Welcome to Fanshawe! During the weeks leading up to Orientation join us for a variety of virtual sessions covering important information that will help you prepare to start your journey at Fanshawe. Unable to attend? Not a problem. Recordings will be posted in the tables below after the live sessions so you can view the content when it works for your schedule.
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Here for you: Summer Orientation Series (Virtual sessions)
These FREE events showcase the wide range of student services that are available to you. If you are viewing on a mobile device, scroll left/right to view dates, times and session links.
At Fanshawe, there is a huge team of supporters who are here for you and these sessions will show you exactly how, and who you can reach out to for a variety of services. Each session is approximately one hour long.
| Session Name and Description | Session Recording |
|---|---|
Ask Me Anything: What's Next? Retail, FANCard, Library Services and Orientation Join the Orientation Team along with experts from the Library Learning Commons, FANCard, Retail Services, and the Bus Pass Team to learn everything you need to know before starting your studies. We’ll walk you through key services, share what to expect, and answer your questions live, so you feel confident and ready for day one! | Coming Soon |
Ask Me Anything: Fanshawe Student Union (FSU) Discover the range of services and supports the Fanshawe Student Union offers to its members. Learn how your student union enhances your campus experience and provides resources to help you succeed. | Coming Soon |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I attend the Here For You Orientation Series?
As a new student, you should participate in this program because it will help you prepare for a successful academic year. This series will introduce you to all of the supports, resources and opportunities available to you as a Fanshawe student. If you have any further questions regarding this event series, please contact orientation@fanshawec.ca.
Can parents and other supporters attend sessions?
Yes, parents and other supporters are welcome and encouraged to attend. We know that parents are a key resource and support for their student and we want to ensure you feel equipped with the information you need to help your student succeed.
What is the WRIT assessment? How do I write it and what do I need?
Learn about the WRIT assessment.
How can I connect with other incoming students, upper-year students and Fanshawe staff?
One of the easiest ways to connect with others is to reach out over social media! Join our Fanshawe Discord channel, join Fanshawe College of ZeeMee, join our sub on Reddit, follow us on Instagram or contact the Fanshawe Student Union.
I have a disability. How do I get accommodations in place for the start of term?
Identify early with Accessibility Services. Learn more at www.fanshawec.ca/earlyid.
Future Falcon Sessions
Get a head start on your Fanshawe journey! Join our in-person Future Falcon Sessions to learn how to navigate campus, connect with peers and discover essential support services before classes begin. Multiple sessions are available.
Fanshawe Cares: International Pre-Arrival (Virtual Sessions)
Fanshawe Cares is a five-day series designed to help international students feel confident and prepared for their time at Fanshawe.
These FREE sessions will introduce international students to important topics like housing, Alumo Health Insurance, Career Services, FOL and more. You’ll also meet some of the teams who are here to support you throughout your Fanshawe journey.
| Session name and Description | Session Link |
|---|---|
Welcome to Fanshawe Get key arrival information and discover Fanshawe Friends, your way to meet students and start building connections. | |
Understanding Alumo Health Benefits Learn about your mandatory Alumo health plan and the counselling and accessibility supports available to you at Fanshawe. | |
FanshaweOnline (F0L) Learn how to use FanshaweOnline (FOL), your online learning platform for accessing classes, submitting assignments and connecting to college supports. | |
Employment Understand your eligibility and requirements for working in Canada as a student, with job search tips from Career Services and Integration and Immigration Specialists. | |
Housing: Living Off-Campus Get practical tips for finding off-campus housing, including where to search, what to look for, questions to ask and how to review a lease before signing. |