1. Looking Ahead to Spring 2017: Making the Most of Your CI Experience
Dr. Tracy Arwari, Director, Student Support & Family Engagement

2. Student Support & Family Engagement
Comprehensive office structure
Integrates Student Success Initiatives, CARE, CI, and work with families
Opportunity to streamline messages and communication with students & families
Parents & families as partners for a successful student experience

3. Overview of GW 5 undergraduate academic schools:
CCAS – Columbian College of Arts & Sciences
SMPA – School of Media & Public Affairs
Corcoran College of Art & Design
ESIA – Elliott School of International Affairs
GWSB – GW School of Business
SEAS – School of Engineering & Applied Science
MISPH – Milken Institute School of Public Health

4. Marvin Center
Colonial Crossroads (5th floor) – Center for Student Engagement, Study Abroad, Undergraduate Research & Fellowships, International Services, Career Services
Colonial Central (ground floor) – Student Accounts, Registrar, Military & Veteran Student Services, Financial Assistance, GWorld Card Office
Colonial Health Center (CHC) (ground floor) – Medical Services, Mental Health Services, Health Promotion & Prevention Services

5. Our campuses FB – Foggy Bottom MVC – Mount Vernon Campus
Gelman – main library
HelWell – Lerner Health & Wellness Center
SEH – Science & Engineering Hall
1st year residence halls –Madison, Mitchell, Potomac, Thurston
MVC – Mount Vernon Campus
Eckles – main library
Ames – main academic building
Vex – shuttle between FB & MVC
1st year residence halls – West, Somers, Hillsides (Clark, Cole, Hensley), Merriweather
VSTC – Virginia Science & Technology Campus

6. Important Offices Diversity & Inclusion:
CCEPS – Honey W. Nashman Center for Civic Engagement & Public Service
DSS – Disability Support Services
MSSC – Multicultural Student Services Center
LGBTQIA resource center
Title IX
DivOps - Division of Operations:
Dining
Facilities (FixIt)
Mail & Package Services
Safety & Security:
Emergency Management
GWPD – GW Police Department
Health & Safety

7. How to approach CI Treat CI like a conference
Think about these sessions as opportunities for you and your student
How will you use the information to have conversations?
How can you use the information to teach your student to be empowered & to advocate for him/herself?
Information available online following CI
Student Support & Family Engagement website
Family First Class module

8. Welcome to GW!
Enjoy the next few days – make the most of your time on campus!
If you have additional questions, we are always happy to talk: