orientation

This afternoon, the undergraduate Class of 2019 officially will join the Case Western Reserve University community, as 1,250 new students attend a welcome address as part of orientation activities. The students represent the most competitive class admitted to the university: only 36 percent of…

Learn Case Western Reserve University's fun facts and interesting tidbits during orientation Friday, Aug. 21, from 3 to 3:50 p.m. in Clapp Hall, Room 108, at #ThrowbackCWRU with university historian Richard Baznik. Hear about CWRU folklore at its finest as he shares stories, including that of the…

Case Western Reserve University offers an array of part-time student work opportunities during the academic year for students with and without Federal Work-Study awards. Orientation week will include two campus employment events that will help students learn more about working during college and…

Transitioning to college life involves more than just the classroom; it’s also about learning to balance class, studying and campus involvement without sacrificing personal wellness. During New Student Orientation, morning wellness sessions will give students the opportunity to try out a few of…

Move-in and orientation are coming up fast. First-year students are asked to arrive on campus for move-in on the following dates to ensure they are able to fully participate in orientation programming. Fall varsity athletes: Students should discuss their team’s move-in details with their…

Registration closes Saturday, Aug. 1, for three special orientation events that allow students to get acclimated to the city, the country and the community. Sign up on the New Student Checklist for the Discover Cleveland, Green Classroom and CWRU Connects opportunities that most pique your…

Case Western Reserve University’s Squire Valleevue and Valley Ridge Farms, just 20 minutes from campus, offer CWRU students plenty of opportunities to volunteer, learn, conduct research or just enjoy the great outdoors. It also is home to the university’s Farm Food Program, which, with the help of…

Parents and family members of the Class of 2019 are encouraged to attend Parent and Family Orientation Sunday, Aug. 16, and Monday, Aug. 17. This two-day event overlaps with the first days of New-Student Orientation (Aug. 16–23), in which all first-year students participate, and is designed to help…

Think Seminars (previously called Meet the Faculty) have been a staple of the Case Western Reserve University New Student Orientation experience for first-year students for many years. During New Student Orientation 2015, Think Seminars will be presented Aug. 19-21. Faculty members who are…

Orientation events give new students a chance to learn more about Case Western Reserve University’s resources, programs and activities, as well as discover the rich traditions and diverse opportunities offered. The Office of First-Year Experience and Family Programs (FYEFP) is excited to offer your…