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What is Welcome Week?

Welcome Week is a great way to start your semester at UofL! There are 50+ events in 5 days, including some of the most memorable events students will attend during their time at the university. An essential experience for every new student, Welcome Week helps you make the transition from summertime student-to-be to first-time UofL student!

What Happens at Welcome Week?

There is so much to do! Even the most enthusiastic student may not be able to attend all the events, but be sure to attend the Signature Events, taking place on Friday, August 23 and Saturday, August 24. These 6 events are the ones we expect ALL INCOMING STUDENTS to attend. Don't forget to bring your student ID to Signature Events to be swiped in for attendance!

Families, there are many events taking place Wednesday - Friday that you are invited to attend.  Be sure to check out the full family schedule of events!

 

Welcome Week 2013 Schedules

***TENTATIVE! These schedules are based on Welcome Week 2012, and will be updated as events are finalized!***


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Printable Full Schedule of Events (PDF)- will be available in August 2013 when schedule is finalized
Printable Family Schedule of Events (PDF)- will be available in August 2013 when schedule is finalized

Parking for Welcome Week

Parking is free at the Floyd Street Garage August 19 - 25.  Get directions to campus.

 

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* Make connections with faculty, staff, current and new students*
*Opportunities to explore Civic, Academic, Personal & Social aspects of UofL*
*Get comfortable here on campus and take care of last-minute business*
*Tons of fun events! Tons of free food! Tons of free giveaways!*
** Meet Your Mentor Lunch ** SOUL Community Service Event ** CARDnival **
** Playfair ** President's Convocation ** Drive-In Movie ** SAC Live! **

 

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