the essential WELCOME WEEK GUIDE

you’ve gotthis.We are so honored to welcome you to the Rollins community! As you begin your college journey, you’ll discover that we are inspired by our students. Our Rollins community is focused on your success and we look forward to helping you explore your dreams, accomplish your goals, and thrive! At Rollins, you’ll find that we don’t separate learning inside or outside of the classroom. Our goal is to help you ignite your passion for learning and discover your full potential by gaining new knowledge and experiences. Living is learning and we encourage you to explore and engage in student life! By fully immersing in learning, you will experience the best of an applied liberal arts education and will become energized by the meaningful work that connects you to the surrounding world. We encourage you to make the most of all Rollins

has to offer—become involved in a leadership or community engagement program, take part in challenging classroom discussions, join a club or cultural group, attend athletic or arts events, spend time abroad, enroll in an internship course, or collaborate with a faculty member on original scholarship. We will help you #FindYourAnchor through our network of connected academic, student service, and social programs. We want you to know that we are here to support you, so don’t hesitate to seek out care and assistance! If you have any questions or need help during your transition to Rollins, please contact the Dean of Students/Student and Family Care office at 407-646-2345 or care@rollins.edu. We wish you an extraordinary year ahead. Go Tars!

Starting college is such a big milestone in your life, and I want you to know that you are joining the Rollins community at one of our most exciting points in history.

You’ll notice several building projects all designed to make your tomorrow brighter. Our dining hall is currently undergoing a complete renovation, and when complete in September, you’ll enjoy fresh options and live cooking demonstrations (not to mention a student favorite, Buffalo Chicken Salad Wednesdays!), all in a modern, relaxed setting.

In addition to the new dining hall, you will be among the first this spring to experience the transformation of Kathleen W. Rollins Hall. At the center of it all, Rollins Hall will bring together our most important curricular-enhancing programs, such as Career and Life Planning, Study Abroad, Competitive scholarships, Student Media and the Social Entrepreneurship Hub. Rollins Hall will not only be a space for gathering in the new Fox Den with your friends and faculty, but will be the place where all of the components of your Rollins education come together to allow you to chart your own path to a meaningful life and productive career.

Last but not least, the building of our brand-new lakeside residential complex will continue throughout this year. While construction of the new hall has put some constraints on our housing for first-year students, once complete, this state-of-the-art residential space will provide an outstanding lakeside living experience. The new lakeside residential complex will focus on community and wellness, giving you private space surrounded by exciting communal spaces, all focused on supporting your health and well-being.

I’m thrilled that you have chosen Rollins as the place to call home for the next four years and that you will be part of this exciting period of transformation.

Fiat Lux!

President Cornwell

Welcome to Rollins!8

#FindYourAnchor

welcome week 2019student schedule

august21-26

WEDNESDAY21College Check-In & Residence Hall Move-In9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Bush Science Center

All new students must check-in at the Bush Atrium. Residential students should first check-in to their assigned residence hall and then proceed to the Bush Atrium. Non-residential students may proceed directly to the Bush Atrium. Students who arrived to campus early (including student-athletes) must also check-in.

If you are a commuter student you are not required to check-in until 2 p.m.

Peer Mentor Meet and Greet5 – 6 p.m., Meet at Mills Lawn

Meet your Peer Mentors on Mills Lawn for your first chance to meet your RCC class. Look for signs on Mills Lawn with your faculty member’s name! If it’s raining, head right to your RCC classroom!

President’s Picnic6 – 8 p.m., Alfond Sports Center, McKean Gymnasium

Meet President Grant and Peg Cornwell for a new student and family dinner.

Residence Hall Welcome8:15 p.m., Residence Halls

You and your hall mates will discuss the expectations of living in a shared community and have some fun! Residential students required.

2019FAMILY WEEKEND

Save the Date for November 1 – 3, 2019!

We look forward to welcoming you to campus for this special weekend! Enjoy the beautiful fall weather in Central Florida, spend time relaxing with your student, meet Rollins’ 15th president, Dr. Grant Cornwell, visit with faculty members, and become better acquainted with the Rollins community.

For more information on the weekend festivities, visit rollins.edu/family-weekend or email vpsa@rollins.edu.

Online registration begins September 1, 2019.

Class of 2023 Photo8:30 a.m., Mills Lawn

Welcome to Orientation9 – 9:30 a.m., Alfond Sports Center, Warden Arena

President Cornwell welcomes new students and families to the Rollins Community.

RCC Class9:45 – 10:30 a.m., RCC Classrooms

During this class meeting, you will learn from your faculty advisor about the academic advising process and our liberal arts curriculum.

