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2013 parent guide
A parents guide to the University of Louisville.
GUIDE UNIVERSITY PARENT 2013 University of Louisville Campus Resources – Local Insight – Helpful Information 1 University of Louisville For more information, please contact Dr. Glenn Gittings, Director - Special Programs/ Parents Association University of Louisville Office of Student Affairs Louisville, Kentucky 40292 Phone: (502) 852-6933 2995 Wilderness Place, Suite 205 Boulder, CO 80301 Phone: (866) 721-1357 Email: email@example.com www.universityparent.com Advertising Inquiries: (866) 721-1357 firstname.lastname@example.com Sarah Schupp Publisher Lindsay Brust SALES & MARKETING Alyssa Willet PARTNER RELATIONS Mark hager DESIGN Michael Fahler AD DESIGN Jason Shueh EDITORIAL About this Guide UniversityParent has published this guide in partnership with the University of Louisville with the mission of helping you easily navigate your student's university with the most timely and relevant information available. Make the Most of this Guide • Use it! Inside you'll find information that's useful all year with items such as phone numbers, websites, and calendars. • Share it! Share articles and tips inside with your student to help them successfully navigate campus. • Pass it! Pass it along to fellow university parents or prospective parents of college students. Discover more articles, tips and local business information by visiting the online guide at: www.universityparent/louisville The presence of university/college logos and marks in this guide does not mean the school endorses the products or services offered by advertisers in this guide. @2013 University Parent Magazines, Inc. contents 4 | Louisville Guide 4 6 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 19 20 21 23 24 25 Comprehensive advice, information for student success Connect: facebook.com/UniversityParent twitter.com/4collegeparents | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | Welcome from the VP of Student Affairs Welcome from the Parents Association Parents Association Cardinal Family Weekend Facts About the University Cardinal Traditions Student Life Welcome to the City of Louisville Housing Safety Campus Health Food for Thought Student Services Keeping Up with Social Media Financial Aid FERPA 26 | Resources 26 28 29 31 Must-have knowledge to navigate your way | | | | Campus Map Dates to Remember Campus Contacts Proud Supporters of Louisville 3 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Welcome from the VP of Student Affairs Dear UofL Parents & Family members: Welcome to the University of Louisville community! This is a fantastic time to be a part of the Cardinal family. Student involvement is extremely high. Services for your student are rapidly improving, recreational activities have never been more popular, and ideas to create a vibrant and exciting campus experience for your student are being enacted daily. 4 University of Louisville Academic excellence and superb co-curricular opportunities go handin-hand, allowing your student to think critically about their place in the greater world – thus, exploring ways to contribute globally. We strive to define the University of Louisville as a place where academic excellence is matched by an unwavering commitment to student discovery. We are delighted that your family has decided to become members of the University of Louisville community. In addition we are excited about the special events and information included in this Parent Guide. We hope you find this guide helpful and please use this publication as our welcome to you. Sincerely, Dr. Tom Jackson, Jr. Vice President for Student Affairs www.universityparent.com/louisville 5 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Welcome from the Parents Association We are pleased that your student chose the University of Louisville as the place to continue their education. We at UofL think that parents and families are very important to the success of their student. We believe that parents and families, particularly if you have information about university procedures and services, can be very helpful in making suggestions as to how your student may handle a situation or dilemma he or she may experience along the way. With this in mind, we have established many ways for you to stay connected while letting your student grow into adulthood. There are many things you and your student will do before the start of school. If I or anyone at UofL can help you along the way, please give me a call or drop me an email. Please know you can reach the Parents Association by calling (502) 852-6933 or emailing firstname.lastname@example.com. Welcome to the family! Dr. Glenn Gittings, UofL Parents Association Parents Association louisville.edu/studentaffairs/families The UofL Parents Association offers programs and services, regular communication, and outreach to parents and families to assist students in continuing their academic success throughout their college experience. To join the Parents Association go to louisville.edu/studentaffairs/ form/parentsnewsletterrequest Daily information is updated on the UofL Parents Association Facebook page and monthly emails are sent out to parents and families who have signed up Once you sign up, you will receive information that will help you stay informed and, most of all stay connected! Also, our Parent Web Page has lots of helpful information and updates for parents and families at louisville. edu/studentaffairs/families. You can also "Like" us on Facebook by searching "UofL Parents Association" and then "Like" us to receive regular information on resources at UofL. 7 General complimentary membership includes: • • • • Monthly E-newsletters Copy of the UofL Parent Guide Parent hotline/E-mail Parent Association website with resource guides and links How can you stay connected? We communicate with parents and families of both future and current students through the Parent Listserv and through our Facebook page. 6 University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Cardinal Family Weekend louisville.edu/student/familyweekend Make plans now for Cardinal Family Weekend 2013 at the University of Louisville for September 20-22! Family Weekend 2013 is a Cardinal tradition for the entire campus community. This event will be a wonderful opportunity for students to share with family members their favorite places and activities at UofL and help them learn about their lives at the University. Facts About the University Established in 1798, the University of Louisville is Kentucky's premier, nationally recognized metropolitan research university. • Total Enrollment for the Fall 2012 semester was 22,293 students, which includes 15,893 undergraduates, 6,400 graduate students, and 1,485 professional students studying medicine, law, and dentistry. • The University has three campuses. The main Belknap campus spans over 287 acres and is situated three miles from downtown Louisville. The Health Sciences campus is situated downtown and houses medical and health related programs and includes the University of Louisville Hospital. The 243-acre Shelby campus is located in eastern Jefferson County. • The University of Louisville has all 50 states, 117 of the 120 Kentucky counties, and 101 countries represented in its student population. • More than 400 Registered Student Organizations are active on campus including Student Government (SGA), Greek, international & cultural, professional, religious, honorary and service, sports clubs, and special interest groups. • The University Libraries hold more than 2 million volumes of books, bound periodicals, and electronic resources and provides access to over 70,000 journal titles. The libraries also house a number of unique and archival collections. 