B-Welcome 2021

Visit the Office of International Education and Global Initiatives (Old Champlain, Room 240) to learn more about all of the amazing opportunities to study, intern, and conduct research abroad! The Education Abroad Advising Team will be present to show you around the office and answer any questions that you have. Visit the IEGI any time between 3:00-4:00pm on August 22. Stay for as long or as little as you like! All students are welcome - it is never too early to start planning! 

Come learn about this unique program that explores an intersectional understanding of the complexities and paradoxes surrounding issues of gender and sexuality. Options to either do research or participate in an internship, in addition to earing Binghamton credit, are available! 

The program is a spring or fall semester spent in Netherlands, with a side trip to Morocco. See more information on the program website. Basic information about the program will be covered at this info session.

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Schedule an advising appointment here, visit Education Abroad Advising (M-F, 1pm to 4pm, Old Champlain, Room 240), or email Anna Biuso, Education Abroad Advisor, at abiuso@binghamton.edu.

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact abiuso@binghamton.edu

Have you thought about studying abroad but aren't sure that you can or how it works? Education Abroad 101 is for you! Join us for this 30 minute session to learn more about the application, programs available, and ways to cut costs. Binghamton, SUNY, and non-SUNY programs will be discussed. All majors are welcome. Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Spring 2022 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Get to know the Binghamton University Campus while earning prizes!

All photos submitted virtually and prizes in person! ISSS staff will be handing out the photo prompts and prizes outside Old Champlain. ISSS will also pick some photos to feature on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

Participants will use the hashtag #BingISSS on Twitter or Instagram (would need to be a public account). We hope to see you at the prize table!

Join us to learn more about the Global Networking Group!

Global Networking Group:
The Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) and the Office of International Education and Global Initiatives (IEGI) are continuing the pilot program, originally named 'Global Connections Program' (GCP), for the Fall 2021-Spring 2022 academic year. It is being renamed to the 'Global Networking Group' (GNG).

The Binghamton University GNG aims to promote meaningful interactions between current students, develop intercultural communication skills, and strengthen community among students. The program also aims to be as inclusive as possible. As such, every student who completes the Interest Form is generally accepted. Each student will be grouped with other students in a 'pod' based on common interests. These groups will be autonomous. To provide structure though, students will be strongly encouraged to attend the 2 events per month with the entirety of GNG in order to meet other members.

Eligibility:
- Must be a current Binghamton University student.
- Must commit to participating in the program for the entire 2021-2022 academic year. If you are graduating prior to Spring 2022, you are unfortunately not eligible.
- Both virtual and in-person activities will be offered*.

Important Dates and Deadlines:
- Deadline to submit Interest Form: Sunday, September 5th at 11:59pm
- Initial 'Kick-Off' event where you'll meet your group: Thursday, September 9th at 4pm

Ready to join? Complete the interest form here!: http://binghamton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3C6jYdusWn0grPw

If you have any questions, please contact either of the GNG Coordinators: Christina MacDavitt (cmacdavitt@binghamton.edu) or Anna Biuso (abiuso@binghamton.edu).

*The plan currently is for some activities to be virtual but many to be in-person as well. This is all COVID-depending, we will keep you updated as we know more.

Stop by the Knoll-MacDonald Commons to meet Watson Career and Alumni Connections staff, learn about our office's resources, and ask any questions you may have. Watson-themed prizes and swag will be available! All Watson transfer students are welcome to attend.

Walk-ins are welcome and no registration is needed.

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Appointments can take place via Zoom or in person at the Health Sciences Building. Current Binghamton University students should register for an appointment slot via B-Successful (Starfish).Non-Binghamton University students should call 607-777-4954 to schedule an appointment.

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Binghamton Men's Soccer will kick off their fall season hosting St. Bonaventure. Come and join the BU Zoo student section to cheer on your Bearcats. Undergraduate students are free with their Binghamton University ID.

Build quick and authentic connections with other transfer students at friend working! You will meet transfers who enjoy the same interests as you and also learn about the different on-campus and off-campus events, resources, and organizations that relate to your interests!

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

No experience or commitment necessary! Come meet other choir students, learn about the program, and do a little singing!
Please wear a mask to this event!

Calling all Bearcats who act or sing! We have audition opportunities for all levels of experience with performing. Our fall productions, Triptych: An Experience in Three Acts and the new pop musical In Pieces will be performed on stage with live audiences - production delivery method is subject to change per CDC regulations. Show us what you've got! Learn more at bit.ly/bing-auditions.

Come Sing with us!! Audition to be in Harpur Chorale or Treble Choir this semester. Follow the Calendly link to sign up for audition times and to see audition requirements

https://calendly.com/wculverh/vocal-audition

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

Calling all Bearcats who act or sing! We have audition opportunities for all levels of experience with performing. Our fall productions, Triptych: An Experience in Three Acts and the new pop musical In Pieces will be performed on stage with live audiences - production delivery method is subject to change per CDC regulations. Show us what you've got! Learn more at bit.ly/bing-auditions.

Join us at 7 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 28 for our virtual B online launch party premiering live on all of our social media accounts.

Late Nite Presents: Mystery Madness
Join Late Nite for a mystery-packed Saturday night! Bring your friends or meet new ones and test your detective skills with Escape Rooms and much more!
In-Person Event
FREE with a Binghamton University ID

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Please make appointments through Starfish by clicking the green "Register" button above.

Start the Harpur Edge-Finder program and learn more about how to craft your unique Harpur Edge with our Connection Builder program and much more!
Meet fellow transfer students. Light refreshments will be served.

Come check out Harpur Edge during our office hours, our operating hours will be 10am-5pm. Programs Associates, are fellow Harpur students who want to help each Harpur undergraduate and graduate student to craft your own unique Harpur Edge with skill-building sessions and resources like our amazing network of alumni! Come connect with us!

Have you thought about studying abroad but are not sure how to pay for it? Planning ahead is key.

Education abroad scholarships advisor Amber Jennings discusses funding & scholarship opportunities and how to submit a competitive application.
Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Human Development peer advisors will be meeting students at the Union bus stop at 11:45am for the shuttle ride to the University Downtown Center.

Description: New Human Development freshman and transfer students, and those coming to campus for the first time, are invited to an informal gathering with Human Development advisors and staff. Pizza will be provided. FREE HDEV t-shirts will be given out for all new students!

Please rsvp to: hdadvise@binghamton.edu

Contact: Mary Beth Kendrick, Human Development Academic Advisor, mkendric@binghamton.edu

Have you thought about studying abroad but aren't sure that you can or how it works? Education Abroad 101 is for you! Join us for this 30 minute session to learn more about the application, programs available, and ways to cut costs. Binghamton, SUNY, and non-SUNY programs will be discussed. All majors are welcome. Registration is optional, but encouraged!

Join us for the first Green Day Friday event of the year in style as we showcase the latest summer and fall fashions. Great fashion, meet Baxter the Bearcat and members of the BU Women's Dance Team! And remember to wear your green! What is Green Day Friday? It's simple – we wear green on Fridays! Be a part of this large school-spirit initiative.

There will be a raffle for a FREE sweatshirt of your choice from the Bookstore sponsored by the Binghamton University Bookstore, so be sure to sign the sign-in sheets when you visit the specified locations.

FREE Insomnia cookies for all those who attend (while supplies last).

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Welcome back Bearcats! Fall semester is here, and the Fleishman Center is excited to welcome you back to campus with lollipops, snacks, prizes and more! Fleishman Center staff will be available to answer any questions you may have and give you details on ways you can engage, find opportunities and create your unique action plan. We hope you'll join us — bring your best questions and a sweet tooth!

Appointments and walk-in advising will take place in Academic Building B, Room 114. For scheduled appointments only: Current Binghamton University students should register for an appointment slot via B-Successful (Starfish).Non-Binghamton University students should call607-777-4954 to schedule an appointment.

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Student Success is of utmost importance! Come check out resources across campus that can help you become a successful Bearcat.

Need a little audition coaching for the upcoming auditions? Get constructive feedback from Professor Anne Brady. Sign up for your time slot in this form (https://www.google.com/url?q=https://forms.gle/eMk5LRykHTqXj3oF7&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1628964448909454&usg=AOvVaw2OsfXHqXt-9KGGeir7MPiS). Bring your audition materials, ideas, and questions!

Late Nite Cinema Presents: Spiral
Description: Working in the shadow of his father, Detective Ezekiel "Zeke" Banks and his rookie partner take charge of an investigation into grisly murders that are eerily reminiscent of the city's gruesome past. Unwittingly entrapped in a deepening mystery, Zeke finds himself at the center of the killer's morbid game.
Two Showings
In-Person event

Late Nite Cinema Presents: Spiral
Description: Working in the shadow of his father, Detective Ezekiel "Zeke" Banks and his rookie partner take charge of an investigation into grisly murders that are eerily reminiscent of the city's gruesome past. Unwittingly entrapped in a deepening mystery, Zeke finds himself at the center of the killer's morbid game.
Two showings
In-Person Event

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Please make appointments through Starfish by clicking the green "Register" button above.

Come check out Harpur Edge during our office hours, our operating hours will be 10am-5pm. Programs Associates, are fellow Harpur students who want to help each Harpur undergraduate and graduate student to craft your own unique Harpur Edge with skill-building sessions and resources like our amazing network of alumni! Come connect with us!

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world.

Weather-dependent, the Office of International Education and Global Initiatives (IEGI) will be tabling on the Spine (outside of the Union, closest to the bookstore and the on-campus bank). Drop by to chat with a member of the education abroad advising team because it is never too early to start planning!

Please make sure to follow current University guidelines related to COVID-19, including masking.

If there is inclement weather, we will send event updates via email to those who have registered via B-Engaged.

Experience education abroad in the eccentric and enchanting city of Barcelona, Spain! This region of Northern Spain has its own unique culture, traditions, and personality. Located on the Mediterranean Sea, Barcelona is one of the most cosmopolitan and economically active cities in Spain. Whether you want to study business or liberal arts, immerse in Catalan culture or improve your Spanish skills, you'll find what you seek in this amazing city. Internships options available! Binghamton offers both summer and semester options to study or intern in Barcelona through CEA Study Abroad. 

Join this session to learn more about these CEA programs in Barcelona! Click here to learn more about or apply to Binghamton's CEA Barcelona programs.

Registration is optional, but encouraged! 

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Schedule an advising appointment here, visit Education Abroad Advising (M-F, 1pm to 4pm, Old Champlain, Room 240), or email Callie Frost, Education Abroad Advisor, at cfrost@binghamton.edu

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact cfrost@binghamton.edu

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Appointments and walk-in advising will take place in Academic Building B, Room 114. For scheduled appointments only: Current Binghamton University students should register for an appointment slot via B-Successful (Starfish).Non-Binghamton University students should call607-777-4954 to schedule an appointment.

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Come learn about this unique program that explores an intersectional understanding of the complexities and paradoxes surrounding issues of gender and sexuality. Options to either do research or participate in an internship, in addition to earing Binghamton credit, are available! 

The program is a spring or fall semester spent in Netherlands, with a side trip to Morocco. See more information on the program website. Basic information about the program will be covered at this info session.

Can't make the event but want to learn more? Schedule an advising appointment here, visit Education Abroad Advising (M-F, 1pm to 4pm, Old Champlain, Room 240), or email Anna Biuso, Education Abroad Advisor, at abiuso@binghamton.edu.

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact abiuso@binghamton.edu

Join the Center for Civic Engagement and discover ways to get involved in our local community! There are many opportunities for students to get off campus and connect with the community through volunteering, cultural events, local politics and more. This session will give students the chance to learn a bit about the history of our community, discover the many ways to get involved, and answer practical questions about going off campus.

Light refreshments and free t-shirts will be provided!

Get ahead and join our Harpur Edge-Finder program and learn more about how to craft your unique Harpur Edge with us! Meet fellow new students and connect with upperclass mentors. Light refreshments will be served.

Meet a group of outstanding faculty of color at Binghamton University and learn about their journey here and gain tips for success! Refreshments will be available.

Are you interested in taking singing lessons? If so, then these auditions are for you. Students will be asked to sing 16-32 bars a cappella for the Theatre Department's singing teachers, Professors Peter Sicilian and Carolyn Amory. Email Professor Tommy Iafrate (tiafrate@binghamton.edu), with your availability to schedule an audition slot.

Calling all musicians and music lovers: come to the first Mountainview Jam/open mic of the semester, up in the amphitheater under the APP dining hall! There will be a full band setup, with mics, PA speakers, full drum kit, an electric guitar and amp, an acoustic guitar, a bass guitar and amp, lights, and cables to plug in additional instruments. We will have disposable mic covers on hand. All levels and all styles welcome, including singers with or without backing tracks, and poets as well. Perform by yourself, with a friend, or with the house band, Dr. Dana & the Jam Dept, or just come out to listen and support your fellow students. This is open to all, so feel free to invite your friends from other communities. (Faculty and staff are also welcome.) Let's rock! NOTE: starting at 8pm, there will also be s'mores around the fire pit!

Come enjoy s'mores around a campfire with your Dickinson friends (Vegan options available).

Join us for a serve and a slice! Enjoy a relaxing evening with a game of volleyball and hanging out with other CIW residents. The CIW Area Council E-Board members will be there to talk about our first upcoming area tradition, Woods Olympics!

Classes have started, but summer isn't over! Come down to the Mountainview/CIW Fire Pit for S'Mores and a bonfire as your first weekend of the semester kicks off!

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Please make appointments through Starfish by clicking the green "Register" button above.

Come check out Harpur Edge during our office hours, our operating hours will be 10am-5pm. Programs Associates, are fellow Harpur students who want to help each Harpur undergraduate and graduate student to craft your own unique Harpur Edge with skill-building sessions and resources like our amazing network of alumni! Come connect with us!

Join us to learn more about the Global Networking Group!

Zoom registration link: https://binghamton.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJMpdO6hrjwtHdADl6Db1k5sr0ULVuLMMc8A

Global Networking Group:
The Office of International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) and the Office of International Education and Global Initiatives (IEGI) are continuing the pilot program, originally named 'Global Connections Program' (GCP), for the Fall 2021-Spring 2022 academic year. It is being renamed to the 'Global Networking Group' (GNG).

The Binghamton University GNG aims to promote meaningful interactions between current students, develop intercultural communication skills, and strengthen community among students. The program also aims to be as inclusive as possible. As such, every student who completes the Interest Form is generally accepted. Each student will be grouped with other students in a 'pod' based on common interests. These groups will be autonomous. To provide structure though, students will be strongly encouraged to attend the 2 events per month with the entirety of GNG in order to meet other members.

