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Welcome DaySaturday, April 21, 2018

Cal State East Bay

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Show us your Pioneer Pride for a chance to win a prize!Connect with Cal State East Bay Admissions on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter to post a picture from today’s event and tag #CSUEBWelcomeDay. Photos must be posted by May 14. Whoever submits the most fun, creative, and tasteful photo will win a parking pass for the fall semester (if the winner does not have a car, we will award an alternative prize).

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Please note that there will be photographs taken of Welcome Day activities. The images may capture attendees of the event and may be used for Cal State East Bay publications,

promotional materials, website, and/or social media platforms.

Accept your offer of admission today and receive East Bay swag!Visit the courtyard in front of the Student Services and Administration (SA) Building between 9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m. to accept your admission, pick up some East Bay swag, and have your family picture taken of this commemorative event.

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6 Tips to Plan Your Welcome Day

1. Prioritize your day based on your needs. Reference the list of majors and campus map in your Welcome Day bag as resources.

2. To get the most out of your day, have each family member/guest attend different presentations.

3. Presentations are first-come, first-served so be prepared for presentations to reach capacity early.

4. Visit the University Showcase to learn about the many resources available to future Pioneers and to meet Cal State East Bay staff and students.

5. Pick a tour that relates to you most. Campus tours, self-guided housing tours, and Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW) tours will be available.

6. Attend the special events that apply to you, to get additional information and to network: Accept Your Offer of Admission, Pay Your Pre-Enrollment Fee, Submit Financial Aid Forms, and Get Other Enrollment Information (freshmen can also meet with General Education Staff ), Veteran Student Services Open House, Student Equity and Success (SEAS) Programs Open House, and more.

Schedule8:15 a.m. – 9 a.m. Welcome Bag Distribution, Entertainment and Continental Breakfast

9 a.m. – 9:20 a.m. President’s Welcome and Opening Session Hear from Cal State East Bay’s President Leroy M. Morishita

9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m. Presentations and Various Special Events and Services (See pages 6-7 for presentation and event descriptions)

9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m. Tours

11:15 a.m. – 1 p.m. University Showcase

11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Lunch on Your Own at Select On-Campus Eateries (See program insert for food options.)

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Campus ToursTake a guided walking tour of campus led by our Pioneer Ambassadors. Tours en Español disponibles a pedido.Location: A check-in table will be located next to the Valley Business and Technology Center (VB).

Self-Guided Housing ToursTake a self-guided tour of Student Housing and Residence Life and explore the amenities available to residents.Location: Student Housing (Pioneer Heights) - Across the street from the Recreation and Wellness Center (RAW)

Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW) ToursCome learn about our RAW facility, the many health and fitness services available to students, and how you can receive a free membership as a new student.Location: Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW)

ToursAll tours run from 9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m. The last tours will depart at 1:30 p.m.

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ScHeDUle aT a GlaNce

9 a.m. - 9:20 a.m.

President’s Welcome and Opening Session (welcome bag distribution

and breakfast from 8:15 a.m. - 9 a.m.)

9:35 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Contemporary Issues in the Social Sciences

Humanities and Cultural Studies in the 21st-Century

Careers in the Dynamic and Growing Fields of Hospitality, Recreation and

Health Related Fitness

Getting to Know: College of Science

Getting to Know: College of Business & Economics*

10:25 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.

21st-Century Arts and Media

Issues in Interdisciplinary and Professional Programs

Concord Branch Campus Highlights

Parent Panel: Help Your Student Get a Great Start at East Bay

The Pathway to a Successful Healthcare Career

Student Success: Next Steps and Getting Started at Cal State East Bay

Locations & Times

Pioneer Amphitheatre

New University Union A (UU) 1001 Multi Purpose Room

New University Union B (UU) 1001 Multi Purpose Room

New University Union (UU) 1005

New University Union

(UU) 2015 Bayview Room

Original University Union (UU) 102



Meiklejohn Hall (MI) 2106


Student Services & Administration (SA) Lobby

Student Services & Administration (SA) Courtyard

Student & Faculty Support (SF) Building

University Library East (Upper) Entrance Walkway

University Library (LI) 2200

University Library (LI) Lobby

University Theatre (TH)

