11:30 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.oEarly Bird (Single Session)

11:45 a.m. - 12:45 p.m.oEvent Registration

12:45 - 1:15 p.m.oOpening Programs

1:30 - 4 p.m.oAcademic Fair

1:30 - 5 p.m.oCampus Showcase Tours oResidence Hall ToursoOffice of Admissions Counseling

2:30 - 4:30 p.m.oStudent Services Fair

2:30 p.m.oResidence Life Information SessionoFinancial Aid Information SessionoFreshman Admissions Session

3:15 p.m.oResidence Life Information SessionoFinancial Aid Information SessionoFreshman Admissions SessionoTransfer Admissions SessionoOrientation Information Session

4 p.m.oResidence Life Information SessionoFinancial Aid Information SessionoFreshman Admissions SessionoTransfer Admissions SessionoOrientation Information Session

4:30 - 5 p.m.oProgram Evaluation and T-shirt Give-Away ..

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ShowcaseSaturday!

SPRING 2016

AN OVERVIEW OF THE DAY’S EVENTS

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Event Registration 11:45 a.m. – 12:45 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center, First FloorComplete a registration card and receive further instructions and information.

Opening Programs 12:45 – 1:15 p.m.The opening programs provide a friendly Lumberjack welcome to SFA and an overview of the day’s events. Three simultaneous opening programs will occur in the Grand Ballroom, located in the Baker Pattillo Student Center; the Twilight Ballroom, located in the Baker Pattillo Student Center; and Kennedy Auditorium. Guests may then visit the following areas:

Academic Fair 1:30 – 4 p.m.Student Recreation CenterRepresentatives from each academic department and other aca-demic support services will be available to discuss areas of interest. A complete list of SFA’s areas of study and an Academic Fair map are located on pages 4-5 in this program.

Campus Showcase Tours 1:30 – 5 p.m. (Last tours leave at 4:30 p.m.)

Two Start locations:• SFA courtyard in front of Rusk Building (ends at Student

Recreation Center)• Student Recreation Center (ends at Rusk Building)Every 20 minutes, SFA students will be available to lead you on a brief showcase tour. The tour is meant to give you a better under-standing of the day’s events and a student’s perspective of the SFA experience. This is not a full campus tour.

Residence Hall Tours 1:30 – 5 p.m. Use the enclosed map and on-campus signage to take a self-guided tour of your choice of residential facilities. Residence Life members will be available to help familiarize you with each facility.

Office of Admissions - Counseling 1:30 – 5 p.m.Rusk Building, Room 206Admissions counselors will be available to conduct status checks and discuss specific concerns of students who have applied for admission. Questions regarding residency and Veterans Affairs/GI Bill benefits also may be directed here. Applications and other literature will be available.

Student Services Fair 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center, First FloorRepresentatives from many student support services will be avail-able to discuss areas of interest. See page 7 for Student Services Fair map.

Residence Life Information Sessions 2:30, 3:15 and 4 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center - Theater, Second FloorResidence Life will present information on SFA’s residential facili-ties, policies and the benefits of living on campus.

Financial Aid Information Sessions* 2:30, 3:15 and 4 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center - Twilight Ballroom, Second FloorStaff from the Office of Student Financial Assistance will present information on grants, loans, work-study programs and scholar-ships. Information tables will be available until 5 p.m.*If you would like to know the status of your financial aid package, please call (936) 468-2403, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Freshman Admissions Sessions* 2:30, 3:15 and 4 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center - Tiered Meeting Room, Second FloorAn admissions counselor will provide details regarding SFA’s admission process for high school students who have not yet applied for admission. The information will include freshman admission standards, application guidelines and additional require-ments. *Current high school students enrolled in dual credit courses are considered incoming fresh-men when applying for the semester directly following their high school graduation.

Transfer Admissions Sessions 3:15 and 4 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center - Multimedia Room, Second Floor (by Starbucks)An admissions counselor will provide details regarding the admis-sion process for students who wish to transfer to SFA from any college or university. The information will include transfer admis-sion standards, application guidelines and additional requirements.

Orientation Information Sessions* 3:15 and 4 p.m.Baker Pattillo Student Center - Regents’ Suite B, Second FloorStaff from the Office of Orientation Programs will present infor-mation on summer freshman and transfer orientation. Informa-tion will be available and payments accepted until 3:30 p.m.*Payments also will be accepted at the Student Services Fair from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.

Program Evaluation and T-shirt Give-Away 4:30 – 5 p.m.Rusk Building CourtyardBeginning at 4:30 p.m., turn in your completed evaluation located on pages 11 and 12 of this program for a free SFA T-shirt (stu-dents only please).

NOTE:The Richard and Lucille DeWitt School of Nursing will host two tours:First tour will begin at 2:30 p.m.Second tour will begin at 3:30 p.m.