Eligibility:
- Must be a current Binghamton University student.
- Must commit to participating in the program for the entire 2021-2022 academic year. If you are graduating prior to Spring 2022, you are unfortunately not eligible.
- Both virtual and in-person activities will be offered*.

Important Dates and Deadlines:
- Deadline to submit Interest Form: Sunday, September 5th at 11:59pm
- Initial 'Kick-Off' event where you'll meet your group: Thursday, September 9th at 4pm

Ready to join? Complete the interest form here: http://binghamton.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_3C6jYdusWn0grPw

If you have any questions, please contact either of the GNG Coordinators: Christina MacDavitt (cmacdavitt@binghamton.edu) or Anna Biuso (abiuso@binghamton.edu).

*The plan currently is for some activities to be virtual but many to be in-person as well. This is all COVID-depending, we will keep you updated as we know more.

Start the Harpur Edge-Finder program and learn more about how to craft your unique Harpur Edge with our Connection Builder program and much more!
Meet fellow transfer students. Light refreshments will be served.

This event will connect incoming first-generation students with mentors and support to help them navigate through college at Binghamton University.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Appointments can take place via Zoom or in person at the Health Sciences Building. Current Binghamton University students should register for an appointment slot via B-Successful (Starfish). Non-Binghamton University students should call 607-777-4954 to schedule an appointment.

The Decker Division of Advising andAcademic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View theDecker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Want to learn what research is all about? Check out the Dickinson Research Team (DiRT)at our General Interest Meeting! EVERYONE in Dickinson is welcome to join! Come by and get the dirt on DiRT.

Istituto Lorenzo de' Medici (LdM) is one of the most distinctive and well-established study abroad institutions in Italy. LdM prides itself on offering academic and professionally-oriented courses designed to foster a variety of study abroad programs, as well as enrich students' knowledge, education and skills. Students may choose from 600 different courses in 35 subject areas, which are taught in English. Campus locations include Florence and Tuscania. This virtual info session will highlight opportunities for History, Political Science, Psychology, and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies students. All majors are welcome.

Kick off your first week back in Dickinson with some Ice Cream!

The Binghamton University Music Department is holding an open house on Wednesday, August 25th at 4:00 PM in Casadesus Recital Hall (located in the Fine Arts building). Come join us to learn how you can get involved in music at Bing! Please ware your mask to this event!

Get ahead and join our Harpur Edge-Finder program and learn more about how to craft your unique Harpur Edge with us! Meet fellow new students and connect with upperclass mentors. Light refreshments will be served.

Come learn about area government and meet the CIW Council e-board! If you are interested in holding an executive position and making a difference, attendance at this event is strongly encouraged!

Bring your student ID to the Rec Center between 8 and 11:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 25 for the chance to win raffle prizes and grab giveaways. Healthy snacks will be provided. Meet the FitCourt, a NEW outdoor fitness area, learn more about Club and Intramural Sports, participate in glow-in-the-dark fitness classes, watch a dive-in movie (bring your swimsuit!), try a FloatFit aquatic fitness class, where you use a floating fitness mat to workout, get open access to FitSpace (no membership required), play fun activities on the turf field or play basketball and badminton in the gymnasium.

Musicians Wanted!! Come audition for one of the many ensembles in the music department. Follow the link to the department auditions webpage for more information. Auditions schedules and times will vary.

https://www.binghamton.edu/music/about/auditions.html

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

Transfer students are invited to stop by the Apartments Community Office to grab some breakfast snacks and have their "First Day of School" photo taken!

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Please make appointments through Starfish by clicking the green "Register" button above.

Come check out Harpur Edge during our office hours, our operating hours will be 10am-5pm. Programs Associates, are fellow Harpur students who want to help each Harpur undergraduate and graduate student to craft your own unique Harpur Edge with skill-building sessions and resources like our amazing network of alumni! Come connect with us!

Appointments can take place via Zoom or in person at the Health Sciences Building. Current Binghamton University students should register for an appointment slot via B-Successful (Starfish). Non-Binghamton University students should call 607-777-4954 to schedule an appointment.
The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Appointments and walk-in advising will take place in Academic Building B, Room 114. For scheduled appointments only: Current Binghamton University students should register for an appointment slot via B-Successful (Starfish).Non-Binghamton University students should call607-777-4954 to schedule an appointment.

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world.

Weather-dependent, the Office of International Education and Global Initiatives (IEGI) will be tabling on the Spine (outside of the Union, closest to the bookstore and the on-campus bank). Drop by to chat with a member of the education abroad advising team because it is never too early to start planning!

Please make sure to follow current University guidelines related to COVID-19, including masking.

If there is inclement weather, we will send event updates via email to those who have registered via B-Engaged.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

The Union welcomes all new and returning students back to campus! Offices and Services located in The Union will have staff available to meet and welcome students. There will be a raffle for one $25 VISA/Mastercard gift card and five $10 VISA/Mastercard gift cards sponsored by Visions Federal Credit Union, so be sure to sign the sign-in sheets when you visit the specified locations. FREE Insomnia Cookies will be available as well at all locations.

