New Lancer Days

Please attend at least two sessions of your choice.

All breakout sessions run three times:

• 3:30 – 4:00 p.m.
• 4:15 – 4:45 p.m.
• 5:00 – 5:30 p.m.

Making a transfer connection: campus and academic resources | Hiner 207
Are you a new transfer student? We want to help support your transition to Longwood with helpful information about library
and campus resources—and to hear questions you might have. Come to our breakout session, meet other students who are
also new to campus, and get on the fast-track to becoming a successful Lancer!

IncLUsion and Me
Upchurch, Kraemer 312
What does inclusion really mean, what does it look like, and why does it even matter? In this interactive session, participants will work to understand and identify categories associated with the various labels we apply to ourselves and others in our everyday lives. Key terms are addressed and the historical context of various groups is discussed. Participants will also consider the ways in which these categories shape their own identities and the ways in which they interact with others.

Collegiate Success: Through the Eyes of A Senior
Hiner 201
There is no better way to learn the ins and outs of life at Longwood than talking to someone who has experienced it for three years. In this breakout session, join in an open conversation with a current Longwood senior, walking through everything from understanding the syllabus, to how to figure out where to line up for Color Wars.

Discover What Club Sports Can Do For You!
Upchurch, Soza Ballroom
Looking to start or stay active while at Longwood? Want to continue competing in sport after high school? Join us for a student sport club panel that will share what joining a club team can do for you and explain how to join one. Swimming, Blue Heat Dance Team, Lacrosse, and Soccer are just a few of the 23 sport clubs to be a part of. Bring your questions as the panel will be ready to help you navigate sport clubs in any way they can!

There Is So Much to Do In Farmville
Hiner 101
Wondering what there is to do in Farmville? Stop by and talk with your 2019 Peer Mentors. They will be happy to give you
information about great restaurants, hiking trails, coffee shops and more!

Greek Life 101
Upchurch, Wilson Chamber
Interested in joining a fraternity or sorority? Do you want to learn more about what Greek Life looks like at Longwood?
Come and learn about the process and requirements of membership, get questions answered and meet some of the leaders in the community. Members of CPC, IFC and NPHC will be present! We look forward to meeting you!

How to Become A Class Officer
Upchurch, First Floor Lounge
Come join members of the Student Government Association Executive Council to learn more about how YOU can change
Longwood University for the better. We will be discussing the basics of how SGA works and holding a Q&A session.

Get Involved With Leadership & Community Engagement at Longwood
Upchurch, House 302

In this interactive 30-minute session, you will learn where you stand on the Active Citizenship Continuum and learn how you
can continue your development as a Longwood Citizen Leader through programs from the Office of Leadership Development! Come check us out to be "enter-formed" on the plethora of opportunities to grow in your next four years at Longwood! Featuring Beyond the Numbers and Elwood’s Cabinet.

Transform Your Worldview with a Minor in Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Upchurch, Elder 314
This interactive session will highlight what a Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies minor can do for you academically, personally, and economically. We will cover the content and approaches in the minor, discuss the many paths you can take to earn the minor, and review the career possibilities and personal enhancements that a WGST minor gives to students like you.

Learn About Student Organizations and Learn How to Get Involved
Upchurch, Simpson 313
Looking to be successful in your college career? Being involved is one of the best things for your grades and experience at
Longwood! Come see how you can get involved in all manners of activities at Longwood. Learn how to find new groups of likeminded individuals or be the beacon to which people can garner a new experience by forming their own student organization! Discover and uncover how to use Lancer Link, the campus gateway to Clubs and Organizations and plenty of amazing experiences!

Greenwood Goosechase
Library 148
Join the librarians in a scavenger hunt. Learn how to research, find a book, and check out items through completing easy
missions on the Goosechase app. Participate with a group or go it alone; you’ll be asked to take pictures and complete short-answer questions. Those with the most points will be eligible for prizes! For efficiency, please download the Goosechase app from your phone’s app store before attending the program.

How to Be A Lunatic 101 | Upchurch Grant 304
Do you have school spirit? Love cheering and attending athletic events? Or just want to learn about Longwood athletics? Come talk to the Lancer Lunatics about how we show our school spirit at Longwood. Lancer Lunatics is Longwood’s official student section, and we are passionate about supporting athletics while getting loud, rowdy, and crazy. Join the movement and become a Lunatic!

Roommate Problems 101
Hiner 213 (ONLY 3:30-4:30)
Do you already feel some serious tension with your roommate/suitemate? Well, the bad news is the feeling may be
mutual. The good news is there’s likely an easy fix. Check out this session to learn how to fix things with your roommate.
You’ll also learn how to quickly get help from housing staff or change rooms if things are beyond repair.

Tragic Classroom Blunders
Hiner 109
This is a session with tips on adapting to your new academic community and avoiding soul-crushing gaffes. If you’ve ever
wondered what can go wrong in a college classroom, this is the session for you.

Don’t Just Feel Good, Feel GREAT On Your Path to Citizen Leadership!
Hiner 210
Before becoming a citizen leader and changing the world, you come first. This session will provide personal well-being tips
that will help you start and continue your Longwood journey strong and well.

Degree Works: How Do Your Courses Fit?
Hiner 212
Degree Works is an audit tool you can use to help you see the progression of your requirements; as well as help you know what courses you need to register for each semester. This session will show you how this tool will help you in your time here at Longwood