Fall Semester Orientation - Oxford

A representative from the Division of Student Life will welcome you to orientation, and orientation staff will discuss the purpose of orientation, and review the program schedule. Then, Liz Walsh-Trevino, Director of Student Transitions and Family Engagement, will prompt you to consider your transition to college -- and to Miami University! Learn how you might chart your own PATHs while on campus.

Dr. Elizabeth Hoover, Director of Liberal Education, will discuss Miami's value for and approach to liberal education and introduce the Miami Plan (general education requirements).

Before heading to the resource fair, lunch, and your academic college meeting, hear from Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff about program logistics and next steps.

Is your student thinking about changing their major? Consult with a Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff member at the orientation information table. Please note: If not already directly admitted, we're not able to make changes to the Farmer School of Business today. Please attend the Exploring Opportunities in Business presentation this evening at 5:15 p.m. to learn about the business opportunities available to you. Additionally, we will not add double majors or minors today. You should note your interest to your academic advsior this afternoon and plan to add a second major or mnor this fall (if interested).

Nearly 40 campus offices are ready to welcome you to Miami and talk about the support, resources, and opportunities they provide. A list of resource fair participants can be found in this app under the "resource fair" menu item. In addition to learning about resources, students can collect stickers from resource fair tables, affix the stickers to the prize drawing form in the resource fair card, and enter to win prizes at tonight's evening sessions.

Follow your student's individualized schedule during this time. Students will have an academic college meeting based on their major/program at either 12 p.m. or 1 p.m. and should go to lunch oppositite their academic college meeting. Meet leaders in your academic college and prepare for your academic advising workshop. Students and families will attend the Academic College Meeting for the student's major. Students interested in business or creative arts who were not admitted directly to those colleges should attend the Academic College Meeting for the major listed on their name tag, and attend the Academic Exploration session (at 5:15 p.m.) for business or creative arts to learn about options to apply for your intended major. Opposite your academic college meeting, enjoy lunch in the Western Dining Commons.Academic College Meetings at 12p.m.: Farmer School of Business, College of Engineering and Computing, Nursing, Exploratory Studies. Academic College Meetings at 1p.m.: College of Arts and Science, College of Education, Health and Society, College of Creative Arts, National Pathways, Scholastic Enhancement Program.

Meet the Student Orientation Undergraduate Leaders (SOULs). SOULs are informed, resourceful guides who assist new students during the transition to college.

Miami understands the role of parents, families, and supporters as partners in supporting students' educational journeys. This session will address key aspects of student transitions to college, engaging you in anticipating the support that your student may need, and equipping you with specific resources that will help you become an effective partner in your student's Miami experience.

Your student's afternoon schedule is highly individualized. Before leaving the large group, Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff will provide helpful tips for navigating the afternoon schedule.

Follow your student's individualized schedule. During this time, your student will complete their academic advising workshop, either at 2:45 p.m. or 4 p.m. The academic advising workshop is your student's academic advising appointment, where planning for fall courses will take place. You are welcome to join your student for the workshop should you wish to do so. Opposite your student's academic advising workshop, attend the Honors College or NCAA ahlete meeting, or choose from the following: (1) PNC Bank drop-in, (2) Brick and Ivy Campus Store drop-in (3) Find Your Place: Getting Involved at Miami (4) Brick by Brick: Entrepreneurial Thinking with Legos (5) Immunization Form Consultations (6) New Student and Family Photos (7) Education Abroad.

Faculty advisors will be available to talk with students who have questions about placement for math and statistics. Attend only if needed.

Staff and faculty will be available to talk with students who would like to find out about an academic area other than the one they learned about at the Academic College Meeting. For students who would like more information about another academic area, this drop-in fair may be helpful. Please note: Students interested in a second major must wait until the fall to declare a second major. Students should discuss any intentions to double major at their orientation advising workshop.

Farmer School of Business staff will detail opportunities to gain admission into the Farmer School of Business. The presentation will also include opportunities for non-business majors to become involved in the Farmer School of Business.

Dinner is an ideal time for students and families to discuss the material from the afternoon academic meetings and for students to prepare for course registration on Day 2. Students and families who are staying overnight on campus may also check into their on-campus residence hall rooms during this time.

The One Stop is Miami's primary resource for information and resolution regarding enrollment, financial aid, billing, registration and student records. Hear from a One Stop staff member about next steps and important tools for tuition, financial aid, and billing.

