Join us for your Boca Raton campus tour by registering above. Please check out a ticket for each person in your party. We offer campus tours at 9:30 AM and 1:30 PM for potential first-year students to give you an inside look at life at Florida Atlantic. Our campus tours depart from our Office of Undergraduate Admissions Theater located in our Student Support Services Building, marked as Building 1 on the map below. Once you have registered, please check your email for your campus tour confirmation. If you are a transfer student, please register for one of our transfer tours on Tuesdays at 3 PM here. Our guest parking is located on the south side of our building and is $2.00 per hour. Our campus tour lasts approximately 1 hour up to 1.5 hours. Our eco-friendly solar-powered parking meters take both cash and credit cards. If you are paying with cash, please note that the meter does not provide change.Campus Tour Experience:Campus Tours begin in our Office of Undergraduate Admissions Theater inside the Student Support Services Building. Your tour group will be led by one of our Student Admissions Ambassadors. Your tour will be approximately 1 hour to 1.5 hours long, beginning with a 10 to 15 minute Welcome Session in our Admissions Theater., which is adjoining to our Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Your tour will conclude back at the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. If you have any questions after the tour, our admissions team members are happy to meet with you and your family. The tour route is planned to show a day in the life of an FAU Owl on campus. We go on a comprehensive tour of the campus including going into a classroom(s) when available, the Atlantic Dining Hall, our S.E. Wimberly Library, passing by the majority of the College's buildings, passing by the FAU Stadium, and going into our Recreation and Fitness Center. Our campus visits currently do not include housing but you are welcome to explore our residence halls through our virtual tours here.Campus Tour Tips:We recommend you arrive at least 30 minutes before your tour begins. Touring our tropical Boca Raton campus for a walking tour calls for comfortable clothing and shoes. Hydration is also important so we recommend you bring a refillable water bottle with you, as we have water bottle refilling stations on the tour. Depending on the forecast, please be prepared for rain in our tropical climate.Please note that our campus tours are not offered on certain days such as state and university holidays and are not offered on certain days during our winter and summer breaks when classes are not in session. We appreciate your understanding in these instances. The Office of Undergraduate Admissions wishes to make these tours accessible to people of all abilities. If you need a reasonable accommodation to fully participate in this event please contact Tyeasha Williams at twill116@fau.edu or TTY Relay Station 1-800-955-8770. Please make your needs known as soon as possible to allow sufficient time for effective accommodations, preferably a minimum of five business days prior to the day of your tour. If you have any questions, please contact us at admissions@fau.edu or 561-297-3040. We can't wait to welcome you to our campus for your visit! :) Go Owls, The Undergraduate Admissions Team

Four Week Lecture Series with Robert G. Rabil, Ph.D.- This series examines American-Russian relations since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Selected lectures will focus on the role of the Russian Federation and the United States in World Politics; internal and external factors that influenced their political decision-making and behavior at the global and regional levels; and the ramifications of American-Russian disagreements and problems for World Politics. Dr. Rabil will raise important questions about how the two superpowers view each other on matters of their national security, with a view of finding out the sources of their misunderstanding and misperception.Wk 1: NATO - Russian Relations: Security, Energy and Terrorism Wk 2: U.S. - Russian Relations: Ukraine and Crimean Crises Wk 3: U.S. - Russian Relations: Libya, Syria, and North Korea Wk 4: U.S. - Russian Relations: Iran and the Arab States

Group Fitness Schedule Boca Raton campus.

The 4-H Let’s Get Healthy will be hosted in collaboration with FAU Center for Autism and Related Disabilities, iRISE2 Mentoring Program. This workshop will provide fun exercises and some easy, healthy recipes to try at home. This program uses experiential learning to teach healthy eating and active play. Targeting behaviors research has shown to be most important for preventing childhood obesity and chronic disease. Topics include replacing sweetened drinks with low-fat milk and water, eating more vegetables, fruits, and whole grains, eating fewer high-fat and high-sugar foods, and playing actively 60 minutes each day.