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Arriving for Orientation is just the beginning of your Sage journey.
Welcome NEW Students! The mission of the Russell Sage College New Student Orientation program is to engage first-year and transfer students in meaningful experiences that allow you to successfully transition and become active members of the college community. We are anxiously awaiting your arrival at Sage!
Members of the Russell Sage Community across both campuses and from a variety of offices are already preparing for your arrival.
RSVP TODAY FOR NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION:
Thursday, January 13, 2022 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | On Zoom*
* Note the updated time and format above *
In an effort to keep our community safe as we approach the start of the semester, we have moved our spring 2022 new student orientation to Zoom! We look forward to providing you with a warm welcome to the Sage community so you can start the semester off on the right foot.
Orientation has 2 Important Components
1. Meet Individually with your Personal Student Success Coach.
- Check your email! You have already been invited to schedule a meeting before the spring semester begins to provide you with a unique guide for a successful spring semester.
- Get #RussellSageReady and schedule an appointment with your Personal Student Success Coach today!
2. Join us on January 13th on Zoom for a Live Virtual Orientation Session!
- Meet your fellow students, connect with campus offices and resources, and get excited for the spring semester!
- RSVP by January 10 for our Live Virtual Orientation so we can prepare for your arrival!
Stay on track with the steps you need to take to start the spring semester off on the right foot! Click on the button below for our Checklist for new Spring 2022 undergraduate students.
We look forward to meeting you in January!
Reach out with any questions about either component of orientaiton.
Contact your personal student success coach or Alysha Weisner in the Office of Student Success at: [email protected] or 518-292-1810.