Meet a representative from Campus Services to learn more about student housing, meal plan and dining services, recreational services, campus stores, and student employment.

Let's talk about the first-year experience! Learn about the first-year transition webinar series, Miami Bound, Welcome Weekend and First 50 Days, and first-year experience courses. We'll also discuss required to-do items ahead of the fall semester. Last, staff from Miami Athletics will join us to discuss exciting opportunities for new students!

Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff will provide insigight for parents, families, and supporters about the experiences your students will have during their first semester at Miami.

Take a break and connect with other family members of new students while students attend the orientation student social.

Start your morning with a complimentary light breakfast, coffee, and juice while connecting with fellow Miami parents, families, and supporters at Brick & Ivy. As a special bonus, parents can spin our Savings Wheel for a chance to win free gifts or exclusive discounts up to 25% off*. Browse a curated selection of Miami gear and accessories, then spin at checkout to reveal your savings. The Family Social is also a great opportunity to learn more about Miami’s Official Online Bookstore, including how to find the best value on textbooks and course materials. Our goal is simple: help your student start the semester prepared from day one.

The Family Social is sponsored by eCampus.com.
*Savings Wheel is valid with any purchase. Some exclusions may apply.

This short morning welcome will provide context for Day 2 of Family orientation.

Meet the Dean of Students staff and learn about support resources available to Miami students.

A representative from the Division of Student Life will welcome you to orientation, and orientation staff will discuss the purpose of orientation, and review the program schedule. Then, Liz Walsh-Trevino, Director of Student Transitions and Family Engagement, will prompt you to consider your transition to college -- and to Miami University! Learn how you might chart your own PATHs while on campus.

This breakout session is intended to give you a basic understanding of the kinds of technology that are available to students. Items to be discussed include: IT Services support for first-year students , on-campus wireless, services - TV, printing, Free Microsoft Office, and laptop needs. Stop by for our presentation on these and other topics, or simply to ask questions about technology at Miami.

Drop-in to meet a member of the Student Health Services team, operated by TriHeath, to discuss: types of services provided by the Student Health Services team, referral options, and accepted health insurance plans.

Meet the Miller Center staff and learn about accommodations and access on campus.

The Center for Career Exploration and Success offers programs and services to students beginning their first day on campus. We focus on what college graduates need to know about the future of work in our rapidly changing world. We offer career trips, conferences and career panels in addition to mock interviews, career advising and webinars. Our office collaborates with faculty, staff, employers and parents to grow Miami's Career Community and increase student opportunities for success. All students are assigned a career advisor and can join a Career Cluster(s) to receive career information based on their interests. Whether it is career assessments to help determine major and career paths, or assistance with interviewing, resumes and networking, we provide students the tools and knowledge to make the best possible decisions that lead to successful careers.

Miami University is committed to supporting students and families connected to our nation’s military. We offer a variety of services and resources to help military-affiliated students during their college journey, from day one to graduation. As a self-identified military-affiliated student, we want to connect you to the team dedicated to supporting you during your time at Miami. Together, our team will work to ensure your success at Miami.

As the campus store of Miami University, Brick & Ivy is your official home for textbooks and Miami gear. We have the best selection of Miami branded merchandise, apparel, and supplies!

PNC representatives will be on hand to provide information about their student account or other financial service needs. Learn more about student banking services with PNC, including Virtual Wallet Student®. In addition, PNC offers on-campus ATMs, a VISA debit ard designed just for Miami students, and a full service branch right in the Shriver Center (across from the bookstore). Staff will be available after the Orientation Closing Session to help students open accounts. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under license. Virtual Wallet is a registered trademark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Dr. Elizabeth Hoover, Director of Liberal Education, will discuss Miami's value for and approach to liberal education and introduce the Miami Plan (general education requirements).

Learn more about academic counseling, coaching, tutoring, Supplemental Instruction and other in-person support services offered by the Rinella Learning Center. Online academic support resources that can be helpful to students and parents prior to the beginning of the semester will also be presented.

Meet the Miller Center staff and learn about accommodations and access on campus.

Want to know more about fraternities and sororities at Miami? While first-year students join chapters starting in their second semester, we know they'll have questions before then. This session gives an overview of the fraternity and sorority community, how tthey are involved, and the impact they have on the university community.

The One Stop assists Miami University Students and Families with billing / payment, financial aid, registration, and student record inquiries. Stop in to ask questions you may have related to tuition, billing, and financial aid.