8 University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 9 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Cardinal Traditions Popular Tunes You can also show your UofL pride by singing along with the classic "All Hail UofL!" or with "Fight! UofL!" When they break out at UofL games and other university functions they drive Cards fans wild. So, take a few minutes and visit gocards.com/trads/lou-trads-songs.html to learn them--and the next time you hear them played, don't be shy! It's A Barnburner By the time your student graduates, some of their fondest UofL memories will have been made at the famous George J. Howe Red Barn. The Red Barn hosts a variety of events from orientation to graduation fairs and everything in between. Founded by two UofL students in 1969, the building—which once housed the Caldwell Tank Co. manufacturing operation—has been a gracious host for everything from guest speakers to punk concerts. Many campus organizations use the Red Barn for fundraisers, cookouts, concerts, competitions and award ceremonies. This year it is expected to host more than 700 (700!) events, along with giving away scholarships and endowments through its programs. Athletic Conference Dominance Want to talk about commanding a conference? During the 2011-2012 athletic year, UofL teams won a school record of 10 Big East titles, more than any other school. Our recent acceptance to become the newest member of the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) for the 2014 athletic year came weeks before the Men's Football team earned the Sugar Bowl title defeating the Florida Gators 33-23. Both Men's and Women's basketball teams reached the 2013 NCAA National Championship with the men's team capturing the national title. There is no doubt Cardinal Athletics will continue their success as we move forward! The Thinker The Thinker statue that sits in front of Grawemeyer Hall is the first large-scale bronze cast of The Thinker and claims priority as the most original. French sculptor Auguste Rodin personally supervised the casting in Paris. It came out of the mold Dec. 25, 1903, and was completed in early 1904. The estate of lawyer and art lover Arthur Hopkins bought the statue for the city of Louisville. The city decided to put The Thinker at UofL and it has sat in front of Grawemeyer Hall since 1949. To learn more on the UofL icon visit louisville.edu/about/thinker. Give Me An "L" To show our school pride and connect with the Cardinal family worldwide, we've got one move: Flashing an "L." You'll do this when you pose for photos, when a UofL team is successful, or really any time the moment grabs you. Using your right hand, stick out your thumb to the side while raising your index and middle fingers and bending the ring and pinky. That's it, now you're part of the tradition. Try it! Clues That You're A Cardinal White Squirrels A few albino (white) squirrels roam campus. When you spot one, it's a sign of a good day. Or, well, at least you'll feel like you've accomplished something special for the day. 1. You never step on the Cardinal Bird…you try not to drive on it either! 2. Any slow clap means one thing; it's time for a CARDS cheer! 3. You used to like the color Blue, but now you're disgusted by it! The CARDS Cheer In 1913 the Louisville Cardinal Bird was chosen to be the school mascot, and sometime after that the CARDS cheer was created. Now it's one of the first things new students and their families learn when they come on campus. A trademark at athletic games and campus events, the cheer also is the universal (and loudest) way to show your UofL pride. Cravin' the Kastle Celebrate your student with a soft serve treat. Dairy Kastle, on Eastern Parkway just a few blocks from campus, is a famous student hangout- and a UofL tradition. Owner George Hayden – a 1976 graduate – says he's kept Dairy Kastle's small town feel, friendly staff, low prices (cash only!) and generous portions from back when he used to eat there as a student. 10 University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 11 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Cultural Center louisville.edu/culturalcenter The Cultural Center is a hub for students of all backgrounds looking for a place to connect. The center itself offers programming for events like roundtable talks and lectures, and advises student groups. No matter your students' background, the staff at the center can point your student to various student groups that may interest them. Student Recreation Center is under construction and scheduled to open during the 2013 fall semester. You can follow the progress of the new center by visiting louisville.edu/reccenter. First Year Initiatives louisville.edu/firstyear The office of First Year Initiatives (FYI) is comprised of a network of great people who are committed to making sure your student has a successful and fun first year at the University of Louisville from the moment Summer Orientation is over until Finals Week in the spring semester! A few of the programs you'll want to get your student involved in that this office provides are: • CAPS (Civic, Academic, Personal, and Social) Leader Summer Mentor Program. This is where each new first-year student gets an upper-class student mentor who checks-in with them online during the summer. Intramurals louisville.edu/intramurals UofL's Intramural and Recreational Sports program offers more than 50 activities each year—including kickball, tennis, dodgeball, and flag football. If your student is interested they can form their own team to participate or join a "free agent" list and get picked up by a team looking for a few extra members. Student Life louisville.edu/studentactivities RSOs There are more than 400 Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) on campus whose focuses include academics, athletics, social, political, ethnic, professional, religious and other topics. They all offer students a way to connect and have some fun! Something coming soon that is sure to make an immediate impact on the quality of life for our entire UofL community, a new, 128,000 square-foot Religious Life More than 30 religious organizations can be found on campus, representing a variety of beliefs and denominations. Over 20 religious life advisors and ministers are available to help students explore and support their spiritual and religious needs. Greek Life louisville.edu/studentactivities/greek Joining a fraternity or sorority is one of the best ways for your student to get involved, to network and especially make new friends on campus. Many UofL Greeks have gone on to be successful in their careers and become major contributors to the university and its well-being. UofL offers a diverse list of over 30 Greek organizations and each has a positive impact on the campus and community. 