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BroncoFIT:

FIT To AchIeve.

FIT To LeAd.

FIT For LIFe.

Student Orientation & Week of Welcome2014 Final Schedule oF eventS

a Bronco!Proud to BeWelcome to the Bronco Nation! During your time at FSU we encourage you to join the BroncoFit FSU movement. BroncoFit FSU is a wellness initiative designed to provide FSU students with the tools needed to make informed decisions toward better lifestyle choices. Being BroncoFit is about being purposeful in preparing yourself academically, mentally, and physically in order to achieve your goals. As you begin your FSU journey we challenge you to get BroncoFit! Take charge of your life by building a foundation of good wellness practices that will last a lifetime.

There will be many opportunities for you to get active on campus throughout the year. Make the move toward living a healthier life by considering the following:

academically: Strive for excellence• Attendallclasses!• EnhanceacademicskillsbyutilizingStudentSupportServices (Helen T. Chick Building, Room 109) for tutoring and advisement.• Takeadvantageofyourprofessor’sofficehourstoaskquestionsand review assignments.• Becomeaglobalcitizenbyexploringstudyabroadopportunities.

Mentally & Socially: engage-take advantage of what campus life has to offer!• EnhanceleadershipskillsbyrunningforofficeintheFreshmanClass, Student Government Association or Student Activities Council (applications available August 25th).• JoinFSUclubs&organizationsandbecomeactivelyengagedincampuslife.• Expandyourhorizonsbyparticipatingincampusactivities,attendingcultural

enrichment programs, and supporting athletic events.• Makeadifferencebyvolunteeringforcommunityserviceinitiativesand sustainability projects.• TapintoresourcesofferedbyCareerServicesforprofessionaldevelopment suchasinterviewpreparation,resumecritiques,on-campusrecruitmentand graduate school advisement.

Physically: Make healthy lifestyle choices• CompleteaWellnessAssessmentthroughStudentHealthServicestorateyour overall wellness.• Developapersonalwellnessplantosetgoalstoimproveyourhealth.• Attendhealthandwellnesspresentationstolearnaboutimportanthealthissues.• JointheLet’sMoveFSUWellnessGrouptogetsupportforachievinggoals.• BecomeaWellnessAmbassadorandgetinvolvedwithotherstudentspassionateabout

creating a healthy campus.• ParticipateinIntramuralSportsbyjoiningateamortakinganexerciseclass.Intramural

Sports has an array of activities that allow you to stay healthy and have fun.

It’s time to get BroncoFit! As you transition into college, it is important to live a well-balanced life;

Fit to Lead. Fit to Achieve. Fit for Life.

hiStoRYFayettevilleStateUniversity’sHistory ..................................................................................................................5

oRientationNew Student Orientation ..................................................................................................................................9Operation Smooth Move ............................................................................................................................... 10Military/MilitaryAffiliated .............................................................................................................................. 10Commuter & Transfer Students ..................................................................................................................... 10ScheduleofEvents ........................................................................................................................................ 10

tRanSitionStudent Health .............................................................................................................................................. 20CenterforPersonalDevelopment .................................................................................................................. 21ResidenceLife ............................................................................................................................................... 22Bronco Shuttle Services ................................................................................................................................. 23

PRoud to BeTimeline ........................................................................................................................................................ 25Alma Mater .................................................................................................................................................. 26

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Our BroncoFIT is powered by a rich history and legacy…

…shaping the minds of future leaders and global citizens since 1867.

In1867,sevenBlackmen-MatthewN.Leary,AndrewJ.Chesnutt,Robert Simmons, George Grainger, Thomas Lomax, Nelson Carter,andDavidA.Bryant-paid$136fortwolotsonGillespieStreetandconverted themselves into a self-perpetuating Board of Trustees tomaintain this property permanently as a site for the education of BlackchildreninFayetteville.GeneralO.O.HowardoftheFreedman’sBureau,oneofthebest-knownfriendsofBlackeducation,erectedabuilding on this site, and the institution became known as the Howard School. By a legislative act in 1877, the North Carolina General Assembly provided for the establishment of a Normal School for the education of Black teachers. The Howard School was chosen as the most promising because of its successful record during the previous tenyears.Itwasdesignatedateachertraininginstitution,anditsname

waschangedtotheStateColoredNormalSchool.FiveChiefAdministrativeOfficersservedforrelativelyshortperiodsuntil1899:RobertL.Harris,Principal(1867-1880),CharlesW.Chesnutt,Principal(1880-1883),EzekielEzra(E.E.)Smith,Principal(1883-1888),GeorgeWilliams,Principal(1888-1895),E.E.Smith,Principal(1895-1898),andtheRev.L.E.Fairley,Principal(1898-1899).

In1899,Dr.Smithreturnedtotheinstitution.Underhispresidency,theschoolgrewfromthreeroomsinasmallframestructuretoaphysicalplantoftenbuildingsonafifty-acretractofland.Inordertopayfortheland,Dr.Smith,alongwithF.D.Williston,E.N.Williams,J.G.SmithandDr.P.N.Melchor,endorsedanotefor$3,000.00.ThenotewasrenewedseveraltimesandeventuallypaidoffbyDr.Smith.HelaterdeededthelandtotheState.Dr.Smithretiredin1933attheageof80withmorethan40yearsofservice to the institution.

