Starting The Semester Off Right

The first week of the semester can be overwhelming. Below is a list of information that you may find useful to get the semester off to a good start.

General Information

Facility Hours - find out when the building, library and labs are available.
Academic Calendar - Important dates for dropping courses and registering classes for spring.
Student ID - You need a valid student ID to use the campus facility and check out library or technology items. Stop at Student Services to get your ID.
Parking Info - A parking sticker is required for all campus lots. Stop at the Business Office for more information. Check the campus map to find valid parking locations.

Academic Success

Library - Get help with research using online and print resources, check out books, CDs, and DVDs, study in a inviting atmosphere, plug in your laptop, even work on the community jigsaw puzzle for a little relaxation!
Student Clubs - Meet new friends with similar interests and get involved on campus.
Study Areas - There are many study areas on campus, including the library, union, science wing tables, Learning Center, atrium, second floor Business and Math labs, and couches spread out through the hallways. If the weather is nice there are several outdoor areas as well.
Student Success Series offers helpful sessions designed to provide information and strategies for academic success.
Scholars Series brings in a wide range of nationally recognized experts and leaders in their fields to give lunchtime presentations on campus.

Academic Support Services

AODE (Alcohol and Other Drug Education) program offers quality resources covering all aspects of wellness.
Counseling Services provides confidential assistance to students who are struggling with a variety of personal issues. Call 920.832.2697 for an appointment or visit them in room 1309.
Tutoring/Learning Resource Center provides walk-in and scheduled tutoring and class support.
The Writing Pad provides individualized, collaborative writing tutorials and help with writing for any of your classes.

Technology

Campus Network - Visit the Instructional technology Web site to get information about network access and discount software/hardware.
Wired for Success - A series of free, hands-on computer workshops that will help students learn technology skills they need to succeed.
Wireless network coverage is available at most locations on campus.
Technology Equipment Available for Checkout - Check out a laptop, video camera, wireless card, and much more for no charge.

Entertainment

UWFox offers a wide range of lectures and fine arts programs to the campus and its community members. Many are free to UWFox students or at a reduced admission. Please check the Events Calendar for schedule and fees information.

Aylward Gallery Exhibits

Barlow Planetarium - A world-class facility for exploring the night sky or watching an exciting laser light show. Students receive discount tickets.
Weis Earth Science Museum - Come to the Weis to learn about geology and Wisconsin's mineral heritage and mining history. Students enter free.