Valley Business & Technology Center (VB)

Valley Business & Technology Center (VBT) Walkway

Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW)

Pioneer Heights Student Housing (PH)

Pay Your Pre-Enrollment Fee, Submit Financial Aid Forms, and Get Other Enrollment Information (freshmen can also meet with General Education Staff)

Accept Your Offer of Admission (and pick up some cool freebies)

Student Equity and Success Programs (SEAS) and Transfer Programs Open House

Diversity & Inclusion Student Center (DISC) Open House

Veteran Student Services (VSS) Open House

University Libraries Open House

Campus Tours

Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW) Tours

Self-Guided Housing Tours

* The College of Business & Economics will provide a welcome and overview from 9:35–9:55 a.m. in the Valley Business & Technology Center (VB) building, and then representatives will be available for questions from 9:55-11:05 a.m., providing opportunities for one-on-one conversations with faculty and advisors.

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ScHeDUle aT a GlaNce

11:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

College-Bound Student-Athlete

Next Steps for Freshmen Students

Siguientes pasos para Estudiantes de Primer Año y Estudiantes de Transferencia

Next Steps for Transfer Students

Your Freshman Academic Pathway

Understanding Your Financial Aid

11:55 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.

Enhancing Your College Experience: Center for Community Engagement,

University Honors Program & Internship Opportunities

Pioneer Pride: Getting Involved

Freshmen Student Panel: Student Perspective

1 p.m. - 2 p.m.

Locations & Times

Pioneer Amphitheatre

New University Union A (UU) 1001 Multi Purpose Room

New University Union B (UU) 1001 Multi Purpose Room

New University Union (UU) 1005

New University Union

(UU) 2015 Bayview Room






Student Services & Administration (SA) Lobby

Student Services & Administration (SA) Courtyard

Student & Faculty Support (SF) Building

University Library East (Upper) Entrance Walkway

University Library (LI) 2200

University Library (LI) Lobby

University Theatre (TH)

Valley Business & Technology Center (VB)

Valley Business & Technology Center (VBT) Walkway

Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW)

Pioneer Heights Student Housing (PH)

Pay Your Pre-Enrollment Fee, Submit Financial Aid Forms, and Get Other Enrollment Information (freshmen can also meet with General Education Staff)

Accept Your Offer of Admission (and pick up some cool freebies)

Student Equity and Success Programs (SEAS) and Transfer Programs Open House

University Showcase

Diversity & Inclusion Student Center (DISC) Open House

C.E. Smith Museum of Anthropology

Veteran Student Services (VSS) Open House

University Libraries Open House

Campus Tours

Recreation & Wellness Center (RAW) Tours

Self-Guided Housing Tours

Transfer Student Panel: Student Perspective

Campus Services Special EventsPresentations Tours

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SESSION 1: 9:35 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.

Getting to Know: College of Business & EconomicsThis is your chance to visit classrooms, talk with representatives from departments, and get your questions answered directly from our professional advisors. Also, learn about how our Office of Career & Professional Development prepares and empowers students for today’s competitive job market.

Careers in the Dynamic and Growing Fields of Hospitality, Recreation and Health-Related FitnessInterested in an exciting and rewarding career in the Leisure, Recreation, and Sport and Exercise-related professions? Or a career in the Allied Health Professions? Come learn about the undergraduate degrees in Hospitality, Recreation, and Tourism (HRT) and Kinesiology. (Presented by the College of Education and Allied Studies.)

Getting to Know: College of ScienceThe College of Science is a supportive environment that offers cutting-edge, hands-on curriculum, research experiences with faculty, and academic student organizations. Join a conversation with College of Science students for a head start on making the most of your experience at Cal State East Bay.

Contemporary Issues in the Social SciencesJoin the departments of AGES (Anthropology, Geography, International Studies, Environmental Studies), Sociology, and Political Science in a discussion of new research and new ideas that are shaping academic work in the Social Sciences. (Presented by the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences.)

Humanities and Cultural Studies in the 21st-CenturyJoin the departments of English, History, Philosophy, Ethnic Studies, and Modern Languages & Literatures in a discussion of current issues and ideas impacting study in these interrelated programs. (Presented by the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences.)

