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/ Allen Hall. Summer registration Unit One/Allen Hall Orientation August Move-In. If you have any questions, please contact us:. 217-333-8351 unitone@uiuc.edu. Course Registration

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  1. / Allen Hall

  2. Summer registration • Unit One/Allen Hall Orientation • August Move-In

  3. If you have any questions, please contact us: 217-333-8351 unitone@uiuc.edu

  4. Course Registration Register for Unit One courses this afternoon as part of your regular course registration. Be sure to tell your advisor that you are a Unit One student. If you have trouble getting into a course, please call us: 333-8351. The course may not be filled.

  5. Advantages of taking courses taught in Allen Hall • Allen Hall students get first priority for registration • Classes are typically small (5 – 30) • Classmates are hall mates • This makes in-class discussion and out-of-class cooperation much better • Instructors have meal passes to make informal meetings easier to arrange, and budgets for extra-class activities • These courses go on your transcript as regular University courses

  6. Unit One/Allen Hall students can take as many Unit One courses per semester as they wish. • We recommend at least one a semester, and one fine arts course in your first year. • Most students take around 1-4 Unit One courses per year.

  7. The Unit One Courses Timetable for Fall 2009 is available online at our website and in “Welcome to Your Neighborhood” booklet It includes this information: • Course number and title • Time/day/place • Credit hours • CRN (course reference number) • Section designation • General Education requirement designation

  8. We categorize our courses in this way: • “Regular” U of I Courses • Fine Arts Courses • Discovery Courses • Unit One Special Topics Courses • Music Lessons

  9. Regular Courses • Same as classes offered on the rest of campus but are held in Allen Hall • Some classes fulfill General Education requirements and some are electives • Tend to be smaller and more interactive than the same class held elsewhere

  10. Fine Arts Courses • Unique to Allen Hall • Make use of Allen Hall arts facilities • Open to all Unit One/Allen Hall students • The core of the Unit One curriculum

  11. ARTS 210 CERAMICS I: 3 hrs BEGINNING CERAMICS 31164 Catherine Wiesener 6:30-9:20pm MW 89 Allen ART 191PHOTO I: BEGINNING PHOTO 3 hrs Brad Hudson 31203 2-4:50 W F 65 Allen ART 191EXPERIMENTAL PHOTO 2 hrs Brad Hudson 31204 2-5:50 M 64 Allen ART 191DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY SEMINAR 2 hrs Brad Hudson P3 1:30-5:20 T 64 Allen ART 191INTRODUCTION TO DRAWING 1 hr Catherine Wiesener 31207 2:30-4:20 T SoRecRm 40 Allen ART 191 INTRODUCTION TO THE MOVING IMAGE 2 hrs Catherine Wiesener 49851 6:30-8:20pm TR 64 Allen DANC 105 JAZZ DANCE, I 1 hr Nicholas Duran 31690 4-5:20 TR Main Lg. 155 Allen MUS 169 INTRODUCTION TO SINGING 2 hrs Laura Kimmel 38137 3-3:50 TR Main Lg. 155 Allen MUS 169 ELECTROACOUSTIC MUSIC TECHNIQUES 2 hrs Jason Mitchell 37510 7-7:50pm MW 65 Allen

  12. Discovery Courses • These courses are part of the U of I First Year Discovery program • They are open only to first year students • They are only taught by professors • Maximum class size is 19

  13. HIST 130HISTORY OF SOUTH ASIA 3 hrs Rajmohan Gandhi 53955 DIS 2-4:45 W 151 Allen *GEN ED: NW, HP LAS 199 VIETNAM AT THE MOVIES: IMAGES OF THE VIETNAM WAR IN FILM 2 hrs Joe Miller 51770 JTM 6-8:50 PM Th 63 Allen EOL 199 THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE 2 hrs Howard Schein 33898 U1 1-2:50 Tu 151 Conf Rm Allen  LAW 199 ACTUAL INNOCENCE: ISSUES IN AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE 2 hrs Steve Beckett 31666 U1 2-3:50 Tu 63 Allen

  14. Unit One Special Topics Courses • Address special topics not usually represented in regular courses • Unique to Unit One • 1 or 2 credit hour seminars • Most are graded Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory (S/U) so they don’t affect GPA • Tend to be small (5 – 15 students) • Discussion-oriented

  15. CMN 199 FACEBOOK AND FRIENDS: 1 hr HOW DO SOCIAL NETWORKING SITES AFFECT YOU? Kristin Drogos 54452 4:30-5:20 M 65 Allen EOL 199 AN INTRODUCTION TO 2 hrs EDUCATION AND SERVICE LEARNING: LEAL PRIMARY SCHOOL Lisa Fink 33899 4-5:30 T 63 Allen EPS 199 BORN TO SHOP: THE CONSUMING CULTURE 2 hrs Laura Haber 31902 3:30-5:15 W 40 Allen MUS 169 ROOTS OF POPULAR MUSIC 2 hrs Anne Clark 37511 8-8:50pm M W 157 Allen PHIL 199 PHILOSOPHY OF DOCUMENTARY FILMS 2 hrs Charles Byrne 54511 6:30 -8:20 T 151 Allen SHS 199 SIGN LANGUAGE I: 1ST LEVEL 1 hr Bunny Berg 35792 3-3:50 TR 152 Allen  SHS 199 SIGN LANGUAGE II: 2nd LEVEL 1 hr Bunny Berg 54684 4-4:50 TR 152 Allen

  16. MUSIC LESSONS • Students at all levels, from beginner through advanced, take part in these lessons. • Most private instruction students study piano, voice, or guitar but we try to find teachers for all other instruments that are requested. • Students study whatever style of music that they want to learn. • We have three 24-hour music practice rooms with pianos plus two other acoustic and two other electric pianos (not keyboards). These facilities are open to all Allen Hall students.