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Student Center Events Include:• Registration • Opening Programs• Student Services Fair• Residence Life Information Sessions• Financial Aid Information Sessions• Freshman Admissions Sessions• Transfer Admissions Sessions• Orientation Information Sessions

Start Here!Registration (First Floor)

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*Subject to change. For a complete, up-to-the-minute listing of SFA majors and areas of study, access sfasu.edu/majors.

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Accounting Professional AccountancyAgribusinessAgriculture Development ProductionAgriculture Engineering TechnologyAnimal Science Equestrian Pre-VeterinarianAnthropologyApplied Arts and SciencesApplied StatisticsArt Applied Studies Studio Art Ceramics Digital Media Filmmaking/Cinematography Graphic Design Jewelry Painting Photography Printmaking SculptureArt EducationArt HistoryAstronomyAthletic CoachingBiochemistryBiochemical/Pre-Medical StudiesBiology Botany Cellular and Molecular Ecology and EvolutionaryBusiness Communication and Corporate EducationBusiness EconomicsBusiness RegulationChemistryChild Development and Family LivingClassical Studies Combined SciencesCommunication Sciences and DisordersCommunication Studies Interpersonal Media Organizational PublicComputer Information SystemsComputer ScienceCriminal Justice Corrections

Law Enforcement Legal AssistantDanceEconomicsEngineering Electrical MechanicalEngineering PhysicsEnglish Secondary TeachingEntrepreneurshipEnvironmental Science Environmental Planning and Management Land and Water ResourcesFamily and Consumer SciencesFashion MerchandisingFilm StudiesFinance Financial Planning Banking and Financial Services Investment BankingFood, Nutrition and DieteticsForestry Agroforestry Fire Management Forest Recreation Management Forest Wildlife Management Urban ForestryGeneral Business Business Teaching Legal Studies Technology ApplicationsGeographyGeology EnvironmentalGerontologyHealth Science Community HealthHistory Secondary Teaching Social Studies Secondary TeachingHorticulture Turfgrass ManagementHospitality Administration Culinary Arts Lodging Meeting and Planning Restaurant Travel and TourismHuman Health Perspectives

Human Resource ManagementInformation TechnologyInterior DesignInterior MerchandisingInternational Business Electronic BusinessInternational StudiesKinesiology Fitness and Human Performance StudiesLatin American StudiesLeadershipLiberal StudiesLinguisticsLiterature Children’s LiteratureManagementMarketing Sports MarketingMass Media Journalism Radio/TV Strategic Communication (Advertising and Public Relations)MathematicsMilitary ScienceModern Languages French German Spanish Secondary TeachingMultidisciplinary StudiesMusic Accompanying Composition Sound Recording TechnologyMusic Education Music Performance and Pedagogy Choral Keyboard Opera Orchestral Instrument Piano VoiceNursingPhilosophyPhysicsPolitical Science Pre-LawPoultry SciencePre-Dentistry

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S T U D E N T O R G A N I Z AT I O N S

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Accounting ClubADHOCAfrican Student Organization Ag Tech ClubAgnostics, Atheist and Secular Humanists

Agriculture AmbassadorsAIGA-SFAAlliance of Health Science, Kinesiology and Dance

Alpha Chi OmegaAlpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Gamma RhoAlpha Lambda Omega Christian Sorority Inc.

Alpha Nu Delta Multicultural Fraternity Inc.

Alpha Psi OmegaAmerican Association of Petroleum Geologists

American Marketing Association American Medical Student AssociationAmerican Society of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Student Chapter

American Society of Interior DesignersAmnesty InternationalAnthropology and Archaeology Society Asian Culture ClubAssociation of Baptist StudentsAssociation of Environmental and Engineering Geologists

Association of Graduate Student Social Workers

Baptist Student MinistryBeta Alpha PsiBeta Gamma OmegaBig JacksBiology ClubBiotechnology ClubBraille and Cane ClubCardfight Club Caribbean Student Association Chemistry ClubChi Alpha Christian FellowshipChi OmegaCollegiate FFACollegiate Middle Level Association Computer Science ClubCriminal Justice AssociationCurvezDancers Against Cancer Dancers of the SonDavis Memorial College MinistryDelta Delta Delta, Beta Xi ChapterDelta Sigma Theta Sorority Inc., Theta Gamma Chapter

Delta ZetaDream BuildersDucks UnlimitedEconomics Reading GroupEngineering Student Organization

Environmental Awareness MovementFamily and Consumer Science Student Organization

Fashion Merchandising ClubFashion N MotionFencing ClubFrench ClubGames and Miscellaneous Entertainment Club

Gamma Kappa OmegaGenesisGeology Student AssociationGerman ClubGirl Scout Alumnae AssociationGreek Wide SFAHermandad de Sigma Iota Alpha Inc.HMS AmbassadorsHorticulture ClubHospitality Administration SocietyImpact MovementImprov Strikes BackIndependent Greek CouncilInterior Merchandising AssociationInternational Interior Design Association