Learn more about all of the resources we provide and how we can help you! Hosting offices and services include:

The Center for Civic Engagement – UU 137
External Scholarships and Undergraduate Research - UU 260
The Fleishman Center for Career and Professional Development – UU 133
Hillel – UU W208B
Services for Students with Disabilities – UU 119
Student Association (SA) - UUW 203
University Bookstore – 2nd Floor UUW
Visions Federal Credit Union - 2nd Floor UUW

Come out and play! Enjoy a variety of field games and activities such as Kan Jam, pick-up volleyball, basketball, and corn hole. Students will have the opportunity to tie-dye in their own building color.

Have fun playing Frisbee, Kan Jam, and other fun activities while enjoying sweet snacks! Great opportunity to chat with the CIW Council e-board.

Stop by for bleach dye, lawn games, popcorn, face painting and sno-cones!

Come out to this learning community social event with some delicious ice cream!

B-I-N-G-O! Before you play a few games of BINGO, enjoy a delicious ice cream sundae!

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Please make appointments through Starfish by clicking the green "Register" button above.

Join your RAs for a tour of campus and find out where important offices are as well as locations where your classes will be!

Join your RAs for a tour of campus and find out where important offices are as well as locations where your classes will be!

Are you ready to be the best bearcat you can be? The Transfer Student Boot Camp will teach you almost everything you need to know for the first few weeks of your transition into Binghamton.
Come meet other transfer students and join us for a tour of campus where we will provide an overview of various campus resources such as getting involved, the bookstore, academic advising, bus systems, and more!
Make sure yo bring your class schedule!

Visit the Office of International Education and Global Initiatives (Old Champlain, Room 240) to learn more about all of the amazing opportunities to study, intern, and conduct research abroad! The Education Abroad Advising Team will be present to show you around the office and answer any questions that you have. Visit the IEGI any time between 11am and 1pm on August 23. Stay for as long or as little as you like! All students are welcome - it is never too early to start planning!

Take a tour of the Nature Preserve! Come out and learn about the 190 acres of land including the flora and fauna of the Nature Preserve led by the Steward of the Nature Preserve Dylan Horvath. Tour will depart right at 11am, so don't be late.

Enjoy some food and meet faculty, staff, and new and returning theatre students! Whether you love the spotlight, backstage, working in the shop, or running boards, we have classes and production opportunities for you!

Click to RSVP to the Pizza Party, register for workshops/open houses or request more info if you can't attend: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://forms.gle/kU59woSCqYG6QQHRA&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1628964015050174&usg=AOvVaw1YPQNl_Lvwm6D4fXnaCkaA

Come play Spike ball, Cornhole, Kan Jam, Mancala, and other fun games! Location: Dickinson Quad---games will be by the Tent!

All new Dickinson students are invited to paint a small canvas expressing some aspect of their identity to show our community our incredible diversity as inspired by "identity,"" belonging," and/or other themes of the Common Read. Please note: if a tent talk is going on, take some paints and your canvas and find a spot to paint somewhere on the lawn--just remember to bring the paints back to the table under the tent when you're done!

Come on by to the all first-year building (Old Digman)to meet other first-year students and make some new friends. Food, games, and music will be available!

Come play theatre games, do improvisations, have fun, and meet other theatre-loving students with Professor Elizabeth Mozer, director of Triptych: An Experience in Three Acts. Information on acting classes and audition opportunities (THEA 208 and productions) will be discussed here as well!

Click to sign up for any of these workshops/open houses or request more info if you can't attend: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://forms.gle/kU59woSCqYG6QQHRA&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1628964005319047&usg=AOvVaw0uMrLeIwaK0PgPgiRYG7e_

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Scene Shop location is B38 and Costume shop location is B40 on the basement level of the Anderson Center.

Stop by the scene and costume shops to meet the faculty and staff of Theatre Design, Technology, and Stage Management at Binghamton University! Learn about classes and opportunities in scenery, lighting, costumes, sound, props, and more. For students who are interested in any of these areas and want to learn from working professionals in the field - meet us at the shops!

Click to sign up for the open houses or request more info if you can't attend: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://forms.gle/kU59woSCqYG6QQHRA&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1628964134215447&usg=AOvVaw1VZgjUL8SL0Ldj9tRo-mbH

Bring your fall course schedule and meet the transfer RAs to learn where your classes are on campus. Stops will include Lecture Hall, Classroom Wing, Fine Arts, and other buildings as student schedules indicate. There will also be an ability to figure out the campus shuttle and bus system.

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Take a tour of the Nature Preserve! Come out and learn about the 190 acres of land including the flora and fauna of the Nature Preserve led by the Steward of the Nature Preserve Dylan Horvath. Tour will depart right at 1pm, so don't be late.

You've already met your RAs and the people on your floor, now, stop by the Hinman Meet and Greet to get to know the Administrative Assistant, Area Coordinator, Area Director, RDs & ARCs and Collegiate Professor.

