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Orientation
Schedule
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FRESHMAN SCHEDULE
Get Your Student ID: Monday – Friday 8:15 a.m.-4:45 p.m.
ID Center located in the Paul B. Johnson Commons Building
Blue–Student Sessions
Red–Family & Guest Sessions
Green–Combined Student/Family & Guest Sessions
Freshman Schedule Day 1
Time
7:45-8:40 a.m.
Student and Family/Guest Check-in
(Residential College Courtyard)
8:45-9:45 a.m.
Welcome to the University of Mississippi
(Fulton Chapel)
9:45-10:40 a.m.
Rebel to Rebel: Family & Guest Orientation Overview
(Fulton Chapel)
9:55-10:40 a.m.
Rebel to Rebel: Freshman Discussion Group No. 1
(Various campus locations)
10:40-10:55 a.m.
Student Break
(Student Union Plaza)
11 a.m.-noon
Student Panel
(Fulton Chapel)
Lunch
Rebel Market (Paul B. Johnson Commons)
Noon-1 p.m.
Lunch
Rebel Market (Paul B. Johnson Commons)
Is It Really Time to Say Goodbye?
(Fulton Chapel)
1:05-1:30 p.m.
Health Professions Advising Information Meeting
(Fulton Chapel)
Veterans and Military Services (not ROTC)
(Student Union Ballroom)
1:35-2:20 p.m.
Respect the M
(Fulton Chapel - Grove Group)
Financial Aid & Bursar
(The Inn at Ole Miss - Lyceum Group)
2:30-3:20 p.m.
Financial Aid & Bursar
(Fulton Chapel - Grove Group)
Respect the M
(The Inn at Ole Miss - Lyceum Group)
3:20-3:30 p.m.
Student and Family/Guest Break
(Fulton Chapel Plaza & The Inn at Ole Miss Foyer)
3:35-4:25 p.m.
Get Involved
(Fulton Chapel)
Responsible Rebel
(The Inn at Ole Miss Ballroom)
4:30-5:20 p.m.
Responsible Rebel
(Fulton Chapel)
Ask the Experts: Orientation Leader Panel
(The Inn at Ole Miss Ballroom)
5:20-6:30 p.m.
Dinner on the Grounds & Rebel Roundup
(University Circle)
6:30-7:45 p.m.
Family and Guest Reception & Campus Tours
(Bryant Hall Lobby & Steps)
6:30-7:25 p.m.
Rebel to Rebel: Freshman Discussion Group No. 2
(Fulton Chapel & various locations)
7:30-9 p.m.
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Session & Location
Orientation Block Party
(Student Union Plaza)
Group Name:
Orientation Leader:
Freshman Schedule Day 2
Time
6:45-7:50 a.m.
8:05-9 a.m.
9:15 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
9:20-9:55 a.m.
Session & Location
Breakfast
Rebel Market (Paul B. Johnson Commons)
ACADEMIC SCHOOL MEETINGS:
Accountancy, Applied Sciences, Business, Education, Engineering, Journalism & New Media, Liberal Arts, Pharmacy,
Undeclared/General Studies
(Various locations – Meet at the Quadrangle outside Rebel Market)
Academic Advising & Course Registration
Various campus locations –
Advising times/location will be distributed at the end of the Block Party or breakfast
CAMPUS NETWORKING SESSION A
Dining Services/Ole Miss Bookstore – Fulton Chapel
Campus Safety – Student Union Ballroom
University Libraries – Library Lobby (Starbucks)
FASTrack
(Student Union 405)
10-10:35 a.m.
CAMPUS NETWORKING SESSION B
Technology @ Ole Miss – Fulton Chapel
Campus Employment – Student Union Ballroom
Student Disability Services – Student Union 405
Writing Center - Lamar Hall, Suite B
10:40-11 a.m.
Break
(Student Union Plaza)
11:05-11:40 a.m.
CAMPUS NETWORKING SESSION C
Transportation/Parking Services – Fulton Chapel
Getting to Know Your College Professors – Student Union Ballroom
Career Center – Student Union 405
11:45 a.m.12:20 p.m.