PNC representatives will be on hand to provide information about their student account or other financial service needs. Learn more about student banking services with PNC, including Virtual Wallet Student®. In addition, PNC offers on-campus ATMs, a VISA debit ard designed just for Miami students, and a full service branch right in the Shriver Center (across from the bookstore). Staff will be available after the Orientation Closing Session to help students open accounts. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under license. Virtual Wallet is a registered trademark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Before heading to the resource fair, lunch, and your academic college meeting, hear from Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff about program logistics and next steps.

Is your student thinking about changing their major? Consult with a Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff member at the orientation information table. Please note: If not already directly admitted, we're not able to make changes to the Farmer School of Business today. Please attend the Exploring Opportunities in Business presentation this evening at 5:15 p.m. to learn about the business opportunities available to you. Additionally, we will not add double majors or minors today. You should note your interest to your academic advsior this afternoon and plan to add a second major or mnor this fall (if interested).

Nearly 40 campus offices are ready to welcome you to Miami and talk about the support, resources, and opportunities they provide. A list of resource fair participants can be found in this app under the "resource fair" menu item. In addition to learning about resources, students can collect stickers from resource fair tables, affix the stickers to the prize drawing form in the resource fair card, and enter to win prizes at tonight's evening sessions.

After the mornings separate sessions for students and families, meet up in the Shade Family Room. Thank you for attending orientation, and welcome to the Miami Family!

Follow your student's individualized schedule during this time. Students will have an academic college meeting based on their major/program at either 12 p.m. or 1 p.m. and should go to lunch oppositite their academic college meeting. Meet leaders in your academic college and prepare for your academic advising workshop. Students and families will attend the Academic College Meeting for the student's major. Students interested in business or creative arts who were not admitted directly to those colleges should attend the Academic College Meeting for the major listed on their name tag, and attend the Academic Exploration session (at 5:15 p.m.) for business or creative arts to learn about options to apply for your intended major. Opposite your academic college meeting, enjoy lunch in the Western Dining Commons.Academic College Meetings at 12p.m.: Farmer School of Business, College of Engineering and Computing, Nursing, Exploratory Studies. Academic College Meetings at 1p.m.: College of Arts and Science, College of Education, Health and Society, College of Creative Arts, National Pathways, Scholastic Enhancement Program.

Meet the Student Orientation Undergraduate Leaders (SOULs). SOULs are informed, resourceful guides who assist new students during the transition to college.

Miami understands the role of parents, families, and supporters as partners in supporting students' educational journeys. This session will address key aspects of student transitions to college, engaging you in anticipating the support that your student may need, and equipping you with specific resources that will help you become an effective partner in your student's Miami experience.

Your student's afternoon schedule is highly individualized. Before leaving the large group, Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff will provide helpful tips for navigating the afternoon schedule.

Follow your student's individualized schedule. During this time, your student will complete their academic advising workshop, either at 2:45 p.m. or 4 p.m. The academic advising workshop is your student's academic advising appointment, where planning for fall courses will take place. You are welcome to join your student for the workshop should you wish to do so. Opposite your student's academic advising workshop, attend the Honors College or NCAA ahlete meeting, or choose from the following: (1) PNC Bank drop-in, (2) Brick and Ivy Campus Store drop-in (3) Find Your Place: Getting Involved at Miami (4) Brick by Brick: Entrepreneurial Thinking with Legos (5) Immunization Form Consultations (6) New Student and Family Photos (7) Education Abroad.

Faculty advisors will be available to talk with students who have questions about placement for math and statistics. Attend only if needed.

Staff and faculty will be available to talk with students who would like to find out about an academic area other than the one they learned about at the Academic College Meeting. For students who would like more information about another academic area, this drop-in fair may be helpful. Please note: Students interested in a second major must wait until the fall to declare a second major. Students should discuss any intentions to double major at their orientation advising workshop.

Farmer School of Business staff will detail opportunities to gain admission into the Farmer School of Business. The presentation will also include opportunities for non-business majors to become involved in the Farmer School of Business.

Dinner is an ideal time for students and families to discuss the material from the afternoon academic meetings and for students to prepare for course registration on Day 2. Students and families who are staying overnight on campus may also check into their on-campus residence hall rooms during this time.

The One Stop is Miami's primary resource for information and resolution regarding enrollment, financial aid, billing, registration and student records. Hear from a One Stop staff member about next steps and important tools for tuition, financial aid, and billing.

Meet a representative from Campus Services to learn more about student housing, meal plan and dining services, recreational services, campus stores, and student employment.

