June 20, 2018

Dear Mighty Oaks,

Congratulations on your decision to become a member of our great ESF family! On behalf of the entire students, faculty, and staff of our college, I welcome you to our institution as you prepare to join us on campus this fall to begin your ESF academic and campus life. During the next few years, you will not only gain one of the best formal education in the world, you will learn from each other as you pursue your passion for environmental science, engineering, management, policy, and design through hands-on education. Our focus at ESF is education through discovery and dialogue. You will also find opportunities to participate in clubs, service organizations and in our community. Together we embody the ESF creed of caring for each other and all aspects of the natural and built world within which we live.

Congratulations, welcome to ESF, and see you soon!

Nosa O. Egiebor

Nosa O. Egiebor, Ph.D., P.E.

Provost and Executive Vice President

Deadline update! H ousing contracts are due June 27th!

Move-In Day is Monday, August 20th!

Move-ins will be split into assigned MORNING or AFTERNOON sessions.

To plan accordingly, directions can be found here from your starting location!

Meal Plan selections are now active! Further info can be found here!

Counseling Services

In-House ESF counselors are here for students! Students are encouraged to meet with counselors for consultation, crisis intervention, and/or help with:

Counseling is short-term, solution-focused in nature. Additional info here!

Tech Stuff (Laura)

Follow these steps to activate your technology credentials.

Step 1: Activate your NetID at SU Net ID Website

with utilizing your 9-digit SUID number

Step 2: Record and memorize your NetID Password as that will be used to check your access on MySlice and SU E-Mail.

Step 3: Set-up your ESFiD at CNS Website

Step 4: Check your ESF Email periodically at ESF Email

Bike Library

ESF encourages the use of bicycles as a green and sustainable form of transportation.

Don't have a bike?

Don't want to pack up your own?

Join the Bike Library Program! Find all the info here !

What To Bring and What NOT To Bring!

Yes: Clothing, general cleaning supplies (mop, duster, broom, rag, cleanser), bathroom supplies (towels, shampoo, etc), laundry basket/detergent, iron & ironing board, pillow, sheets, bedspread/comforter, pillowcases, small first aid kit, wastebasket, clothes hangers, can opener, alarm clock, glasses/cups, television, decorative items, etc.

No: Microwaves, mini fridges, open flames (i.e. scented candles, lanterns, etc.), cooking items (including hot plates, George Forman grills etc.), toasters and toaster ovens, external objects or pictures to be placed outside or inside the room window or on the exterior of the building, weapons that can be used for bodily harm (i.e., knives, axes, guns, any projectile weapons, etc.), outside grills..

Check out Centennial Hall's FAQs here! Please contact Centennial Hall directly at (315) 741-3067 with any questions!