GW 101 MOVE-IN 101

Foggy Bottom Halls: Lafayette, Madison, Potomac, & Thurston Halls

Housing assignments were released June 6, 2014 Once students received their assignments, they should –Contact their roommates –Find out what is already in the room –Think about what to bring and When and How to Ship –Review the list of Prohibited Items and the RCCGs –Find out about check-in locations and times –Check GW Campus Advisories Before Move-In Move-In 101

Final Considerations Before Leaving Home Consider purchasing renter’s insurance Have your GWorld card handy Consider buying books and supplies online Have the “Living on your Own” conversation with your student Your student must complete self check-in prior to arrival Before Move-In Move-In 101

College Renters Plan Protect your student’s personal property with College Renters Insurance ✔ Ideal for students living in residence halls ✔ Covers laptops, smart phones, bikes, and other items ✔ $100 deductible ✔ Costs as little as $12/month

Move-In Day *Saturday August 23 What to Expect A GW Welcome! A DC Weekend Check-in Hubs vs. GWorld Tap Access Availability of Shipped Items Room Pre-inspection & Inventory Green Move-In How to Plan Logistics of Unloading Comfortable Clothing Helpful Items Prepare for the Weather Know Where You’re Going *Pre-approved students participating in University-sponsored co-curricular programs can expect a similar move-in experience. Move-In 101

What to Really Expect Move-In 101

“FIXit” Maintenance and Repairs Lock-Outs and the Key Depot Room Condition Reports Make the most of the Residential Life Experience Visit the University Services Fair or other CI Sessions for more information about Residential Life Services After Move-In Move-In 101

1.Prepare for city living 2.Label all packages and bags & never leave belongings unattended 3.Obey all DC Parking & Traffic signs 4.Bring a hand truck if you have one 5.Know Your Plan 6.Make Move-In a Team Effort 7.Don’t Forget Your Patience Move-In Tips Move-In 101