Official University communication is sent via student mailboxes; therefore students should check their mailbox on a regular basis. To receive your mailbox number and key, please stop by the Mail Center during regular business hours. Hours of Operation Shipping Window Postal Contract Service Window Customer Service Window M – F, 8:00 am–4:00 pm M – F, 8:00am–4:30pm M – F, 8:00am–4:30pm Address Formats Sent through the U.S. Post Office Full Name (include middle initial) PO Box 14### Daytona Beach, FL 32114-3977 Sent by FEDEX, UPS & DHL Full Name (include middle initial) Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University 600 S. Clyde Morris Blvd. Mail 14### Daytona Beach, FL 32114-3977 21 2013 – 2014 Academic Calendar Fall Semester 2013 (August 26 – December 16*) August 21-25 August 26 September 2 October TBD October 18-21 November 11 November 28-29 December 5 December 6 December 7, 9-11 December TBD* Orientation and Registration Classes Begin HOLIDAY – Labor Day Industry Career Expo Student Fall Break HOLIDAY - Veterans Day HOLIDAY - Thanksgiving Last Day of Classes Study Day Final Examinations Commencement Spring Semester 2014 (January 8 – May 7*) January 6-7 January 8 January 20 Jr. Day February 17 March 17-21 April 24 April 25 April 26, 28-30 May TBD* Orientation and Registration Classes Begin HOLIDAY - Martin Luther King HOLIDAY - Presidents Day Spring Break Last Day of Classes Study Day Final Examinations Commencement Summer Semester (Term A) 2014 (May 8 – June 23) May 6-7 May 8 May 26 June 19 June 20 June 21, 23 Orientation and Registration Classes Begin HOLIDAY - Memorial Day Last Day of Classes Study Day Final Examinations Summer Semester (Term B) 2014 (June 26 – August 11) June 24-25 June 26 July 4 August 7 August 8 August 9,11 22 Orientation and Registration Classes Begin HOLIDAY – Independence Day Last Day of Classes Study Day Final Examinations Frequently Used Extensions Air Force ROTC Spruance ROTC Center 386-226-6880 Army ROTC Spruance ROTC Center 386-226-6470 Athletics ICI Center 386-323-5000 Bookstore Student Center Annex 386-226-6064 Bursar (Student Accounting/Cashier Offices) Tomcat Annex, Mod 30A 386-226-6280 Campus Safety Mod 3 386-226-6480 Career Services Student Center 250 386-226-6054 Center for Faith & Spirituality Center for Faith & Spirituality 386-226-6580 Communications Center Student Center 101 386-226-6480 Counseling Center Wellness Center 386-226-6035 Dean of Students Office Mod 2, Building 31 386-226-6326 Dining Services Student Center 129 386-226-6067 Disability Support Services Wellness Center 132 386-226-7916 Diversity & Inclusion Mod 21 386-226-7004 Eagle Card Office Tomcat Annex, Mod 30A 386-226-7578 Financial Aid Tomcat Annex, Mod 30A 386-226-6300 Fitness Center Eagle Fitness Center 386-323-8860 Flight Desk 386-226-6804 Flight Scheduling 386-226-6829 Health Services Wellness Center 386-226-7917 Housing & Residence Life Student Village 114 386-323-8000 Information Center Student Center Lobby 386-226-6000 Information Technology (Support) 386-226-6990 Intramural & Recreational Sports ICI Center 102 386-226-6530 Library 386-226-6595 Lost & Found Student Center 101 386-226-6480 Military & Veterans Enrollment & Transition Services Mod 5 386-226-6350 Navy ROTC Spruance ROTC Center 386-323-8990 Parking Services Student Center 105 386-226-6482 Pool (Life Guard) Eagle Fitness Center 386-226-6532 Postal Service Student Center Annex 386-226-6021 Records & Registration Student Center Annex 386-226-6030 Student Activities & Campus Events Student Center 106 386-226-6039 Student Employment Tomcat Annex, Mod 30A 386-226-6320 Student Government Association Student Center 104 386-226-6045 Study Abroad Student Center Annex 386-226-6215 Academic Advancement Center Mod 21 386-226-6656 First Year Programs COB-115 386-226-7073 Honors Program Mod 21 386-226-6683 Undergraduate Research Library, 3rd Floor Writing Center Mod 21, Room 105 ACADEMIC SUPPORT 