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Summer Orientation

Brief Overview

Orientation will include many different activities and events to help you become more familiar with campus, as well as to introduce you to the Lakeland College staff and other new students and families. You will hear from current students (orientation leaders) about their Lakeland experience and will have the opportunity to ask questions about college life. Workshops and small group sessions will provide you with information to assist you in your transition to college and ensure that you have a great experience. Special sessions have been designed for parents and families, so feel free to bring them along.

Lodging/housing

Students who attend the summer orientation program will stay on campus in a traditional residence hall and will be assigned a roommate for the evening. Through this experience, you will gain first hand knowledge of what it is like to be a student at Lakeland College. Plus, it is a great way for you to have fun and get to know other new students!

There are several lodging options available for families who will be attending orientation with their student. The following locations are close to campus (20 minute drive) and offer a Lakeland College room rate. Be sure to let them know you are a Lakeland orientation guest when reserving a room and it is best to book well in advance.

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Quality Inn - Sheboygan
4332 N. 40th Street
(920) 457-7724

La Quinta Inn - Sheboygan
2932 Kohler Memorial Drive
(920) 457-2321

Baymont Inn - Plymouth (Does not offer a discounted room rate)
678 Walton Drive
(920) 893-6781

We have a limited amount of housing available in our shared on-campus apartments for those who wish to stay on campus the evening of June 14 or July 15 at no cost. Please contact the Office of Student Activities at (920) 565-1235 for more information or to make reservations. Several families may be assigned to one apartment.

What to bring?

Participants will be spending the night in a traditional residence hall. Bedding (pillow, sheet and blanket) is provided. Participants must bring all toiletries and a fan is encouraged. Session materials, including a complete schedule, will be distributed during check-in starting at 1 p.m. on Day One.


Student Schedule

Day One Day Two
Arrival & check-in 1-2 p.m. Breakfast
Welcome 2 p.m. Building Your Future
Small Group Meetings Know Your School
Transition to Lakeland College Closing
Dinner Lunch
Residence Hall Meetings
Group Times
Entertainment

Parent Schedule

Day One Day Two
Arrival & check-in Breakfast
Welcome Building Your Future
Campus Resource Presentation Lakeland 101
Dinner Closing
Tools for Transition Lunch
Live Music and Conversation