CAMPUS NETWORKING SESSION D
All about Athletics Tickets – Fulton Chapel
Diversity on Campus – Student Union 405
12:30-1 p.m.
Student Housing
(Fulton Chapel)
1-1:30 p.m.
Ole Miss Send-off
(Fulton Chapel)
1:30-3 p.m.
Model Residence Hall Rooms Open for Viewing
(Various buildings)
We respectfully ask that all cell phones be turned off or set on silent or vibrating mode while you are in session. If you must make or receive
a call, we ask that you leave the room or building during sessions and presentations to do so. Thank you for your cooperation!
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ORIENTATION DETAILS
Blue–Student Sessions
Red–Family & Guest Sessions
Green–Combined Student/Family & Guest Sessions
DAY ONE
7:45-8:40 a.m. Student and Family/Guest Check-in
8:45-9:45 a.m. Welcome to the University of Mississippi
Residential College Courtyard
Pick up your orientation materials. Housing check-in: If you have decided to stay in the
residence hall during orientation, make sure you check in at the lobby of the Residential
College. Remember to check out prior to breakfast on the second day.
Students: If you are planning to stay with a friend, make sure you both check in at the same time.
Fulton Chapel
You will be welcomed to the university by members of our student orientation staff
and university administration, and will hear an overview of the day’s events.
9:45-10:40 a.m. Rebel to Rebel: Family Member Orientation Overview
Fulton Chapel
Members of the orientation staff will review the orientation schedule and answer
questions, so hopefully you’ll feel a little bit more at ease with the process.
9:55-10:40 a.m. Rebel to Rebel: Freshman Discussion Group 1
Various campus locations (Find your group number outside Fulton Chapel.)
Members of our student orientation staff will meet with you in a small group of students. Your leader
will discuss student-support services and university resources. In addition, he or she will go over the
orientation schedule, student handbook and other details of your session. This is your opportunity
to ask important questions about your student transition to the University of Mississippi.
10:40-10:55 a.m. Student Break
Student Union Plaza
Take a break from the summer heat, and enjoy a refreshing beverage.
11 a.m.-noon Transition to Tradition: Student Panel
Fulton Chapel
Got questions for Ole Miss students? Want to hear about the REAL Ole Miss experience? Interested in
learning how to get more involved? In this session, upper-class students will answer questions about
involvement, leadership and service opportunities, and what it’s like to be a student on campus.
*Session is MANDATORY. Your leader will be taking attendance.
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Lunch
Noon-1 p.m. Is It Really Time to Say Goodbye?
Rebel Market (Paul B. Johnson Commons)
Enjoy lunch in our Rebel Market, an all-you-can-eat dining facility.
Fulton Chapel
This session offers advice on helping your students make a successful transition to college. Topics covered
include tips on how to make those “difficult” conversations with your student go more smoothly and how
to help your student make the transition from dependent living at home to life as an independent college
student. Even if you have older students in college, this is a session you don’t want to miss. This has been our
top rated session by previous orientation parents.
Lunch
Rebel Market (Paul B. Johnson Commons)
Enjoy lunch in our Rebel Market, an all-you-can-eat dining facility.
1:05-1:30 p.m.
Health Professions Advising Information Meeting
Veterans & Military Services (not ROTC)
Fulton Chapel
Learn about the UM Health Professions Advising Office, and hear more about preparing to enter a
health-related profession such as medicine, nursing or physical therapy. This meeting is open to
students from all majors who are interested in any health-related profession, excluding pharmacy.
Student Union Ballroom
Ole Miss Veterans and Military Services is designed to enhance growth at Ole Miss by reaching
out to veterans, service members and dependents, and provide them with assistance, advocacy
and counseling while they obtain a degree at Ole Miss. Topics covered are VA and TA educational
processes, services on campus, student veteran organizations and upcoming events for fall.
1:35-2:20 p.m. Respect the M: How to Maximize Your College Experience (Grove Group)
The Way to Pay at Ole Miss – Financial Aid and Bursar (Lyceum Group)
2:30-3:20 p.m. The Way to Pay at Ole Miss – Financial Aid and Bursar (Grove Group)
Fulton Chapel
Interested in how to effectively navigate college and maximize your experience while you are
here? This session details the many benefits of being a college student here at the University
of Mississippi, outlines expectations for college students, and reveals the different and diverse
opportunities open to students. You do not have to figure this out alone. Secrets will be revealed!
