Orientation leader Martina Weddel leads students through the Spine on their tour of campus. The Spine is an elevated walkway connecting the Student Union to the Engineering and Computation Building, along with the Natural Sciences Building and the Social Sciences Building. Photo by Raye M. White.
New Seawolves were welcomed to campus during UAA’s Howl Days on Aug. 9. Howl Days are a series of orientation sessions designed for new students to get comfortable with campus before they begin classes.
Orientation began in the lower level of the Student Union, where students had a chance to meet with representatives from different departments on campus and learn more about a variety of programs. Students then played a round of bingo as an icebreaker before moving into a presentation that explained the variety of services and programs that UAA offers. After the presentations were finished, orientation leaders led students on a tour of important spots on campus.
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