12 LGBT Center louisville.edu/lgbt The University of Louisville's Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Services is a walking, talking positive force focused on one thing— helping students have a great experience, no matter who they are! The office works to strengthen and sustain an inclusive campus community that welcomes people of all sexual orientations, gender identities and gender expressions. University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 13 louisville GUIDE • Book-in-Common is also a great way for incoming students to get involved before the semester starts. Every year UofL selects a book for the incoming class that relates to the experiences they'll have making the transition to college. This year's book is, "This I Believe: The Personal Philosophies of Remarkable Men and Women." Welcome Week is one of the bigger events the FYI office puts on! Welcome Week 2013 is Aug. 21-25! There are over 50 activities for students, parents, and families happening during those 5 days full of fun and excitement that you and your student won't want to miss. Be sure to check the FYI website for the full schedule. louisville GUIDE International Service Learning louisville.edu/islp The University of Louisville International Service Learning Program (ISLP) is an interdisciplinary program focused on "Community Health and Safety" that allows your student to experience international travel and gain course credit while doing so. The students and faculty collaborate to create educational programs that address human and community needs, then go to one of the following countries: Belize, Botswana, Croatia, the Philippines, or Trinidad and Tobago; and present their programs. • Exploring the World louisville.edu/studyabroad Studying abroad allows students to expand their understanding of the world and of people, it gives students perspective on their own life and helps to develop stronger personal goals and values. Your student can easily enhance the value of their degree while studying abroad by taking courses in various academic disciplines or picking up a minor in a language. The University of Louisville Study Abroad website allows your student to find the program perfect for them by giving them the choice of searching for programs based on destination or by choosing the semester they would like to travel abroad. The Office of Civic Engagement, Leadership and Service louisville.edu/leadership This office provides service and leadership opportunities throughout the year. It offers structured programming like Freshman LEAD, which cultivates leadership skills in freshman and the Engage Lead Serve Board, an ongoing group that develops and organizes service opportunities for all students. Some of the offices programming includes monthly programs for students to serve at an array of local non-profit organizations, called SOUL (Service Outreach Uniting Louisville) events and Alternative Spring Breaks where students have the opportunity to help other national and international communities. Welcome to the City of Louisville gotolouisville.com Louisville is a progressive community of nearly 1 million people with a robust economy, a vibrant arts scene, a nationally ranked public school system and a rich history infused with Southern hospitality. Entertainment and recreational options include the city's highly regarded symphony, ballet and Actors Theater of Louisville, the Speed Art Museum, the annual Forecastle Music Festival that the city hosts, all University of Louisville collegiate sports, the Louisville Bats minor-league baseball team and one of the nation's finest systems of urban parks, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, the father of American landscape architecture. Louisville also plays host to a wide variety of regional celebrations, including the St. James Court Art Fair and the Kentucky Derby Festival — two weeks of non-stop entertainment that ranges from the quirky to the sophisticated including a paddlewheel riverboat race, Southern-style galas, and one of the country's premier air shows. One of the main signature events is Thunder over Louisville; one of the World's biggest fireworks shows and it all leads up to the most exciting two minutes in sports: The Kentucky Derby. The city of Louisville also hosts national celebrations including the biennial Deaf Festival and the city has been selected to host the National Future Farmers of America (FFA) Convention and Exposition for the next 3 years. With such a vibrant quality of life, it is no wonder Louisville was just voted the Top U.S. Travel Destination of 2013. Local shops, cool restaurants, and a welcoming atmosphere are just a few reasons why Louisville is a great place to call home! 14 University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 15 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Housing louisville.edu/housing Housing and Residence Life works to keep your student engaged and part of campus life through a variety of educational and social events. Staff also work individually with students to make sure they feel welcomed, supported, celebrated and a part of the campus scene. Kurz Hall Louisville Hall Apartments are full apartment units with a kitchen. Students have the option of private or shared bedrooms and bathrooms. Bettie Johnson Hall University Tower Apartments Traditional Halls The traditional halls are the most costconscious options on campus. The rooms are typically double occupancy, with a limited number of single occupancy rooms located in each building. These halls are coed buildings where genders are separated by floors or wings. Miller Hall Unitas Tower Center Hall (Houses the Engineering Living Learning Community Only) Threlkeld Hall (Honors Hall) Safety The University of Louisville takes student safety very seriously. The Department of Public Safety (DPS) is a campus service organization responsible for law enforcement, crime prevention, emergency services and parking management for the University of Louisville. Services are provided on a 24-hour basis to students, faculty and staff, as well as visitors to the University of Louisville. Campus DPS takes great pride in its advancing community policing efforts and works closely with the Louisville Metro Police Department. In addition to 24-hour police campus patrol and response services, the UofL DPS provides: • Campus Safety Escort Program. This is a free service offered to any member of the University First Year Live On Policy All UofL first-year students under 21 will be required to live on campus, unless living at home with a parent or guardian. University of Louisville students enrolled in college for the first time in the fall semester after high-school graduation must reside for two semesters in one of the on-campus residence halls mentioned above. louisville.edu/police from dusk to dawn, any day of the year. Call (502) 852-6111 to request an escort anywhere within on campus boundaries and up to four blocks off campus. • Emergency Blue Light Phones located throughout campus provide 24/7 response. The caller's location is provided directly to the dispatcher for 9-1-1 and all Blue Light calls. UofL Alerts emergency notification system. One of UofL's emergency communication modes. These text messaging alerts give you the most up-to-date emergency information. Students and Families are strongly encouraged to sign up for UofL Alerts at louisville.edu/alerts Affiliated Off Campus Facilities Suites and Apartments The Suite-Style Halls offer a variety of options and have at least one common kitchen located in the building but do not have kitchens located within the suites. These provide two to three bedrooms sharing a bath. Billy Minardi Hall (males only) Community Park 16 Off campus properties affiliated with the university are listed below. These are not eligible for First Year Live on. The Bellamy Cardinal Towne The Province Phoenix Place Apartments The Quad • University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 17 louisville GUIDE Campus Health louisville.edu/campushealth At some point during college, your student will unfortunately get sick. If your student is in this spot they should go ahead and call for an appointment at Campus Health Services, located in Cardinal Station on Central Boulevard. It's nestled between