St. Mary’s University conducted an orientation program for freshman students of the 2019 E.C. Academic Year on October 15 and 16, 2026, at its Main Campus. Organized in five rounds, the program introduced new students to the University’s academic environment, support services, regulations, and opportunities for personal and professional development.
Across all sessions, opening remarks were delivered by Tedla Haile, Executive Vice President; Desalegn Berie, Business Administration Vice President; and Behailu Tamiru, Academic Vice President. They warmly welcomed the incoming students and provided an overview of the University’s vision, mission, core values, academic programs, and administrative systems. The speakers emphasized the importance of academic excellence, discipline, ethical conduct, and active participation in campus life, while encouraging students to make effective use of the learning opportunities and support services available throughout their studies.
Students also received presentations from Yordanos G/Eyesus, Head of the Student Support Services Office, who highlighted the various academic, counseling, and welfare services available to support student success. She encouraged students to actively participate in extracurricular activities and make use of the support systems available throughout their studies.
In all rounds, representatives from the Registrar’s Office, Library, Career and Internship Unit, Computer Science Department, Basic Courses Department, Finance and Accounting Department, Economics Department, and other academic and administrative units provided briefings on their respective roles and services. The sessions familiarized students with registration procedures, academic support mechanisms, library resources, digital learning platforms, career development opportunities, financial and administrative services, and the academic programs and support systems available to facilitate their successful transition into university life.
The Student Union President also introduced the University’s student clubs and extracurricular activities, encouraging students to participate in leadership, social, cultural, and community engagement programs.
Overall, the orientation program provided freshman students with essential information and guidance to help them successfully transition into university life and begin their academic journey with confidence and a clear understanding of the opportunities and responsibilities that lie ahead.
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