1. Welcome To Student Orientation

2. INTRODUCTIONS Student Introductions  Name  Degree & Specialization  Employer  Anything else you want share

3. Actions Leading to Better Learning Vision & Values Faculty & Student Selection Process Student Advising Active Student- Centered Learning Approach Curricular Design Measurement Procedural Program Alignment On-going Faculty Development MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Vision: To transform the lives of working adults. Values: Ethical leadership, Civic Engagement & Social Responsibility

4. General University Information MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Marquette ID Public Safety Bursar Financial Aid

5. University Information MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Library eMarq Parking Information CheckMarq Immunization Records BookMarq Curriculum Planning Form Contact List Academic Honesty Registration!

6. FERPA MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) is a federal law governing the confidentiality of and access to student education records. The entire FERPA policy can be found at Marquette CentralMarquette Central Annual Notification Students will be notified of their FERPA rights annually by publication of this policy in the Marquette Student Handbook & Planner. Additionally, this policy will be posted on the Marquette web site, http://www.marquette.edu. Copies of this policy may be obtained at the Office of Student Development.

7. MARQUETTE STUDENT ID The Passport! MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

8. Marquette ID MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Helfaer Tennis Stadium and Recreation Center LIMOS Meal plan Check Cashing, flexible spending account Law School and Raynor Libraries Rec Plex Student Health Service Student ticket sales Some Local Vendors

9. PUBLIC SAFETY INFORMATION MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps L.I.M.O. This program operates from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. seven days a week, year round. Up to 10 L.I.M.O. vans travel within an established service area that includes the campus and a large portion of the immediate off-campus area. Transportation to the Amtrak and Greyhound stations is also available. All Marquette affiliates may ride a L.I.M.O. by presenting a valid Marquette ID. Transports may also be obtained by picking up a Blue Light Phone, by calling (414) 288-6363 on any phone, by waiting at a designated L.I.M.O. stop (all residence halls, libraries and major buildings on campus), or by simply waving a van down while it is patrolling in the area. Safety Patrol Escorts These escorts are available during the academic year and are provided nightly from 5 p.m. to midnight. Student employees patrol in pairs and are outfitted with two-way radios, flashlights and wear bright yellow jackets. You may stop a team while they are patrolling, use a Blue Light Phone or call (414) 288-6363 to obtain a safety escort. Parking Lot Shuttle This service is available from 5 p.m. to 3 a.m. seven days a week, year round. While L.I.M.O. vans can take you to the perimeter of your parking facility, they are prohibited from entering due to their size. To accommodate those individuals who wish to receive a safety transport directly to their vehicle, Student Safety Programs maintains a mini-van that can operate in all parking facilities. This service may be requested by calling (414) 288-6363. Blue Light Phones Blue light phones can be used to obtain assistance from the Public Safety department. There are over 60 phones available for you to use in both on and off-campus areas.

10. Immunization Records MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Proof of Immunization Required for ALL Newly Admitted or Readmitted Students History forms can be downloaded from the Student Health Service’s web site, http:www.marquette.edu/shs/forms or should have been included in your acceptance packet. These forms should be completed in advance of coming to campus and submitted to the Student Health Service department where they will be retained in confidence. http:www.marquette.edu/shs/forms Failure to submit the required documentation within 30 days of the start of your first session/term at Marquette will result in a medical hold preventing future registration. The hold will be removed once the immunization and TB screening requirements have been met.

11. Financial AID & Bursar Office MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Financial Aid Office: (414) 288-4000 OR FINANCIALAID@Marquette.edu Bursar’s Office: (414) 288-4000 OR BURSAR@Marquette.edu

12. Raynor Library MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps You must have a current MUID. Your 14-digit barcode number must be entered into the Libraries patron database. For more information contact the Raynor Library Circulation desk at (414) 288-7555 or visit http://www.mu.edu/library/databases/remote.html.

13. Campus Parking MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps The Parking Service Office is responsible for all parking on campus, including surface parking lots, parking structures and restricted areas such as loading zones. To park in a Marquette University lot or structure at anytime throughout the calendar year, a parking permit must first be purchased by registering the vehicle with the Parking Services Office and paying the appropriate fees.

14. BookMarq- CheckMarq- EMarq MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps BookMarq On-campus textbook and supplies store located at 818 N. 16th St. in Campus Town. Students can purchase software, network interface cards and Ethernet cables at the BookMarq. CheckMarq A new student information system that integrates a number of functions into a Web-based one stop solution, including: –Admissions inquiry and application –Student records, including online registration, grades and schedules –Financial aid awards and status checks –Student financials, that is, bursar (tuition) account eMarq Marquette University's nickname for Microsoft Exchange, a system for sending and receiving e-mail, creating contacts and scheduling your calendar online.

15. Curriculum Planning Form-REQUIRED MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps This form must be completed and submitted to the Graduate School within the student's first semester of their program. A change to any of the data below will require the submission of a new, updated, signed and approved "Master's Program Planning Form". This form is required by the end of your first semester of your master's program NOTE: Includes Specializations http://www.marquette.edu/grad/

16. College of Professional Studies Graduate School Contact List MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Dr. Jay Caulfield, Associate Dean Phone: (414) 288-5556 Email: jay.caulfield@marquette.edujay.caulfield@marquette.edu Felisa Parris, Academic Advisor Phone: (414) 288-4743 Email: felisa.parris@marquette.edufelisa.parris@marquette.edu Emily Hernandez, Graduate Admin. Assistant Phone: (414) 288-7346 Email: emily.hernandez@marquette.edu

17. College Specific Information MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Policies Graduate School Handbook Snapshot Website Checklist APA Hybrid D2L – Desire2Learn

18. MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps DESIRE2LEARN (D2L) E-LEARNING Marquette's e-Learning application Desire2Learn (D2L) is a Web-based tool which facilitates and supports online education. Each course at Marquette has its own D2L course site with facilities for interactive communication, secure submission of student assignments to faculty

19. SNAPSHOT MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps Snapshot of the Schedule of Classes You WILL FIND! Class schedules, calendars, grades & registration Course information can change at any time, and the schedule snapshots are updated once every 24 hours. Term Information included via link –Summer 2011 TermSummer 2011 Term –Fall 2011 Term Fall 2011 Term

20. Marquette Graduate School MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

21. The primary purpose of advising is to enhance the academic performance of students. Focus on you and your needs Provide prompt, knowledgeable service, and information Support personal and professional growth Course Planning and Course Selection Academic Advisor MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

22. Career Services and Counseling Centers Information Technology Help Desk Writing Assistance Norman J. Ott Writing Center (414) 288-5542 and/or College of Professional Studies Writing Assistant, Meredith Reeves (meredith.reeves@mu.edu or mkreeves3@yahoo.com) meredith.reeves@mu.edu mkreeves3@yahoo.com Recreational activities and opportunities Other University Services MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

23. What is HYBRID? MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

24. General Q & A MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

25. Thank you for Attending! MARQUETTE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES www.marquette.edu/cps

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