the baseball and football stadiums. Campus Health Services provides preventive and acute care for students. They also offer women's health services; psychiatric services, including medication management; travel medicine; free flu shots; immunizations and allergy shots. Also, if your student is looking to better their health, they should visit the Office of Health Promotion, a service of Campus Health Services. The program offers peer mentoring, programming to help you learn about things like making better food choices and exercise classes like yoga. www.universityparent.com/louisville 19 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Food for Thought uofldiningservices.com If your student is looking for a meal or just a mid-day energizing snack, UofL offers plenty of options, with more eateries opening each year. In fact, when they're on campus they are never more than five minutes from some place to grab a bite. UofL partners with Sodexo to bring a number of affordable, popular eateries of all sorts to campus, from Einstein Bros. Bagels and Jazzman's Café, to McAlister's Select deli, Damon's Grill and many more. UofL's Dining Services joins the state of Kentucky and the university's own health initiative in an effort to improve campus health awareness, plus the restaurants promote sustainability by buying local whenever possible. Student Services Let the Dean Help louisville.edu/dos No clue where to go for your question? No matter the question, if you don't have the answer, stop at the Dean of Students' Office in the SAC. The entire staff is ready to help. It's their job to promote a positive learning experience and give your student the opportunities they need to succeed not just academically, but personally, too. Think your students' rights have been violated? Dealing with student crisis and need assistance? We hope none of these things ever happens to you, but if it should, the Dean of Students Office is there for you. Academic Advising louisville.edu/advising Academic Advising at the University of Louisville is an on-going, intentional, educational partnership dedicated to student academic success. Academic advisors can help your student investigate degree programs and careers, and be of assistance if your student experiences academic difficulty. The university has created an exciting initiative, Flight Plan, which allows your student to stay on course to graduate in four years or in the timeframe of their choice louisville.edu/flightplan. During your student's first year they can meet with an academic advisor to discuss the flight plan options. The Ville Grill Dining The Ville Grill is the university's new all-you-care-to-eat dining restaurant at University Tower Apartments. And when we say it has something for everyone with its five dining options, you can rest assured it does! Student Advocate louisville.edu/studentadvocate Sometimes the university can become overwhelming, complicating your student's academics and life in general. Some students become so frustrated, their coursework suffers and they may want to drop out. That is why students need an advocate—someone who is on their side, who has a thorough knowledge of UofL, not just from one unit's perspective, but from a broad perspective. The student advocate teaches how the academic system works, where to find information and how to get the help needed. REACH www.reach.louisville.edu Resources for Academic Achievement (REACH) provides free academic services and specific support programs to help your student better prepare and adapt to college life and to enhance their academic skills and performance in college courses. REACH tutors students in numerous undergraduate courses, offers peer mentoring and advice, provides seminars on study skills and student success, and much more. 20 University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 21 louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Writing Center louisville.edu/writingcenter The University Writing Center helps students work on their writing by providing individual sessions, writing resources and a comfortable place to write. DRC louisville.edu/disability UofL is committed to equal opportunity for all academically qualified students, and does not discriminate based on disability. The Disability Resource Center (DRC) coordinates services to ensure that anyone with disabilities has equal access to take full advantage of UofL's educational, social and cultural opportunities. Cardinal Card louisville.edu/cardinalcard In addition to being the student identification card, the Cardinal Card is also equipped with your student's meal plan. With one swipe your student can dine at all of the on-campus eateries or get snacks from the vending machines. Many near-campus local businesses and eateries offer discounts when your student shows their Cardinal Card. The card can also be loaded with "Cardinal Cash" and used to make copies at the library or to purchase snacks, books and school supplies at the University Bookstore. PEACC louisville.edu/peacc The Prevention, Education and Advocacy on Campus and in the Community (PEACC) program has worked to create a campus culture that does not tolerate violence against women. In addition to annual programming aimed at preventing violence, the office offers support to women or others who feel they may have been the victim of domestic or dating violence. Counseling Center louisville.edu/counseling Juggling academics and a personal life can be hectic. If you find your student is frustrated or confused and unsure of where to turn, the on campus Counseling Center can help. UofL has professionally licensed psychologist and counselors to assist your student. Keeping Up with Social Media • Facebook.com/ UofLParentsAssociation The UofL Parents Association provides helpful information on various programs, services, activities and general UofL happenings around campus. • Facebook.com/universityoflouisville and twitter.com/UofL Want to keep tabs on everything going on at UofL? Check here. The Office of Communications and Marketing hosts these pages as a roundup of all of the big news on campus from medical breakthroughs and stories, photos and videos about students and employees. If you see yourself in a photo on Facebook, make sure to tag yourself. We love connecting with our fans. www.universityparent.com/louisville Lots of UofL departments are on Facebook and Twitter. Here are a few pages you might want to 'like' or follow soon. • Facebook.com/followthebird and twitter.com/UofLevents Student Affairs uses these pages for a daily roundup of activities. Does your student have a few hours of downtime between classes? Check here. You might find something to encourage them to try or at least some free grub. • For a full round of social media links (including YouTube and Flickr) visit Louisville.edu/ studentaffairs/followthebird 23 Career Center louisville.edu/career The University Career Center offers comprehensive services and programs to help students clarify their academic and career goals, gain practical experience through mock interviews, internships and cooperative education experiences, and identify employment opportunities and options. The Career Center also hosts fairs throughout the school year and provides every student with a Career Link account. Career Link allows students to begin building their resume from the moment they arrive on campus. 