Office of Orientation (University of Michigan) records 1925-1994

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Office of Orientation (University of Michigan) records 1925-1994

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University of Michigan office responsible for programs to help sutdents adjust to college life. Records include reports from various university offices and organizations with responsibility for orientation; correspondence and pamphlet material; and printed works directed toward incoming students and their families.

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Bentley Historical Library

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University of Michigan. Office of Orientation

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The Office of Orientation has its origin in the Freshman Week created by University of Michigan President C.C. Little in 1927. Little, noting the high attrition rate of Michigan freshmen and acting on the advice of Registrar Shirley Smith, created Freshman Week as an orientation period. Its objectives were to guide incoming students in course selection, to test their intellectual and psychological aptitudes, and to ease the transition from the safety of home to the uncertain life at...

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