When traveling to campus on September 22, first determine your hall and complex. Then refer to the Move-in Maps brochure mailed to you in August to determine your recommended freeway exit and route to campus. These routes were created to avoid extra congestion and keep the traffic flowing.

• Barnhart and Riley: Northbound I-5 take exit 189 for 30th Avenue; Southbound I-5 take exit 194B for I-105/126
• Carson, Earl, LLC, Walton, and west side of Hamilton: Northbound I-5 take exit 189 for 30th Avenue; southbound I-5 take exit 194B for I-105/126
• Bean and east side of Hamilton: Northbound I-5 take exit 192 for Franklin Boulevard; southbound I-5 take exit 191 for Glenwood Drive

Barnhart Hall

From the south, take Hilyard Street north to East Broadway; turn left on East Broadway. Turn left on Patterson Street. Barnhart Hall is on the west side of Patterson. From the north, take Coburg Road south across Ferry Street Bridge to Franklin Boulevard/East Broadway. Turn right on Patterson Street. Barnhart Hall is on the west side of Patterson.

Bean Complex (East: Moore, Parsons, Thornton, Willcox; West: Caswell, DeBusk, Ganoe, Henderson)

Take Franklin Boulevard west to Villard Street. Turn left on Villard. Turn right on 15th Avenue. Look for unloading zone parking; the Bean Complex (west and east) is on the north side of 15th Avenue, across the street from the under-construction East Campus Residence Hall.

Carson Hall

Take Franklin Boulevard east to Agate Street. Stay in the right lane. Turn right on Agate. At the stop sign, turn right on 13th Avenue. Look for unloading zone parking on 13th Avenue west of Agate. Carson is located at Beech Avenue on the south side of 13th.

Earl Complex (McClure, Morton, Sheldon, Stafford, Young)

Take Franklin Boulevard east to Agate Street. Stay in the right lane. Turn right on Agate. Go south on Agate, past the stop sign at 13th Avenue; turn right on 15th Avenue. Look for unloading zone parking on 15th Avenue. Earl is located on the north side of 15th, west of the LLC.

Hamilton Complex West (Boynton, Cloran, McClain, Tingle, Watson)

Take Franklin Boulevard west to Villard Street. Turn left on Villard. Turn right on 15th Avenue. Turn right on Agate Street. Look for unloading zone parking; the west side of the Hamilton Complex is on the east side of Agate Street.

Hamilton Complex East (Burgess, Collier, Dunn, Robbins, Spiller)

Take Franklin Boulevard east to Agate Street. Stay in the right lane. Turn right on Agate. At the stop sign, turn left on 13th Avenue. Look for unloading zone parking on 13th Avenue east of Agate (or turn right on Columbia Street off of 13th Avenue to look for more unloading zone parking). The east side of the Hamilton Complex is on the west side of Columbia Street, across from the Ford Alumni Center.

Living-Learning Center

Take Franklin Boulevard east to Agate Street. Stay in the right lane. Turn right on Agate. Go south on Agate, past the stop sign at 13th Avenue; turn right on 15th Avenue. Look for unloading zone parking on 15th Avenue. The LLC is located on the north side of 15th, between the Walton and Earl complexes.

Riley Hall

From the south, take Hilyard Street north to 11th Avenue; turn left on 11th. Travel one block and turn left on Patterson Street. Riley is on the east side of Patterson, between 11th and 12th avenues. From the north, take Coburg Road south across Ferry Street Bridge to Franklin Boulevard/East Broadway. Turn right on Patterson Street. Riley is on the east side of Patterson, between 11th and 12th avenues.

Walton Complex (Adams, Clark, DeCou, Douglass, Dyment, Hawthorne, McAlister, Schafer, Smith, Sweetser)

Take Franklin Boulevard east to Agate Street. Stay in the right lane. Turn right on Agate. Go south on Agate. Past the stop sign at 13th Avenue, look for unloading zone parking on the west side of Agate. If necessary, go to 15th Avenue and turn right, and look for more unloading zone parking. Walton is located at the corner of 15th Avenue and Agate Street.

Unpack the Quack volunteers will point you to your check-in table. Pick up your check-in packet from your table for your hall. Your packet will include keys for your room, hall, and mailbox. Students must check themselves in and sign for their own keys. After September 22, all check-ins will be at Area Desks (Barnhart, Hamilton, or LLC).

Please unload belongings into the room as quickly as possible. Unloading zones are limited to 30 minutes for move-in only; free day-parking is available at Autzen Stadium, with free shuttles back to campus. Tip: a student can unpack while a driver moves the vehicle, or for a one-person vehicle, park and shuttle back, then unpack.