22 University of Louisville louisville GUIDE louisville GUIDE Financial Aid louisville.edu/financialaid The University of Louisville Financial Aid office provides walk-in counseling Monday-Friday from 9:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. and the Call Center (502) 852-5511 is also open during those times. FAFSA Information The Free Application for Federal Student Aid is the application for federal grants, work-study, and loans as well as some state and institutional aid programs. File the FAFSA online at http://fafsa.gov. We recommend students to file the FAFSA as soon as possible each year after January 1. FERPA The University of Louisville is required by law to comply with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). This law establishes guidelines to protect the privacy of student records and to provide students access to these records. This means that students have the right to keep their records private and that the university is prohibited from sharing a student's FERPA-protected information with anyone without a written release. This does not mean that information is not available to you as parents. Students may share information with parents or guardians by the completing the following steps. However at any point, students can change their Ulink PIN and these steps do not guarantee that student information can be shared. • Have your student set up a pin on Ulink, ulink.louisville.edu > Log In > Student Services >Personal Information > PIN. Have your student share their PIN with you and then please provide the student ID number and PIN when you request information for your student. Even as the parent or legal guardian who has the students' ID and pin, many offices may still require that the student is the direct person speaking in order to release any information. Students still have the discretion of changing their Ulink PIN at any time. 25 HigherOne Card University of Louisville has partnered with HigherOne, a financial services company focused solely on higher education, to offer faster delivery of refunds to students. All refunds are processed by HigherOne. The University will NOT issue refund checks, so your student MUST use their card to access the HigherOne Website and choose an option for receiving any refund due to them. The UofL HigherOne Card with the MasterCard logo provides students with two options on how to receive their refunds. The options are Easy Refund to the OneAccount or ACH transfer (direct deposit) to the student's bank account. Students will receive their UofL HigherOne Card shortly after they register for classes in their first semester at the University of Louisville. The card will be mailed to the current address on file with the university. Award Notification & Aid Disbursement Award notifications are sent via email. First-year students will also receive a paper award letter in the mail. The award notification will direct students to their Ulink account. On Ulink, you can accept, reduce, or decline loan offers. Scholarships and grants are automatically listed on Ulink as accepted. Starting the week prior to the start of fall classes, the Student Financial Aid Office will complete a final review of each student's eligibility, and will begin disbursing all available financial aid funds to the Bursar's Office. The Bursar's Office will then post that aid to your student's account. Disbursed financial aid that exceeds a student's balance is considered excess or residual funds. Residual funds will be distributed through HigherOne. Bursar Office The Bursar's Office handles all Billing and Payment information. For information on tuition and fees visit the Bursar's Office website at http://louisville.edu/ finance/bursar. Your Account (listed under the section Tuition, Fees, and Payment Options) on Ulink will list the student's charges, disbursed financial aid, residual funds, and anticipated aid. University of Louisville www.universityparent.com/louisville 24 RESOURCES RESOURCES U of L Campus Map Louisville-FINAL-100810.pdf 1 10/8/10 10:29 AM TH LEGEND S Urban and Economic Research ST S. Shuttle stops Shuttle route Library Food/Dining D to Scholars House University Planning Bettie Johnson Apartments 4 ST W. L EE ST D ATM Blue Parking Green Parking Yellow Parking Loading Area Stop Sign Crosswalk Traffic Light ST $ P P P P 1S D S. OY D Community Park ek Li fe Minardi Hall Center Hall P P Wellness House G re UN IT Y West Hall Speed Art Museum S. PL FL Ho in us g E AC Speed Museum Garage Rauch Planetarium North Information Center College of Education & Human Development ST AVE University Louisville Tower Apts. Hall WestSide Dining School of Music S AL S. W. B RAN D P BR The Playhouse OO Kurz Hall Freedom Park 2N S. ST AL ST W. C AR S. W. B LO O M to Health Sciences Center 3R to downtown Louisville University of Louisville ST Manual High School Exit 134 BELKNAP CAMPUS BUILDING INDEX PR D IN B LV P E. LE E K ST Numbers in parentheses represent official building numbers. Academic • Research Archaeological Survey/Transportation Center (100) Bingham Humanities Building (17) Brandeis School of Law (Wyatt Hall) (19) Brigman Hall (2) Business, College of (90) Chemistry Building (36) Davidson Hall (87) Dougherty Hall (29) Duthie Center (28) Education and Human Development, College of (84) (Woodford R. and Harriett B. Porter Building) Ernst Hall (33) Ford Hall (7) Gardiner Hall/A&S (8) Gottschalk Hall (10) Jouett Hall (6) Life Sciences Building (18) Lutz Hall (23) McCandless Hall (13) Music, School of (83) Natural Science Building (34) Oppenheimer Hall (5) Overseers Honors House (25A) Patterson Hall (3) Sackett Hall (31) Schneider Hall (20) Shumaker Research Building (4) Speed, J.B., Engineering, School of (30) Speed, W.S., Hall (32) Strickler Hall (88) Studio Arts/HPES Building/Thrust Theater (71) Urban and Economic Research, Center for (43) Vogt (Henry) Building (99) T ES TO 65 N ST EIS C AR S DIN BLV College of Business D Taco Bell P Unitas Tower E. B LO OM ST Environmental Protection Center Archaeological Center Strickler Hall Davidson Hall Miller Hall Cultural Center University Club & Alumni Center Belknap Operations Central Receiving Human Resources To Campus Visit Program Room 310, Swain Student Activities Center (SAC) 1) 2) 3) 4) Follow sidewalk to 1st intersection. Turn left between Interfaith and Baptist Centers. Follow sidewalk/ramp into SAC. Take escalator to 3rd Floor. Room 310 is on the left, just past Floyd Theater. 4 Ekstrom Library S Oppenheimer Hall Brodschi Hall Jouett Brandeis Ford Hall School of Law Hall TH Life Sciences Baptist Campus Center Interfaith Center Overseers Honors House P Red Barn ST E. ST $ Swain Student Activities Center Threlkeld Hall S. BRA NDE IS A VE Visitor Information Center 502.852.6565 Stansbury Park ST D C 3R S. M Gardiner Hall/ A&S A R T H U R ST Bingham Humanities Gottschalk Hall Stevenson Hall $ S. FL Y O D Ulmer Stadium Exit 133 BRADLEY AVE Shumaker Research Bldg. Counseling Center Pedway Parking Office S Koetter Center Athletic/Sports/Fitness Facilities Cardinal Park (76A) Bass-Rudd Tennis Center (111) Field Hockey, Marshall Center & Adidas Complex (76E) Fightmaster Playground Kiel Fields Koetter Center (76D) McDonald's Field Track & Soccer Stadium Ulmer Stadium Crawford Gymnasium (26) Y The Oval McCandless Hall Brigman Hall CM MY Grawemeyer Hall West Information Center Schneider Hall Houchens Building Crawford Gymnasium Lutz Hall Floyd Street Parking Garage Public Safety Track & Soccer Facility CY Track & Soccer Stadium Tra il CMY Patterson Hall S Dougherty Hall Vogt Bldg. S Sackett Hall K Miller Information Technology Center Natural Science Bldg. 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Pastrana recovers while he awaits NASCAR debut
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. Travis Pastrana arrived for NASCAR's annual media day last week and has been hanging around ever since.
