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Saturday, April 13

Campus Shuttles

Shuttles will run continuously from S. Willard Street in front of Perry Hall to the parking

lot at The Miller Center at Lakeside Campus until

5:30 PM.

Drop-In Sessions for Financial Aid

CounselingMeet individually

with a member of the Financial Aid Team.

Perry Hall, 2nd Floor, 10:30 AM–4:00 PM

Have a Question?

TEXT YOUR QUESTION to 802.662.2771 and we’ll get back to you!

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Visit Our Campus Store

1st Floor, Center for Communication & Creative Media

CAMPUS STORE OPEN:Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM

Saturday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM Show this program and get 10% off!

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Schedule at a Glance | 7:30 AM–3:30 PM

ALL ATTENDEES

7:30–9:00 AM Parking & Check-In

8:15–9:15 AM Welcome Presentation

10:00 AM–12:30 PMGame Studio Overview, Gathering, & Connections With Faculty, Q&A, Academic Presentations By Major, Core Convivium

STUDENT SCHEDULE

12:30–2:30 PM Lunch, Music, Activities, Tours, & Connecting

2:30–3:30 PM Women’s Welcome

2:30–3:30 PM Information Fair & Refreshments

3:30 PM End of Day

FAMILY & FRIENDS SCHEDULE

10:30 AM–4:00 PM Meet With a Financial Aid Counselor

11:00 AM–1:00 PM Enjoy Lunch With Us

11:00 AM–2:00 PM Tours: Campus, Residence Hall, & Lakeside (Lakeside Tours from 1:00–3:00 PM)

11:30 AM–12:30 PM Study Abroad & Radically Pragmatic Career Preparation— Two Distinctly Champlain Experiences

12:30–1:15 PM Successful Transitions: A Conversation for Families

1:00–2:30 PM Drop-In Opportunities

1:30–2:15 PM Successful Transitions: A Conversation for Families

1:30–2:30 PM Study Abroad & Radically Pragmatic Career Preparation— Two Distinctly Champlain Experiences

2:30–3:30 PM Information Fair & Refreshments

3:30 PM End of Day

Arrive Admitted.Depart Enrolled.Make Your Deposit Today!

11:00 AM–2:00 PM CCM Building, Commuter Lounge, 1st Floor

2:30–3:30 PM IDX Center, Argosy Gymnasium, Lower Level

All students who deposit today or who previously deposited will receive a special gift pack!

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Morning Schedule

7:30–9:00 AMParking & Check-InMiller Center at Lakeside Campus, 175 Lakeside Avenue

8:15–8:30 AMPre-Show: Let’s Get This Party Started!Flynn Center for the Performing ArtsAnthony Mahon, Creative Media, ’19 Performance by Champlain’s a capella group, Purposeful Dissonance DJ Josh “KermiTT” Kerman, ‘17

8:30–9:15 AMWelcome PresentationFlynn Center for the Performing ArtsPresenters:Lisa Bunders, Ed.D., Vice President for Enrollment Management Diane Soboski, Director of Admissions Laurie Quinn, Ph.D., Provost and Senior Vice President for Academics Alex Barnett, Game Production Management, ’22 Alana Baker, Law, ’21 Jessy Moyer, Communication, ’19 Meghan Donovan, Computer Information Technology, ’20 Bekemeh Airewele, Marketing, ’19 Dylan Francis, Computer Networking & Cybersecurity, ’19 Nancy Champagne, Computer & Digital Forensics, ’19 Angela E. Batista, Ed.D., Vice President of Student Affairs and Institutional Diversity & Inclusion Donald J. Laackman, President After remarks, board shuttles or walk to campus (weather permitting).

10:00 AM–12:15 PMGame Studio Overview, Gathering, & Connections With Faculty, Q&AIDX Student Life Center, Argosy Gymnasium, Lower Level Join the full Game Studio for a gathering of all four degree programs—Game Art & Animation, Game Design, Game Programming, and Game Production Management— and meet your future professional network. Learn about the Game Studio’s collaborative game production courses and the benefits of being part of our studio, like study abroad in Montreal, the Champlain College Game Developers Association, internships, and our Senior Show and Recruitment Days. Admitted students will participate in a testing session of this year’s senior games and are encouraged to talk to our soon-to-be-grads about their experiences at Champlain. Parents can engage in an in-depth Q&A session about Champlain and careers in the game industry.