Looking for something to do? Come hang out and enjoy the sun while participating or watching various sports games. The games will be pick-up style and are a great way to meet new people! Not into sports? We will also have board games and other activities at picnic tables around the co-rec field.

Let's get musical with the songs of Broadway with Professor Tommy Iafrate, head of musical theatre and director of In Pieces. Questions about singing lessons can be answered here too!

Click to sign up for any of these workshops/open houses or request more info if you can't attend: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://forms.gle/kU59woSCqYG6QQHRA&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1628963996469154&usg=AOvVaw1Y24gJMtomyY7g6Ws0_GUL

Come meet other transfer students who reside in CIW while enjoying free refreshments and great conversations! It's open to both new and returning transfer students and is a great opportunity to make friend on campus. All are welcome, so feel free to bring your roommate or friend.

Come meet other transfer, out-of-state, and international students who live in Dickinson! It's open to both new and returning students and is a great opportunity to make friends on-campus. All are welcome, so feel free to bring your roommate or friend!

New, transfer, and international students - Bring your class schedule to App 111 for classroom/campus tours.

During this inspiring session, Binghamton's Office of Entrepreneurship will showcase resources to boost innovative business ideas. Learn about a new student club created to connect entrepreneurs and provide essential business support. Hear about the 35,000 SqFt Koffman Incubator in downtown Binghamton, B-Innovative prototyping space on campus, as well as free programs available to you. You'll also hear from recent successful entrepreneurial alumni. If you're a student looking to start a business surrounded by a supportive and enthusiastic community of 60+ startups, this session is for you. Join in!

All new Mountainview students are invited to paint a small canvas expressing some aspect of their identity, as a decoration and conversation-starter to hang in their room/suite, and as inspired by "identity," "belonging," and/or other themes of the Common Read. Please note: if a tent talk is going on, take some paints and your canvas and find a spot to paint somewhere on the lawn--just remember to bring the paints back to the table under the tent when you're done!

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

David Wynen, head of dance and teacher of jazz and tap, and Neva Kenny, teacher of ballet and Latin dance, welcome students to join in learning dance combinations and about dance classes offered this fall. Returning dance students are also encouraged to come get warmed up - and to help welcome new students!

Intro Workshop for Jazz is in FA 93A, 3:15-4 p.m.
Intro Workshop for Ballet is in FA 104, 3:15-4 p.m.
Intro Workshop for Tap is in FA 93A, 4-4:55 p.m.
Intro Workshop Modern is in FA 104, 4-4:45 p.m.

Click to sign up for the workshop or request more info if you can't attend: https://www.google.com/url?q=https://forms.gle/kU59woSCqYG6QQHRA&sa=D&source=calendar&ust=1628964244519733&usg=AOvVaw2lAWeA6mq1jJ2QzqMgEgW0

Is home outside of New York State for you? Are you looking to connect with other students who made the long journey to Binghamton? Then come to this event and enjoy snacks, fun activities, meet your Collegiate Professor, and bond with those who are new to the New York state of mind!

Come out and have soe fun and unwind before classes begin! Enjoy music, challenge a new friend in the available lawn and sports games, or take photos with your suite mates in the photo booth Then head into the Dining Hall for Dinner!

This is your first opportunity to introduce yourself to the academic leader of Newing College and receive a '21 to '22 Professor Mark button! Then, acquire some helpful tips and tricks on being a successful student!

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Late Nite Ice Cream Social
Join Late Nite for our Welcome Week Ice Cream Social! Grab some ice cream and meet other students!
In-Person Event
FREE with Binghamton University ID

Late Nite Paint and Take
Join Late Nite for our Welcome Week Paint and Take event! Paint and mingle with other students!
Painting supplies provided
In-Person Event
FREE with Binghamton University ID

Academic Questions...Problems...Confusion? Join Collegiate Professor Steve, the academic RA's and other peer advisors in the CIW Commons with any questions or problems you might be having with registration, drop/add, transcripts, or any academic issue. Drop in when you can. Enjoy some cookies, get help and good advice. Bring your laptop if possible.

Please prepare a memorized one-minute monologue from any source for this opportunity. Contact Professor Elizabeth Mozer at emozer@binghamton.edu for an audition appointment and with any questions. The class meets M/W 9:40-11:50 a.m. with Professor Sarah Chalmers.

You've met your RA and your roommate, now's your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Stop by the CCE to learn about ways to get involved in our local community, register to vote and more!

All new Dickinson students are invited to paint a small canvas expressing some aspect of their identity to show our community our incredible diversity as inspired by "identity,"" belonging," and/or other themes of the Common Read. Please note: if a tent talk is going on, take some paints and your canvas and find a spot to paint somewhere on the lawn--just remember to bring the paints back to the table under the tent when you're done!

Come play Spike ball, Cornhole, Kan Jam, Mancala, and other fun games! Location: Dickinson Quad---games will be by the Tent!

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Stop by for a game of corn hole and meet librarians outside of their natural habitat. Free giveaways!