And he hasn't even gotten into a race car.
Pastrana watched the exhibition Budweiser Shootout from the grandstands, stuck around for Daytona 500 qualifying and even spent two off days living it up in this ocean-side city. Why? Well, the 28-year-old extreme sports star is trying to soak in as much NASCAR as possible before making his much-anticipated debut in April.
Pastrana is scheduled to drive seven races in the Nationwide Series this season, beginning with the April 27 event at Richmond International Raceway. His debut will come nine months after Pastrana originally planned to join NASCAR's second-tier series - a move derailed when he shattered his right foot and ankle in a motorcycle crash at the X-Games.
"No words can really describe the disappointment," Pastrana said last week. "I felt like I let everyone down."
It certainly was a setback for NASCAR and its television partners. They openly laud Pastrana as one of auto racing's rising stars, mentioning him in the same breath as former IndyCar driver Danica Patrick, defending Daytona 500 winner Trevor Bayne and defending Nationwide Series champion Ricky Stenhouse Jr.
They point to his engaging personality, his ability to drive anything on wheels and his strong following among the much-sought-after younger generation. Throw in his boundless confidence - Pastrana has a picture of himself driving a monster truck and crushing the No. 48 car of five-time NASCAR champion Jimmie Johnson on his firesuit - and he would seem to be one of the most marketable drivers in the garage.
Pastrana welcomes any and all attention.
It's hardly anything new, either.
Two years ago, on New Year's Eve, Pastrana set a world record by jumping his rally car 269 feet off a California pier onto a floating barge anchored in Long Beach's Rainbow Harbor.
In 2007, he jumped out of an airplane without a parachute over Arecibo, Puerto Rico, and met up with another jumper in midair before finishing with a safe tandem landing.
He also has been an X-Games medalist, raced monster trucks, competed in motocross, supercross, RallyCross, the 24-hour race at Daytona, several international events and starred in an extreme-stunt series called "Nitro Circus." The series has a movie version due out this summer.
"Anybody who is that interesting and brings such a new audience to the racing community has the potential to grow his brand, grow interest in the sport on an unlimited basis as long as he gets it done on the racetrack," said Rich Feinberg, ESPN's vice president of motorsports production. "He's easy to cover.
"All the things that he has touched he has been very successful at. I'm not somebody who looks at him and has a big question mark. He's going to do quite well."
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Nebraska researchers wanted to know what use these products might have for growing cattle on pasture. They used yearling British-Continental crossbred steers initially weighing about 650 pounds. A treatment group (TRT) had free-choice access to dried distillers grains (DDG) on Sandhill pasture from early June to early August. Controls (CON) were not fed.
Consumption of DDG averaged 11 pounds/day. TRT gained 2.8 pounds/day and CON gained 1.9 pounds/day. Forage consumption was estimated to be about 30 percent less by TRT. So, for every CON animal, about 1.4 TRT animals could be run on the same pasture area. After grazing, all animals went to a feed yard. TRT were harvested 14 days before CON. There were no statistically significant differences between the two groups in final weight, average daily gain, or carcass characteristics.
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The Series 5000 80 mm Triplet ED APO OTA from Meade is a 3-element apochromatic refractor telescope with an aperture of 3.1" and a focal length of 480 mm. It's designed to deliver crisp wide-field viewing capability, and outstanding astrophotography performance.
Featuring a triple objective lens manufactured from high-quality ED (extra-low dispersion) glass, the Series 5000 ED APO virtually eliminates all chromatic aberration. The absence of color fringing allows for textbook-perfect pinpoint star images - with the Series 5000 ED APO, deep-sky observers can depend on stunning high-resolution viewing.
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Grilled pesto chicken will be a definite winner at your Labor Day barbecue. Boneless, skinless chicken breasts are stuffed with fresh pesto and cooked on the grill. You can either make your own pesto or use store-bought for this recipe. Grilled pesto chicken pairs perfectly with a simple pasta dish of cheese and tomatoes and grilled vegetables.
2 garlic cloves
1 teaspoon salt
2 cups fresh basil leaves - (tightly packed)
2 tablespoons pine nuts finely chopped
1/2 cup olive oil
1/2 cup grated parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons grated romano cheese
4 tablespoons butter softened
2 boneless skinless chicken breasts (abt 6 to 7 oz ea)
Olive oil as needed
Salt to taste
Freshly-ground black pepper to taste
For the Pesto: In a food processor or blender, put the garlic, salt, basil, pine nuts, and olive oil and process until smooth. Add the cheeses and the butter and process very briefly, just to incorporate them. If the sauce is a little thick, add a little water a tablespoon at a time and process for 1 to 2 seconds. Sauce should be thick, but spreadable.