The Inn at Ole Miss Ballroom
In this session, representatives from the Bursar and Financial Aid offices will discuss everything you
need to know about scholarships, loans, grants, work-study opportunities, MESG, prepaid tuition plans
(from all states), billing, full costs of attendance, the monthly bursar bill students receive and more.
Fulton Chapel
In this session, representatives from the Bursar and Financial Aid offices will discuss everything you
need to know about scholarships, loans, grants, work-study opportunities, MESG, prepaid tuition plans
(from all states), billing, full costs of attendance, the monthly bursar bill students receive and more.
Respect the M: How to Maximize Your College Experience (Lyceum Group)
The Inn at Ole Miss Ballroom
Interested in how to effectively navigate college and maximize your experience while you are
here? This session details the many benefits of being a college student here at the University
of Mississippi, outlines expectations for college students, and reveals the different and diverse
opportunities open to students. You do not have to figure this out alone. Secrets will be revealed!
3:20-3:30 p.m. Student and Family/Guest Break
3:35-4:25 p.m. Get Involved
Fulton Chapel Plaza & The Inn at Ole Miss Foyer
Join us to enjoy a refreshing beverage and snack, and cool down from the summer heat.
Fulton Chapel
Campus involvement is critically important to your success as a student. Come learn about the many ways to
be involved through our 250+ student organizations and the three Greek life councils. Representatives from the
Office of the Dean of Students will share why students who are involved are better students (as in higher grades).
*Session is MANDATORY. Your leader will be taking attendance.
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Responsible Rebel
4:30-5:20 p.m. Responsible Rebel
The Inn at Ole Miss Ballroom
During this interactive session, representatives from the Office of Conflict Resolution and Student Conduct,
Oxford Police Department and Violence Prevention Office will share some of Ole Miss’ cultural realities
regarding alcohol/drug use and violence prevention. Topics covered include UM policies on alcohol; the
Two-Strike/Minimum Sanction disciplinary policy; making appropriate choices and reducing harmful
outcomes; the GREEN DOT bystander intervention program, Title IX, and the importance of having a
parent/student conversation after orientation about related behaviors before coming to college.
Fulton Chapel
During this interactive session, representatives from the Office of Conflict Resolution and Student Conduct,
Oxford Police Department and Violence Prevention Office will share some of Ole Miss’ cultural realities
regarding alcohol/drug use and violence prevention. Topics covered include UM policies on alcohol; the
Two-Strike/Minimum Sanction disciplinary policy; making appropriate choices and reducing harmful
outcomes; the GREEN DOT bystander intervention program, Title IX, and the importance of having a
parent/student conversation after orientation about related behaviors before coming to college.
Ask the Experts: Orientation Leader Panel
The Inn at Ole Miss Ballroom
Year after year, this is another of our top rated sessions for parents. This session features a panel
of several orientation leaders and gives you the chance to ask any questions you want about the
student experience at Ole Miss. This is an uncensored panel, and you’ll get the truth from our students
about what life here is really like. It’s fun, informative, eye-opening, and you’ll be glad you went.
5:20-6:30 p.m. Dinner on the Grounds & Rebel Roundup
6:30-7:45 p.m. Family and Guest Reception & Campus Tours
6:30-7:25 p.m. Rebel to Rebel: Freshman Discussion Group No. 2
University Circle
Come enjoy dinner on the grounds as we dine under the majestic oaks in the Circle. Join Ole Miss students,
faculty and staff for great food and conversation. During and after dinner, stop by some of the many tables
set up by campus clubs and organizations, and find out how you can get involved at Ole Miss from day one!
Bryant Hall Lobby. Tours will depart from the front steps of Bryant Hall.
Enjoy dessert and coffee, and meet with administrators, student affairs directors and staff,
orientation leaders and other parents in the beautiful lobby of Bryant Hall. This is your opportunity
to ask any unanswered questions and just relax. We also offer a walking tour of campus.
