Division of Student Life
Department of Student Affairs
Keep this book with you at all times.
Winthrop
Welcome
Week
August 19-28, 2016
Name:
Residence Hall:
Get Engaged with
Campus Life at Winthrop!
Welcome to Winthrop University! We are excited you are now
part of our community. The sessions planned during Welcome Week are designed
to be informative, engaging and fun. Some sessions provide strategies and tips for
academic adjustment, while others help you identify resources and opportunities
for involvement on campus. Evening activities offer opportunities for
entertainment and making new friends, as well as earning Cultural Event credit.
All students are expected to attend the mandatory events listed on the schedule
(as they apply). These events are designed to assist you in making a successful
transition to Winthrop University. Please use the icons listed below to identify
events you are required to attend, events that are Cultural Events, Global Cultural
Events, events that are included with the DSU All-Access Pass and
Family-Friendly events.
Mandatory
Freshman Event
Mandatory
Resident Event
Mandatory Transfer
and Adult Student
Event
Cultural
Events
Global Learning
Cultural Events
FREE with the
DSU All-Access
Pass
Family-Friendly
Event
We invite you to take part in all that Welcome Week has to offer and are so glad
to have you here as a contributing member of the Winthrop community! If the
Office of New Student and Family Programs can be of assistance in any way,
please feel free to contact us at 803/323-2387 or via e-mail at
[email protected].
DSU Welcome Week Events
DSU All-Access passes (good for DSU events for the entire
2016-2017 academic year) are only $20 with a Winthrop ID and
$25 without a Winthrop ID. Passes may be purchased with
cash, check or charged to your university account. Admission
for individual events is $5 with a Winthrop ID and $7 without a
Winthrop ID, unless noted as FREE. The Welcome Week movie is $2
with a Winthrop ID and $5 without a Winthrop ID.
Like DSU on Facebook (Winthrop DSU), follow us on Twitter,
Instagram and SnapChat (WinthropDSU). Share your Winthrop
Welcome Week experience by using the hashtag #WelcomeWeek2016.
For more information about DSU, please go to www.winthrop.edu/dsu or contact Angelo Geter at
803/323-4757 or via e-mail [email protected].
Music Auditions
Students interested in auditioning for an instrumental music ensemble should contact Dr.
Lorrie Crochet ([email protected]) before classes begin. Dr. Crochet will send detailed
information regarding the audition process, and she will include a copy of the audition music for
your specific instrument.
Students interested in auditioning for a choral ensemble should contact Dr. Katherine Kinsey
(332 Conservatory of Music, 803/323-2250) before classes begin. All students should check the
website (www.winthrop.edu/music) for audition schedules for ensembles. Schedules will also
be posted in the main hallway of the Conservatory of Music. A prepared piece is suggested but
not mandatory for the audition process.
Times for Choral Auditions, Theatre Auditions, Dance Auditions and Dance Technique Placement
Classes during Welcome Week can be found on the schedule in this booklet.
Shakespeare Carolina in Association with
Winthrop University presents The Taming of the Shrew
William Shakespeare’s famous BATTLE of the SEXES is ANYTHING, but TAME! Lovely Bianca is the
prize to be won by all, but not until a husband is found for her fiery older sister, Kate, who may
just outsmart them all. Shakespeare’s original screwball comedy, that inspired the film “10 Things
I Hate About You,” is a delightful romp of quick-witted dialog and rollicking physical comedy that
reminds us of the outrageous things we do for the human heart.
Performances are Saturday, August 20 – Sunday, August 21 and Thursday, August
25 –Sunday, August 28.
Winthrop Amphitheatre
8 p.m.
Friday, August 19
Move-In
Transfer Trivia Night
Welcome home! Resident students will check in
at your specific residence hall. Please note that
Richardson and Wofford residents will check in at
Dinkins Hall.
7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Get to know your fellow transfer students while
participating in some friendly competition! Join
a team of up to six competitors and take on
various trivia categories ranging from general
knowledge to pop culture as you compete for
prizes.
The Edge – DiGiorgio Campus Center
8 p.m.
Portfolio Review
Portfolio Review for Design & Fine Arts majors
who need studio work evaluated from AP, IB,
dual enrollment or other transfer studio courses.
Design: 343 McLaurin Hall
Fine Arts: 305 McLaurin Hall
9 a.m.
Dinner
Thomson Café
5:30 – 7 p.m.
Resident Students Floor Meeting
Come out and learn more about your new
neighbors.
Residence Halls
7 p.m.
Commuter Student Meeting
All first-year commuter students should plan to
attend the Commuter Student Meeting before
First Night Winthrop to receive your Welcome
Week Booklet and other important information.
Richardson Ballroom –
DiGiorgio Campus Center
7 p.m.
First Night Winthrop
It’s your first night at Winthrop and your first
chance to get to know your Peer Mentor, ACAD
peers and fellow members of the incoming
class. You will enjoy a night of laughter and fun
as you begin forming the first of many lifelong
friendships. ACAD sections will meet in an
assigned classroom before continuing to the
West Center for First Night Winthrop.
Please turn to page 15 for the listing of classroom
locations. Locations Include: Kinard Hall,
Owens Hall, West Center, or Honors Center
8 p.m.
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Saturday, August 20
First Night Winthrop Block Party
Make your first night at Winthrop count by
attending the late night block party. Share
food and music with your new classmates
alongside student leaders from organizations
across campus. You will end the evening
looking forward to all that is in store for the 261
days ahead. All new students—freshmen and
transfers—are welcome to join the fun!
Campus Green
9 – 11 p.m.
Saturday, August 20
Choral Auditions
Orientation Group Reunion
332 Music Conservatory
1 – 4 p.m.
Reconnect with your OL and students from your
Orientation Group for dinner in Thomson Café.
Meet your OL outside West Thomson and look for
your group sign!
Thomson Café
6 p.m.
Rock The Hill
It’s your first full day on campus, and we’re
ready to Rock The Hill! Rock The Hill is a time for
our entire incoming class to come together to
celebrate being a Winthrop Eagle. You will not
want to miss this fun, pep rally atmosphere full of
Eagle spirit, athletics and music! Hear from Eagle
students and staff, learn the chants you’ll need for
games and walk away ready for the year to begin!
Dinkins Parking Lot
2 – 5 p.m.
Students will meet at 2 p.m. in Dinkins Parking Lot to
load buses to the Coliseum for this event. Please turn
to page 12 for ACAD section seating locations.
Class of 2020 Photo
Join your class for the official Class of 2020 Photo!
The photo will be taken on the lawn of the
Winthrop Coliseum immediately following Rock
The Hill.
Winthrop Coliseum
Immediately following Rock The Hill
Campus Ministries Open House
Do you want to find out more about
opportunities for spiritual growth at Winthrop?
This open house is a great time to meet
representatives from each of Winthrop’s Campus
Ministries, find other students with similar
interests and learn more about how to get
involved. Light refreshments will be served.
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6 p.m.
Resident Students
Floor Meetings
Resident Assistants will make important
announcements about upcoming events and
build community with residents.
Residence Halls
7 p.m.
Staying Safe in Your
Campus Community
Equipped with knowledge and good selfdefense strategies, you can avoid becoming
prey to theft, sexual assault and other crimes.
A good campus experience means knowing
how to protect possessions, identity and self
and how to live together safely in a campus
community. Please note that each residence hall
and commuters are assigned a specific session to
attend, listed below.
Richardson Ballroom –
DiGiorgio Campus Center
9 – 10:15 a.m. Wofford Residence Hall
10:30 – 11:45 a.m. Richardson, Thomson,
and Lee Wicker Residence Halls
12 – 1:15 p.m. Margaret Nance, Phelps,
Roddey and Courtyard Residence Halls and
Commuter Students
DSU Presents:
ZuZu African Acrobats
ZuZu African Acrobats are amazing professional
acrobats hailing from Mombassa, Kenya. Their
performances are a blend of circus-like acrobatics
combined with popular dances set to African music.
This results in an electrifying experience that will
move the crowd and get everyone fully involved.
This group has performed in more than 25 countries
and has appeared on the hit TV show “America’s Got
Talent!” Get ready for high flying maneuvers, kicks,
flips and stunts.
Byrnes Auditorium
8 p.m.
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Sunday, August 21
Campus Ministries
Joint Worship Service
The Winthrop Campus Ministries invite all new
students and friends from the university family
together for a time of prayer, singing and an
encouraging message this first Sunday morning of
the school year. The service will draw from the gifts
of our various faith traditions and is open to all.
Richardson Ballroom –
DiGiorgio Campus Center
10 – 11 a.m.
Choral Auditions
332 Music Conservatory
1:30 – 4 p.m.
Women’s Soccer vs.
Western Carolina
Free shuttle pick-up begins one hour prior to game
time and runs approximately every 15 minutes. It
makes return trips to campus following the game.
Pick-up locations are outside Thomson, Margaret
Nance, Roddey, behind West Center and Wofford/
Richardson.
Eagle Field
3 p.m.
Winthrop Athletics
Welcome Back Cook-out
Eagle Field
Between games
Men’s Soccer vs. Queens
Free shuttle pick-up begins one hour prior to game
time and runs approximately every 15 minutes. It
makes return trips to campus following the game.
Pick-up locations are outside Thomson, Margaret
Nance, Roddey, behind West Center and Wofford/
Richardson.
Eagle Field
7 p.m.
Dining Services Welcome Back Event
Come celebrate the start of a new semester with Dining
Services! We will have music, games, prizes, T-shirts and, most
importantly, FREE PIZZA from Domino’s!
Campus Green (Rain Location: Student Activity Center
(SAC), behind Withers Building)
9 p.m.
Monday, August 22
VIP Night at the Winthrop Bookstore
Join the Winthrop Bookstore at VIP Night for fun
activities including a photo booth, scavenger hunt,
giveaways, snacks and a 25-percent-off VIP coupon!
Winthrop Bookstore –
DiGiorgio Campus Center
7 – 8 p.m.
Meet Your Peer Mentor
Resident Students’ Association
presents: Late Night Shopping
The Student Alumni Council will teach you
about Winthrop’s rich history and the distinct
characteristics that make Winthrop a university
unlike any other. Every new Eagle will pick up
the Garnet & Gold traditions book and hear
valuable information about Convocation for that
afternoon. Freshmen will receive their Blue Line
shirts immediately following Traditions 101.
Byrnes Auditorium
9 – 10 a.m.
Your parents are gone and so is your
transportation; how will you get to Wal-Mart to buy
those residence hall room essentials? The Resident
Students’ Association will be busing residents to
and from the local Wal-Mart. Take this opportunity
to shop for your new home and learn more about
getting involved on campus. Seating is limited so
first-come, first-seated.
Meet in front of Richardson and Wofford
Residence Halls
8 – 9 p.m.
DSU Presents:
PaintU-The Welcome Week Paint Party
Paint University, AKA PaintU, is bringing the Paint Party Experience that has been packing out
nightclubs and festivals around the world
to Winthrop! PaintU is a heart-pounding,
nonstop EXPERIENCE that is more than your
average dance party. PaintU will provide
high-energy music, extreme lighting, sound
and overall experience that will truly light up
the campus. Put on your all-white shirt and
join us in this one-of-a kind experience!
Campus Green (Rain Location: Student
Activity Center (SAC), behind Withers
Building)
9 p.m.
All new freshmen should plan to meet your Peer
Mentor in front of Byrnes Auditorium.
Lawn in front of Byrnes Auditorium
8:30 a.m.
Traditions 101
Transfer & Adult Student
Meeting
Every student’s path to Winthrop is unique. We’re
glad you found your way to our campus. Join
current transfer and adult students, along with
campus leaders, as we teach you what it means to
be a Winthrop Eagle! Transfer and adult students
will learn about the campus opportunities
available to meet their unique needs.
Tillman Auditorium
9 – 10 a.m.
Assemblies with
Academic Colleges
Arts and Sciences: Tillman Auditorium
Business: Whitton Auditorium, Carroll Hall
Education: Plowden Auditorium, Withers
Building
University College (Undeclared Majors):
Dinkins Hall Auditorium
Visual and Performing Arts:
Fine Arts: 119 Rutledge Building
Theatre and Dance: 117 Johnson Hall
Design: Johnson Theatre
Music: Barnes Recital Hall
10:30 a.m. – Noon
College of Arts and Sciences
Dean Karen Kedrowski will welcome students to the
College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) and discuss the
distinctive qualities of CAS programs. Each student
will then meet with faculty and students in his or
her major.
College of Business Administration
Dean Roger Weikle will welcome students and
highlight the programs and goals in the College of
Business Administration. Department chairs will
discuss the variety of professional development
activities that make students successful. Student
will then meet with their advisors / mentors and
department representatives.
Richard W. Riley College of Education
Dean Jennie Rakestraw will welcome students
and share the mission and goals of the College of
Education. The session will be followed by separate
meetings, by major, with faculty and department
chairs.
College of Visual and Performing Arts
Dean David Wohl will welcome Visual and
Performing Arts majors as they meet with the faculty
and department chairs in their specific area of study
to discuss program goals and upcoming events for
the academic year.
University College- Undeclared Majors
Dean Gloria Jones will welcome students to
University College and discuss the resources
available to help students make informed decisions
about majors.
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Monday, August 22
Lunch
Thomson Café
Noon – 1 p.m.
Choral Auditions
332 Music Conservatory
1 – 3 p.m.
Dance Technique Placement Class
This placement class is for dance majors, minors
and any other students interested in taking a
dance major level technique course.
235 Johnson Hall
1 – 2:30 p.m.
Winthrop’s History & Traditions
As a new student on campus, you are now part
of the entire Winthrop community. Join us to
learn about the rich history and traditions that
makes Winthrop such a special university!
Arrive at 1:30 p.m. to receive your Blue Line
t-shirt. Program begins promptly at 1:45 p.m.
Tillman Auditorium
1:30 – 2:30 p.m.
Convocation
Convocation is a tradition dating to the
presidency of Winthrop’s founder, David Bancroft
Johnson, and is held the first day of classes each
new academic year. Today, President Daniel
F. Mahony convenes members of the 131st
Tuesday, August 23
freshman class and incoming transfer students
to provide them with an official welcome to the
campus community. Make sure to wear your
Blue Line t-shirt.
Byrnes Auditorium
2:45 p.m.
Convocation Picnic
Churches, civic organizations and student
groups will provide information on opportunities
to get involved on campus and in the Rock Hill
community, along with a great picnic supper.
We’ll have a DJ spinning the best music to
provide a cool soundtrack while you’re enjoying
all of the things the picnic has to offer.
Also, come out and create your own cell phone
stand and personalized license plate! Free with
your DSU All-Access Pass!
Front Lawn (Margaret Nance Hall)
(Rain Location: West Center and Richardson
Ballroom)
4 p.m.
Full Semester Courses Begin
5 p.m.
Donuts with Dacus Library
Diversity Meet & Greet
Don’t know much about the library yet? That’s
okay! Library staff will be handing out free
donuts and letting you know about things like
our location and hours, the equipment, services
and resources that are available to you, and
how to checkout materials and receive research
assistance. Look for our table between DIGS and
the West Center in the Community Concourse.
You can even sign up to have a personal librarian
who will reach out to you via e-mail a few
times each semester to give you more personal
assistance and notify you of the latest and
greatest at the library.
Community Concourse –
DiGiorgio Campus Center
10:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
This event will be an opportunity for the
Office of Diversity and Student Engagement
to welcome the incoming class. Learn about
diversity programs, meet the Multicultural
Student Council and discover how you can join
in. Don’t miss out on the food and prizes!
Campus Green (Rain Location: 114 DiGiorgio
Campus Center)
11 a.m. – Noon
Theatre Auditions for the fall
production “Spring Awakening”
Johnson Theatre Lobby
6:30 p.m.
DSU Presents:
Relationships 101
Relationships 101 is a fun, interactive
and real conversation about creating
relationships in college! Want to
know why your relationships haven’t
worked? Want to learn how to step
outside your box and meet that
special someone? Haven’t met your
soulmate on Tinder? Then come out
and participate in this event led by
nationally known author, speaker and
relationship coach Troy Spry.
Byrnes Auditorium
8 p.m.
Please note: This event will be completed
in time for students who live in residence
halls to make 9:30 p.m. floor meetings.
Resident Students Floor Meetings
Residence Halls
9:30 p.m.
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Wednesday, August 24
Poster Sales Event
Posters, prints and many more items for sale.
Main Lobby - DiGiorgio Campus Center
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Dance Auditions (Winthrop
Dance Theatre/RockHettes)
235 Johnson Hall
6:30 p.m.
Theatre Auditions
for the fall production
“Things My Mother Taught Me”
Johnson Theatre Lobby
6:30 p.m.
Honors Program Dessert Party
All Honors Program students are invited to
attend a dessert party to meet and greet our
new freshman honors class and receive the latest
WUHA! t-shirt.
Honors Center at The Courtyard
7 p.m.
Chico Bean
Thursday, August 25
Poster Sales Event
Posters, prints and many more items for sale.
Main Lobby - DiGiorgio Campus Center
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tacos with Transfers
As a new transfer, we’re certain you’ll want to
meet some new people at Winthrop! Join the
Tau Sigma Transfer Honor Society and Military,
Adult, and Transfer Services to meet other new
transfers on campus and enjoy some tacos.
Open to all new transfer students!
Dinkins Lawn (Rain Location: Dinkins
Auditorium)
11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Winthrop Night at the
Old Town Farmers Market
Come explore Downtown Rock Hill at the Old
Town Farmers Market at Fountain Park! Featuring
live music, food trucks, local farms and free fun!
Bring a yoga mat for a free yoga class, lace up
your sneakers for a jog with our run club or snack
on locally grown food in the shade with some
friends. There’s something for everyone at the
market – we’ll see you there!
Fountain Park, Old Town Rock Hill, E Main St,
Rock Hill, SC 29730
5 – 8 p.m.
Dance Auditions (Winthrop
Dance Theatre/RockHettes)
235 Johnson Hall
6:30 p.m.
DSU Presents:
The Laugh Out Loud
Comedy Show!
DSU is providing a trio of nationally renowned
comedians to make you laugh until it hurts!
This comedy show will feature comedians Chico
Bean, Yohance Collins and Karlous Miller.
Chico Bean is a nationally touring comedian
originally hailing from North Carolina and is
one of the stars of MTV’s hit show “Wildin’ Out.”
His funny freestyle battles on the show have
become a hit and viral sensation. Yohance
Collins is a very talented comedian from Atlanta
who has been featured on TV One’s “Who’s Got
Jokes” as well as the new hit show “Flop House.”
Lastly, Karlous Miller is also a standout star on
the hit MTV show “Wildin’ Out” and has been
making people laugh in homes across America.
He has also been featured on BET’s “ComicView”
and “Def Comedy Jam.” This show is guaranteed
to be one of the most talked about events of
the year so don’t miss out!
Byrnes Auditorium
8 p.m.
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Yohance Collins
Karlous Miller
DSU Presents:
Joshua Seth
Hypnotist Joshua Seth gives
audiences incredible interactive
shows that allow students to
become the stars! He has won
numerous awards and has been
featured on ABC, NBC, CBS and FOX
to name a few. His hypnotism will
put students in a trance and make
them do all types of funny antics
that you’ll never forget. Come join
us in this Winthrop tradition.
Byrnes Auditorium
8 p.m.
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Friday, August 26
Poster Sales Event
Posters, prints and many more items for sale.
Main Lobby - DiGiorgio Campus Center
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tutee Seminar
If you would like to request a tutor for one or
two courses this semester, please attend this
30-minute session in order to be eligible to utilize
free tutoring from the Academic Success Center
during the 2016-2017 academic year. Individual
tutoring is offered for various courses within the
following designators: ACCT, ANTH, ARTH, BIOL,
CHEM, CSCI, ECON, FREN, GEOL, GERM, HIST,
MATH, NUTR, PHIL, PHYS, PLSC, PSYC, QMTH,
RELG, SPAN and SOCL. Come to this seminar to
find out the best ways to succeed academically,
as well as all of the academic support resources
available to you. This session is a must if you
want to make sure you retain your scholarships
and get the best possible GPA your first semester
at Winthrop. For more information, contact the
Academic Success Center at 803/323-3929.
Dinkins Auditorium
Noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.
Saturday, August 27
Staying Safe in Your Campus
Community Make-up Session
Students who did not attend one of the Staying
Safe in Your Campus Community sessions on
Saturday should plan to attend this make-up
session.
114 DiGiorgio Campus Center
2 – 3 p.m.
Women’s Soccer vs.
Coastal Carolina
Free shuttle pick-up begins one hour prior
to game time and runs approximately every
15 minutes. It makes return trips to campus
following the game. Pick-up locations are
outside Thomson, Margaret Nance, Roddey,
behind West Center and Wofford/Richardson.
Eagle Field
7 p.m.
Winthrop Day at Carowinds
Join the Winthrop family for a fun-filled day at
Carowinds! All Winthrop students, faculty, staff
and alumni can go to Carowinds for the special
price of $37 per person. The $37 price includes
admission to the park and parking. This is a
savings of $45 a person!