As soon, as you move your items into your room, you are required to move your vehicle: free parking will be available at Autzen Stadium (September 22 only); refer to the Move-in Maps for directions. A shuttle will bring you back to campus to finish your move-in process. The last shuttle will leave campus to return to Autzen at 8:00 p.m.

Your Property and Room Condition Report (PRCR) will be pre-filled and waiting for you in your room. The PRCR documents the room condition upon move-in; residents are responsible for damage or loss that occurs during the year. Please review carefully; make any changes needed. Return your signed PRCR to your Area Desk (see 3, above, for Area Desk locations).

If you didn't get it at IntroDUCKtion, you'll need to get your UO identification card before the end of the day. The UO ID card office is inside the Erb Memorial Union (EMU) and is open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., Monday through Friday. You can use your UO ID to pick up mail parcels at your Area Desk, dine at the eight housing dining venues, go to the Student Recreation Center and the University Health Center, check out library books, and ride LTD buses for free.

On campuses across the nation, bicycle theft is a problem. We suggest you bring a used or inexpensive bike, along with a secure U-shaped lock. You are required to register your bike with the UO Department of Public Safety (DPS) upon arrival on campus. The registration will help DPS return stolen bikes to their rightful owners if they are recovered. Make sure you write down the serial number for your bike so it may be identified. Bikes parked at the bike racks and not registered will be impounded. DPS will provide bike registration throughout check-in at various locations on campus. Check your Week of Welcome schedule, call 541-346-5444, or stop by DPS at Straub Hall, 1319 E. 15th Ave. for times and locations. Do not leave bikes unattended or unlocked while you move in.

To connect your computer to the Internet via Ethernet, you will need a CAT5 or CAT6 Ethernet cable. CAT5 cables are available at ResNet for $6–$8 depending on length. For help or to register an Internet enabled device that does not have a web browser (i.e. Xbox, Smart TVs, and VOIP devices), stop by the ResNet tables in Carson lobby, Hamilton commons, LLC lobby, or Barnhart recreation room on September 21 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., September 22–23 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., and September 24 from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. After September 24, visit the ResNet office in Walton Complex on weekdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. For more information, contact ResNet at 541-346-4223 or go to housing.uoregon.edu/resnet.

Wireless access points are available throughout Bean, Carson, Earl, and the LLC, and in most residence hall lounges, study rooms, and dining common areas. Students living in residence halls other than Bean, Carson, Earl, and the LLC may bring a wireless router for their room. Remember to register the router and its power cord at the nearest ResNet table. For a complete list of wireless locations on campus, go to geography.uoregon.edu/infographics/wireless.

All residence hall rooms have access to cable television. This service provides an extensive list of cable TV channels. For help with cable TV service, please visit telcom.uoregon.edu/student/student.html and follow the links for cable TV. You may also call UO Telecommunications Services at 541-346-1023 during business hours.

Telephone plug-in (not active unless you contact Telecommunications Services) Telephone plug-in (not active unless you pay for a second line) Ethernet cord plug-in for computer Ethernet cord plug-in for computer Connection for cable TV: attach your coaxial cable to your cable-ready TV or other video device; coaxial cables are available for purchase at The Duck Store

For 2011–12, residents may—on request and at no charge—activate the dial tone (one UO telephone line per room) for free campus and local calling. Your room's phone line may be activated by placing a request at it.uoregon.edu/phone.

Once your phone line has been activated, you may call Telecommunications Services at 541-346-1023 to set up any optional phone services including additional lines, long distance, voice messaging, and call waiting; charges for these services will be placed on your student account. Long distance charges and voice messaging (voice mail) can be set up per individual; sharing with your roommate(s) is not required. Students may check out a phone for the year at the Area Desks.

Your first meal will be dinner on the day you move in. Your UO ID card is required to use your meal plan (on check-in day you can use another photo ID and your student ID number if you don’t yet have your UO ID). You can use some of your meal points to treat your family and guests to dinner, or family and guests may use cash or credit/debit cards if they wish to join you. All residents who check in on September 22 will receive prorated meal points from Thursday through Sunday.

Dinner will be served at Barnhart Dining and Carson Dining from 4:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. (if hours change, they will be posted), or dine at one of the five other dining venues.

On Thursday, Setember 22 at 7:00 and again at 8:00 p.m. "So Now What?" is a presentation where you discover everything you need to know to be successful and thrive in the halls. Check with your resident assistant to find out which time applies to you.

Sunday, September 25, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Meet your neighbors, learn more about your residence hall community, and talk about your expectations for living in a community and creating a respectful environment. (See your resident assistant for more details.)