SESSION 2: 10:25 a.m. - 11:05 a.m.

21st-Century Arts and MediaJoin the departments of Art, Communication, Music, and Theater & Dance in a discussion of new developments and opportunities in these interrelated fields of study. (Presented by the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences.)

Issues in Interdisciplinary and Professional ProgramsJoin the departments of Criminal Justice, Human Development, Liberal Studies, Social Work, Public Administration, and Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences in a discussion of current issues and ideas impacting study in these areas. (Presented by the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences.)

Parent Panel: Help Your Student Get a Great Start at Cal State East BayKey Cal State East Bay administrators offer their support and tips about how to help your student start college off on the right foot, followed by a question-and-answer session.

Concord Branch Campus HighlightsLearn more about Cal State East Bay’s Concord Branch Campus, a convenient option for Contra Costa and Southern Solano county residents seeking to complete their education closer to home and/or in a small college setting of less than 2,000 students. The Concord campus offers select degree programs and support services, as well as regularly scheduled courses designed to meet the general education requirements for BA and BS degrees, single and multiple subject credential programs, and a master’s degree in Educational Leadership.

The Pathway to a Successful Healthcare CareerHealthcare professionals, including nurses, are increasingly in demand across California. Learn about Cal State East Bay’s Nursing program, and the many available pathways into the vast healthcare industry, including an array of rewarding and high-paying careers.

Student Success: Next Steps and GettingStarted at Cal State East BayCal State East Bay is committed to student success and helping students graduate in a timely manner. Learn about your next steps, from orientation and advising resources to basic degree requirements and how the advising system works. (Presented by Academic Advising & Career Education.)

Please refer to Schedule-at-a-Glance on pages 4 and 5 for locations.

Open HousesStudent Equity and Success Programs (SEAS) and Transfer Programs Open House9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m.Learn more about our programs for transfer students, as well as all of our Student Equity and Success (SEAS) programs. SEAS offers programs designed to retain and graduate low-income, first-generation, historically underrepresented and underserved student populations. Stop by to meet staff and learn about:• Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)• EXCEL• Gaining Access ‘N Academic Success (GANAS)• Renaissance Scholars• Sankofa• Transfer Asian Pacific American Student Success(TAPASS)

Veteran Student Services (VSS) Open House9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m.Cal State East Bay is committed to supporting student veterans and dependents of veterans in their transition to student life on campus. Come meet the Veteran Student Services team and learn about about academic advising and counseling, veterans education benefits, and programs co-sponsored by our Student Veterans Organization.

Diversity and Inclusion Student Center (DISC) Open House9:35 a.m. – 1 p.m.Stop by the Diversity and Inclusion Student Center (DISC) to learn about our programsand services. The center is an active member of the East Bay community, and serves as a space for students to develop leadership skills, connect, do homework, learn about various cultures, and most importantly have fun. Come say hello and meet the staff.

University Library Open House9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m.Visit the University Library to meet our friendly staff and learn more about the valuable resources available to students, including books, technology, and instructional services, and research support.

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PReSeNTaTIoNSPlease refer to Schedule-at-a-Glance on pages 4 and 5 for locations.

SESSION 3: 11:15 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.

College-Bound Student-AthleteAre you a recruited student-athlete joining one of our 15 sports teams? Come learn about our Athletic Department, our teams, and NCAA rules regarding initial eligibility and transfer rules. Also, learn more about our membership with the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA), our athletic conference (CCAA), and the status of NCAA Division II.

Understanding Your Financial AidCome learn more about your financial aid award letter and the kinds of available aid. We will discuss the financial aid process, explain how aid is disbursed, and how to handle unmet costs.

Next Steps for Freshmen StudentsHear from admission representatives about your next steps for successfully enrolling and transitioning as an incoming freshman student. We will discuss upcoming deadlines, and the academic and support resources available to first-year students.

Next Steps for Transfer StudentsHear from admission representatives about your next steps for successfully transitioning and enrolling as an incoming transfer student. We will discuss upcoming deadlines, and the academic and support resources available to transfer students.

Your Freshman Academic PathwayWhich math course will I need to take? What is a Freshman Learning Community? Why is my General Studies course so important? We will be answering these and many more questions about your first-year experience.

