The Student Navigate App lets you schedule campus appointments, find a study buddy, connect with support, and receive notifications for important upcoming dates. Learn how to use it quickly in this short session.

The Associate Dean for Inclusion and Community Standards will provide an overview of what it means to be a community member and a brief review of the Student Handbook, Honor Code and Student Code of Conduct. Honor Board Members and students on the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Council will discuss their roles and upcoming programs.

The Director of Student Engagement & Community Programs will go over the various ways to get involved on campus.

Check in with your Orientation Leader and continue to make new friends in your group that will last a lifetime!

Take a tour around campus to become acclimated to NDMU.

Launched in 2010, the Trailblazer Scholars Program provides ongoing, essential support to help first-generation Women’s College students reap the benefits of college life, earn their degrees, and make their way into the world as Notre Dame graduates.

1:30–2:00 p.m.
Marion Burk Knott Gym

Meet with your Orientation Leader and peers to take photos prior to Cap & Gown Investiture. *Bring your cap & gown with you.

2:00 p.m.
LeClerc Auditorium

Cap and Gown Investiture is the official welcome for all new incoming students in the Women’s College. Similar to graduation being the end of the University experience, this event marks the beginning of your time at NDMU. *Business casual and academic regalia (cap & gown) are required for this event.

Learn the purpose and resources of the Career Center.

This is our first full day of Orientation. Let’s get ready for some fun!

Attend your first floor meeting in your residence hall to meet your Resident Advisor (RA) and learn everything you need to know about living on campus.