Binghamton Women's Soccer will kick off their fall season hosting Fordham. Come and join the BU Zoo student section to cheer on your Bearcats. Undergraduate students are free with their Binghamton University ID.

All new Mountainview students are invited to paint a small canvas expressing some aspect of their identity, as a decoration and conversation-starter to hang in their room/suite, and as inspired by "identity," "belonging," and/or other themes of the Common Read. Please note: if a tent talk is going on, take some paints and your canvas and find a spot to paint somewhere on the lawn--just remember to bring the paints back to the table under the tent when you're done!

Build quick and authentic connections with other out-of-state students at friendworking! You will meet students who enjoy the same interests as you and also learn about the different on-campus and off-campus events, resources and organizations that relate to your interests! Event Location: University Union 120
There are 7 interests to connect over (health and fitness, outdoor activities, arts and crafts, gaming, entertainment, food and traveling)
Register using this form to attend: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdvHJtW-Sx5Mce50DyGXeSU_K-44tmHHQ9k_UvZvyAe_sW9eg/viewform?lor=0

If you anticipate a need for disability-related accommodations or auxiliary aids to attend or participate, please contact Fleishman Center at careers@binghamton.edu We ask that you provide us with at least 3-5 days of advance notice regarding your equal access needs.

You've met your RA and your roommate, now's your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

You've met your RA and your roommate, now's your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Come join CP Kim and explore what's similar and different about how different country enjoy treats!

Come indulge in ice cream treats and meet other transfers in the Apartments and the staff. This is the most well attend transfer event of the year- be sure not to miss it!

RAs will be meeting with both new and returning students on their floors and to get to know each other!

Late Nite Presents: Raya and The Last Dragon. Popcorn and Soda will be available!
*Due to weather the Outdoor Movie event has been changed to indoors*
In-Person Event
FREE with Binghamton University ID

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

Stop by the CCE to learn about ways to get involved in our local community, register to vote and more!

Campus Recreation Center open for membership sales only.

All new students will be meeting with their RAs on their floors to get to know each other and the community.

You've met your RA and your roommate, now's your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

You have met your RA and your roommate, now's your chance to meet the rest of the people living on your floor!

It is time to say goodbye to your student and start (or continue) your life as the parent/guardian of a college student. Come meet the Area Coordinator, Assistant Director, and Collegiate Professor for CIW.

Our Orientation Advisors are offering campus tours for new students! Join other new students and OAs as they lead you around campus and share helpful tips and tricks. All tours will leave from the Clocktower Patio outside of the University Union, please pre-register!

Tours will last about 45 minutes When registering, please sign up for a timeslot to meet up for your tour to begin.

Come to Mountainview Amphitheatre for some ice cream!

Head to your Dickinson residence hall for awesome events and free food hosted by your building RA staff!

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton.

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Please make appointments through Starfish by clicking the green "Register" button above.

Come check out Harpur Edge during our office hours throughout B-Welcome and for the remainder of the days that class is in session for the year, our operating hours will be 10am-5pm. We want to help each Harpur undergraduate and graduate student to craft your own unique Harpur Edge with skill-building sessions and resources like our amazing network of alumni!

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton. All students who have moved in early are welcome to attend

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Come join us for an in-person, and in-depth conversation on the 2021 summer Common Read Experience book, "Conditional Citizens: On Belonging in America by Laila Lalami." Come see how we all belong here at Binghamton. All students who have moved in early are welcome to attend

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

Drop-in advising is available both in-person and virtually!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual:
https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980 . Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

During this virtual session, you will get an opportunity to meet Watson Career and Alumni Connections staff, learn about our office's resources, and go over tips on creating an effective U.S. style resume. All incoming Watson international students are welcome to attend!

Movie out on the quad (weather-permitting): Knives Out

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Join Dylan Horvath, Steward of Natural Areas, and ISSS for a 60-minute guided hike in the Nature Preserve!
NOTE: This event is limited to 15 participants due to a conscious effort to have fewer people gather at one time. The first 15 students who arrive to the Old Champlain Atrium for the event will be able to attend.

Directions for participants:
- Participants should meet at the Old Champlain Atrium (Old Champlain Room 133) promptly at 9:30AM.
- Remember to wear sneakers and appropriate hiking clothes and to bring sunscreen, bug spray, and water!

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Join current students for a walking tour of campus. Learn where to find helpful campus resources such as the Counseling Center, Dean of Student Office, Multicultural Resource Center (MRC), Fleishman Career Center, and more!

Please note that this tour starts at the Old Champlain Atrium (Old Champlain, Room 133).

Come check out Harpur Edge during our office hours throughout B-Welcome and for the remainder of the days that class is in session for the year, our operating hours will be 10am-5pm. We want to help each Harpur undergraduate and graduate student to craft your own unique Harpur Edge with skill-building sessions and resources like our amazing network of alumni!

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Join Dylan Horvath, Steward of Natural Areas, and ISSS for a 60-minute guided hike in the Nature Preserve!
NOTE: This event is limited to 15 participants due to a conscious effort to have fewer people gather at one time. The first 15 students who arrive to the Old Champlain Atrium for the event will be able to attend.

