First Year Students | Bostwick Marketplace, Elaine Langone Center
Make sure to have your student ID with you.

First Year Students | Pre-health: Forum, Elaine Langone Center Pre-law: Gallery Theatre, Elaine Langone Center
Students interested in law or health professions are welcome to attend one of these information sessions. If you have a conflict during this time, individual appointments will be available through the Center for Career Advancement. Please call 570-577-1238 to set up an appointment with Dr. Alison Patterson (pre-health) or Molly Gorby (pre-law).

First Year Students | See Bucknell app or ask your OA for meeting locations
You will meet with your Foundation Seminar instructor for an introduction to academic life and discuss the transition to college-level work. You will also make an appointment with your instructor and adviser to receive individual advising. Make sure to bring something to take notes! FOUN 98 31: Tell Me a Story - Hamnet, Christina, OLRY 232

FOUN 98 32: Can You Believe They Said That - Scott, Jocelyne, TAYL 203

FOUN 98 33: Seeing Otherwise in Arab Films - Isleem, Martin, VAUG 102

FOUN 98 34: Poetry & Knowledge - Hays, Katie, BUHL 100

FOUN 98 35: Creativity & Dissent: Russia - Murphy, Lenora, DANA 115

FOUN 98 36: Building Community & Identity - Pearson, James, BIOL 324

FOUN 98 37: Intro Psychology of Creativity - Zeitlen, Daniel, TAYL 208

FOUN 98 38: A Science That Cares - Mitsch, Chris, OLIN 275

FOUN 98 39: Tell Me a Story - Hamlet, Christina, OLRY 232

FOUN 98 40: Beyond Culture Shock - Davis, Coralynn, VAUG 201

FOUN 98 41: Becoming an Adult - Murray, Joe, BIOL 101

FOUN 98 42: Red Star Rising - Kasimova, Zukhra, DANA 227

FOUN 98 43: The Globalization Debate - Magee, Christopher, COLE 120

FOUN 98 44: The Social Life of Books - Falciani Maldonado, Susan, COLE 221

FOUN 98 45: Ancient Origins:Secret History - Larson, Stephanie, ACET 234

FOUN 98 46: Bucknellians and World War II - Del Testa, David, ACET 115

FOUN 98 47: Outsiders & the City - Daly, Kevin, COLE 150

FOUN 98 48: Love & Sex on the Silk Road - Shields, James, ACET 327

FOUN 98 49: Taboos in the Arab World - Isleem, Dena, SWMU 117

FOUN 98 50: Seeing through Cinema - Faden, Eric, HOLM 252

FOUN 98 51: The Technological Society - Riley, Alexander, COLE 119

FOUN 98 52: Mathematopia - Ryan, Nathan, OLIN 351

FOUN 98 53: Water: Movement & Env Concerns - Jacob, Rob, BIOL 104

FOUN 98 54: Islamophobia - Olson, Caitlyn, COLE 118

FOUN 98 55: Screening World Wars in Cinema - Garcia Martin, Juan Andres, DANA 134

FOUN 98 56: Screening World Wars in Cinema - Garcia Martin, Juan Andres, DANA 134

