New Student Orientation for LVN-BSN, RN-BSN and Adult Bachelor Degree Completion Students
Wednesday, December 14th, 2011
After you have met with an Academic Advisor and selected classes for the upcoming term, come to campus to register and learn about the services and support that HNU has to offer. Meet with Financial Aid and Student Accounts and find out about the Student Success Services and Library Services available to you.
Location: Cushing Library
Holy Names University
3500 Mountain Blvd.
Oakland, CA 94619
Please RSVP with your Enrollment Counselor who will also share with you the specific schedule for your program.
510-436-1351 or email admissions@hnu.edu
New Student Orientation for Graduate Students
Saturday, January 7, 2012
After you have met with an Academic Advisor and selected classes for the upcoming term, come to campus to register and learn about the services and support that HNU has to offer. Meet with Financial Aid and Student Accounts and find out about the Student Success Services and Library Services available to you.
Location: Cushing Library
Holy Names University
3500 Mountain Blvd.
Oakland, CA 94619
Please RSVP with your Enrollment Counselor who will also share with you the specific schedule for your program.
510-436-1351 or email admissions@hnu.edu
New Student Orientation for Traditional Undergraduate Students
Mon, 9 Jan, 2012 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Attend New Student Orientation to meet with an academic advisor, register for classes, take your ID Card picture, meet with Student Financial Services and to finalize your Student Account.
You'll have an opportunity to also attend a Resource Fair and meet the staff who will help you successfully transition to HNU academics and student life.
Location: Cushing Library
Holy Names University
3500 Mountain Blvd.
Oakland, CA 94619
RSVP with your Admissions Counselor, Steve Spencer. Please call (510) 436-1124 or email spencer@hnu.edu.
Orientation at HNU is more than just an introduction to the University; it is an opportunity to make certain you are ready to succeed at HNU whether you are new to college, transferring from another institution, or returning to complete your degree or pursue another one!
You will find a brief overview here, login to the Hawks Edge student portal for more resources and information and to RSVP for the program.
For all students, our orientation program includes:
welcomes from President William Hynes, Ph.D., the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, and others from the HNU community;
student success workshops and an introduction to campus resources
opportunities to learn more about HNU’s commitment to Social Justice and to participate in community service projects;
lots of possibilities for new students to meet and interact with one another; and
a chance meet current students, staff, and faculty who will be there to welcome and support you at HNU.
Traditional undergraduates (and their parents) will also:
learn more about how to make a successful transition to college (for freshman) or to a new and different university environment (for transfer students)
explore what life on and around campus will be all about
Adult and Graduate students will:
have an opportunity to attend breakout sessions specific to their program or major
meet the faculty and staff from individual programs
get information about resources and supports specific to the adult learner
Check back here as the date of orientation approaches for updates and schedules.
