The second Summer Advising Day brought new students and parents to campus to register for classes and learn about student life as part of the First-Year Experience.
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Students socialize as they walk to their first information session of the day.

Eager to begin their day, students enter Dunning-Decker.

Parents walk together on their way to information sessions.

Assistant
Registrar Lisa Fields and Department of Mathematics and Computer Science Chair
H. Louise Amick discuss the day's busy schedule.

Billy Schilling and his fellow classmates are quizzed during OIT's seminar on Information Technology.

On their way to the next information session, Brooke Paulshock and Kelsey McGuinn become fast friends.

Excited first-years dart around campus meeting new people, attending information sessions, and picking classes for the Fall.

Smile, you're on Campus Camera! Students have their pictures taken for the student ID cards.

Keith Breslin, Emily Hudson, Megan Hudson, and Johnny Helenek are ready for the next activity.
Peer Mentors Tim Danos '10 and Alisha George '10 are eager to welcome students and parents.

Ross Mills talks with
Peer Mentor Rachel Glasser '11 at lunchtime.

Courtney Moore peruses campus with parents Dee and Aaron.

Becca Kutner enjoys the day with her father David.

Associate Professor of Business Management
Terry Scout talks with Brian Haluska and his mother about his fall class schedule.

Shannon Stocklin and Chelsea Simpson choose their class schedules together at lunch.

Director of Student Activities jared halter and Associate Vice President for
Student Affairs Sarah Feyerherm both take the time to relax and eat.

Lily McAllen and mother Louise exchange notes on the different sessions over lunch.

Jennifer Sentevich sits with her father Edward, awaiting her advising appointment later in the afternoon.

Austin Auger and mother Janet discuss the day with Jill Collis and Tammy McGuinn.

What's next on the schedule? After lunch, parents and students stroll down the Cater Walk to their next activity.

Many parents and students take the opportunity to load up on college gear in the
WC Bookstore.

With the relaxed afternoon schedule and the nice weather, many people opted to take trolley rides through
Chestertown.