Dr.J.WardSeabrooksucceededDr.SmithandunderhispresidencytheschoolbecameFayettevilleStateTeachersCollege,thereafterbeingauthorizedtogranttheBachelorofSciencedegreeinEducation.Thecollegereceivedbothstateandregionalaccreditationin1947.

Dr. Seabrook retired in 1956 andwas succeededbyDr. Rudolph Jones.DuringDr. Jones’ administration, the curriculumwasexpandedtoincludemajorsinsecondaryeducationandprogramsleadingtodegreesoutsidetheteachingfield.ThenameoftheschoolwaschangedtoFayettevilleStateCollegein1963.Also,underDr.Jones’leadership,sixadditionsweremadetothephysicalplanttoaccommodatearapidlyexpandingenrollment.

In1969,theinstitutionacquireditspresentname,“FayettevilleStateUniversity,”andDr.Charles“A”Lyons,Jr.waselectedpresident.By a legislative act in 1972, Fayetteville State University became a constituent institution of The University of North Carolina System. TheChiefExecutiveOfficer’spositionwasre-titledtoChancellor,withDr.LyonsbecomingthefirstChancelloroftheUniversity.Duringhistenure,thecurriculumwasexpandedtoincludeavarietyofbothbaccalaureateandmaster’slevelprograms.Inaddition,theFortBragg-PopeAFBExtensionCenter,inconjunctionwiththeWeek-EndandEveningCollege,wasestablishedinordertoprovidemilitarypersonnelandotherpersonsemployedfull-timewiththeopportunitytofurthertheireducation.

HISTORY

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The general academic structure took its present configuration in 1985when theUniversity became aComprehensive Level IInstitution.Inadditiontoexpandingprogramofferingsandservices,eightbuildingswereaddedtothephysicalplantduringthisperiodtoincludethestate-of-the-artCharlesChesnuttLibrary.

On January 1, 1988, Dr. Lloyd V. Hackley became the eighth ChiefExecutiveOfficeroftheUniversity.Duringhistenure,FSU’sfirstdoctoralprograminEducationalLeadershipwasestablished;andbaccalaureateprogramofferingswerealso increasedto include36disciplines inthearts and sciences, business and economics, and education. The addition for the ultra-modern Business and Economics building and the newHealth, Physical Education and Recreation Complex under-scoredDr.Hackley’s commitment to FSU’s continuedexpansion andgrowth.ChancellorHackleystrengthenedFSU’scommunityoutreach toat-riskchildren in the public schools, establishing numerous scholarship and tutoring/mentoring programs. FSU’s firstmajor capital campaignwasalsocompletedduringDr.Hackley’stenure,andenabledFSUtoincreasethe number of privately funded student scholarships to over 200. On December 31, 1994,Dr.Hackley left his post at FSU to become President of theNorthCarolinaDepartment ofCommunityColleges,thefirstAfrican-Americantoleadthestate’ssystemof59communitycolleges.

Dr.DonnaJ.Benson,AssociateVicePresidentforAcademicAffairsofTheUniversityofNorthCarolinaservedasFSU’s interimChancellorfromJanuary1,1995toNovember14,1995.

Dr.WillisB.McLeod,a1964graduateofFayettevilleStateUniversity,wasappointedChancelloronNovember15,1995bringingover30yearsofprofessionalexperienceinthefieldofeducation.HewastheninthChiefExecutiveOfficerofthe135-year-oldinstitution,andthefirstalumnustoserveasChancellorsinceFSUbecameaconstituentofTheUniversityofNorthCarolina.SeveralmajorinitiativeswereestablishedbyDr.McLeodtoleadFSUintothe21stcenturyandincludedthe“FreshmenYearInitiative”program,majorcampusimprovements,amasterplanfortherevitalizationofMurchisonRoadandseveraloutreacheffortsaimedat forging stronger community ties and regionalpartnershipswithpublic school anduniversity leaders.Dr.McLeod retiredasChancelloronJune30,2003withemeritusstatus.

Dr.T.J.(ThelmaJane)BryanwaselectedbytheUniversityOfNorthCarolinaBoardOfGovernorsonJune18,2003.Dr.BryanstartedherdutiesonJuly1,2003,asthetenthChiefExecutiveOfficerofFayettevilleStateUniversityandthefirstwomanelectedbytheUniversityOfNorthCarolinaBoardOfGovernorstoleadthe136-year-oldinstitutionasChancellor.ShewasalsothefirstAfrican-AmericanwomanappointedasheadofaUniversityofNorthCarolinainstitution.Duringherfour-yeartenure,theuniversityaddedtennewacademicprograms—undergraduateprogramssuchasfirescience,forensicscience,managementinformationsystems,andgenericnursingaswellasmaster’sprogramsincriminaljusticeandteaching.Fullonlinebaccalaureateprogramsincriminaljustice,psychology,andsociologyandafullonlinemaster’sprogramincriminaljusticewereadded,andFSU’sdistance-educationenrollmentscatapultedtothirdinthe16-institutionsystem.Dr.Bryanmandatedthatallprogramsthatareeligibleforspecializedaccreditationpursuesuchstampsofapproval,andaccreditationsweregarneredfromtheCouncilonSocialWorkEducationforthe master of social work program, from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business for business and accounting programs,andfromtheCouncilonCollegiateNursingEducationforthegenericnursingprogram.CrossCreekEarlyCollegeHighSchoolandFireStation#14wereestablishedonthecampusduringhertenure,whichendedonJuly23,2007.

