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Student Affairs: First-Year Experience
Orientation:
Orientation Schedule
Mentor Program
First-Year Check List
New Student Information:
Survival Guide and Student Handbook
Important Names and Phone Numbers
Parents/Grandparents Weekend
Emerging Leaders Conference
Alpha Lambda Delta
Timeline of the First-Year Experience
Jewell Vocabulary
Greek Recruitment
Summer Information:
Academic Calendar
Grandparents Address Form
What Should I Bring?
Computer Network Requirements
Commuter Information
- Commuter Student Verification Form (only needed if address has changed)
- Commuter Student Meal Plan
CUA Events and Information
Invitation to Greek Life
Intramural Sports Events and Information
Health and History Immunization Form
Guidelines to Assure a Drug-Free School
- Drugs of Abuse/Use & Effects
- Federal Trafficing Penalties
As you become accustomed to your new life at William Jewell, there are bound to be moments when you experience growing pains. Change is exciting, but it can also be a little scary as you explore the many aspects of a more independent style of living.
The First-Year Experience is a program designed to help you navigate through your first year at Jewell, a time that will be packed with new challenges and experiences. Time magazine cited Jewell’s First-Year Experience as one of the country’s “highly effective programs to help first-year students make a successful transition into college life.” Based on the strength of its first-year programs, Time named William Jewell its “Liberal Arts College of the Year” for 2001-2002. The First-Year Experience operates out of the Student Affairs Office. The staff is always ready to offer encouragement and support whenever you need it as you become a part of the William Jewell community.
Questions? Contact Mary Dickerson, Associate Director of Student Development Programs at 816-415-5299.
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