International Student AssociationJack WalkersJacks Council on Family RelationsKappa Alpha OrderKappa Delta ChiKappa SigmaKappa Upsilon SigmaKnights of ColumbusLatino Medical Student AssociationLatter-day Saints Student AssociationLeague of Legends ClubLumberjack CyclingLumberjack QuidditchLumberjack Red CrossLumberjacks Archery ClubLumberjacks for LifeMathematical Association of AmericaMen of AchievementMetals ClubMu Phi Epsilon Alpha Omega Mu Sigma Upsilon Sorority Inc.Multicultural Greek CouncilMuslim Student OrganizationNAACPNacogdoches Anime ClubNational Association of Black Accountants

National Association for InterpretationNational Association of Environmental Professionals

National Broadcasting SocietyNational Pan-Hellenic OrganizationNational Residence Hall HonoraryNational Society of Collegiate ScholarsOmega LambdaOmicron Delta Kappa

One in Christ Christian OrganizationOrganization of Latin AmericansPassion Driven TeachingPharmacy Student AssociationPhi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity International

Phi Alpha Honor SocietyPhi Alpha ThetaPhi Beta LambdaPhi Beta Sigma Phi Boota RootaPhi Epsilon Kappa Eta Mu Honors Fraternity

Phi Eta SigmaPhi Kappa PsiPhi Mu Alpha SinfoniaPhi Rho Psi Phi Theta GammaPhi Upsilon OmicronPi Kappa AlphaPi Kappa DeltaPi Mu EpsilonPi Sigma Alpha Political Science Honor’s Society

Pre-Law SocietyPre-Veterinary Medical OrganizationPRIDE NacPsi Chi The International Honor Society of Psychology

Psychology Club Public Relations Student Society of America

Purple Haze Association Rehabilitation AssociationRenew-InterVarsity Christian Fellowship

Residence Hall AssociationSchool Psychology Student AssociationServin’ SteveSFA Panhellenic AssociationSFASU Student Chapter of The Wildlife Society

Sigma Alpha Professional Agricultural Sorority

Sigma ChiSigma Gamma EpsilonSigma Iota RhoSigma Kappa OmegaSigma Lambda Beta International Fraternity Inc.

Sigma Lambda GammaSigma Nu FraternitySigma Tau DeltaSociety of American ForestersSociology and Gerontology ClubSoul II Soul Gospel Ministries St. Mary’s Catholic Campus MinistryStudent Action Wellness TeamStudent Association for Fire EcologyStudent Association of Behavior Analysts

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Student Association of Social WorkersStudent-Athlete Advisory CommitteeStudent Nurses’ AssociationStudent Society of ArboricultureStudents For Public AdministrationSubplots: Friends of Creative WritersSustainability ClubSwingin’ JacksSylvansTalking HandsTau Beta SigmaTennis ClubTexas Trophy Hunters AssociationTheta Chi International FraternityTraditions CouncilUnBlemishedWesley FoundationWomen of VirtueWomen’s Club VolleyballWorld Politics ClubWOW Student Connections CouncilXi Sigma PiYellow House Christian Student CenterYoung DemocratsYoung Life Leader TrainingZeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc.Zeta Tau Alpha

S T U D E N T S E R V I C E S F A I R M A P(locations subject to change) 2:30 – 4:30 p.m.

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SFA SHOWCASE SATURDAY PROGRAM EVALUATIONPlease check the response that most accurately reflects your experience with the following:

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Overall experience at Showcase Saturday o o o o o

Opening Program (check one): o o o o oo Grand Ballroom (Student Center) o Twilight Ballroom (Student Center) o Kennedy Auditorium

Academic Fair (Student Recreation Center) o o o o o

Student Services (Baker Pattillo Student Center) o o o o o

Admissions Status/Counseling (Rusk Building) o o o o o

Residence Life Session (Student Center Theater) o o o o o

Financial Aid Session (Twilight Ballroom) o o o o o

Orientation Programs (BPSC Regents’ Suite B) o o o o o

Freshman Admissions Session (Baker Pattillo Student Center, Tiered Meeting Room) o o o o o

Transfer Admissions Session (Baker Pattillo Student Center, Multimedia Room) o o o o o

Campus Tours o o o o o

Overall Experience at Residence Halls o o o o o

Please check the residence halls you visited:

o Griffitho Hall 10o Hall 14o Hall 16

o Hall 20o Kerro Lumberjack

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o Lumberjack Village

o Mayso Northo Steen

o Southo Wisely

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After attending Showcase Saturday, how likely are you to enroll at SFA?o Very likelyo Still undecidedo Not likely

Quantity of information you received about SFA:o Much more than other schools o More than other schools o Same as other schools o Less than other schools

Quality of information you received about SFA:o Much better than other schools o Better than other schoolso Same as other schools o Poorer than other schools

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RETURN THE COMPLETED PROGRAM EVALUATION BETWEEN 4:30 -5 P.M.AT THE RUSK BUILDING COURTYARD FOR A FREE SFA T-SHIRT.

STUDENTS ONLY PLEASE!