Dr. LloydV.Hackleywasnamed InterimChancellorbyUNCPresident ErskineBowles and startedhisduties effective July23,2007.Dr.Hackleywaschancellor(interim)atNorthCarolinaA&TStateUniversityfromJune2006toJuly2007.Hewaspresident

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of the North Carolina Community College System, chancellor and tenured professor of both Fayetteville State University and theUniversityofArkansasatPineBluff,VicePresidentinthe16-campusUniversityofNorthCarolinasystem,chairoftheNorthCarolinaChildAdvocacyInstitute,chairoftheArkansasCivilRightsCommission,andchairofthePresident’sAdvisoryBoardonHistoricallyBlackCollegesandUniversities.Dr.HackleywasalsoafacultymemberintheGovernmentExecutiveInstituteattheUNC-ChapelHillSchoolofbusiness.Dr.HackleyischancelloremeritusofFayettevilleStateUniversity,chairoftheNCMethodistHomeforChildrenandchairmanemeritusoftheNationalCHARACTERCOUNTS!Coalition.SinceJanuary,1997,hehastaughtinorconductedpersonallymorethan3200seminars,workshopsandlecturesinethicsandcharacterdevelopmentthroughoutAmerica and overseas, for children, parents, teachers, coaches, and other persons who work with children, as well as for businesses, universities,variousgovernmentalagenciesandotheryouth-servingorganizations.

JamesA.Anderson,professorofpsychologyandformerviceprovostandvicepresidentattheUniversityofAlbanyinNewYorkiselectedChancellorofFayettevilleStateUniversitybytheBoardofGovernorsofthemulti-campusUniversityofNorthCarolinaonJune9,2008.UnderChancellorAnderson’sleadership,threenewbuildingshavebeenaddedtotheFSUlandscape.Thestate-of-the-artSoutheasternNorthCarolinaNursingEducationandResearchCenter istechnologicallyenhancedtosupportnursingeducationofthe21stcentury.AhighlightofthefacilityistheClinicalSimulationCenterwhereyoucanexperiencethebestinhuman patient simulation. Additionally, FSU has strengthened its partnership with the military and its neighbors at Fort Bragg. FSUhasestablishednewacademicprograms,includingon-lineoptions,tomeettheneedsofcurrentandfuturesoldiersatFt.Bragg. Among the programs is a degree in intelligence studies. FSU actively supports the military by offering classes on campuses onFortBragg,CampLejeune,andSeymourJohnsonAirForceBase,allinNorthCarolina,andFortSamHoustoninTexas.WithpartnershipswithseveninstitutionsofhighereducationinChina,FSUispreparingstudentstobe21stCenturyglobalscholars.Eachyear, students from sister institutions in China come to FSU for study and in return, FSU sends students to China for academic study. AsChancellorAndersonputsit,“nootherhistoricallyblackcollegeoruniversityhasitsfootprintinChinalikeFSU.”InadditiontoChina,FSUhasformulatedpartnershipswithNigeria,France,Tanzania,SouthAfrica,Grenada,andPoland.

Chancellor,JamesA.Anderson

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My BroncoFIT is hard work and preparation. Commit to your success from day one and you will excel academically, personally, and professionally.

Welcome to Fayetteville State University! Youarepartofanelitegroupofstudentsfortunateenoughtohavebeenselectedtoattendthishistoricalinstitutionofhigherlearningnowinits147thyearofoperation.

We hope that Orientation is one of your most enjoyable and memorable times at FSU and we urge you to take advantageofalltheawesomeeventsandopportunitiesofferedduringyourfirstweekhere!

The goals of Fayetteville State University New Student Orientation are to: • EnsurethatyouaccomplishallofthenecessarytasksrequiredtobecomeofficiallyenrolledatFayetteville

State University. • ProvideanunderstandingofFayettevilleStateUniversity’straditionandlegacyandyourplacetherein. • Helpyoutransitioneffectivelytocollegelifeacademically,personally,andsocially. • HelpyouunderstandtheUniversityprocesses,procedures,andpoliciesthatwillgovernyourlifeasa student here at FSU. • Informyouabouttheavailabilityofservicesandprograms. • IncreaseyoursenseofappreciationforbeingaBroncoManoraBroncoWoman.

TheUniversityhasarichhistoryandhighexpectationsforeachstudentwhoattends.Itisclearlyanexpectationthatyou will demonstrate, through you presence, that you are a high achiever whose appearance and behavior is that of a future leader of the world. Remember, your success as a Bronco starts and ends with you.

