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Class of 2024 Hawk Herald #9 | Orientation and Transition Programs | Division of Student Life
June 23, 2020
In this issue: 
  • Check Your Miami Email Regularly
  • Finish the Orientation Canvas Course
  • You're Invited: Miami University Trivia Nights
  • Take an Equestrian Course This Fall
  • Since You Asked: Residence Hall Room Items
  • Contact Orientation and Transition Programs
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Check Your Miami Email Address Regularly

We want to make sure that you are receiving the latest and most accurate information about your transition to Miami -- and in a timely manner. It's of the utmost importance that you begin checking your Miami email address regularly (at least three times per week). While we do send the Hawk Herald to the email address you listed in your application for admission in addition to your Miami email, all official Miami communication comes directly to your Miami inbox. You may also choose to set up your Miami email on your iOS device or your Android device.
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Finish the Orientation Canvas Course

You're almost there! You should plan to complete the orientation Canvas course by next Thursday, July 2.
If you haven't already, it is of the utmost importance that you complete Modules 1-10 in the next 24 hours. Completing the first 10 modules of the orientation Canvas course will ensure that you receive the invitation to sign up for an academic advising appointment. All academic advising appointments must be scheduled by Friday, June 26.
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You're Invited: Miami University Trivia Nights


Are you excited about joining the Miami family?!
We invite you and your family members to compete with other incoming students, family members, and alumni across the country during Miami trivia nights. Test your knowledge -- and maybe you'll even compete against your future roommate or friend!
Please join us on one of the following dates. Questions are the same each night, so please only sign up for one session. All trivia nights take place in Eastern time.
  • Tuesday, July 7, 7pm
  • Wednesday, July 8, 6pm
  • Wednesday, July 8, 9pm
  • Thursday, July 9, 6pm
  • Monday, July 13, 6pm
  • Wednesday, July 15, 7pm
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Take an Equestrian Class This Fall


Miami University's Department of Kinesiology and Health offers three horseback riding courses designed for students from beginner through advanced. Classes focus on developing the student's riding skills and cover equine topics such as history, behavior, health care, and industry impact. Classes meet once a week and are designed to instruct you beyond the basics in Hunt Seat, Western and Dressage. Discuss adding an Equestrian course this fall with your academic advisor.
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Since You Asked

Since You Asked...

Each week, the Hawk Herald features a question asked by a member of the Class of 2024. A student leader will share their perspective on your question.
Q1: I saw that residence hall rooms do not include a microwave so my question is are we allowed to bring our own?
A1Yes! You are allowed to bring your own microwave as long as it contains no more than 700 watts (learn more about student room regulations). I will say that each residence hall does contain one community microwave for all to share in the hall's kitchenette area. Maybe if you think you will be heating numerous meals in a microwave, then I would suggest you having your own microwave in your room so that you never have to wait if someone else is using the one in the kitchenette area. But, if you are someone like me that only needed to heat up popcorn a few times throughout the year, then I would recommend just using the microwave for all to share in your residence hall.
- Jazz Bennett, Class of 2023
Q2: Do the residence halls have ironing boards available? If not, are we allowed to bring one? Where would we store it?
A2I brought a mini ironing board and iron to my residence hall! Since my ironing board was small, I was able to fold it up and put it in the back of my closet, and put the iron back in it's box and put it in the top shelf of my closet.
- Jazzy Craine, Class of 2022
I didn't have an ironing board, but I was able to use a small hand held steamer to do the same thing.
- Duncan Fox, Class of 2023
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