Winter A&O Part 3keyboard_arrow_down

Session date: Friday, January 3, 2025

Agenda/student lists/counts

• View the Student Agenda on A&O Calendar page two (2). Select the 3-digit session code to see the agenda. 
  • Submit feedback via email at uwao@uw.edu. 
• View the session count estimates and timing on the /presenterlist—tab C. 
• View the student information on /aolistpt3.  
  • Use the Adviser Pivot table - to see your students. Double-click on the number to see the roster 

Presentation content and technical support 

• Presentation content
  • OL Community Connections presentation and handout 
    • Items distributed during check-in (backpack, stickers, pen, New Husky Coin) and several handouts:  
      • Husky History Passport, Wall Street Journal, UDistrict events
    • There is a new Inclusion at the UW slide, and we have a team facilitating an activity about the UW Dialogue Initiative
• Academic components 
  • #1 = Advising presentations
  • #2 = Academic Success Tours (UAA /OMAD), scavenger hunt activities (Various Departments)
• Tech support 
  • View a classroom tech tutorial
  • View the panel/podium instructional video

Spring A&O Part 3keyboard_arrow_down

Session date: Friday, March 28, 2025

• Quicklinks (These links are based on last year's spring AO3, they will be updated closer to the session date) 
  • Student agenda / makeup agenda / student athlete agenda
  • Community Connections presentation and handout  (populated March 21, 2024)
• If a student is living in housing, they can move in on March 27, 2025.
• View the student schedule on the Advising & Orientation calendar. Select the session number to view the schedule.
• Academic advisers: During A&O Part 2, please let the students know you are their adviser.
  • One of the "challenges" during campus wayfinding will include students visiting your advising location, taking a picture of the lobby area, and stating their adviser's name. 
  • If you have presentation material you want to share with students, please let us know, and we can include the information in our communications. Please email uwao@uw.edu and put A&O Part 3 in the subject line.

Learning Outcomeskeyboard_arrow_down

Through participation in Advising & Orientation Part 3, students will be able to:

1. Identify campus resources (in-person) that will assist them with their transition to the University of Washington;
2. Describe the importance of meeting with an academic adviser;
3. Identify ways to enhance their Husky experience through in-person interactions with faculty, staff, and the community;
4. Describe the value of building community both inside and outside the classroom;
5. Identify tools to connect self-identity to one's educational experience, and
6. Understand similarities and differences between high school, community college, and a university, and begin successfully navigating their college experience.