Carefullyreviewthescheduletounderstandwhereyouhavetobeandwhen.EspeciallynotethesessionsindicatedasMandatory.YouwillreceiveinformationthatisverycriticaltoyoureffectivetransitiontoFayettevilleStateUniversity.Attendance will be taken. StudentswhoparticipateinOrientationasrequiredwillreceiveacademiccreditintheirUniversity Studies Class. Attendance at social activities is strongly recommended.

Welcome to Fayetteville State university!

Proud to Be

new Student orientation Fall 2014

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BroncoFIT: FIT To AchIeve. FIT To LeAd. FIT For LIFe.

neW Student oRientation & WeeK oF WelcoMe2014 Schedule oF eventS

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSSaturday, august 16, 2014

operation Smooth Move Residence hall check-in 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Welcome to your new home. Unload, unpack and settle in. Be sure to take care of

anybusinessmattersintheLillyBuildingandvisittheStudentCenterduringyourappointed time.

Residential Student Move-In ScheduleCheck-inTime ............8:00a.m.-9:00a.m.

Check-inTime ..........9:00a.m.-10:00a.m.

Check-inTime ........10:00a.m.-11:00a.m.

Check-inTime ........11:00a.m.-12:00p.m.

last names a-e:

last names F-K:

last names l-P:

last names Q-Z:

Military/Military affiliated orientationRudolph Jones Student center, upper level 8:00 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.Ms.VeronicaAlexander,910-672-2965

Thissessionisdesignedspecificallyforstudentswhoare:uS military and/or military affiliated persons who plan on using either military and/or veteran administration benefits to pay for college.(MilitaryAffiliatedmeansanyoneconnectedtothemilitary:ActiveDuty,Airmen,Dependents,Reserve,NationalGuardandVeterans)

Note:Studentswhoaremilitaryaffiliatedbutdonotplantousemilitaryand/orveteranadministrationbenefitstopay for college should follow the Orientation schedule as printed.

commuter Student orientationRudolph Jones Student center, upper level

10:00 a.m.Mrs.PamFisher&

Mrs.AshleyDougherty,910-672-2112

First-timefreshmencommutingstudents will receive information and

resources that will aid in the transition to FSU.

transfer Student orientation lyons Science amex, Room 125

Ms.LeslieTukes,910-672-1104

Thissessionisdesignedtoaddressquestionsandconcerns for transfer students.

10:00a.m.SessionI12:00p.m.SessionII

Transfer students should attend either Session I or Session II.

You are required to have your Bronco one card (Student id card) with you at all times. Bronc FIT 10

Student life Resources Rudolph Jones Student center YouarerequiredtoprocessthroughtheRudolphJonesStudentCenterduringyourdesignated time (see below) to

secureyourBroncoIDCard,haveadmissionholdsremoved,getyourmailboxkeyandtakeyouryearbookpicture.

• Bronco ID Card • University College • Post Office • Yearbook •

Commuter, Transfer & Military Bronco ID Card Schedule Commuter, Transfer & Military/Military Dependents

Commuter, Transfer & Military/Military Dependents

11:00 a.m.

1:00 p.m.

Residential Student Bronco ID Card Schedule 12:30p.m. LastnameA-E1:30p.m. LastnameF-K2:30p.m. LastnameL-P3:30p.m. LastnameQ-Z

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS continuedSaturday, august 16, 2014

BuSineSS MatteRSThe following offices will be open from

9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for you to conduct business.

admissions Student centerMs. Ulisa Bowles, 910-672-1371

Submityourfinalhighschooltranscript, remove admissions holds, and resolve other Admissions issues.

health & immunization Resources Spaulding BuildingMs. Linda Melvin, 910-672-1454

Submit your student health forms, immunizationrecordsandreceiveinformation on how to waive/enroll in the student health insurance plan.

Financial & Registration Resources lilly Building

Speak with staff regarding tuition and fee payment, class schedule and financialaid.

• Registrar’sOffice,3rdfloor; 910-672-1185• FinancialAid,1stfloor 910-672-1325• Cashier’sOffice,2ndfloor 910-672-2606• FederalPerkinsLoan,2ndfloor 910-672-1120• StudentAccounts,2ndfloor 910-672-1155

Parking decals, university Police & Public SafetyMitchell Building 910-672-1341

Students must have their network account username and Password to obtain a parking decal.UniversityPoliceonly accepts payment in the form of a checkormoneyorder. Ifpayingbycash,credit or debit cards, students should make paymentattheCashier’sOfficelocatedintheLillyBuildingonthe2ndfloor,andthenbring a copy of the receipt to the University Police & Public Safety in the MitchellBuildingofficefordecalpickup.

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Commuter, Military & Transfer Student Textbook Pickup – ONLY

FSu Bookstore, Bronco Square910-672-1322

(You must have your Bronco ID Card)11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Inordertomaketextbooksmoreaffordabletoourstudents,FSUoffersaTextbookRentalProgram.

