This move-in day video is a reflection on first year students moving into their residence halls in August of each year. This video is presented to the parents during Parent’s Orientation on the evening of move-in day. The natural sound piece includes sights and sounds of Elon’s community moving in and welcoming students and families. Some notable places and sites in this video include: Elon Orientation Leaders directing new students; Leo M. Lambert and Jo Watts Williams meeting parents in a residence room; a new male student unpacking car; mom answering questions; diversified new students unpacking from cars and moving into residence halls; Rusty (a dog) wagging his tail as his sister is moving into her residence hall; a parent states, “I am ready to give her to Elon”; dad states, “she is my only daughter”; mom says, “it is a wonderful opportunity and he is going to do great and I am so happy he is going to be at Elon”; a new student states, “Everyone will know me as the girl who did laundry on the first day of school”; a student says, “I am excited about everything”; students introduce themselves in the registration line; WSOE Radio Station playing music and asking trivia questions on campus during move-in day; parents making the new student’s bed and dad states, “this is team spirit right here”; Elon Orientation Leader asks, “What room do we got?” as they move new students belongings into room, “212”; a parent says, “we are going to need a box of tissues”; a mom states, “I am a mom of two freshmen”; and a little sister of a new student states, “I am kind of mad that she is going to college because I do not want her too”. A name includes: Amy (student, unknown last name).