FOUN 98 57: Gender Injustice in STEM - Gwin, Carley, DANA 117

FOUN 98 58: Love and Learning - MacKenzie-Dawson, Sarah, OLIN 254

FOUN 98 59: Carbon: From Fossil to Future - Curtin, Lorelei, OLRY 103

FOUN 98 60: Talk about Pop Muzik - Mulligan, Adrian, HOLM 102

FOUN 98 61: Writers' Ways - Gabriel, Bix, VAUG 101

FOUN 98 62: Living Like Gandhi - McLain, Karline, COLE 054

FOUN 98 63: Tourism & Caribbean Culture - Dalleo, Rafe, HOLM 129

FOUN 98 64: The History of Money - Malherek, Joseph, ACWS 108

FOUN 98 65: The History of Money - Malherek, Joseph, ACWS 108

FOUN 98 66: Tolkien, Lewis, & Totalitarian - Siewers, Paul, SWMU 116

FOUN 98 67: Bad Kids - Lomeli, Hilario, COLE 251

FOUN 98 68: Entrepreneurial Mindset - Jablonski, Erin, ACWS 200

FOUN 98 69: Cuba and the Global South - Cort, Aisha, HOLM 202

FOUN 98 70: History Wars: Fights Over Past - Weber, Kent, ACWS 215

FOUN 98 71: History Wars: Fights Over Past - Weber, Kent, ACWS 215

FOUN 98 72: The Universal Machine - Brooksbank, Peter, DANA 319

FOUN 98 73: Documenting China - Tian, Xi, OLIN 451

FOUN 98 74: African American Language - Smith, Hiram, HOLM 251

FOUN 98 75: The Power of Place - Brown-Weinstock, Rachel, ACWS 210

FOUN 98 76: The Power of Place - Brown-Weinstock, Rachel, ACWS 210

FOUN 98 77: Science,Cosmos,& Understanding - Campbell, Terry, RCHM 101

FOUN 98 78: Science,Cosmos,& Understanding - Campbell, Terry, RCHM 101

FOUN 98 79: The Place of Global Justice - Massaro, Vanessa, ACWS 203

FOUN 98 80: Science,Tech. & Global Justice - Mir, Darakhshan, OLIN 255

FOUN 98 81: Arts/Representations/Slavery - Gosson, Renee, COLE 055

RESC 098 01: Art & Authorship - Frey, Jonathan, HOLM 341

RESC 098 17: What Makes a Good Society? - Gasaway, Brantley, COLE 231

RESC 098 10: Illusions - Mitchel, Aaron, DANA 137

RESC 098 11: Principles of Alchemy - Smith, Brian, BIOL 102

RESC 098 12: Revolution! A Global History - Dosemeci, Mehmet, COLE 219

RESC 098 13: US & Asia in the 21st Century - Zhu, Zhiqun, ACWS 116

RESC 098 02: Discovery of theExpressiveSelf - Martincich, Dustyn, TUST 107

RESC 098 25: The Science of Supervillains - Kopec, Abigail, HOLM 104

RESC 098 26: Particles, People,and Progress - Dong, Jiajia, HOLM 116

RESC 098 05: Innovation: It's in Our Nature - Koutsoliotas, Sally, COLE 023

RESC 098 06: Harnessing Nature - Knoedler, Jan, COLE 020

RESC 098 09: Adventures in Artful Math - Bickel, Kelly, OLIN 268

RESC 098 16: Karma - Young, Stuart, RCHM 102

First Year Students | Personal Finance & Budgeting – Trout Auditorium Student Loans & Debt – Forum, Elaine Langone Center

First Year Students | Bostwick Marketplace, Elaine Langone Center
Make sure to have your student ID with you.

First Year Students | Personal Finance & Budgeting – Trout Auditorium Student Loans & Debt – Forum, Elaine Langone Center

First Year Students | Bostwick Marketplace, Elaine Langone Center
Make sure to have your student ID with you.

First Year Students | See description for locations
Students in the College of Arts & Sciences will meet with faulty from their departments to discuss degree requirements.Art & Art History - Holmes Hall 341

Animal Behavior - Biology Building 102

Biology Buildingogy - Rooke Chemistry 116

Cell Biology Buildingogy/Biochemistry - Biology Building 101

Chemistry - Rooke Chemistry 101

Classics & Mediterranean Studies - Vaughn Literature Building 101

Computer Science - Academic West 210

East Asian Studies - Coleman Hall 119

Economics - Academic West 108

Education - Academic East 115

English Creative Writing - Bucknell Hall 100

English Film/Media Studies - Coleman Hallman Hall 221

English Literary Studies - Vaughn Literature Building 125 (Willard Smith Library)

Geography - Academic West 203

) Geology/Environmental Geosciences - O'Leary 218

History - Coleman Hall 120

) International Relations - Academic West 114

Italian Studies - Coleman Hall 150

Latin American Studies - Academic West 211

Mathematics & Statistics - Olin Science 372

Mathematical Economics - Olin Science 372

Neuroscience - Biology Building 104

Philosophy - Coleman Hall 023

Physics & Astronomy/Biophysics - Olin Science Building 264

Political Science - Academic West 116

Psychology - O'Leary 201

Theatre & Dance - In lieu of a Group Advising Session, students are invited to an Open House on August 23rd from 12-1 p.m. Coleman Hallman Hall, in the Harvey Powers Theatre

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Students interested in the following majors should contact the Department Chair directly for questions. -

Department - Contact Person

Arabic Studies - Professor Isleem, mi006@bucknell.edu

) Critical Black Studies - Professor Banks, nbanks@bucknell.edu

Comparative & Digital Humanities - Professor Shields, jms089@bucknell.edu

) Environmental Science/Studies - Professor Wilshusen, pwilshus@bucknell.edu

) French & Francophone Studies - Professor Dupont, nd014@bucknell.edu

) German Studies - Professor Slodounik, ras073@bucknell.edu

Hebrew - Professor Rogovin, omr002@bucknell.edu

) Linguistics - Professor Lorimor, hml003@bucknell.edu

) Music - Professor Roseth, ner008@bucknell.edu

) Religious Studies - Professor White, ewhite@bucknell.edu

) Russian Studies - Professor Lavine, jlavine@bucknell.edu

) Sociology & Anthropology - Professor Tran, alt013@bucknell.edu

) Spanish - Professor McKinney, cm038@bucknell.edu

) Women & Gender Studies - Professor Delsandro, delsandro@bucknell.edu

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First Year Students | Trout Auditorium
Students in the Freeman College of Management will meet with Freeman faculty to review the Academic Progress Report (APR), degree requirements, and academic planning. This session is required for all management students.