This program includes an across the board charge to all students.

academic advisinghelen t. chick Building, Room 21612:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.Dr. John Brooks, 910-672-1060

accuplacer exam (for students who DID NOT test during First Steps)lyons Science annex computer lab, Room 1252:00 p.m.Mr. Alvis Moore, 910-672-1301

Parent orientation Rudolph Jones Student center, upper level2:30 p.m.Mr. Fred Sapp, 910-672-1222

HereatFSU,werecognizethatparentsplayacriticalroleinthesuccessofourstudents.TheParentOrientationSessionisaspecialprogramjustforparents.Itisdesignedtoprovidekeyinformationabouttheadjustmentsyournewcollegestudentandyouwillfaceduringthenextfewyears.ThissessionisavaluablemeansforparentstolearnmoreaboutwhattoexpectfromtheFayettevilleStateUniversityexperience.

MandatoRY

Grand opening cook-out (You must have your Bronco ID Card) capel arena5:00 p.m. -7:00 p.m.

AtourGrandOpeningCook-outnewstudentswillhaveanopportunitytogettoknowtheirfellowstudentsaswellastheirOrientationLeaders.OrientationLeadersarecurrentFSUstudentswhoassistnewstudentsintheirtransitiontocollege.YourOrientationLeaderwillserveasamentor,guide,andsourceforinformationduringyourfirstweekattheUniversity.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS continuedSaturday, august 16, 2014

You are required to have your Bronco one card (Student id card) with you at all times. Bronc FIT 12

You are required to have your Bronco one card (Student id card) with you at all times.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS continuedSaturday, august 16, 2014

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSSunday, august 17, 2014

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Welcoming & Pinning ceremony capel arena12:30 p.m.

TheWelcoming&PinningCeremonyisaformalinductionceremonywhereChancellorJamesA.Andersonofficiallyinducts the new class into the Bronco family.

*all students are required to wear black business professional attire (no jeans, spaghetti strap dresses, shorts, form-fitting clothes, sneakers, boots, hats, doo-rags, etc.).

MandatoRY (Residential Students Only)

department of Residence life Meetings Residence halls8:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m.Get acquaintedwith your residencehall staff and learn about living in thehalls andemergencypreparednessprocedures.

Freshmen dance (You must have your Bronco ID Card)lilly Gym10:00 p.m. -1:00 a.m. An FSU tradition, the Student Activities Council sponsors the Freshmen Dance.

Brunch in the cafe (You must have your Bronco ID Card)dining hall, Rudolph Jones Student center9:30 a.m. -12:00 p.m.

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Residential Freshmen Student Textbook PickupFSu BooKStoRe, BRonco SQuaRe, 910-672-1322

(You must have your Bronco ID Card)

3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Inordertomaketextbooksmoreaffordabletoourstudents,FSUoffersaTextbookRental

Program.Thisprogramincludesanacrosstheboardchargetoallstudents. 3:00p.m.-3:45p.m. ResidentialStudentsinGroups 1-8 3:45p.m.-4:30p.m. ResidentialStudentsinGroups 9-16 4:30p.m.-5:15p.m. ResidentialStudentsinGroups 7-24 5:15p.m.-6:00p.m. ResidentialStudentsinGroups 25-30

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS continuedSunday, august 17, 2014

dinner in the cafe (You must have your Bronco ID Card) dining hall, Rudolph Jones Student center4:30 p.m. -7:00 p.m.

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let’s talk: the expectation of a Bronco Man and Bronco WomanRudolph Jones Student centerFemale Students - Upper Level • Male Students - Lower Level8:00 p.m.“TheBroncoWay”--atermthatmeansunity,positiveenergy,andloyaltytotheUniversity.Miss FSu dara colon, Mr. FSu Ronald Blanks, and Mr. FSu lorne Whitehead will lead these interactive discussions designed to help you understand your role in upholding the rich traditions of Fayetteville State University.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTSMonday, august 18, 2014

Breakfast (You must have your Bronco ID Card)dining hall, Rudolph Jones Student center7:30 a.m. - 8:30 a.m.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS continuedMonday, august 18, 2014

MandatoRYconcurrent Mini-Workshops 9:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

9:00 a.m.-9:40 a.m. Session i RoomGroups1-10 CampusSafety LSA120Groups11-20 JudicialMatters RJSC238Groups21-30 StudentGovernmentAssociation RJSC242Groups31-40 StudentActivitiesCouncil BroncoCinema

9:50 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Session ii RoomGroups1-10 JudicialMatters RJSC238Groups11-20 StudentGovernmentAssociation RJSC242Groups21-30 StudentActivitiesCouncil BroncoCinemaGroups31-40 CampusSafety LSA120

10:40 a.m.-11:20 a.m. Session iii RoomGroups1-10 StudentGovernmentAssociation RJSC242Groups11-20 StudentActivitiesCouncil BroncoCinemaGroups21-30 CampusSafety LSA120Groups31-40 JudicialMatters RJSC238

11:30 a.m.-12:10 p.m. Session iv RoomGroups1-10 StudentActivitiesCouncil BroncoCinemaGroups11-20 CampusSafety LSA120Groups21-30 JudicialMatters RJSC238Groups31-40 StudentGovernmentAssociation RJSC242

lunch in the cafe (You must have your Bronco ID Card) dining hall, Rudolph Jones Student center 12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.

MandatoRYorientation Fair capel arena2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.