386-226-6638 23 CAMPUS MAP 24 25 26 TOUCH-N-GO PRODUCTIONS “Your Key To Entertainment On Campus” Student Center 107 386-226-6047 General Board Meetings: Every Thursday, 7pm IC 201 facebook.com/TouchNGoProductions ERAUTouchNGo www.Touch-N-Go.org Bring this ad to our office for a FREE surprise! STAND OUT by following the road less traveled. Employers DO notice! Study Abroad! EARN CREDITS TOWARD YOUR DEGREE WHILE STUDYING ABROAD AT ONE OF OUR PARTNER UNIVERISITIES. THE WORLD IS A BOOK AND THOSE WHO DO NOT TRAVEL READ ONLY ONE PAGE. SUMMER, SEMESTER AND YEARLONG PROGRAMS AVAILABLE! It’s not only affordable, it’s amazing. SCHEDULE YOUR ADVENTURE NOW BY STOPPING BY THE STUDY ABROAD OFFICE. St. Augustine Study Abroad Office Upstairs from The Departure Lounge, room 263. Phone: 226-6215 [email protected] EAGLES ABROAD on ip • Come Check Out Fraternity & Sorority Life! er sh Oozeball! t• Le ad Meet the Greeks! vo l ve m en Friday, Sept 6th Sponsored by Order of Om ega B na lis • m •C am pu s In 6pm on the West Lawn Monday, Sept 2nd 10am @ the IC Pit t ro d/ •P ro f oo rh es si o he od Se r ho er vi ce st Si • Scholarship • Fraternity & Sorority Recruitment Week September 9th - 13th Want more information? Find Fraternity & Sorority Life on Connection! @ERAU_GreekLife 28 Embry-Riddle Fraternity & Sorority Life @. Civil Engineering Who are Civil Engineers? Civil engineers are guardians of civilized society. They are problem solvers of pollution, water quality and infrastructures such as airports seaports, bridges and many more critical transportation systems. Civil Engineers are everywhere! Where do Civil Engineers work? Unlike many professions, job opportunities exist everywhere! Where do you want to live? Civil engineers were responsible for the design of the Space Station. Aerospace companies hire thousands of civil engineers to design the structural components of aircraft. Why Civil Engineering at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University? The Civil Engineering curriculum is broad but focuses on 4 branches of Civil Engineering; environmental, geotechnical, structural and transportation. Technical electives allow choices in other engineering disciplines. The Civil Engineering Program is fully accredited by the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET). College of Arts and Sciences As we explore our universe, Civil Engineers will play a crucial role. Join us and BECOME A CIVIL ENGINEER! For additional information contact: Tammie Radikopf – Department of Civil Engineering Administrative Assistant Email: [email protected] P: (386) 226-7921 Lehman Building, Office #262 31 32 Nurturing Your Spirit Chaplains Office 386-226-6580 Our Purpose • To encourage and support you in nurturing your spirit~ the part of yourself that seeks meaning, purpose and connection. Our Goals • To foster a campus climate where students of all beliefs feel welcome. • To inspire students of diverse beliefs to build bridges of cooperation for the common good. Our Services • Available for individual and group conversations, presentations and collaborations regarding faith and spirituality. • Serve as a resource to groups planning spiritual, faith, or interfaith programming. • Provide oversight to student spiritual/faith groups. • Assist students looking to connect with a student spiritual/faith group on campus or in the local community. 33 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 THE WIKD 102.5 FM 102.5 FM WIKD1025.COM STUDENT CENTER 111 43 SAVE ON AVErAGE 50% Or MOrE $300 MILLION SAVED & COUNTING* 4/C Black & White /EmbryRiddleBookstore For Black background, there is a white border around it. embry-riddLe aeronauticaL university bookstore John Paul Riddle Student Center | embryriddle.bkstr.com *Savings based on total North American textbook rental savings vs new book price. Individual store savings vary by location. 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