Welcome back to another summer edition of The Navigator! With Hullabaloo Hello just around the corner, now is the perfect time to make progress on the New Student Modules. Modules 1–3 are now available on your Canvas dashboard and are due by July 31. Module 4, titled Get Ready for Hullabaloo Hello, will open on August 1.
Please note: Each edition of The Navigator will be archived on our website, making it easy to revisit past issues whenever you need them.
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Roll Wave!
Newcomb-Tulane College | Tulane University
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Living in a residence hall can be one of the most rewarding experiences of your undergraduate journey. Your relationships with roommates, suitemates, and floormates will make your residence hall feel like home!
Before you move in: Once you receive your housing assignment, reach out to your roommate(s) to introduce yourself and communicate your expectations and hopes for the room. Prior to your arrival, be sure to review the:
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You’re almost ready for Move-In! This is one of the most exciting times for students, their families, and the Tulane community. Housing & Residence Life has outlined the Move-In day process here. Read through this information carefully and share it with those who will support you during your move so that you can make a plan for your arrival.
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Residential first-year students will move in between Sunday, August 9 and Tuesday, August 11. You should have received an email from Housing & Residence Life with your assigned Move-In date and 30-minute arrival time slot.
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If a hurricane or tropical storm threatens the New Orleans area during the semester, Tulane may issue an evacuation order and ask you to implement your personal evacuation plan. If Tulane decides to shelter in place for a tropical storm or hurricane, you can still implement your personal evacuation plan. Below are some examples:
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- Travel by air to the city you are from or a city where you have friends or relatives you could stay with for several days.
- Be picked up from campus by parents, friends, or relatives.
- Evacuate with friends or roommates or their families.
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Tulane requires you to develop their own plan prior to arrival on campus. Creating a backup plan is also a good idea, that way if your primary plan cannot be implemented, you know what your next option is. We ask that you enter your evacuation plan or make any necessary updates in your student portal in Gibson as soon as possible.
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To help you stay on track, be sure to use the New Student Checklist, located within the New Student Modules. This resource highlights important tasks and deadlines to guide your transition to Tulane.
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Below are just a few of the checklist items to complete in July:
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