
Orientation is an important step in becoming part of the Seneca community. It's the best way to start your first year at College. At Orientation, you will receive important academic information and have the chance to become familiar with your campus. At Orientation events you will meet other new students, student leaders, faculty and staff; you will be able to tour your campus, visit different service offices and learn all that you need to know to get started on the right foot.
Our Orientation includes:
MATURE STUDENT ORIENTATION Join other mature students for an orientation session specific to your needs & questions. Information will be available to help with a smooth transition into college life. All Seneca students 21 years and up are welcome!
SENECA VILLAGE Come out and enjoy food, entertainment and music.
This is also your chance to visit different Seneca department and service areas in one stop, fill out your passport for a chance to win great prizes and more.
CAMPUS TOURS
Take a guided tour of the campus with one of our Orientation Leaders. See all that Seneca has to offer and find out about all of the services that are right here on campus.
Leadership Opportunity:
Upper Semester Students join S.W.O.T. (Student Welcoming & Orientation Team)by becoming an Orientation Leader (OL)! OL’s help orient our new students every semester and help welcome all new students back to campus. Apply Today.
ORIENTATION PROGRAM PURPOSE STATEMENT*
The purpose of our Orientation Program is to welcome new students and their supporters to the Seneca community and to orient them to the facilities and resources available to them that can assist in making a successful transition to college life.
Through intentional programming at orientation events, new students will develop an understanding and appreciation of the academic and social opportunities available to them to enhance their pursuit of career-related education and training.
Through the process of Orientation, we will create a sense of belonging for new students in the learning community that is Seneca College.
*approved by the Orientation Steering Committee, March 2010
Friday, May 4, 2012 for Newnham & Seneca@York Students.
Registration Coming in late March! Please check back then for more information.
King & Markham Students will have in-class sessions during the first week of spring semester classes.
Thank you to all first semester students for registering to attend this year's Orientation and for participating in this year's Seneca Village during Winter 2012 Orientation. We are excited to announce that these students have won some pretty cool prizes.
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