Various locations & Fulton Chapel
Get back into your small group in the Circle, review the day, go over how to register for classes,
and participate in some activities with other orientation leaders and their groups.
*Session is MANDATORY. Your leader will be taking attendance.
7:30-9 p.m. 6
Orientation Block Party
Student Union Plaza
Come enjoy a snow cone and music hosted by a DJ, and take some pictures in our
photo booth. Even if you are not in the mood for a snow cone or pictures, this is a
great way to socialize with the orientation leaders and new students.
DAY TWO
6:45-7:50 a.m.
Breakfast
8:05-9 a.m. Academic School Meetings
9:15a.m.-
12:30 p.m.
Academic Advising & Course Registration
9:20-9:55 a.m. Campus Networking Session A
Dining Services/Ole Miss Bookstore – Fulton Chapel
Rebel Market
Breakfast is offered in the Rebel Market dining facility and features hot and continental
options. Good food, great atmosphere and time to read the morning paper.
Various locations – Meet in the Quadrangle outside Rebel Market
(You will be escorted by the student orientation staff.)
This is your first opportunity to meet with officials from your academic school and hear about
the academic requirements specific to your department. This includes the types of classes you
need for your degree, number of hours required to graduate and the advising process.
Various locations (Your advising time will be distributed
at the end of the Block Party or breakfast.)
Academic advisers have been hand selected to work with students during orientation. Our
advisers are specifically trained to work with new students to help them select the right type and
number of classes toward a four-year graduation goal. Adviser meetings typically last about 30
minutes and may be conducted in a one-on-one or group setting. After advising, you will move
to the next phase of orientation – class schedule input at Weir Hall or FedEx computer labs.
Various locations – Please select one of the interest sessions below to attend.
In this session, you will learn the ins and outs of the required freshman meal plan, Flex and Express dollars.
Campus Safety – Student Union Ballroom
One of the hallmarks of our university is its ranking as the ninth safest campus in the nation by The
Daily Beast online newspaper. At Ole Miss, campus safety begins with the relationship our police
officers seek to develop with students. You will learn about how we keep one another safe.
University Libraries – Library Lobby next to Starbucks
Think the library is a boring place that no one uses? Think again! Our librarians help students at every
stage of the research process. You can even get a latte in the library! This fun tour will show you
what makes the library unique while also showing you firsthand why it is anything but boring.
FASTTrack – Student Union 405
10-10:35 a.m. Campus Networking Session B
Various locations – Please select one of the interest sessions below to attend.
Technology @ Ole Miss – Fulton Chapel
Laptop or desktop? PC or Mac? Software, hardware, connectivity, email, appropriate policies, Blackboard and
much more. Come learn everything you’ve ever wanted to know about technology on the Ole Miss campus.
Campus Employment – Student Union Ballroom
It is no secret that many students at Ole Miss work. Come learn about the various
opportunities to work on campus that you probably don’t even know exist! Gain valuable
experience, meet people, and earn spending money while you are here.
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Student Disability Services – Student Union 405
In this session, students and parents will learn about the accommodations that are
provided to approved students with disabilities and the procedure to use when applying for
accommodations. Participants will also have the opportunity to meet with SDS staff members
and ask specific questions related to disability access at the University of Mississippi.
Writing Center – Lamar Hall, Suite B
The University of Mississippi Writing Center exists to help foster the improvement of
student writing across UM’s campuses. Whether you are brainstorming for your first
paper in Writing 101 or completing your senior Honors thesis, writing center consultants
are here with open ears and open minds. Come visit us to learn more.
10:40-11 a.m. BREAK
Student Union Plaza
Take a break from the summer heat, and enjoy a refreshing beverage.
11:05-11:40 a.m. Campus Networking Session C
Various locations – Please select one of the interest sessions below to attend.
Transportation/Parking Services – Fulton Chapel
In this session, you will learn about all issues related to parking and transportation
on campus. This includes vehicle registration, parking-rules enforcement, bicycles,
campus shuttle service, and the ZipCar and ZimRide programs.