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Student Schedule

10:00–12:30 PM Core ConviviumCenter for Communication & Creative Media, EATS, 3rd FloorThe Core Division is the home of Champlain’s signature general education program. We invite you to the Core Convivium, a showcase of student work that represents our unique interdisciplinary curriculum. Join us for a self-portrait exhibit and explore how our bodies influence the way we think about the world. Chat with students and faculty who have just returned from trips to India, England, the Galapagos Islands, Italy, and Zanzibar.

12:30–2:30 PMLunch, Music, Activities, Tours, & ConnectingCenter for Communication & Creative Media, Champlain Room, 3rd FloorJoin our current student leaders and the Student Engagement team for lunch, tours, and fun activities.

TOUR OPTIONS:

Join Our Students for a Campus TourSee key locations on campus, including residence halls, academic centers, and student hubs, through the eyes of our Student Ambassadors.

Experience First-Year Living: Join a Residence Hall TourThere are no cookie-cutter cinder-block dorms here! See our Victorian-era mansions and the Finney Quad halls for yourself.

Explore Our Centers of Experience During a Lakeside Campus Tour (Available from 1:00–3:00 PM)Take the shuttle to The Miller Center at Lakeside Campus for a tour of one or all of the following:

• Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation (LCDI): The LCDI is one of the country’s leading destinations for the study of cybersecurity, digital investigation, computer networking, and information security. Here, students gain valuable experience by participating in professional-level lab work, research, and investigations.

• The Emergent Media Center® (EMC): At the EMC, students work on groundbreaking digital media projects for positive social impact. Games, interactive experiences, mobile apps, virtual reality, alternative controllers, and video are just some of what is created.

• Generator Makerspace: Generator offers a plethora of tools, from 3-D printers and laser cutters to electronics and metal-working equipment. Experienced Champlain student techs will be on hand at Generator to provide tours and more information.

Visit the Office of Diversity & Inclusion (ODI)ODI creates a welcoming, accepting and, affirming environment for all students while providing support to all underrepresented student populations.

Get to Know the Women’s & Gender CenterCome experience the warm and welcoming space that defines the Women’s & Gender Center. This office provides a comfortable, inclusive, and fun place for students to hang out, meet new friends, and have good conversation. Everyone is welcome!

2:30–3:30 PMWomen’s WelcomeIDX Student Life Center, Fireside LoungeEvery year during our Admitted Student Day events, the Women’s & Gender Center hosts a special welcome event for future members of the Class of 2023 to meet current Champlain women as well as their potential future classmates. Join us for a casual meet and greet and get to know our community of strong, active, and engaged women. Hors d’oeuvres and refreshments will be served.

2:30–3:30 PMInformation Fair & RefreshmentsIDX Student Life Center, Argosy Gymnasium, Lower LevelReconnect with your family and friends and enjoy refreshments while you talk with division Deans as well as representatives from Admissions, Build Your Own Business (BYOBiz®), Career Collaborative, Center for Publishing, Center for Service & Sustainability, Champlain Abroad, Counseling Center, Office of Financial Aid, Office of Accessibility, Office of Diversity & Inclusion, Residential Life, SMART Space, Student Government Association, Transportation, and the Women’s & Gender Center.

3:30 PMEnd of DayShuttles depart from the S. Willard Street bus stopShuttle service back to Lakeside Campus.

Calling All Transfers!1:00–2:00 PM in the

Center for Communication & Creative Media Room 212

Connect with our Transfer Coordinator to get all your questions answered.

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Family & Friends Schedule

10:00–12:30 PMCore ConviviumCenter for Communication & Creative Media, EATS, 3rd FloorThe Core Division is the home of Champlain’s signature general education program. We invite you to the Core Convivium, a showcase of student work that represents our unique interdisciplinary curriculum. Join us for a self-portrait exhibit and explore how our bodies influence the way we think about the world. Chat with students and faculty who have just returned from spring break trips to India, England, the Galapagos Islands, Italy, and Zanzibar.

10:30 AM–4:00 PMMeet With a Financial Aid CounselorPerry Hall, 2nd FloorStop by anytime for an individual meeting with a Financial Aid Counselor.

11:00 AM–1:00 PMEnjoy Lunch With UsIDX Student Life Center, Dining Hall, 2nd FloorJoin us for a buffet lunch and enjoy conversation with family and friends of other admitted students.

