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Dates and Deadlines
August 1  -  Deadline to submit your final high school transcript to the Office of Undergraduate Admission.

August 15Fall Tuition Bill Due. Log into Gibson Online to view and pay your Student Account bill.

August 15 Deadline to waive or decline the Tulane-sponsored Student Health Insurance Plan (T-SHIP) before you are automatically charged and enrolled.


The new academic year is just around the corner - can you believe it? We're looking forward to having y'all join us on campus in a few weeks. Now's the time to start getting ready, and more importantly, getting excited! 

New Student Orientation and Fall Welcome are Tulane's kick-off to the new academic year. Both feature  programming to help y'all navigate your first weeks at Tulane and to welcome back returning students.  Nervous about the transition? Take heart - we hav e 95 Wave Leaders and 8 Board of Directors to guide you through the process. These upperclassmen students comprise the orientation student staff. You'll be placed in a small group and have a Wave Leader to guide you throughout NSO! You'll even stay in touch via the Tulane Orientation app - don't forget to download it! Details below.
 
Our official hashtag for NSO is #TUNSO18 - you'll see it on our Instagram ( @tulanenslp) and we hope you'll use it to show us the  tons of fun you have! (See what we did there?!) You can also use #Tulane2022 to show some class pride!

Questions, comments, or concerns? We're here to help. We're available by phone at (504) 865-5180 or email at [email protected].

Roll Wave!
Courtney
Courtney German
Coordinator, New Student & Leadership Programs
ACTION ITEM: Submit your photo for your Tulane Splash Card
Did you know you need your Splash Card (Tulane ID) in order to check into your residence hall room on Move-In Day? Avoid the lines and the hassle of having your Splash Card made on Move-In Day by submitting a photo through Gibson Online so your Splash Card can be printed in advance and available for you to pick up when you check into your residence hall.

View instructions HERE. Hurry, the deadline to do so is Monday, August 6
Tulane Orientation App
Download the Tulane Orientation App! The app is your one-stop shop for staying connected during New Student Orientation (NSO) and Fall Welcome. Use the app to check out the NSO schedule now! Once NSO begins, you'll use the app to communicate with your Wave Leader, build a schedule, and stay connected. 

Download the Tulane Orientation App in the Apple app store or  Google Play store now! Follow these steps to download:
  • Search TU Welcome or Tulane Orientation  
  • Download the app  
  • Tap "next" 
  • Select role as "student" 
  • Tap "sign up with email" 
  • Create an account using your tulane.edu email address 
  • Once you've created an account, you'll receive an email with a verification code.
  • Type the verification code back into the app and complete the rest of the login process

Check your SPAM/Junk folder for the verification email. If you experience trouble, call our office at (504) 865-5180 and we can help verify your account.  

 

*The Fall Welcome schedule will be available in the app beginning August 15.
Achieve Your Fitness Goals with Tulane Campus Rec
Tulane Campus Rec's Fitness & Wellness offerings can help you improve your health and wellness through flexibility, stress relief, strength, and cardio training. Visit reilycenter.com for more info on Fitness & Wellness. Download the Tulane Campus Rec Mobile App for Android or iPhone.

GROUP FITNESS
Group Exercise Classes are designed to make your fitness goals easily attainable while giving you an energizing workout. Choose from over 50 free classes weekly. The Group Exercise schedule is available online or on our TU Rec app. Group Cycling, Yoga & Pilates passes are included in student memberships. Or, create your own Custom Fitness Class.
 
TU Campus Rec offers a variety of Personal Training options to help clients improve their health and well-being. Check out one of our FREE Personal Fitness Assessment dates on September 11 or November 11 or sign up for Personal Training or Small Group Training!
 
If you're interested in becoming a Fitness Instructor, certifications and continuing education workshops can help you reach those goals.
 
Group Ex Challenge: Begins September 1
Twilight Yoga: September 18
Paddleboard Yoga: September 24, October 22, November 19
BodyPump Launch Party: October 19
Zumbathon: October 19
Restorative Yoga Study Break: December 10
The O Fall Leadership Retreat  | September 14-16, 2018 | Biloxi, Mississippi
Reserve your spot for the Fall Leadership Retreat! Each year, we take 50 students to a retreat off-campus to build relationships and step out of their comfort zone in a safe, bold, and inclusive environment. Students return from the retreat with increased enthusiasm and heightened awareness of personal development and human differences. During the retreat, we'll promote self-care, discuss conflict resolution , and explore leadership development and finding your community.  Register here!
Fall Welcome Spotlight: Student Activities Expo
Student organizations are a great way to connect with campus life and Tulane has more than 250 to choose from! Student organizations offer a wealth of opportunities for you to meet new people, explore new interests and learn new skills. 

Learn all about Tulane student organizations and meet their members at the Activities Expo on Friday, August 31 from 5-7 pm on the Berge r Family Lawn. In the meantime, check out which groups are active at Tulane to get a feel for which you'd like to join! 
Get Connected with Campus Technology
Need to know how to reset your Tulane password? Or how to install WaveMail on your cell phone? Or how to get free Office 365? Or even how to access your courses on the Canvas Learning Management System? Click here to l earn the essentials of getting started with campus tech!
NSLP Student Staff Feature: Tips from the BOD Squad
Senior Student Staff for the Office of New Student & Leadership Programs

The New Student & Leadership Programs' Board of Directors (also known as the "BOD Squad") is comprised of 8 upperclassmen who help NSLP staff to plan and implement your transition to Tulane! As experienced and successful student leaders, they've compiled these tips to help you succeed. 
  • Call your family once a week. They miss you! 
  • Trust us - it's okay if you don't go to that one party that one day. Do you! 
  • Don't be afraid to utilize mental health resources like CAPS for Counseling Services. Most students are living away from home for the first time, are in a much larger community than they are used to, and struggle with their transition to college. It's normal for your mental health to take a hit with so much going on and there is no shame in reaching out for help when you need it! 
  • If you ever get bored of Bruff, check out the Orleans Room at Loyola! We have access to it through our meal plan and their dessert bar is amazing. 
  • Broaden your horizons, spread your wings, and try to see and do something new every week (try a new restaurant, attend a new organization's event, grab coffee with a new person, etc.) This will help you see all that Nola has to offer!