Let's talk about the first-year experience! Learn about the first-year transition webinar series, Miami Bound, Welcome Weekend and First 50 Days, and first-year experience courses. We'll also discuss required to-do items ahead of the fall semester. Last, staff from Miami Athletics will join us to discuss exciting opportunities for new students!

Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff will provide insigight for parents, families, and supporters about the experiences your students will have during their first semester at Miami.

Take a break and connect with other family members of new students while students attend the orientation student social.

Start your morning with a complimentary light breakfast, coffee, and juice while connecting with fellow Miami parents, families, and supporters at Brick & Ivy. As a special bonus, parents can spin our Savings Wheel for a chance to win free gifts or exclusive discounts up to 25% off*. Browse a curated selection of Miami gear and accessories, then spin at checkout to reveal your savings. The Family Social is also a great opportunity to learn more about Miami’s Official Online Bookstore, including how to find the best value on textbooks and course materials. Our goal is simple: help your student start the semester prepared from day one.

The Family Social is sponsored by eCampus.com.
*Savings Wheel is valid with any purchase. Some exclusions may apply.

This short morning welcome will provide context for Day 2 of Family orientation.

Meet the Dean of Students staff and learn about support resources available to Miami students.

A representative from the Division of Student Life will welcome you to orientation, and orientation staff will discuss the purpose of orientation, and review the program schedule. Then, Liz Walsh-Trevino, Director of Student Transitions and Family Engagement, will prompt you to consider your transition to college -- and to Miami University! Learn how you might chart your own PATHs while on campus.

This breakout session is intended to give you a basic understanding of the kinds of technology that are available to students. Items to be discussed include: IT Services support for first-year students , on-campus wireless, services - TV, printing, Free Microsoft Office, and laptop needs. Stop by for our presentation on these and other topics, or simply to ask questions about technology at Miami.

Drop-in to meet a member of the Student Health Services team, operated by TriHeath, to discuss: types of services provided by the Student Health Services team, referral options, and accepted health insurance plans.

Meet the Miller Center staff and learn about accommodations and access on campus.

The Center for Career Exploration and Success offers programs and services to students beginning their first day on campus. We focus on what college graduates need to know about the future of work in our rapidly changing world. We offer career trips, conferences and career panels in addition to mock interviews, career advising and webinars. Our office collaborates with faculty, staff, employers and parents to grow Miami's Career Community and increase student opportunities for success. All students are assigned a career advisor and can join a Career Cluster(s) to receive career information based on their interests. Whether it is career assessments to help determine major and career paths, or assistance with interviewing, resumes and networking, we provide students the tools and knowledge to make the best possible decisions that lead to successful careers.

Miami University is committed to supporting students and families connected to our nation’s military. We offer a variety of services and resources to help military-affiliated students during their college journey, from day one to graduation. As a self-identified military-affiliated student, we want to connect you to the team dedicated to supporting you during your time at Miami. Together, our team will work to ensure your success at Miami.

As the campus store of Miami University, Brick & Ivy is your official home for textbooks and Miami gear. We have the best selection of Miami branded merchandise, apparel, and supplies!

PNC representatives will be on hand to provide information about their student account or other financial service needs. Learn more about student banking services with PNC, including Virtual Wallet Student®. In addition, PNC offers on-campus ATMs, a VISA debit ard designed just for Miami students, and a full service branch right in the Shriver Center (across from the bookstore). Staff will be available after the Orientation Closing Session to help students open accounts. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under license. Virtual Wallet is a registered trademark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Dr. Elizabeth Hoover, Director of Liberal Education, will discuss Miami's value for and approach to liberal education and introduce the Miami Plan (general education requirements).

Learn more about academic counseling, coaching, tutoring, Supplemental Instruction and other in-person support services offered by the Rinella Learning Center. Online academic support resources that can be helpful to students and parents prior to the beginning of the semester will also be presented.

Meet the Miller Center staff and learn about accommodations and access on campus.

Want to know more about fraternities and sororities at Miami? While first-year students join chapters starting in their second semester, we know they'll have questions before then. This session gives an overview of the fraternity and sorority community, how tthey are involved, and the impact they have on the university community.

The One Stop assists Miami University Students and Families with billing / payment, financial aid, registration, and student record inquiries. Stop in to ask questions you may have related to tuition, billing, and financial aid.