This interactive exhibition is an introduction to the many services, departments, clubs, and organizations thatFayettevilleStateUniversityhas tooffer.Youwillhaveanopportunity to talk to representatives fromallareasofcampus life.

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SCHEDULE OF EVENTS continuedMonday, august 18, 2014

Global Scholars and Robert h. Short Scholars Meeting (Invitation Only)3:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. SchoolofBusinessandEconomics(SBE),Room145, Ms.P.LorraineJackson,910-672-2245

dinner in the cafe (You must have your Bronco ID Card) dining hall, Rudolph Jones Student center4:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.

Bronco Spirit night

capel arena8:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m.

Bronco Spirit comes alive as you celebrate & experience what itmeans to be a Fayetteville State University Bronco. Come out and meet our football, volleyball, and bowling teams, as well as our sensational cheerleaders, magnificent marchingband, and dynamic fraternities and sororities as they entertain you during our traditional Bronco Spirit Night!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTStuesday, august 19, 2014

FiRSt daY oF claSS! Classes Begin (You must have your Bronco id card)YOU ARE REQUIRED TO BE PRESENT FOR THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS!!!

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campus SafetyPresenter: lt. Michael Murphy and Sgt. terrance PhillipsThissessionwillintroducefreshmentotheDepartmentofPoliceandPublicSafetyandthejointeffortperformedbystudents,staff,faculty,andmembersofthePoliceDepartmentinsecuringtheFSUcampus.

Judicial MattersPresenters: dr. landon hadley and Student conduct BoardAs broncos you will assume certain responsibilities for maintaining high standards of academic and behavior expectations.TheDeanofStudentsandtheStudentConductBoardwilldiscusstheimportanceoftheseexpectationsasyounavigatethroughtheUniversityCommunity.

Student activities councilPresenters: Members of the FSu Student activities councilTheStudentActivitiesCouncilwillbeonhandtoshareinformationaboutthescheduleofeventsforthe2014-2015academicyears.Thissessionwillbeexciting,informativeandlotsoffun.Theywillalsoprovideinformationabout how to become involved on campus.

Student Government associationPresenters: Members of the FSu Student Government associationDuring this fun and information session you will meet the members of the FSU Student Government Association. Theywillsharetheir2014-2015goalsandinitiativesandprovideyouwithkeyinformationabouthowtobecomeinvolved with SGA.

WORKSHOPS

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the Freshman Year: exploring Self-assessment & career Planning activities

Begin to identify interests, abilities, skills and personal/work values

Seek career advising to discuss choosing a major or identifying possible career options

exploreawidevarietyofmajors

talk to academic and career counselors about the majors you are seriously considering

developandpracticegoodstudyhabits,organizationalandfunctionalskills

investigateandjoincampusorganizationsthatmightinterestyou

this is a good way to develop leadership, organizational and planning skills

Participateincampusactivities–getinvolvedinwhat’shappeningoncampus Seeksummer,part-timeandvolunteerjobstoexploreandgainvaluableexperience

answer the following four key questions: 1. What do i want to do when i graduate?

2. What can i do with the degree that i am seeking?

3. What do i need to do to develop myself further?

4. how can i ensure that i start the career i am seeking after graduation?

• Read the newspaper and watch the news often. • Keep up with current events • Register with the office of career Services

appropriate attire for class & career-Related ProgramsOfficeofCareerServicesRudolphJonesStudentCenter;910-672-1205

Our BroncoFIT is our cultural commitment… we are not only committed to our musical craft, but also to expanding our cultural awareness through campus and community involvement.

Student health ServicesStudent Health Services (SHS) is located in the Spaulding Building. Student Health Services strives to promote and maintain conditions that are conducive for healthy living, guide and encourage students to accept health as a positive value of life, and stimulate an interest in students to make healthy choices. SHS provides a variety of health care services to all students currently enrolled. SHS provides treatment of minor illnesses and minor injuries. Students needingreferralsforspecializedservicesarereferredtolocalareaclinicsandhospitals.Uponreferral,thestudentisresponsibleforallchargesnotcoveredbytheirpersonalinsuranceplanand/ortheirStudentMedicalInsurancePlan.Student Health Services include:

•AcuteMedicalCare•GYN,PAPSmear•HIV/STITesting•BreastExams

•Laboratory•Contraceptives•Pharmacy•HealthEducationandPromotion

Anurseisalwaysondutyduringhoursofoperation.MedicalProviderhoursforroutinetreatmentarepostedbutmay vary during summer sessions. The doors to the Student Health Services are locked after 5 pm for security purposes.Afterhours,studentscancontactHealthLineBlueat1-877-477-2424fornon-lifethreateningissues.Foranylifethreateningemergencystudentsshouldcontact911,CampusPolice,ortheResidenceHallAdvisor/Director.

insuranceFayettevilleStateUniversityrequireseachstudenttohaveaccidentandsicknessinsuranceprotectioneitherbytheirpersonalpolicyorundertheFSUStudentMedicalInsurancePlan.BrochuresdescribingtheStudentInsurancePlanare available at Student Health Services or can be found online at www.studentinsurance.com.