11:00 AM–2:00 PMTours!Depart from Center for Communication & Creative Media, Commuter Lounge, 1st Floor

TOUR OPTIONS:

Join Our Students for a Campus TourSee key locations on campus, including residence halls, academic centers, and student hubs, through the eyes of our Student Ambassadors.

Experience First-Year Living: Join a Residence Hall TourThere are no cookie-cutter cinder-block dorms here! See our Victorian-era mansions and the Finney Quad halls for yourself.

Explore Our Centers of Experience During a Lakeside Campus Tour (Available from 1:00–3:00 PM)Take the shuttle to The Miller Center at Lakeside Campus for a tour of the Senator Patrick Leahy Center for Digital Investigation and/or the Emergent Media Center and the Generator Makerspace. (See complete descriptions of these tours on the Student Schedule.)

11:30 AM–12:30 PM & 1:30–2:30 PMStudy Abroad & Radically Pragmatic Career Preparation— Two Distinctly Champlain ExperiencesCenter for Communication & Creative Media, Room 221The success of Champlain College depends on the success of its graduates. No other college in the country, and possibly the world, offers as comprehensive a career and personal finance education as the one taught at Champlain. Our innovative approach to career preparation is made even more unique by our commitment to a global education. (Champlain is #13 in country for the number of students who study-abroad!)

In this session, you will hear from the Director of Career Collaborative, Dr. Tanja Hinterstoisser, about our multidimensional career-focused education and from Dr. Noah Goldblatt, Director of Study Abroad, about our study abroad opportunities. You’ll learn about the science and strategy behind our extraordinary employment rate; our employer and corporate engagement programs; and get introduced to our innovative and strategic self-marketing and financial literacy curriculum, called InSight. You’ll also learn how study abroad can increase your student’s hiring potential, support their personal growth, and provide them with life-changing experiences.

11:30 AM–12:15 PM & 1:30–2:15 PMSuccessful Transitions—A Conversation for FamiliesCenter for Communication & Creative Media, Room 232The transition to college brings challenges not only for students, but for families, too! How can you most effectively support your student during this exciting juncture in their—and your—life? Hosted by our faculty in Champlain College’s Cooperrider Center for Appreciative Inquiry, this interactive session will provide families with an opportunity to connect with other families to explore how you can best support your student, and yourself, after you drop them off on campus.

1:00–2:30 PMDrop-In Opportunities

OPTIONS:

Visit the Office of Diversity & Inclusion (ODI) IDX Student Life Center, Office of Diversity & Inclusion, 2nd FloorODI creates a welcoming, accepting, and affirming environment for all students while providing support to all underrepresented student populations.

Get to Know the Women’s & Gender CenterSkiff Hall Annex, Women’s & Gender Center, 1st FloorCome experience the warm and welcoming space that defines the Women’s & Gender Center. This office provides a comfortable, inclusive, and fun place for students to hang out, meet new friends, and have good conversation. Everyone is welcome!

2:30–3:30 PMInformation Fair & RefreshmentsIDX Student Life Center, Dining Hall, 2nd FloorReconnect with your student and enjoy refreshments while you talk with the division Deans as well as representatives from Admissions, Build Your Own Business (BYOBiz), Career Collaborative, Center for Publishing, Center for Service & Sustainability, Champlain Abroad, Counseling Center, Office of Financial Aid, Office of Accessibility, Office of Diversity & Inclusion, Residential Life, SMART Space, Student Government Association, Transportation, and the Women’s & Gender Center.

3:30 PMEnd of DayShuttles depart from the S. Willard Street bus stopShuttle service back to Lakeside Campus.

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ACADEMIC BUILDINGS/FACILITIES1 The Gallery2 Skiff Hall & Skiff Annex3 Durick Hall4 Garden House5 Coolidge House6 West Hall7 Caretaker’s Cottage8 Metz Studio Barn9 Welcome & Admission

Center at Roger H. Perry Hall

10 Rowell Annex11 IDX Student Life Center12 Alumni Auditorium13 Center for

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14 Hauke Family Campus Center

15 S.D. Ireland Family Center for Global Business & Technology

16 Aiken Hall17 Miller Information

Commons18 Foster Hall19 Wick Hall20 Freeman Hall21 Joyce Learning Center22 The Miller Center at

