Orientation

View Orientation Presentation - Power Point File

*International Students with Graduate Assistantships click HERE!
*Pre-Departure Orientation for people in China admitted to a U.S. University
*Travel Tips for international students coming to the U.S.

After Arrival to Campus Checklist:
    Be sure Student Health has your immunization records.
    Call your academic advisor to schedule an appointment.
    Register for classes.
    Make housing arrangements.
    Create e-mail account.
    Attend Graduate School Orientation Session.
    International Students:
            Check in with International Student Services (ISS) office upon arrival.
            Attend the mandatory orientation hosted by ISS.
            Chinese Students: For information regarding “Predeparture Orientation for
                 Chinese Students” please visit http://www.china.nafsa.org/aboutus.htm.
    Attend Teaching Assistant Workshop (if applicable).
    Get your student ID card and parking permit
    Register bicycle and reserve bike locker.
    Participate in Week of Welcome events.
    Be sure you've read the Graduate Bulletin.
    Update your local address using WyoWeb.
    Get involved!

Amy Moran, Counselor Education

Every spring semester the Graduate School sponsors a Graduate Student Symposium. This is an opportunity for students to showcase their achievements, practice presentation skills in a professional environment and build resumes. Participation by all graduate students is strongly encouraged at least once for master's students and twice for doctoral students. However, all students receiving funding from the Graduate School for assistantships, travel, scholarships, or award are REQUIRED to participate. As the spring semester draws near, the details of the Symposium will be posted on the Graduate School website.

Mandatory MMR Immunization

Student Rights and Responsibilities

Names and Numbers to know

Campus Maps

Important Dates

Students With Disabilities

Official University Hours:
During academic year - Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
During summer months - Monday-Friday 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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