ThepremiumfortheStudentMedicalInsurancePlanisincludedineachstudent’ssemesterbill.StudentswhodoNOTwishtobeenrolledintheStudentMedicalInsurancePlanMUSTcompletetheinsurancewaiverformonlineonly.

Student health ServicesFayetteville State university1200 Murchison RoadFayetteville, nc 28301Spaulding infirmary

Phone: (910) 672-1259Fax: (910) 672-1366

Mrs. linda Melvin, director

clinic hoursMonday through thursday8:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Friday8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.

lunch from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m.

HEALTH

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We oFFeR individual and GRouP counSelinGTheCenterForPersonalDevelopmentprovidesindividualand/orgroup

counseling services that address such concerns as:

depression anxiety loneliness low self-esteem problems relating to others relationship issues family issues study skills improvement managing test anxiety substance abuse assessments substance abuse counseling

substance abuse education/awareness eating disorders stress management workshops and outreach services self-esteem enhancement decision making skills/life skills anger management disability services roommate conflicts pregnancy grief counseling

TheprimarymissionoftheCenterforPersonalDevelopmentistoprovideprogramsandservicestoassistintheemotional, psychological, and intellectual development of studentswith diverse backgrounds. Specifically, theCenter provides individual and group counseling, preventive, developmental, and other services to augment the total educational process, thereby, maintaining a climate conducive to the academic growth and development of all students.

center for Personal developmentFayetteville State universitySpaulding Building, Room 1551200 Murchison RoadFayetteville, nc 28301-4298

office hours:Monday-Friday8 a.m. - 5 p.m.evening hours available by appointment

Phone: 672-1222/1203Fax: (910) 672-1389Mr. Fred Sapp, director

PERSONALDEVELOPMENT

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Livingon campus is youropportunity tobuild long lasting relationships andparticipate in the total college experience.TheOfficeofResidenceLifestrivestomakecampuslivinganextensionofyourhomeandneighborhoodexperiences.TheResident Assistants (RA), Community Support Associates (CSA), and Building Managers in each residence hall are here tosupportyouthroughoutyourcollege livingexperience. It is important foryoutobecome involved inyour residentialcommunities. Many leadership and engagement opportunities within the halls are waiting for you to discover.Explorethepossibilities.

department of Residence lifeFayetteville State university1200 Murchison Road Fayetteville, nc 28301Williams hall

office hours: Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Main office: 910.672.1884toll Free: 1.888.539.1616Fax: 910.672.1286Mrs. holly holiday- Jones, director

RESIDENCELIFE

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Bronco Shuttle ServiceInaneffort tobetterserve thecampuscommunity,FayettevilleState University operates a free shuttle service to various off campus locations. The shuttle is equipped with ADA seating.StudentsarerequiredtoshowtheirFSUIDcardtoridetheshuttle.

Schedule dates, times and RoutesMonday & 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Wednesday FSUStudentCenter,WestwoodShopping,CrossCreekMall,Wal-MartonSkiboRoad

tuesday & 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.thursday FSUStudentCenterandWal-MartonRamseyStreet

Friday 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Route a: FSUStudentCenter,WestwoodShoppingCenter,CrossCreekMallandWal-MartonSkibo Route B:FSUStudentCenter,CrossCreekMall,BestBuyonSkibo,Wal-MartonSkiboRoad

Saturday 12:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Route a: FSU Student Center, Westwood Shopping Center, CrossCreekMallandWal-MartonSkibo Route B: FSU Student Center, Cross Creek Mall, Best Buy on Skibo, Wal-MartonSkibo

Ourgoalistoprovidereliableservice.However,weatherandtrafficconditionsmay force unforeseen delays. Additionally, it may become necessary to change or discontinue certain stops.

university Shuttle Stop location• Behind the Student Center (W.T. Brown Drive)

BRONCO SHUTTLE

…we graduate in 4 years and we graduate with honors!

Our BroncoFit is Academic Excellence…

1867 Howard School Founded by David A. Bryant, Nelson Carter, AndrewJ.Chesnutt,GeorgeGrainger,MatthewLeary.ThomasLomax,andRobertSimmons.Theypaid$136.00fortwolotsonGillespie Street

1867 RobertHarrisbecamefirstPrincipal

1868 HowardSchoolconstructedbyFreedman’sBureau

1872 CharlesChesnuttbecameapupil-teacherattheHowardSchool

1877 NamedNorthCarolina’sFirstStateColoredNormalSchoolwithRobertHarrisasPrincipalandCharlesChesnuttasAssistantPrincipal.(AfterUNC-ChapelHill,itisthesecondoldestStatesupported school in North Carolina)

1880 CharlesW.ChesnuttbecamePrincipal

1883 CharlesChesnuttresignedasPrincipal

1883 Dr.EzekielEzra(E.E.)SmithbecamePrincipal

1888 GeorgeH.WilliamsbecamePrincipal

1895 Dr.E.E.SmithreturnedasPrincipal

1898 ReverendLeonard(Robert)E.FairleybecameActingPrincipal

1899 Dr.E.E.SmithreturnedasPrincipal

1908 State Colored Normal School moved to the Murchison Road site

1927 HighschoolwasdiscontinuedandthetitleofPrincipalwaschangedtoPresidentandVicePrincipaltoDean

1933 Dr.E.E.SmithretiredasPresident

1933 Dr.J.WardSeabrookiselectedPresident

1939 Name changed to Fayetteville State Teachers College and itbecameafour-yearinstitutiongrantingaB.S.degreeinElementaryEducation,accreditedbythestateandregion