PNC representatives will be on hand to provide information about their student account or other financial service needs. Learn more about student banking services with PNC, including Virtual Wallet Student®. In addition, PNC offers on-campus ATMs, a VISA debit ard designed just for Miami students, and a full service branch right in the Shriver Center (across from the bookstore). Staff will be available after the Orientation Closing Session to help students open accounts. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under license. Virtual Wallet is a registered trademark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Before heading to the resource fair, lunch, and your academic college meeting, hear from Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff about program logistics and next steps.

Is your student thinking about changing their major? Consult with a Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff member at the orientation information table. Please note: If not already directly admitted, we're not able to make changes to the Farmer School of Business today. Please attend the Exploring Opportunities in Business presentation this evening at 5:15 p.m. to learn about the business opportunities available to you. Additionally, we will not add double majors or minors today. You should note your interest to your academic advsior this afternoon and plan to add a second major or mnor this fall (if interested).

Nearly 40 campus offices are ready to welcome you to Miami and talk about the support, resources, and opportunities they provide. A list of resource fair participants can be found in this app under the "resource fair" menu item. In addition to learning about resources, students can collect stickers from resource fair tables, affix the stickers to the prize drawing form in the resource fair card, and enter to win prizes at tonight's evening sessions.

After the mornings separate sessions for students and families, meet up in the Shade Family Room. Thank you for attending orientation, and welcome to the Miami Family!

Follow your student's individualized schedule during this time. Students will have an academic college meeting based on their major/program at either 12 p.m. or 1 p.m. and should go to lunch oppositite their academic college meeting. Meet leaders in your academic college and prepare for your academic advising workshop. Students and families will attend the Academic College Meeting for the student's major. Students interested in business or creative arts who were not admitted directly to those colleges should attend the Academic College Meeting for the major listed on their name tag, and attend the Academic Exploration session (at 5:15 p.m.) for business or creative arts to learn about options to apply for your intended major. Opposite your academic college meeting, enjoy lunch in the Western Dining Commons.Academic College Meetings at 12p.m.: Farmer School of Business, College of Engineering and Computing, Nursing, Exploratory Studies. Academic College Meetings at 1p.m.: College of Arts and Science, College of Education, Health and Society, College of Creative Arts, National Pathways, Scholastic Enhancement Program.

Meet the Student Orientation Undergraduate Leaders (SOULs). SOULs are informed, resourceful guides who assist new students during the transition to college.

Miami understands the role of parents, families, and supporters as partners in supporting students' educational journeys. This session will address key aspects of student transitions to college, engaging you in anticipating the support that your student may need, and equipping you with specific resources that will help you become an effective partner in your student's Miami experience.

Your student's afternoon schedule is highly individualized. Before leaving the large group, Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff will provide helpful tips for navigating the afternoon schedule.

Follow your student's individualized schedule. During this time, your student will complete their academic advising workshop, either at 2:45 p.m. or 4 p.m. The academic advising workshop is your student's academic advising appointment, where planning for fall courses will take place. You are welcome to join your student for the workshop should you wish to do so. Opposite your student's academic advising workshop, attend the Honors College or NCAA ahlete meeting, or choose from the following: (1) PNC Bank drop-in, (2) Brick and Ivy Campus Store drop-in (3) Find Your Place: Getting Involved at Miami (4) Brick by Brick: Entrepreneurial Thinking with Legos (5) Immunization Form Consultations (6) New Student and Family Photos (7) Education Abroad.

Faculty advisors will be available to talk with students who have questions about placement for math and statistics. Attend only if needed.

Staff and faculty will be available to talk with students who would like to find out about an academic area other than the one they learned about at the Academic College Meeting. For students who would like more information about another academic area, this drop-in fair may be helpful. Please note: Students interested in a second major must wait until the fall to declare a second major. Students should discuss any intentions to double major at their orientation advising workshop.

Farmer School of Business staff will detail opportunities to gain admission into the Farmer School of Business. The presentation will also include opportunities for non-business majors to become involved in the Farmer School of Business.

Dinner is an ideal time for students and families to discuss the material from the afternoon academic meetings and for students to prepare for course registration on Day 2. Students and families who are staying overnight on campus may also check into their on-campus residence hall rooms during this time.

The One Stop is Miami's primary resource for information and resolution regarding enrollment, financial aid, billing, registration and student records. Hear from a One Stop staff member about next steps and important tools for tuition, financial aid, and billing.

Meet a representative from Campus Services to learn more about student housing, meal plan and dining services, recreational services, campus stores, and student employment.

