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November 15 - Priority deadline for the housing application
Hello Spring Scholars,

We are excited to welcome you to campus in just eight short weeks! As you make this transition, we know you may have some questions about what's next. These Spring Scholar Navigator e-newsletters will be monthly collections of reminders, opportunities, and advice as you start your journey of making Tulane feel like home. 

Joining a new community can be just as nerve-racking as it is exciting, and New Student & Leadership Programs is here to support you through the highs and lows of your first semester on campus. Through Spring Orientation and beyond, we have your back! Reach out to Team NSLP by email ([email protected]) or by phone (504-865-5180) with any questions or concerns. We would love to hear from you, and we can't wait to meet you in January!

Roll Wave!
Rachel
Rachel Weber
Coordinator, New Student & Leadership Programs
Last Call: Register for Spring Orientation 2020

Don't forget to register for Spring Orientation! During Orientation you'll learn important information about academics, campus life, student involvement, and university resources. You will also meet other Spring Scholars and adjust to your new home!  If you're planning on participating in Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment, you will attend Spring Orientation on January 7th , and if you're not participating in recruitment, we'll see you on January 10th .

After Spring Orientation, join us for  NOLA Experience, a unique, weekend-long program series where you'll explore New Orleans and meet other Spring Scholars! Register here to reserve your spot!

Questions? Visit our website or email Team NSLP at [email protected]! 
Note for International Students and Scholars!

For our incoming international students, please take notice of the following information.
You will attend the morning session of Spring Orientation on January 10th with NSLP (9am-12pm) and then head to the Office of International Students and Scholars' (OISS) Orientation in the afternoon. OISS Orientation (1pm-3:45pm) is mandatory of students in F-1 and J-1 status. More information for International Student Orientation can be found here.
Say "Roll Wave!"

Be sure to upload a photo for your Splash Card (Tulane student ID) by December 1st! Splash Cards will be available for pick up once you arrive on campus in the Campus Services office of the LBC. Directions can be found here. Email [email protected] with any questions you may have.
Who Ya Gonna Call? Campus Partners!

Wondering who to talk to about immunization records? Have a question about transferring credit? We've got you covered! Below is a list of contact information for our wonderful campus partners who will be able to answer more specific questions about insurance, health records, admissions information, academic credit, Greek life, and more!

I want to know more about fraternity and sorority recruitment.
  • Contact the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Programs at 504-314-2160 or email the director, Liz Schafer, at [email protected].
I don't know/can't find my Tulane ID or username.
I have a question about medical insurance/health records/immunization records.
How will transfer credits work? 
  • Contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions by phone at 504-865-5731 or email [email protected].
I anticipate needing accommodation during Move-In and Orientation.
  • Contact the Goldman Center for Student Accessibility at [email protected] or call 504-862-8433. 
  • Also, inform the Office of New Student and Leadership Programs (us) at [email protected].
I have questions about housing and living accommodations.
  • Contact the Office of Housing and Residence Life at [email protected] or call 504-865-5724.
Meet Your Team

As you reach the next step in your preparations to come to campus, you might find you have a lot of questions. Luckily, your orientation support krewe loves questions! Allow us to introduce ourselves...

We are the Office of New Student and Leadership Programs, also known as Team NSLP! We're here to support you in your transition to college. By now, you've received a lot of information from us about Move-In and Spring Orientation. If you ever need to get in touch with us, you can email [email protected] or call us Monday-Friday 9am-5pm at 504-865-5180. We're here to help!

L to R: Rachel Weber, Dr. Kourtney Gray, and Andres Gonzalez

L to R: Anfernee Murray and Drew Pearson

Director:  Dr. Kourtney Gray, he/him/his
Alma mater: Southern Illinois University, Carbondale (BS and MS) and LSU (PhD)
Hot take: Brussels sprouts are amazing. 
Fun fact about Dr. Gray:  I traveled to Cuba, and was in Havana when Fidel Castro died.

Program Coordinator: Andres "Gonzo" Gonzalez, he/him/his 
Alma mater: Florida International University (BS and MS)
Hot take: Mint chocolate is gross.
Fun fact about Andres:  I broke my leg playing one of the least competitive sports in the world: kickball. 

Program Coordinator: Rachel Weber, she/her/hers
Alma mater: The Ohio State University (BA) and New York University (MA)
Hot take:  Pineapple on pizza is delicious!
Fun fact about Rachel:  I went to the same high school as one of the original Power Rangers and was a super-fan as a kid.

Project Assistant: Anfernee Murray, he/him/his
Alma mater: Tulane University (BA)
Hot take: Da iry and chocolate don't mix. 
Fun fact about Anfernee: I handmade The Standard Book of Spells, a complete spell book of every spell used in every Harry Potter book, movie, and video game. I even bound it with yarn myself!

Project Assistant: Drew Pearson, she/her/hers
Alma mater: Tulane University (BA and BS)
Hot take: Black licorice is VERY DELICIOUS.
Fun fact about Drew:  I studied abroad at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, where I studied Shakespearean text analysis and performance.

Want to stay up-to-date with your team? Follow us on Instagram @tulanenslp!