As the University community looks forward to welcoming the newest class of incoming first-year and transfer students during Syracuse Welcome 2023, the team in New Student Programs has compiled a campus office hours resource list. Offices will be open to support new and returning students in addressing needs and answering questions before the start of the semester.
During Syracuse Welcome, New Student Programs will be available in-person on the Einhorn Family Walk or via phone at 315.443.9187 during the following hours (all listings are in Eastern Time):
New Student Programs is also available via email at welcome@syr.edu.
The following offices will be open on Saturday, Aug. 26, and Sunday, Aug. 27:
Every effort has been made to ensure campus buildings are unlocked with lights and air conditioning on to accommodate the office hours above. Should you encounter a situation where your building is locked or an issue with air conditioning, please call Energy Management at 315.443.1535 for 24-hour assistance.
Syracuse Welcome is the University’s new student orientation program for incoming undergraduate students. This year, new students will arrive first with international students on Aug. 18, followed by the full first-year class Aug. 22-24, and returning students Aug. 25-27.
Visit the University Events Calendar for the full Syracuse Welcome schedule.
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