Getting to Know Your College Professors – Student Union Ballroom
In this session, we will go way beyond “meeting your professors,” which, when you think about it,
is not much beyond a handshake and introduction. Come learn how to facilitate positive interaction
between you and the most important contacts you will have in college. Come with questions, and be
prepared to be asked questions as well. We will discuss faculty expectations, how to be successful
in building relationships, and what YOU should expect and demand from your professors.
Career Center – Student Union 405
Do you think the Career Center is a place for seniors seeking jobs? Well, you are right, but it offers
much more. The Career Center works with freshmen too, helping them to discover their interests,
choose a major and find a job or internship. Additionally, its staff helps build your resume and will
even take you through mock interviews so that you are prepared when the actual interview day
arrives. Come learn how to enhance your college experience with the Career Center professionals.
11:45 a.m.-
12:20 p.m. Campus Networking Session D
Various locations – Please select one of the interest sessions below to attend.
All about Athletics Tickets – Fulton Chapel
In this session, you will learn how to buy your athletics tickets, learn about the new incentives
program and much more!
Diversity on Campus – Student Union 405
Hear from student leaders about opportunities to meet students from diverse backgrounds
and the numerous multicultural organizations and social opportunities available on the
Ole Miss campus. This is also a great time to talk to student leaders from multicultural
organizations and ask them questions about their campus experience at Ole Miss.
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12:30-1 p.m. Student Housing
1-1:30 p.m.
Ole Miss Send-off
1:30-3 p.m.
Model Residence Hall Rooms Open for Viewing –
(only opportunity available during orientation)
Various locations
Check out a room in the building that will be your home in fall 2015. The rooms shown
are examples of the most common floor plans in each residence hall. Because we have
elementary through college-age students living in our halls in the summer, we ask that you
don’t enter our community bathrooms or other parts of the buildings. Don’t worry about
measuring while you’re visiting. We have all room and furniture measurements online!
Fulton Chapel
In this session, you’ll learn everything you’ve wanted to know about living on campus. We’ll discuss
preparing for move-in, the actual move-in event and life in our residential communities.
Fulton Chapel
We hope you enjoyed your orientation! Come to our send-off for an official goodbye from the orientation
leaders and staff members.
Residence Hall Showrooms:
Brown 111
Crosby 149, 150 Deaton 108 Kincannon 122 Minor 114 (Burns and Pittman rooms are the same)
Luckyday RC 250
Stewart 217 Hefley 105 Martin 201, 202, 203 9
campus map
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No.
n
ding Locatio Building Name
Buil
23
D-6
Accelerator (Physics and Astronomy)
40
F-9
Alumni Center, Triplett
9
D-7
Anderson Hall (Electrical, Chemical Engineering)
47
D-8
Athletic Ticket Office
44 D-8
Athletics Office, Intercollegiate; UMAA Foundation
35
F-7
Barnard Hall (ROTC)
37
F-8
Barnard Observatory (Center for the Study of Southern Culture)
96
E-5
Barr Hall (Research and Sponsored Programs)
192
C-10
Baseball Stadium (Swayze Field, Oxford/University Stadium)
219
A-3
Basketball Practice Facility and Offices
86
E-3
Baxter Hall (Telecommunications)
85
D-5
Bishop Hall (History, Student Media Center)
26
D-5
Bondurant Hall (English, Modern Languages)
121
E-11
Brandt Memory House (The University of Mississippi Foundation)