First Year Students | Sojka Pavilion
Students in the College of Engineering will join their classmates and professors for a fun teamwork and problem-solving activity. This session is required for all engineering students as well as Arts & Sciences and Management students enrolled in ENGR 100. Arts & Sciences and Management students should attend their college's group advising meetings at 1:30 and come to the ENGR 100 meeting immediately afterward.

First Year Students | Faculty Offices
Students in the College of Arts & Sciences can use this time to meet with their faculty adviser(s) individually and discuss changes to their course schedule. The Registrar’s Office, located in Marts Hall, will be open until 4:30 p.m. to make approved changes. If you don't know who your adviser is, check your Academic Progress Report in Banner Web.

First Year Students | Science Quad (rain location: Olin Science 451 & 475)
Are you taking MATH 192 or MATH 201 this fall and still working on the Countdown to Calculus course? Do you like sweet treats? Join us for a casual, drop-in session! This is a chance to talk about what to expect in calculus and answer your questions about Countdown to Calculus. You are welcome to bring a device to work on the program while you snack. (Vegan and allergy-conscious options will be available.)

First Year Students | Holmes Hall
Freeman students will have the opportunity to explore the spaces in Holmes Hall that are most frequented by them in their day-to-day life. They will familiarize themselves with Holmes Hall, student, staff, and faculty spaces, such as (but not limited to): their advisor’s office, Dean's Suite, and the Moriarty Investment Lab.

First Year Students | Morrow Bucknell Farm
Meet the summer farm students; see the beautiful vegetable fields, labyrinth and fire pit; learn how you can get involved with the Bucknell Farm and Lewisburg Community Garden; and enjoy some Pelican Sno Balls!

First Year Students | Faculty Offices
Students in the Freeman College of Management can use this time to meet with their faculty adviser individually and discuss changes to their course schedule. The Registrar’s Office, located in Marts Hall, will be open until 4:30 p.m. to make approved changes. If you don't know who your adviser is, check your Academic Progress Report in Banner Web.

First Year Students | On your own
Use this time to continue creating your Pathways ePortfolio and work on your August reflection assignments. Check your Bucknell email for a message with more details and instructions to help you move through this process.Login to Digication to get started. Visit the Pathways Program website for instructions on setting up your portfolio and working on assignments.

First Year Students
Students who have declared an engineering major will meet with faculty to discuss course and major requirements. Undeclared students are welcome to attend to learn more about a specific major (please attend the meeting of your first-choice major). There is a required group meeting for undeclared students at 4:30 p.m.Biomedical Engineering - Academic East 227

) Chemical Engineering - Dana Engineering 134

) Civil & Environmental Engineering - Breakiron Engineering 166

) Computer Science Engineering - Gardner Lecture Hall, Dana Engineering 113

) Electrical & Computer Engineering - Dana Engineering 303

) Mechanical Engineering - Academic West 108

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First Year Students | Gardner Lecture Hall, Dana Engineering 113
Undeclared College of Engineering students will meet with faculty to discuss course and major requirements.*Dean Norton will break out into Dana 115 after the presentation with 5-year students *Remaining undeclared students will remain in Dana 113 for small group advising

First Year Students | Weis Center Concert Hall
This live show is a fun and revolutionary approach to understanding sexual and intimate boundaries. The founder of The Center for Respect and author of Can I Kiss You?, Mike Domitrz will lead a thought-provoking program about dating, respect and intimacy.

First Year Students | Bostwick Marketplace, Elaine Langone Center
Make sure to have your student ID with you.

First Year Students | Bostwick Marketplace, Elaine Langone Center
Make sure to have your student ID with you.

First Year Students | Weis Center Concert Hall
This live show is a fun and revolutionary approach to understanding sexual and intimate boundaries. The founder of The Center for Respect and author of Can I Kiss You?, Mike Domitrz will lead a thought-provoking program about dating, respect and intimacy.

First Year Students | Various Locations (OAs will direct)
Students will meet with their OAs, RA, JF and hallmates to participate in a group conversation about the Can I Kiss You? presentation and learn more about related campus and community resources.

First Year Students | Bostwick Marketplace, Elaine Langone Center
Make sure to have your student ID with you. Stop by Bostwick to play bingo, win prizes and enjoy a delicious late-night breakfast cooked by your OAs!