Mulerider Round Up

Sunday, August 17th from 5:00pm to Tuesday, August 19th, 2025 3:00pm

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Mulerider Round Up (MRU) serves as the official orientation for incoming Freshmen enrolling at SAU. 

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Shifts (8)

1 - 4 of 4 Shifts
ShiftStart TimeEnd TimeDescriptionRegistrants Needed
 
Mulerider Round Up- Group Meeting5:00pm (CT)6:30pm (CT)

The first official group meeting of orientation. Students will meet their peers and the Freshmen Mentor. 

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Group A/B Sexual Assault Awareness7:00pm (CT)7:30pm (CT)

This program will bring awareness to the issue of sexual assault and acquaintance rape. You will learn methods of keeping yourself safe and healthy while at SAU, and meet the SAU Police Staff and Counseling Staff. 

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Group C/D Sexual Assault Awareness7:45pm (CT)8:15pm (CT)

This program will bring awareness to the issue of sexual assault and acquaintance rape. You will learn methods of keeping yourself safe and healthy while at SAU, and meet the SAU Police Staff and Counseling Staff. 

187/1000Over
Round Up Rally8:30pm (CT)9:30pm (CT)

The first day Pep Rally 

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1 - 2 of 2 Shifts
ShiftStart TimeEnd TimeDescriptionRegistrants Needed
 
1909 Exploration5:15pm (CT)6:00pm (CT)

The History of SAU

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Play Fair7:30pm (CT)9:00pm (CT)

MRU Play Fair Event 

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1 - 2 of 2 Shifts
ShiftStart TimeEnd TimeDescriptionRegistrants Needed
 
Group A/B Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy/Mental Health1:00pm (CT)2:00pm (CT)

Student success and completion will be supported through information from the National Campaign, which suggests that students who delay pregnancy and parenting (or having additional children) can have an easier time completing their education. 

181/500Over
Group C/D Preventing Unplanned Pregnancy/Mental Health2:00pm (CT)3:00pm (CT)

Student success and completion will be supported through information from the National Campaign, which suggests that students who delay pregnancy and parenting (or having additional children) can have an easier time completing their education. 

168/500Over