10
D-7
Brevard Hall (School of Engineering)
3
E-7
Bryant Hall (Classics, Philosophy and Religion)
204
D-12
Carriage House
8
D-7
Carrier Hall (Civil, Mechanical, Geological Engineering)
55
D-5
Center for Intelligence and Security Studies
221
D-7
Center for Manufacturing Excellence
51
D-8
Central Heating Plant
71
D-2
Chancellor’s Residence/Carrier House
83
E-5
Chapel, Paris-Yates
42
E-6
Civil Rights Monument
18
E-6
Conner Hall (Accountancy/Business)
14
D-9
Coulter Hall (Chemistry)
59
D-5
Counseling Center
4
E-7
Croft Building (Croft Institute for International Studies)
211
F-1
Daily Mississippian Printing Plant
125 G-10Depot
31
E-6
Deupree Hall (Political Science)
7
D-7
Engineering Science
97
E-5
Falkner Hall
38
F-8
Farley Hall (School of Journalism and New Media)
12
D-8
Faser Hall (School of Pharmacy)
45
D-7
FedEx Academic Support Center
126
E-10
Ford Center for the Performing Arts
214
B-1
Fuel Station
16
E-7
Fulton Chapel
82
E-4
Garland Hall
99
F-5
George Hall (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
21
D-6
George Street University House (School of Applied Sciences)
190
A-4
Gerald Turner Hall (National Food Service Management Institute)
88
E-4
Gerard Hall (University Communications)
191
A-3
Gillom Sports Center
19
E-6
Graduate House (Graduate School, Institutional Research)
193
E-8
Grove Pavilion
74
E-3
Guyton Hall (School of Education)
218
E-3
Guyton Hall Annex
33
F-6
Harrison, V.B., Health Center (Student and Employee Health Services)
137
B-8
Health and Safety
212, 213 B-8
Health and Safety Warehouses
81
E-4
Hedleston Hall
94
E-5
Hill Hall
17
E-6
Holman Hall (Accountancy/Business)
119
F-8
Honors College (Sally McDonnell Barksdale Honors College)
102
G-5
Housing Service Building
98
E-5
Howry Hall (Employment, Student/Faculty/Staff)
6
D-6
Hume Hall (Mathematics)
206
B-7Indoor Practice Facility (Olivia and Archie Manning
Athletics Performance Center)
134
F-9
Inn at Ole Miss
222
A-1
Insight Park (University & Public Events)
36
F-7
Isom Hall (Theatre Arts)
223
F-1Jackson Avenue Center (Center for Mathematics and Science Education)
205
B-8
Johnny Williams Generation Plant
27
E-5Johnson Commons, Paul B., East
84
E-5Johnson Commons, Paul B., West (Rebel Market, ID Center)
24
D-6
Kennon Observatory (Physics and Astronomy)
220
C-3,4
Khayat Law Center (School of Law )
89
F-4
Kinard Hall (Nursery School, University Police, Media and Documentary
Projects, Mississippi Judicial College)
30
E-6
LaBauve Hall (Lott Leadership Institute)
138
B-8
Landscaping Services Building
140
B-8
Landscaping Services Storage
39
F-9Lamar Hall (Center for Writing and Rhetoric, Sociology and Anthropology,
William Winter Institute for Racial Reconciliation)
95
E-5
Leavell Hall
115
G-8
Lenoir Hall (Nutrition and Hospitality Management)
87
E-4Lester Hall (Human Resources, Parking & Transportation)
22
D-6
Lewis Hall (Physics and Astronomy) No.
n
ding Locatio Building Name
Buil
43
D-9, D-8 Library Annex
20
E-6
Library, John Davis Williams
93
E-5
Longstreet Hall (African American Studies, Social Work)
1
E-6
Lyceum (Administrative Offices, Sarah Isom Center for Women)
25
D-6
Martindale (Student Services Center)
80
E-4
Mayes Hall
32
F-6
Meek Hall (Art)
121
E-11
Memory House, Brandt
136
C-10
Merkel Building (Baseball Hitting Facility)
100
F-5
Minor Hall (Student Housing)
120
E-10
Music Building (Music)
201, 202 A-5
National Center for Computational Hydroscience and
Engineering Annexes 1 and 2
188
B-4
National Center for Physical Acoustics (NCPA)
200
E-6
North Hall (Accountancy/Business)
124
D-11
Nutt Auditorium
29
E-6
Odom Hall (Legal Studies, Public Policy Leadership)
50
D-8
Old Power Plant
555
F-8
Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics
192
C-10
Oxford/University Stadium
79
E-4