Lakeside Campus23 Physical Plant/Generator

RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGSA North HouseB Sanders HallC 396 Main StreetD Boardman HallE 371 Main StreetF 158 South Willard StreetG Whiting Hall/

Student Health Center H Juniper HallI Adirondack HallJ Lakeview Hall

K Butler HallL 308 Maple StreetM Valcour HallN McDonald HallO Hill HallP Lyman HallQ Rowell HallR Bankus HallS Jensen HallT South HouseU Bader HallV Cushing HallW Pearl HallX Carriage HouseY Schillhammer HallZ 194 Saint Paul StreetAA Summit Hall

COMMON SPACES1A Finney Quad1B Rozendaal Courtyard1C Aiken Quad

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Core ConviviumDivision of Communication & Creative Media, EATS, 3rd FloorVisit us anytime between 9:30 AM–12:30 PM or at the time indicated on your schedule.The Core is Champlain’s signature general education program. Please join us for a banquet of student work in the Core!

COR 110: Concepts of the Self presents a self-portrait galleryFirst-year students in COR 110 examine “concepts of the self” through four different disciplinary perspectives: neuroscience, art, literature, and psychology. At semester’s end, students are asked to create self-portraits that reflect their own self-understanding and demonstrate an understanding of the various academic disciplines encountered in COR 110. The self-portraits on display encompass a stunning variety of artistic styles, mediums, and messages.

COR 220: Aesthetic ExpressionsWhat is art? How do literature and music express both traditional and revolutionary ideas? Student projects explore these and other questions of aesthetics.

COR 230: Ethics and the EnvironmentThe decisions that humans make about the environment today will decide the fate of future generations. On display will be a selection of poster projects that highlight local environmental policy research.

COR 240: BodiesHow do we know ourselves through our physical bodies? How are different types of bodies represented in our arts and media? And how does the body influence the way we think about the world? View student projects that explore embodiment.

LOCAL CONTEXTS/GLOBAL CONNECTIONSCOR 330: Shaking the Spirit: Sacred Arts of the Afro-Caribbean World presents Boutey Vodou: Student art inspired by the artists of Grand Rue, Port au Prince, HaitiIn the material and ritual arts of the Afro-Atlantic world, richly decorated bottles serve various symbolic functions. Students—inspired by these traditional arts and their creators —have fashioned their own bottles, exploring the bottle as, for example, symbol and metaphor for the trans-Atlantic slave trade; the commodification of culture; the fluidity of personal and communal identities. What’s in a bottle? Through art and analysis, Champlain students offer complex answers to this deceptively simple question.

FACULTY-LED TRAVEL COURSESMeet Core faculty and students who have recently returned from course trips. This year, groups visited India, England, the Galapagos Islands, Italy, and Zanzibar, where students delivered computers to an elementary school. The students will share stories and photographs of their experiences.

TRANSFER STUDENTS AND INTEGRATIVE THINKINGStudents who transfer into Champlain take a special seminar designed to foster integrative thinking. The highlight of the semester is the students’ interdisciplinary, integrative projects.

GLOBAL STUDIES MINORCOR 470: Global Studies SeminarStudents enrolled in our Global Studies minor will provide guests a description of what it means to be a global citizen, share their own travel magazine, and offer a chance to pledge commitment to global citizenship.

While you’re here grab your Champlain College merchandise or shop at the online store.

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Hannah KingsleyADMISSIONS COUNSELOR CALL/TEXT: 802.733.9126E: hkingsley@champlain.eduTERRITORY: Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Massachusetts (zip codes: 010–013), Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, and Wisconsin

Leah MillerASSISTANT DIRECTOR CALL/TEXT: 802.551.1958E: lnmiller@champlain.eduTERRITORY: Connecticut, Massachusetts (zip codes: 014–017, 025–027), Rhode Island, Texas, and Utah

Nadia MitchellASSOCIATE DIRECTORCALL/TEXT: 802.671.5593E: nmitchell@champlain.eduTERRITORY: Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Vermont (zip codes: 050, 054, 056, 058-059), Washington, and Wyoming

Diane SoboskiDIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS CALL/TEXT: 802.267.3270E: dsoboski@champlain.edu

Julia CaminitiASSOCIATE DIRECTORCALL/TEXT: 802.891.4182E: caminiti@champlain.eduTERRITORY: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, Massachusetts (zip codes: 018–024), Mississippi, Tennessee, West Virginia, and Vermont Transfer Students