Lay the chicken breasts out on a cutting board or other work surface. Using a sharp knife, slice the breasts longitudinally, but do not cut all the way through them - you want to make a kind of pocket in them.
Place several teaspoons of the pesto sauce into the chicken "pocket", and make sure it is spread across the entire interior surface. Fold the top half back over the pesto. Rub the outer surface of the breasts with the olive oil, then season to taste with the salt and pepper.
Place the breasts on a pre-heated BBQ grill and cook until done. If you'd like, you can spread a little of the pesto on the outside of the breasts a minute or two before they are done, just to form a slight crust on the outside. Serve with extra pesto on the side.
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The Denver Broncos placed starting defensive tackle Kevin Vickerson on IR with an ankle injury Monday and added fullback Quinn Johnson off waivers from Tennessee.
STING MEIt's the ugly but unavoidable side of football. Take a look at the major injuries of 2011.
Vickerson was hurt in the Broncos' loss Sunday to San Diego. He signed a two-year, $4.75 million deal last winter after making a dozen starts last season, his first year in Denver.
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Ferrer Tops Benneteau For Cincy Final Berth
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No. 6 seed David Ferrer breezed past Julien Benneteau 6-3, 6-2 on Saturday, surging into the Western & Southern Open final.
Ferrer is enjoying his best result in 11 trips to Cincinnati, advancing to a seventh ATP World Tour Masters 1000 final and 45th overall. The Spaniard will seek his 22nd title and second of the year on the ATP World Tour, when he faces either Roger Federer or Milos Raonic on Sunday. The 32 year old completed a three-peat at the Copa Claro in February, ending a seven-match losing streak in finals.
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"Of course I am in a good moment," said Ferrer. "I am in my first final this year in a Masters 1000, so I'm happy for that. (I take it) step by step and focus for tomorrow."
Ferrer fired 20 winners, converting on all six forays to the net and breaking serve on four of 10 opportunities. He denied the lone break chance on his serve, early in the first set. The World No. 6 earned the first break of the match in seventh game, when a Benneteau backhand approach found the net, and after grabbing an early break in the second set, Ferrer found himself on the doorstep of victory with three match points at 5-1 0/40. The Frenchman would dig deep to hold, but was unable to fight on, falling in 72 minutes.
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Ferrer edged closer to joining Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Lleyton Hewitt as the only active members of the 600-match win club, improving to 591-285. His 43 victories in 2014 is third-most on the ATP World Tour, behind Federer (47) and Nadal (44).
Benneteau was seeking to reach his 10th ATP World Tour final, in search of his maiden title. The 32 year old, competing in his 67th ATP World Tour Masters 1000 event, reached his first semi-final after saving a match point in his opener against Blaz Rola and rallying past Stan Wawrinka in the quarters. He is the first Frenchman to advance to the Cincinnati semis since Arnaud Clement in 2000.
"Right now I'm not very happy, but it's a good week," said Benneteau. "It's not over. I still have the doubles later. I played a lot of good matches. When I lost last week in Toronto against Raonic, it was in the third round, and I had the feeling that I was playing very good.
"When you have this feeling, it's always nice that great results come quick. This is what happened this week. This is my best result ever in Masters 1000. I have beaten a Top 10 guy, even Top 5."
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We always knew there was more to the art of flamenco than the techniques we picked up one night while eating paella on Calle Ocho and watching a cross-dressing cantaor, who sang and danced with a pink fringed shawl tied tightly around his hips, make the tourists sing along. Now we can learn: The Arsht Center is hosting three days of events at the first Flamenco Festival Miami. Created in southern Spain as a peasant dance -- with influences from Gypsies, Jews, Arabs, and Africans -- flamenco is now an ever-evolving phenomenon of swirling skirts, clapping hands, and fancy footwork.
Tonight at 8, catch opening-night headliner Cuatro Esquinas with singers Carmen Linares and Miguel Poveda; nuevo flamenco guitarist Juan Carlos Romero; and dancer Pastora Galván at the Knight Concert Hall (1300 Biscayne Blvd., Miami). Tickets cost $15 to $65. Judge local chefs at the free South Florida Paella Cook-Off outside on the Arsht Center Plaza from 6 to 8. Theres also Spanish food for purchase inside for performance ticket holders. In the next two weeks, you can become a flamenco expert with dance workshops, a photography exhibit, and free demonstrations. Call the Arsht Center box office at 305-949-6722, or visit www.arshtcenter.org/flamenco for the full schedule.
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Studio: Roadside Attractions
Director: J.C. Chandor
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Set in the high-stakes world of the financial industry, "Margin Call" is a thriller entangling the key players at an investment firm during one perilous 24-hour period in the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis. When entry-level analyst Peter Sullivan (Zachary Quinto) unlocks information that could prove to be the downfall of the firm, a roller-coaster ride ensues as decisions both financial and moral catapult the lives of all involved to the brink of disaster. Expanding the parameters of genre, "Margin Call" is a riveting examination of the human components of a subject too often relegated to partisan issues of black and white.


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The world believed that soccer belonged to Brazil. Staring with Garincha they produced the game's magicians all the way up to Neymar. For the many inferior soccer countries like us, Brazil meant everything. We appropriated their greats, we stood by their tactics, we replayed their Samba moves over endless beer, we used them as similies of greatness and pure joy and we conferred superhuman status on Pele, Zico, Socrates, Ronaldo, as if they were fabulists with the ball created by the famed magic realists of Latin America.
But yesterday after, Germany's Muller, Klose, Kroos, Kroos again, Khedira, Schurle, Schurrle again shot seven goals past the hapless Brazilian defence, we all wept like that Brazillian lady in this picture at the … stadium which became the scene of massacre, a sort of Aushwitz for our collective memories. Legend, history all lay shattered. We just cannot understand.
