Photo gallery: Summer Welcome 2022 // Show Me Mizzou // University of Missouri

Photo gallery: Summer Welcome 2022

To help make the transition to college, new Tigers attend Summer Welcome. See photos from the first week of on-campus sessions.

June 13, 2022
Contact: Deidra Ashley, ashleyde@missouri.edu

Summer Welcome orientation sessions kicked off last week. The program gives new students the chance to connect with peers, learn about campus life and become familiar with academic resources. In addition to activities for students, the program also provides parents and family members an opportunity to get answers to questions and learn more about their student’s college journey.

Throughout the summer, more than 30 Summer Welcome leaders will guide 5,600-plus students through the program as they prepare for life at the Zou. Here are a few photos from the first week of Summer Welcome.

Students and families participate in Summer Welcome outside a wide shot of a summer welcome leader taking photos of a group of new students a distance shot of a group of students talking a group of new students sit in a circle and work on an activity in the shade outside a closeup of a summer welcome leader with new students, smiling a faraway shot of a group of students talking with one another students outside in front of the agriculture building, walking toward a new destination a summer welcome leader waves summer welcome leaders help new students at an information fair at the student center a student hands a new student a "welcome to mizzou" book a woman smiles for the camera at an informational fair people gather in the mu student center for an information fair two women interact at an indoor fair a woman smiles in front of the mizzou store a woman hands a student an information packet at an indoor fair a woman smiles as a man interacts with a student and parent at an indoor fair a staff member hands out a piece of paper at a presentation

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