Gannon University - Lance Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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I S.C.S The theme of the 1984-85 Summer Orientation program was Spotlight on Survival (S.O.S.) appropriately enough, for orientation is aimed toward providing the new student with what is needed to survive at Gannon. The students-to-be not only receive their I.D. cards and schedules, but spend three days on campus learning about Gannon and its people. The incoming freshmen were integrated into Gannon's social life first by a tour of the campus. An activities fair exposed them to the various organizations at Gannon. Commuter and resident forums introduced them to concerns dealing with each lifestyle. Lectures on student services such as Campus Ministry, health facilities, athletics and counseling were also provided. Academic concerns were handled when the students met with their deans, as well as during lectures on financial concerns, scheduling and academic services. Socials were a major part of this orientation and allowed the parents and students to mingle with each other and among themselves. The highlights of these events were the student dance with D.J. Joel Miller and the Presque Isle picnic.

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Orientation Fremde, Etranger, Stranger. Glucklish zu sehen, Je suis enchante, Happy to see you! Lyrics by: John Kander and Fred Ebb for the musical-comedy Cabaret

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