Parents Resources
Parents play an important role in the lives of their children. We want to assist you in getting comfortable with the Quinnipiac community during your student's years here.
Parents Council
Parents Council members serve as ambassadors for the Quinnipiac parent community and advance the University through engagement, career development and philanthropic support.
Quinnipiac Parents Fund
Gifts to the Quinnipiac Parents Fund support high-impact educational and developmental programs that benefit current students. Your philanthropic support helps to ensure that students continue to reach their academic dreams through the quality educational experience that Quinnipiac offers.
Parents Leadership Giving
Quinnipiac University encourages parents to be involved in our community. Parents who make leadership gifts to Quinnipiac can make an immediate impact on the experience of their son or daughter.
Parents Association
From the day your daughter or son enrolls, you are a valued member of our community. As a parent of a Quinnipiac student you are automatically a member of the Quinnipiac Parents Association, connecting you to campus life and planning.
Orientation
The Orientation program is designed to help your son or daughter make a successful transition to Quinnipiac and college life. Orientation is held each year in June.
Residential Life Move-in Information
Access our residence hall move-in schedule and a list of suggested items to bring to campus.
Freshman Welcome Receptions
Meet Bobcat alumni, upperclassmen and special university guests at social receptions exclusively for incoming freshmen students and their parents. Events are held throughout the summer at locations in Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Parents + Family Weekend
Save the Date: Oct. 13-15, 2017. Thousands of parents and family members attend the annual Parents and Family Weekend festivities. Held during the peak of fall foliage, students and their families enjoy quality time together during Bobcats Madness, academic-focused conversations, various athletic games and co-curricular activities.