NEW & TRANSFER STUDENT ORIENTATION

Schedule


Bookmark this page for easy access to the New & Transfer Student Orientation agenda. And be sure to download the ChathamU app (App Store & Google Play Store) for important information about dining, shuttles, parking, campus maps, and more.

Fall 2025 Orientation

Wednesday, August 20-Sunday, August 24, 2025

More information coming soon.

Join us for a half-day of exploration, connection, and preparation designed to make your transition into college life as smooth as possible.

During orientation, you’ll get a glimpse of campus life, meet fellow students, and interact with the teams and resources here to support you every step of the way.

What to Expect

  • Welcome Session: Get an overview of the campus community and an introduction to college life.

  • Academic Advising Office: Meet the advisors who will guide you in choosing classes, planning your schedule, and setting academic goals.

  • Office of Academic & Accessibility Resources: Learn about the academic support programs available to help you succeed, including tutoring, academic accommodations, and accessibility resources for students with diverse needs.

  • Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion: Meet the team, explore affinity groups, and hear about programs that foster community, celebrate diversity, and provide resources for students from all backgrounds.

  • Counseling Center: Discover resources for health, wellness, counseling, and other essential student services.

  • Student Engagement Office: Get info on student organizations, clubs, and extracurriculars to make the most of your college experience.

  • Career Development Office: Connect with career advisors who can help you explore potential career paths, find internships, and prepare for life after college.

  • And much more!

Whether you're new to campus or simply want to learn more, orientation is your time to ask questions, make friends, and set yourself up for a successful start.

We can’t wait to welcome you to Chatham!

A group of Chatham University students socializing
Chatham University President Rhonda Phillips speaks with students seated at a table