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67 MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS ADELPHI UNIVERSITY • GUIDE TO STUDENT LIFE Multicultural Affairs is an area within the Center for Student Involvement that seeks to promote an inclusive and socially just University environment. Multicultural Affairs acts as an educational resource that prepares students to succeed in a heterogeneous and constantly evolving society. Through collaboration with various University departments and students, Multicultural Affairs provides multi-faceted activities and services that educate and empower students, facutly and staff. Multicultural Affairs seeks to explore the complex intersection of our social identities such as race, gender, sexual orientation, class and spritual diversity. All members of the campus community are encouraged to particpate in the Multicultural Affairs programs. Multicultural Affairs achieves the following goals by providing Social Justice and Cultural Programing; Education, Workshops and Training’ and Advocacy to: •Foster a campus climate that celebrates and embraces difference. •Serve as a resource to the campus community in efforts to respond to the expanding meaning of diversity within the student population. •Support the success and retention of students from traditionally underserved backgrounds. Social Justice and Cultural Programming Multicultural Affairs offers a wide-range of programs that include cultural heritage months, film screenings and a brown-bag lunch series. We are always seeking out opportunities to collaborate with University departments and student groups. If you are interested in cosponsoring an event please contact the Center for Student Involvement. Education, Workshops and Training Multicultural Affairs offers a number of educational opportunities, workshops and trainings which can be customized to meet your needs. Please contact the Center for Student Involvement or visit adelphi.edu/multicultural to schedule a training session. Safe Zone training is offered throughout the semester for students, faculty and staff. The mission of the Safe Zone program at Adelphi University is to identify and support students, faculty and staff who identify as a Safe Zone advocate on behalf of the LGBTQ community. Through education, advocacy and awareness, they will be empowered to speak out against homophobia and heterosexism. The program’s goal is to contribute to an open campus climate that is safe, accepting and just for all members of the University community. NEWSPAPERS The Collegiate Readership Program keeps students informed of current events and provides the necessary tools for academic support. Monday through Friday, the University offers newspapers to students at no cost. Using a valid Adelphi ID card, undergraduate and graduate students may pick up copies of the New York Times, Newsday, and USA Today at newspaper stands located in the Ruth S. Harley University Center, Post Hall, Swirbul Library, and the residence halls.
ORIENTATION students.adelphi.edu/sa/csi/orientation Ruth S. Harley University Center, Room 110 Campus ext. 3603 Orientation is designed to help you make the transition to college and enhance your success in an enriched academic environment. Orientation provides information about continuing services and assistance to new students. All new students, freshmen and transfers alike, participate in an Orientation program prior to their first semester. Freshmen matriculating in the fall semester participate in a three-day overnight program. International students attend an Orientation program prior to starting classes each semester. The programs present information about University services and resources, and provide an opportunity to meet fellow students from across the nation and around the world. International Orientation is a mandatory program to familiarize international students about government regulations and univesity policies. Scheduled a few days before classes begin, this program will help acclimate students from around the world as they transition into a new culture and familiarize them with campus resources. For dates and times, visite the Getting Started at AU website, and open the International Students link. The Transfer Transition is designed to help transfer students continue their academic journey at Adelphi, register for classes and become familiar with the campus community. Transfer, international and all other new students entering in the spring participate in programs designed to fit their individual needs. Orientation provides a comprehensive introduction to curricular as well as cocurricular life, in addition to a familiarization of campus facilities and resources. The program is meant to integrate all facets of student learning and campus life, so that students join the University community as confident, assertive and civic-minded individuals. Parent Orientation is coordinated for parents of freshmen prior to the start of the fall semester. The Parent Orientation, scheduled for Monday, August 26, 2013, will provide parents of freshmen entering in Fall 2013 with information about Adelphi basics and an academic overview, as well as the resources and opportunities available to both parents and students. To apply to be a New Student Orientation Leader in the future or to find out more about Orientation, visit the Center for Student Involvement in the Ruth S. Harley University Center, Room 110, campus ext. 3603, or visit adelphi.edu and open the Getting Started at AU link. PRE-PROFESSIONAL ADVISING AND FELLOWSHIPS academics.adelphi.edu/artsci/ppa Levermore Hall, Room 303 Campus ext. 3140 The Office of Pre-Professional Advising and Fellowships (OPPAF) is dedicated to helping qualified students maximize their opportunities for entry into professional schools. Advisers provide support for students and alumni preparing for careers in medicine, dentistry, optometry, physical therapy, podiatry and other health professions, as well as engineering, environmental studies, and law. The goal is to guide students toward setting realistic expectations, understanding professional school admissions requirements, and maximizing 68
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