  17. We hold an on-line lottery on the first day of class to allocate our 180 spaces in this private instruction class. • Students get 12 lessons/semester. • Lessons are one half hour long. • This course is graded S/U (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) on the basis of completing these 12 lessons. • Most of our instructors are graduate students in the School of Music.

  18. UNIT ONE/ALLEN HALLFRESHMAN ORIENTATION • You are invited to attend a special orientation for Unit One/Allen Hall students. • Move-In for this orientation is on Tuesday, August 18. • Orientation begins at 5 PM on the 18th. • (Regular U of I Move-In is Thursday, August 20, and U of I Freshman Orientation runs through Sunday, August 23.) • Most Unit One/Allen Hall first year students attend this orientation….about 300. Information sessions, parties, facilities tours, meet the staff, make new friends. • This orientation is produced by returning students. The main agenda is to help you to quickly meet other students and learn about the special features of the program. • The cost is $30. This covers your pre-contract meals and a T-shirt. • This orientation is a great way to get a jump start on life in Allen Hall. • If you have a conflict, you can arrive late. • If you can’t make it, you’ll be ok. • A registration brochure will be mailed mid-summer or check the Unit One web site. • Go to the Unit One website to see more.

  19. AUGUST MOVE-IN • When you come to campus, a group of returning students, Illini Guides (I Guides), will move your stuff into your room. Just park your car in front of the hall and they’ll take care of the heavy work. • HINT: Pack your stuff in boxes that others can readily handle; identify your boxes with name and room #. • I Guides are on duty August 18. • On other days, we’ll have carts for you.

  20. UNIT ONE/ALLEN HALLIN ACTION The next few slides will give you an idea of • move-in • room set-ups • Allen Hall facilities

  21. HERE’S ALLEN HALL

  22. Move-In I-guides will help you move your stuff. Please pack so it is easy to move.

  23. Standard Double Room • Bunked Beds with extra long-twin mattresses and mattress pads • Two Desks • Two three drawer dressers • Two under-the-bed pull out drawers • Two chairs • Two waste baskets • Two closets (your own room key is the exclusive key to your closet) • You can request that your beds be reconfigured to one bed “high” and one bed “regular” OR both beds “regular” • You can make this request before you move in: Go to (http://www.housing.illinois.edu) and look at announcements. • Only building service workers are allowed to reconfigure your beds.

  24. Your room will probably look like this when you move in unless you make a request for another configuration.

  25. The following slides are examples of existing rooms:

  26. Bunked beds, desks in corners, small carpet.

  27. High and low beds with low bed pushed under high bed to save floor space. Desks and dressers (all same height) on same wall.Permanent shelves & mirrors on right and left walls, fan in window.

  28. Another example of high and low bed.

  29. Storage available under high bed including mini-fridge and microwave Desk to right; full view of wall unit: bulletin board, mirror, shelves.

  30. Desks and dressers on one wall make a long surface.Telephone and computer jacks on left wall (bring your own phone.) We have computer jacks. You can run more than one computer simultaneously. There is also a computer lab in the bldg open 24 hours.

  31. These students brought a TV. All rooms are cable ready. Local, multi-channel cable package comes with your URH contract. You can buy premium channels.Most people have carpets. You’ll get a letter soliciting you to purchase one through a student group, but you can surely bring your own.

  32. You have lots of leeway for decorating your room. Just make sure to mount stuff in ways that don’t take the paint off the walls.

  33. With some creative arranging, you can fit extra furniture into your room. These folks added a couch and a chair (but probably put some furniture in their closet).

  34. Most first year residents are not assigned to Quads.But FYI, here are two views of the same room:

  35. The following slides show some of the spaces in Unit One/Allen Hall.

  36. SEMINAR CLASSROOMAll classrooms are available for studying and meetings. Never locked up.

  37. FRONT DESKOPEN 24/7; MAILBOXES; INFORMATION

  38. CERAMICS LABAvailable for use. See instructor.

  39. PHOTO DARKROOMAvailable for use. See instructor.

  40. KITCHENETTEOpen 24/7

  41. LAUNDRYOpen 24/7

  42. MAIN LOUNGEBig Events; Movement Classes

  43. SO. REC. ROOMLarge classes, discussions, speakers

  44. SEE YOU IN AUGUST You can find more detailed course descriptions, course timetables, and other Unit One information on our website: www.housing.illinois.edu/unitone

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