Palmer/Saloum Tennis Facility
83
E-5
Paris-Yates Chapel, Bell Tower
193
E-8
Pavilion, Grove
2
E-7
Peabody Building (Psychology)
215
B-2
Physical Plant
139
A-8
Physical Plant Maintenance
208 B-1
Physical Plant Shops and Stores
78
E-4
Powers Hall (Information Technology)
196
A-5
Procurement Services Building
52
D-7
Rebel Shop
199
C-12
Rowan Oak
75
E-4
Sam Hall (University Communications)
11
D-8
Shoemaker Hall (Biology)
203
A-4
Small Business Development Center
187
A-2
Soccer Field
189
A-2
Softball Field
34
F-7
Somerville Hall
48
D-8
Starnes, Michael S., Athletics Center
209
C-1
Storage, University
15
F-7
Student Union (Food Court, Bookstore)
77
E-3
Supercomputer Center
192
C-10
Swayze Field Oxford/University Stadium
58
C-5
Tad Smith Coliseum
13
D-8
Thad Cochran Research Center (National Center for
Natural Products Research, School of Pharmacy)
57
A-6
Track Facility
197
B-6
Track Offices
135
C-10
Trehern Building (Baseball Offices)
54
D-6
Turner Center (Campus Recreation; Health, Exercise
Science and Recreation Management)
15
F-7
Union, Student (Food Court, Bookstore)
123
E-12
University Museum
92
E-4
Vardaman Hall
53
C-8
Vaught-Hemingway Stadium
5
E-8
Ventress Hall (College of Liberal Arts)
210
B-2
Waller Laboratory
Married Student Housing
122
E-12
Walton-Young House
164-169B-3,C-3
28
E-6
Weir Memorial (Computer and Information
Sororities
Science, Academic Computing Center,
113
F-8
Phi Mu
IT Helpdesk)
114
F-8
Delta Gamma
118
F-8
Kappa Delta
207
B-2
White, John W., Building (Physical Plant,
117
F-8
Delta Delta Delta
Facilities Planning)
116
G-8
Kappa Kappa Gamma
20
E-6
Williams Library, John Davis
107
G-6
Alpha Omicron Pi
41
E-9
Yerby, E.F., Conference Center (Outreach and
106
G-6
Kappa Alpha Theta
Continuing Education)
105
H-6
Pi Beta Phi
104
H-6
Chi Omega
Residence Halls
Fraternities
112G-7 Brown
60
D-5
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
110
G-7
Crosby (PakMail)
194
D-4
Delta Psi
109F-7 Deaton
67
D-4
Pi Kappa Phi
90F-4Guess-North
63
D-4
Phi Kappa Psi
68
D-3
Sigma Pi
91F-5Guess-East
69
D-3
Phi Delta Theta
111F-7 Hefley
62
D-5
Alpha Tau Omega
101G-5 Kincannon
198
D-4
Beta Theta Pi
103G-5 Martin
195
D-4
Sigma Chi
100
F-5
Pittman Hall, Burns Hall, Minor Hall
64
D-4
Pi Kappa Alpha
66
D-3
Sigma Nu
108G-6 Stewart
70
D-3
Kappa Sigma
103G-5 Stockard
72
E-2
Phi Kappa Tau
216
G-8,9
Residential College
76
E-3
Kappa Alpha
217
G-9Luckyday Residential College
Student Apartments
(Luckyday Support Program)
127-133 G&H-7&8 Northgate Apartments
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Academic School
Meeting Locations
Accountancy:
Conner 13
Applied Sciences:
Student Union 405
Business:
Holman 30
Education:
Guyton 214
Engineering:
Brevard 134
Journalism & New Media:
Farley 123
Liberal Arts:
Fulton Chapel
Pharmacy:
Thad Cochran Research Center 1044
Undeclared/General Studies:
Union Ballroom
Alma Mater
Way down South in Mississippi
There’s a spot that ever calls
Where among the hills enfolded
Stand old Alma Mater’s halls
Where the trees lift high their branches
To the whispering Southern breeze
There Ole Miss is calling, calling
To our hearts fond memories.
The Creed of the University of Mississippi
The University of Mississippi is a community
of learning dedicated to nurturing excellence
in intellectual inquiry and personal character
in an open and diverse environment. As a
voluntary member of this community:
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I believe in respect for the dignity of each person.
I believe in fairness and civility.
I believe in personal and professional integrity.
I believe in academic honesty.
I believe in academic freedom.
I believe in good stewardship of our resources.
I pledge to uphold these values and encourage
others to follow my example.