Siguientes pasos para Estudiantes de Primer Año y Estudiantes de TransferenciaEscuchar de un representante de admisión acerca de los siguientes pasos para la inscripción exitosa como Estudiante de Primer Ingreso y Estudiante de Transferencia. Discutiremos próximos plazos, como mantener el estatus de admisión activo y asesorar sobre los recursos disponibles para el Estudiante de Primer Año y de Transferencia.

SESSION 4: 11:55 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.

Enhancing Your College Experience: Center for Community Engagement, University Honors Program, and Internship OpportunitiesLearn about some of the ways to further enrich your college experience through the vast benefits of community engagement including the Freshmen Day of Service, Pioneers for Change, internships, and the University Honors Program.

Freshmen Student Panel: Student PerspectiveCome meet and ask questions of current Cal State East Bay students who began as freshmen not long ago. They will share their own personal experiences about leaving high school behind and transitioning to life as a college student. Don’t miss this candid discussion!

Pioneer Pride: Getting InvolvedCollege is more than just going to class. It’s also about meeting new people, developing social skills, making a difference, and creating lasting memories. Learn how you can get involved in your first year at Cal State East Bay and how to stay involved throughout your college career. Hear from representatives from Student Life & Leadership Programs, Student Housing and Residence Life, and the Recreation and Wellness Center (RAW).

Transfer Student Panel: Student PerspectiveCome hear from current Cal State East Bay students who recently transferred. Students will share their own experiences and outcomes of transitioning from a community college to Cal State East Bay’s college life.

Special Events and Campus ServicesEnrollment Information Center9:35 a.m. – 2 p.m.Financial Aid and Admissions staff will be in the lobby of the Student Services and Administration Building to answer questions and General Education staff will help freshmen sign up for Pre-Advising. You can pay your pre-enrollment fee, accept your offer of admission and commemorate the occasion with your family. (The cashier’s office takes only cash or check. You can pay by credit card at the kiosks or on smartphones.)

University Showcase11:15 a.m. – 1 p.m.Visit our informational fair featuring a variety of campus services, clubs, organizations and departments.

C.E. Smith Museum of Anthropology11:15 a.m. – 2 p.m.Acorns, Adobes, and Archaeology: Sifting Through the East Bay’s Past Take a journey through time to learn about the original Ohlone inhabitants and the early Ranchero Period at the museum’s latest exhibit. From beading to bricks, and cordage to cows, visitors are invited to interact with the original Bay Area technologies used to begin transforming the East Bay nearly two centuries ago.

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RemINDeRS FRom THe oFFIce oF aDmISSIoNS

Important RemindersRemember to check your Cal State East Bay Horizon email for university notices.Your Cal State East Bay email account is where official university communications are sent regarding admission, classes, fees, financial aid, and instructions from professors. Access your email with your NetID at horizon.csueastbay.edu.

Remember to check your MyCSUEB account.MyCSUEB is Cal State East Bay’s self-service system for you to check your admission status and To-Do lists, register for classes, and see your grades. Access MyCSUEB at my.csueastbay.edu with your NetID and password.

Is your personal information up to date in MyCSUEB?It’s important that your email and mailing addresses are accurate in order to receive university-related notices. Log into MyCSUEB and select “Student Center” to update your personal information.

510-885-3500 • csueastbay.edu/admission

FRESHMEN and TRANSFER DEADLINES Fall Semester 2018

Accept Admission OfferStep 1: Pay the required enrollment fee of $110 (applied

towards the mandatory orientation) at my.csueastbay.edu

Step 2: Accept your offer of admission in the MyCSUEBportal to secure your place for the entering class.

May 1

Register for OrientationOrientation is required for all freshmen and transfer students. Already open

Sign up for HousingJoin the 1,600 students living on campus. May 1

Submit Financial Aid DocumentsSubmit all requested financial aid documents listed on

your MyCSUEB portal.June 1

Final Transcript DeadlineSubmit your high school and/or all college/universities transcripts

with spring semester grades and graduation posted.July 15

Fall Semester BeginsWe can’t wait to see you on campus to kick off the 2018- 2019 year! August 20