Tickets can be purchased online at
www.carowinds.com/save. You need to enter
the username “eagles” and the password “day” to
receive the special pricing. Please note: Tickets
MUST be bought online in order to receive the
discounted rate. They will not be available for
purchase at the park.
Be sure to stop by the Winthrop table as you
enter the park for special giveaways, including
Quick Passes!
Carowinds, 300 Carowinds Blvd.,
Fort Mill, SC 29708
10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
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DSU Presents: Welcome Back Bash FREE
Co-Sponsored by IFC, CPC, NPHC, Office of Fraternity & Sorority Affairs and RSA
Welcome Back Winthrop! Come celebrate the start of fall semester and enjoy FREE food, games,
live music, novelties and unlimited Fun! Play bubble soccer, zorb ball, cornhole and other games
to have a good time. You won’t want to miss this opportunity to connect and reunite with
friends.
Campus Green (Rain Location: West Center)
3 – 5 p.m.
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EAGLE flick: Captain America: Civil War
Political pressure mounts to install a system of accountability when the actions of the Avengers
lead to collateral damage. The new system divides members of the team. Captain America
believes superheroes should remain free while Iron Man
disagrees. As things heat up, other heroes must take a
side, leading to an epic battle.
Dina’s Place – DiGiorgio Campus Center
7 p.m.
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Sunday, August 28
Daniel Davis
Rock The Hill Seating Chart
Ebony Stewart
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ACAD Section
numbers are listed
under the Coliseum
section number.
Please plan to meet
your Peer Mentor in
your assigned
Coliseum section.
DSU Presents: Neo-Soul Night
DSU has provided you a night to relax by listening to some amazing musicians and spoken word
artists. The featured act will be hip-hop violinist Daniel Davis who uses his amazing skills and
talented band to play some of today’s hottest songs on his violin. He has traveled all over the
world and wowed audiences everywhere he goes. This event will also feature a performance
from nationally renowned spoken word artist Ebony Stewart. Ebony is an award-winning
national champion who has toured the country spreading her message of hope and inspiration.
Come out to this awesome soulful event and end your week on a high note.
Tillman Auditorium
7 p.m.
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Upcoming Events for Fall 2016
Vendor Expo:
Tuesday, August 30
Club Sports Fair:
Thursday, September 1
Fall Involvement Fair:
Thursday, September 8
West Fest:
Friday, September 9
Social Impact Expo:
Tuesday, September 13
Study Abroad Fair:
Thursday, September 22
Blood Drive: Tuesday, September 27 and Wednesday, September 28
Family Day:
Saturday, October 1
Make a Difference Day:
Saturday, October 22
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Homecoming:
Friday, November 11 –
Saturday, November 12
The Lighting of the Christmas Tree: Friday, December 2
Garnet & Gold Fridays:
Wear Garnet & Gold every Friday!
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs
Information Sessions
(http://www.winthrop.edu/
studentaffairs/GreekLife)
Cultural Events
(www.winthrop.edu/culturalevents/
calendar.htm)
Athletic Events
(www.winthropeagles.com)
Theatre and Dance events
(www.winthrop.edu/arts)
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1 Joynes Hall and the Inn at Winthrop
2 Byrnes Auditorium
3 Bancroft Hall
4 Margaret Nance Hall
5 Tillman Hall
6 McLaurin Hall
7 President’s House
8 Rutledge Building
9 Roddey Hall
10 Johnson Hall
11 Courtyard at Winthrop
12 Winthrop Facilities Management Office
13 Winthrop Operations
14 Lois Rhame West Health,
Physical Education
and Wellness Center
15 McBryde Hall
16 DiGiorgio Campus Center
17 Crawford Building
18 Glenda Pittman and
Charles Jerry Owens Hall
19 Kinard Hall
20 Central Energy Plant
21 Little Chapel
22 Conservatory of Music
23 Sims Science Building
24 Dalton Hall
25 Wofford Hall
26 Richardson Hall
27 Thomson Hall
28 Vivian Moore Carroll Hall
29 Macfeat House
30 Thurmond Building
31 Lee Wicker Hall
32 Phelps Hall
33 Stewart House
34 Student Activity Center
35 Withers/W.T.S. Building
36 Ida Jane Dacus Library
37 Dinkins Hall
38 Good Building
39 Sykes House
40 Sellers House
41 Canterbury House
42 Parker Building
43 Louise Pettus Archives
A Alumni
B Dalton
C Dinkins
D Founders
E Johnson
F Legion
G Margaret Nance
H McLaurin
J Meadows
K President’s Circle
L Stewart
M Withers
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First Night Winthrop Locations
First Night Winthrop Locations
Friday, August 19, 8 p.m.