Directions for participants:
- Participants should meet at the Old Champlain Atrium (Old Champlain Room 133) promptly at 10:30AM.
- Remember to wear sneakers and appropriate hiking clothes and to bring sunscreen, bug spray, and water!

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Join the Campus Recreation staff and ISSS on a tour of the East Gym facility and the chance to learn how to play cornhole with other new students.

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Join current students for a walking tour of campus. Learn where to find helpful campus resources such as the Counseling Center, Dean of Student Office, Multicultural Resource Center (MRC), Fleishman Career Center, and more!

Please note that this tour starts at the Old Champlain Atrium (Old Champlain, Room 133).

The Decker Division of Advising and Academic Excellence offers daily professional and peer walk-in advising. View the Decker events calendar for a full list of dates, times, and links.

Copy and paste the Zoom meeting ID into your browser or click here to access the waiting room: https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/6077774713

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

We will play one or more non-competitive games of soccer. All students are invited to participate as either a player (all skill levels are welcome) or as a spectator.

Remember to wear sneakers and appropriate soccer clothes and to bring sunscreen and bug spray! Water will be provided! The ISSS will bring the soccer equipment and soccer pinnies.

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Join other new international students for a fun, interactive way to meet each other in a comfortable environment.

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Do you have questions about the International Student Health Insurance policies at Binghamton University? Join the ISSS Staff for a chance to get your questions answered!

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Get to know the Binghamton University Campus while earning prizes!

All photos submitted virtually and prizes in person! ISSS staff will be handing out the photo prompts and prizes outside Old Champlain. ISSS will also pick some photos to feature on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

Participants will use the hashtag #BingISSS on Twitter or Instagram (would need to be a public account). We hope to see you at the prize table!

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

Drop-in advising is available both in-person and virtually!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual:
https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980 . Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Come and pick up your Class of 2025 T-Shirt!

Fall 2021 International Student Orientation - All new international students welcome!

Want to learn how to take the public bus? See a local movie theater, supermarket (Walmart), and ice cream shop? Learn more about the area surrounding campus? Then meet in front of the University Union (across from Mohawk Hall) at 1:30pm.

Leadership volunteers (volunteers who are continuing students) will then join you on the 1:45pm #47 Bus to travel to the Town Square Mall. Leadership volunteers and participants will then take the 2:35pm #47 Bus back to campus. You should be back to campus by 3:00 p.m. Bring your student ID so that you can ride the bus for free.

Want to explore campus? Ride a bike for free! The Binghamton University Bike Share program offers free bike rentals to students, faculty and staff!

Bike Share has partnered with Gotcha Bike, a bike share and technology company, to bring 30 GPS-enabled bikes to campus. These bikes are located in four locations on the main campus. Visit the Gotcha Bike website to find the location nearest you!

So how does it work? Download the free Gotcha app at app.socialbicycles.com to join and reserve, or you may reserve a bike on a bike itself. Once you've reserved a ride, enter your four-digit PIN code on the keypad to unlock the bike. Bikes may be reserved at no charge for two hours and for $5 an hour after the two-hour time period.

For more information: https://www.binghamton.edu/services/transportation-and-parking/alternative-transportation/bike-share/

New students with scheduling adjustments questions should stop by the Old Champlain Atrium between 9am - 3pm and meet with academic advisors, peer advisors, pre-health peer advisors or call 607-777-6305.

Did you know that Binghamton offers over 50 education abroad programs and there over 1,000 options through SUNY? You can take courses, complete an internship, participate in a service-learning project, or even conduct research almost anywhere in the world. Drop-in advising is available for students to talk with a member of the education abroad advising team about anything related to study abroad! Remember, it's never too early to start planning!

Drop-in advising is available both in-person and virtually!

In-person:
Old Champlain, room 240. A member of our office will be at reception to greet you!

Virtual:
https://binghamton.zoom.us/j/91419963980 . Registration is not needed for this event. When you enter the Zoom room, you will be placed in a waiting room where you will be asked to complete the survey here: https://forms.gle/7E3LC4A2FamaqUXFA . This prevents "Zoom bombing" and helps us better advise you.

We look forward to chatting with you!

For questions about accessibility or to request a disability-related accommodation, please contact iegi@binghamton.edu

Are you already registered for Fall 2021, but not sure if you want to change a few classes? Do you have any questions about how to understand Degree Works and/or credits from your previous institution? Join us on virtual Harpur Academic Advising appointment. On a first-come, first-serve basis, each appointment will be 5-10 minutes to answer questions and provide information in preparation for Add/Drop.

Are you already registered for Fall 2021, but not sure if you want to change a few classes? Do you have any questions about how to understand Degree Works and/or credits from your previous institution? Join us on virtual Harpur Academic Advising appointment. On a first-come, first-serve basis, each appointment will be 5-10 minutes to answer questions and provide information in preparation for Add/Drop