What happened? And how?
Five goals were scored in 19 minutes of the first half. The Brazilian defence without captain Silva came easily untied as Muller, Klose, Kroos and company played havoc with them. The defence like the forward line tends to coalesce around the main player of the day and there was no one for Brazil. Silva with two yellows had to sit out and Neymar had to watch the match from home, his vertebra broken., his tragedy having foretold what awaited Brazil.
Brazil league was in trouble for sometime with all the top 20 clubs in 2,5 billion dollars in debt. Their top layers play for European clubs leaving local clubs undernourished and bereft of star value.
"This defeat is the biggest chance we've ever had to modernise and professionalise the running of Brazilian football," Fernando Ferreira, owner of Pluri, a sports consultancy, tweeted after the game."We can't look for explanations on the field. They began years ago and it is the result of shocking management and administration."
On the other hand German league the Bundesliga is the best in the world, all German clubs run academies to groom young talent some of it subsidised by the national federation and about 28,400 coaches groom talent at the primary level in German compared to less than 2000 in England.
These are all statistics now. What vanished from the soccer scene yesterday was a magic and a myth, which we believed in. For many World Cups we in India wore canary yellow jerseys in support of Brazil. In Kerala they put up posters of Neymar and a rumour spread saying he was being flown in for ayurvedic treatment forcing the chief minister to intervene and quell the rumour. All these years we marvelled and now we mourn the 19 minutes in the first half of the semi final yesterday that destroyed everything we loved. From that debris Brazil will take lone to awaken.


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|Reviews for The Pitfalls of Seduction
| Mooncatcher chapter 3 . 1/23/2009
Okay. Here's a good one: My lips are skittles, wanna taste the rainbow? Hahahahaha.
Poor Shikamaru. No idea what he's in for.
Fab story! Love it!
| laughingstick chapter 3 . 12/11/2008
lol the pickup lines rock XD
what? u haven't updated this story in a year? UPDATE I DEMAND YOU UPDATE!
great story btw, and especially humourous too. and lastly, UPDATE! i wanna know what happens!
| Useless-Materia chapter 1 . 11/17/2008
Oh no, I hope this isn't a story you're never going to finish! This is so good! You're writing is really impressive and you have a knack for humor. I'd love to read more of this.
| korel.c chapter 2 . 9/14/2008
So...when exactly are you planning to update this? 'Cause this is more than the fifth time I've read this, and I've loved it every time. It should be at least one more chapter, if I'm following the chapter named themes right, and I and deeply in love with this fic. There's just...not enough good ShikaIno fics out there. This is one of the top, and I would love to see this updated, or heaven forbid, finished! ...I think I said everything last review, but, y'know...
Character 9/10 (Cos I can so picture everyone doing this, unlike so many other ShikaIno things)
Plot Original
Humor Quotient Perpetual Grin
Sob Quotient (at it being unfinished) Insanely High
Nr. Please write some more of this; or, y'know, any ShikaIno things.
Also, I am running out of chapters with which to praise you to the heavens on this fic, so more chapters are even more good. (see, another reason!)
Thank you for the AWESOME!
| Doesn't Matter chapter 3 . 8/4/2008
Aw it's been awhile since you've updated...
Are you going to finish this?
Because I really love this story :D
It's so cute!
And I do love ShikaIno... :P
| Useless-Materia chapter 3 . 7/6/2008
Oh I bet this turns out to be a really good story! I can't wait for an update!
| TigerLilyette chapter 3 . 6/30/2008
"Um…there's this one. 'Hello. I'm a thief, and I'm here to steal your heart.'"
that was so funny:)
| mintxrain chapter 3 . 5/24/2008
OH yes. PLEASE update this one! I LOVE IT!
| ohthatsmyname chapter 3 . 5/11/2008
wow... this is like so made of awesomeness!
i hope you continue please
| korel.c chapter 3 . 5/1/2008
...Now, since you did the absolutely nicest thing eva and updated on my birthday the last time, would you be so kind as to update this again? Somehow?
...I think you may have possibly got me into SasuSaku. (I thought it was...kinda gross, before - but then again, maybe I just ran into bad authors, because all your oneshots are heavenly.)
That said, I think you -also- probably got me into NejiTen -and- ShikuIno as well.
Write more - on this and on anything else, actually - I'd love to read more!
Scribere jussit amor.
| AGENT Kuma-chan chapter 3 . 3/30/2008
...That last line was...so amusing.
I like the idea (so those photos did end up being used). and it is funny, because Ino is (for once) being the one black-mailed and threatened.
I can't wait to see how you end it.
| Jordiekkthxbai chapter 3 . 3/24/2008
Ha, dear god, did I just...snort?
Hehe, I'm so daring one of my darling friends to say one of those...
Well, you haven't updated in a while aka a million or so years :P
But that'll change now ne?
Coz, yea!
| Melissax3 chapter 3 . 2/14/2008
woww, that was great...i can't wait for the actual 'seduction' to begin. shikamaru will be so dense..
| Tsuki-no-baka-chan chapter 3 . 1/4/2008
UPDATE. Please!
| KatsumiArai chapter 3 . 1/2/2008
Simply GREAT! I'm laughing my ass off. %D The pick-up lines are the best part up until now. I'm grateful, that I haven't been drinking anything while reading, otherwise it would now be decorating my monitor... %D
You write really good, I especially like your dialogs. They simply are like real life, one can imagine everything, especially the evil laughters and so on. (I was going to say the, that one can hear how they say it, but I can't remember the right word.. Hopefully I don't write to much nonsense, as I'm from Austria and it's pretty late and... well.. Let's say, it's not the best time to write accurate English for me. %D)
Anyway, I've been reading most of your FanFictions and adore them. They are great, they are IC, they are funny, they are sad - they are everything. 3 Great job!


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