1947 Accredited by SACS

1954 MemberofAACTE

1956 Dr.J.WardSeabrookretired

1956 Dr.RudolphJoneselectedPresident

1963 Name changed to Fayetteville State College

1969 Dr.RudolphJonesretired

1969 Dr.Charles“A”Lyons,Jr.becamePresident

1969 Name changed to Fayetteville State University and it was designated a regional university

1972 Fayetteville State University was made a constituent institution oftheUniversityofNorthCarolinaandaComprehensiveLevelIInstitution,offeringMaster’sDegrees.Dr.Charles“A”Lyons,Jr.,President,thenbecamethefirstChancelloroftheUniversity.

1973 Offered Associate of Arts degrees at Fort Bragg

1976 NCATEAccreditation

1987 Dr.Charles“A”Lyons,Jr.retiredasChancellor

1988 Dr.LloydV.HackleyisnamedtheeighthChiefExecutiveOfficerof Fayetteville State University

1994 Dr.LloydV.HackleyleftFayettevilleStateUniversityandbecamePresidentoftheNorthCarolinaCommunityCollegeSystem

1994 Firstdoctoralprogram-Ed.D.inEducationalLeadership

1995 Dr.DonnaJ.Benson,AssociateVicePresidentforAcademicAffairsofTheUniversityofNorthCarolinaservedasInterimChancellor

1995 Dr.WillisB.McLeodwasselectedastheninthleaderandfirstalumnus Chancellor on November 15, 1995

1998 NLNAccreditationforNursingProgram

2001 CCNEAccreditationforNursingProgram

2002 Through2003won14CIAAChampionships

2003 Dr.WillisB.McLeodresignedasChancelloronJune30,2003

2003 Dr.T.J.(ThelmaJane)BryanwasselectedasthetenthChancellorandstartedherdutiesonJuly1,2003

2005 GenericnursingprogramaccreditedbyCCNE

2006 MasterofsocialworkprogramaccreditedbyCSWE

2007 Business and accounting programs accredited by AACSB

2007 Dr.T.J.BryanresignedasChancelloronJuly23,2007

2007 Dr.LloydV.HackleywasnamedInterimChancellorbyUNCPresidentErskineBowlesandstartedhisdutieseffectiveJuly23,2007

2008 Dr.JamesA.AndersonwasselectedastheeleventhchiefexecutiveofficerandstartedhisdutiesonJune9,2008

2012 FSU is the only UNC campus that houses both a traditional and anInternationalEarlyCollegeHighSchool.

2012 FSUopensanew338-bedstate-of-the-artRenaissanceResidence Hall

2014 FSUopensthenewlyrenovatedRudolphJonesStudentCenter,an82,000squarefeetstate-of-the-artbuilding.

TIMELINE

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“old White and Blue”Our colors so true, Oh hail White and Blue!

To Thee our voices ring.

Tho’seasonsmayroll,andchangesunfold

Thypraisewe’lleversing.

All honor and love and loyalty

We pledge our hearts anew.

Our Alma Mater, F.S.U.

We hail thee, Old White and Blue!

We cherish each hall, each time honored wall

Eachbendingtreeandbower.

Tho’farwemayroam,thyspiritleadson

To victory and power.

With courage and might and majesty

March on old colors true.

Our Alma Mater, F.S.U.

We’llstandbyOldWhiteandBlue!

Proud to Be

ALMA MATER

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Our BroncoFIT is Teamwork…

Are YoU BroncoFIT?

We work together to achieve the win!

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Fayetteville State University is a constituent institution of The University of North Carolina. Fayetteville State University is committed to equality of educational opportunity and does not discriminate against applicants, students, or employees based on race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, or disability. Moreover, Fayetteville State University values diversity and actively seeks to recruit talented students, faculty, and staff from diverse backgrounds.

Admissions ...........................................................800-222-2594

Aramark Dining Services .................................. (910) 672-1039

Bookstore .......................................................... (910) 672-1322

Bronco Card ...................................................... (910) 672-1762

672-2310

Career Services .................................................. (910) 672-1205

Commuter Student Services ............................. (910) 672-2112

Division of Student Affairs .............................. (910) 672-1201

Financial Aid ..................................................... (910) 672-1325

FSU Mail Center ................................................ (910) 672-1123

Health Services ................................................. (910) 672-1454

Military Education ............................................ (910) 672-2961

Police & Public Safety ....................................... (910) 672-1341

Registrar’s Office .............................................. (910) 672-1185

Residence Life ......................................................888-539-1616

(910) 672-1284

Student Engagement ....................................... (910) 672-1166

Student Accounts ............................................. (910) 672-1155

University College ............................................ (910) 672-1060

University Testing ............................................. (910) 672-1301

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