Dominique Cornacchia ‘18ADMISSIONS COUNSELOR CALL/TEXT: 802.771.9859E: dcornacchia@champlain.eduTERRITORY: D.C., Delaware, Maine, Maryland, New Hampshire, Vermont (zip codes: 051–053, 057), and Virginia

Jessa KarkiDIRECTOR, INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES(+1) 802.865.6485E: jkarki@champlain.eduTERRITORY: International Students

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Lost & FoundVisit the Information Desk in

the CCM Building, Commuter Lounge, 1st Floor

Have a Question?TEXT YOUR QUESTION

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Keep Us GreenChamplain has been nationally recognized for our outstanding

work maintaining a Green Campus environment. Help us

today by sorting your disposable items into our designated bins.

Our student ECO Reps will be there to guide you.

IDX STUDENT LIFE CENTER, ARGOSY GYMNASIUM, LOWER LEVEL

Information Fair & Refreshments

2:30–3:30 PM

Meet with administrators from key departments across the campus, including:

Admissions

Build Your Own Business (BYOBiz)

Career Collaborative

Center for Publishing

Center for Service & Sustainability

Champlain Abroad

Counseling Center

Office of Accessibility

Office of Diversity & Inclusion

Office of Financial Aid

Residential Life

SMART Space

Student Government Association

Transportation

Women’s & Gender Center

Need a Break?

WiFi is available without a password

all over campus. Just select the

“student” network.

FIRESIDE LOUNGE: If you’re looking for a good spot to relax and regroup, have a seat here. Located in the IDX Student Life Center

on the main floor.

LIBRARY: Visit the Miller Information Commons, where you can peruse the latest books and magazines.

BUSChamplain students and employees enjoy FREE city bus rides anytime, anywhere.

CARNo need to bring your car: CarShare VT membership is FREE to students and employees.

FOOTWalk the length of campus or to downtown Burlington in just 10 minutes.

BICYCLETake advantage of our bike share, indoor and outdoor bike parking, and bike mechanic workshop.

No Car, No Problem.

We’ve Got You Covered.

There are plenty of great transportation options that make getting to and around campus easy and convenient, including a FREE membership to greenride bikeshare for deposited students!

Stop by the Deposit Booth in the Center for Communication & Creative Media or at the Information Fair to secure your free membership today. (A unique membership code will be emailed to enrolled students by August 1.)

PIZZERIA VERITÀ156 St Paul Street

“I absolutely love Pizzeria Verità. There are a few good pizza places around Burlington, but Pizzeria Verità has some incredible choices and a few very unique dishes. I personally love their Brussels sprouts pizza, but they have plenty of classic options as well. No matter what you order here, you won’t be disappointed. It can get pretty busy there on the weekends so I usually try to make a reservation before I go.” –Charlie Carucci, ’18

REVOLUTION KITCHEN9 Center Street

“This is a great option for vegetarians or vegans or anyone wanting to try those types of dishes. You’d be surprised how much you’ll like the vegan tacos, and the desserts are to die for! Revolution Kitchen is open for dinner most weekdays and Saturday.” –Haley Parent, ’18

FOUR CORNERS OF THE EARTH310 Pine Street

“This small sandwich shop has a large variety of options inspired by cuisine and flavors from all over the world. I love trying something different every time I eat there. The art is really funky and entertaining too! It’s a cash-only restaurant, but they have an ATM inside.”

–Zynab Makki, ’19

THE STUDENT AMBASSADOR TEAM’S

Top Burlington RestaurantsLooking for a place around town to grab a bite? With so many incredible restaurants it can be hard to choose. Our Student Ambassadors have put together a list of their favorite places to eat, just for you!

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Next Steps: Fall 2019 Enrollment—As soon as you’ve paid your enrollment deposit, you’ll start to wonder: What else do I need to do before classes start in August?

In mid-May you’ll receive your New Student To-Do List, a step-by-step guide on all the steps you’ll need to take to ensure a smooth transition into life at Champlain College.

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July 1Fall tuition and housing balance available online

Registration for New Student Orientation opens

August 1Fall semester tuition and housing balance due

Register for Family Weekend and book your hotel/flights

August 16 Housing assignments available

August 22–25 New Student Orientation & Move-In

August 26 Fall classes begin

September 20–22 Family Weekend