Friday, August 19, 8 p.m.
Faculty
Peer Mentor
Location
Faculty
Peer Mentor
Location
1
Gary Stone
Emily Crick
Kinard 015
32
Helyne Frederick
Anne Cushman
Owens 104
2
Leah Kendall
Jennie Montgomery
Kinard 016
33
Jenn Sandler
Ashlyn Davis
Owens 107
3
Jenn Sandler
Rylie Wheeler
Kinard 018
34
Terri Guidry
Christian Smith
Owens 108
4
Geoff Morrow
Olivia Beine
Kinard 101
35
Monique Constance Huggins
Elizabeth Litchford
Owens 109
5
Sherrell Fuller
Madison Brannon
Kinard 102
37
Katie Sardelli
Destiny Condra Bogan
Owens 110
6
Clarissa Elmore
Justin Johnson
Kinard 105
38
Leigh Poole
Randi Moultrie
Owens 201
7
Anna Fredericks
Rachel Neiling
Kinard 111
39
Portia Plante
Olivia Costello
Owens 202
8
David Schary
Ashley Johnson
Kinard 115
40
Ashley Burnside
Mikayla Genwright
Owens 203
9
Bryan McFadden
Eric Hammett
Kinard 119
41
Ruth Gaylor
Grace Pannell
Owens 204
10
Kori Bloomquist
Hunter Forrester
Kinard 201
42
Bill Schulte
Jessica VanCleave
Owens 207
11
Duane Neff
Austin Dover
Kinard 204
44
Laura Carrell
Kelsey Ballou
Owens 208
12
Dave Vawter
Brooke Ellison
Kinard 205
45
Jessica Martin
Savanna Thompson
Owens 209
13
Jason Hurlbert
Jordan Lewis
Kinard 206
14
Wendy Sellers
Erika McLendon
Kinard 207
80
Janell Stevens
Acacia Williams/Sierra
Robinson
West Gym (Court 1)
15
Shelley Hamill
Abby Roe
Kinard 211
81
Janell Stevens
West Gym (Court 2)
16
Cassie Bell
Macey Bosley
Kinard 215
Tiyee Dubard/Cialan Boudreaux
17
Nick Grosshoeme
Cameron Sellers
Kinard 219
100
Scott Werts
Kiara Morse
West Gym (Court 3)
18
Nicki Washington
Keleigh Romine
Kinard 301
101
Jennifer Everhart
Rakendra Jeter
West Gym (Court 4)
19
Tracy Patterson
Davis Ross
Kinard 302
102
Bryan Ghent
Elssy Rosario
DIGS 220
20
Lindsey Hill
Griffin Rohrer
Kinard 305
103
Zach Abernathy
Meredith Jack
DIGS 221
21
Foster Hays
Kallie Eargle
Kinard 308
104
Adam Glover
Erin Middlebrooks
DIGS 222
22
Philip Gibson
Cameryn Mitchell
Kinard 312
105
Foster Hays
Jaclyn Evans
DIGS 223
23
Emily Morgan
McKenna Almquist
Kinard 315
106
Allison Gibson
Eva Owusu
West 219
24
Steve Schuh
Annabeth Harris
Kinard 316
107
Kimberly Hope
Rebecca Burroughs
West 221
25
Scot Rademaker
Stephanie Vieweg
Owens G01
H001
Mike Lipscomb
Hannah Hopfensperger
Honors Center (301
Courtyard)
26
Biff Edge
Anna Wills
Owens G02
H002
Kathy Lyon
Cole Heatherly
27
Michelle Wolf
Sara Swords
Owens G07
Honors Center (201
Courtyard)
28
Jennifer Hester
Terra Samuels
Owens G08
H003
Tom Polaski
Shaily Shah
Honors Center (1st
Floor Classroom)
29
Brad Tripp
Amber Richard
Owens 101
30
Kelly Ozust
MaryEllen Grosskopf
Owens 102
H004
Darren Ritzer
Zina Weaver
Honors Center
(Lounge)
31
Kristi Schoepfer
Brianna Temple
Owens 103
Section
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Section
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Division of Student Life
Department of Student Affairs
Rock Hill, SC 29733
2016-149AB.PS