Let's talk about the first-year experience! Learn about the first-year transition webinar series, Miami Bound, Welcome Weekend and First 50 Days, and first-year experience courses. We'll also discuss required to-do items ahead of the fall semester. Last, staff from Miami Athletics will join us to discuss exciting opportunities for new students!

Student Transitions and Family Engagement staff will provide insigight for parents, families, and supporters about the experiences your students will have during their first semester at Miami.

Take a break and connect with other family members of new students while students attend the orientation student social.

Start your morning with a complimentary light breakfast, coffee, and juice while connecting with fellow Miami parents, families, and supporters at Brick & Ivy. As a special bonus, parents can spin our Savings Wheel for a chance to win free gifts or exclusive discounts up to 25% off*. Browse a curated selection of Miami gear and accessories, then spin at checkout to reveal your savings. The Family Social is also a great opportunity to learn more about Miami’s Official Online Bookstore, including how to find the best value on textbooks and course materials. Our goal is simple: help your student start the semester prepared from day one.

The Family Social is sponsored by eCampus.com.
*Savings Wheel is valid with any purchase. Some exclusions may apply.

This short morning welcome will provide context for Day 2 of Family orientation.

Meet the Dean of Students staff and learn about support resources available to Miami students.

This breakout session is intended to give you a basic understanding of the kinds of technology that are available to students. Items to be discussed include: IT Services support for first-year students , on-campus wireless, services - TV, printing, Free Microsoft Office, and laptop needs. Stop by for our presentation on these and other topics, or simply to ask questions about technology at Miami.

Drop-in to meet a member of the Student Health Services team, operated by TriHeath, to discuss: types of services provided by the Student Health Services team, referral options, and accepted health insurance plans.

Meet the Miller Center staff and learn about accommodations and access on campus.

The Center for Career Exploration and Success offers programs and services to students beginning their first day on campus. We focus on what college graduates need to know about the future of work in our rapidly changing world. We offer career trips, conferences and career panels in addition to mock interviews, career advising and webinars. Our office collaborates with faculty, staff, employers and parents to grow Miami's Career Community and increase student opportunities for success. All students are assigned a career advisor and can join a Career Cluster(s) to receive career information based on their interests. Whether it is career assessments to help determine major and career paths, or assistance with interviewing, resumes and networking, we provide students the tools and knowledge to make the best possible decisions that lead to successful careers.

Miami University is committed to supporting students and families connected to our nation’s military. We offer a variety of services and resources to help military-affiliated students during their college journey, from day one to graduation. As a self-identified military-affiliated student, we want to connect you to the team dedicated to supporting you during your time at Miami. Together, our team will work to ensure your success at Miami.

As the campus store of Miami University, Brick & Ivy is your official home for textbooks and Miami gear. We have the best selection of Miami branded merchandise, apparel, and supplies!

PNC representatives will be on hand to provide information about their student account or other financial service needs. Learn more about student banking services with PNC, including Virtual Wallet Student®. In addition, PNC offers on-campus ATMs, a VISA debit ard designed just for Miami students, and a full service branch right in the Shriver Center (across from the bookstore). Staff will be available after the Orientation Closing Session to help students open accounts. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under license. Virtual Wallet is a registered trademark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

Learn more about academic counseling, coaching, tutoring, Supplemental Instruction and other in-person support services offered by the Rinella Learning Center. Online academic support resources that can be helpful to students and parents prior to the beginning of the semester will also be presented.

Meet the Miller Center staff and learn about accommodations and access on campus.

Want to know more about fraternities and sororities at Miami? While first-year students join chapters starting in their second semester, we know they'll have questions before then. This session gives an overview of the fraternity and sorority community, how tthey are involved, and the impact they have on the university community.

The One Stop assists Miami University Students and Families with billing / payment, financial aid, registration, and student record inquiries. Stop in to ask questions you may have related to tuition, billing, and financial aid.

PNC representatives will be on hand to provide information about their student account or other financial service needs. Learn more about student banking services with PNC, including Virtual Wallet Student®. In addition, PNC offers on-campus ATMs, a VISA debit ard designed just for Miami students, and a full service branch right in the Shriver Center (across from the bookstore). Staff will be available after the Orientation Closing Session to help students open accounts. Visa® is a registered trademark of Visa International Service Association and used under license. Virtual Wallet is a registered trademark of the PNC Financial Services Group, Inc.

After the mornings separate sessions for students and families, meet up in the Shade Family Room. Thank you for attending orientation, and welcome to the Miami Family!