Individual Advising Appointments10:45 a.m. – 7 p.m., Olin Library

Meet with your RCC Professor (faculty advisor) for your first academic advising session. You will have the opportunity to review your fall semester class schedule and begin thinking about your four-year plan.

Find Your Anchor Fair1 – 3 p.m., Bush Atrium

Join your classmates for our Find Your Anchor fair, where you will have the chance to meet different offices from all across the College and learn about the services they offer.

Hispanic Student & Family Welcome12:30 – 1:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

THURSDAY22African American & Black Student and Family Welcome1:30 – 2:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

Asian American & Desi Student and Family Welcome2:30 – 3:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

LGBTQI+ Student and Family Welcome3:30 – 4:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

Transfer Student and Family Welcome4:30 – 5:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

Rollins Entertainment Program8 & 9 p.m., Bush Auditorium

Get excited for a fun-filled night with comedian and magician, “The Great and Powerful Tim.”

Title IX & The Buzz2 – 5 p.m., Bush Auditorium

The Title IX session will focus on healthy relationships and the difficult issues of sex and gender violence. The Buzz is a program that was created to promote alcohol education, awareness, and moderation among college students in a fun, interactive way. After meeting in Bush Auditorium, refer to the orientation packet for classroom location details.

Diversity & Inclusion2 – 2:45 p.m., Tiedtke Concert Hall

Connect with your RCC class to take part in a dialogue about how our mission connects with creating a diverse and inclusive environment.

R-Safety2:45 – 3:15 p.m., Tiedtke Concert Hall

Meet with members of Campus Safety and learn about the many services they offer.

Rollins Honor3:15 – 4 p.m., Tiedtke Concert Hall

A conversation about the Rollins Honor Code and how incoming students can live the shared values of the Rollins community.

ImprOvientationAnnie Russell Theatre

Join the Rollins Improv Players and enjoy a fully improvised one-act play based on your suggestions. Performances will be at 4:15 p.m., 5:30 p.m., 6:45 p.m., 8:30 p.m., and 9:45 p.m.

FRIDAY23Good Morning9 – 9:45 a.m., Alfond Sports Center, Warden Arena

Associate Dean of Students, Leon Hayner, and his colleagues, welcomes and introduces you to very important key concepts for the day.

Title IX & The Buzz10 a.m. – 1 p.m., Bush Auditorium

The Title IX session will focus on healthy relationships and the difficult issues of sex and gender violence. The Buzz is a program that was created to promote alcohol education, awareness, and moderation among college students in a fun, interactive way. After meeting in Bush Auditorium, refer to the orientation packet for classroom location details.

Diversity & Inclusion10 – 10:45 a.m., Tiedtke Concert Hall

Connect with your RCC class to take part in a dialogue about how our mission connects with creating a diverse and inclusive environment.

R-Safety10:45 – 11:15 a.m., Tiedtke Concert Hall

Meet with members of Campus Safety and learn about the many services they offer.

Rollins Honor11:15 a.m. – noon, Tiedtke Concert Hall

A conversation about the Rollins Honor Code and how incoming students can live the shared values of the Rollins community.

SATURDAY24 SUNDAY25RCC Classes Meet7:45 – 8:15 a.m., RCC Classrooms

Meet to discuss your class’ service project.

SPARC Day8:15 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.

Planned and implemented by the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement, SPARC gives you the opportunity to give back to your communities. SPARC projects will introduce you to the needs and opportunities in the community and will prepare you to be an active citizen throughout your time at Rollins and beyond.

Trivia6:30 – 7:30 p.m., Bush Auditorium

Put your brain trust to the test with your new friends!

Rollins Pancake Flip8 – 9 p.m., Tars Plaza & Mills Lawn

Get excited for your first opportunity to take part in this famous Rollins tradition! Head to the lawn to catch as many pancakes as you can.

Open Gym Night8:30 p.m. – 10 p.m., Alfond Sports Center, McKean Gym

Come play some pick up basketball or volleyball in the McKean Gym with your new friends!

Movie Night8:30 – 11 p.m., Bush Auditorium

Join your fellow Tars for movie night showing Marvel’s “Avengers: Endgame!”

Soulful Sunday10 a.m. – noon, Mary Jean Plaza

You’re invited to join the Office of Religious Life, and our faith-based student organizations, for a morning of food, games, trivia and giveaways! Connect with members from the different spiritual communities on campus and find your home at Rollins.

Block Party1 – 3 p.m., Mary Jean Plaza

Drop-in for a block party with your neighbors to enjoy carnival food, fairground games, and a scavenger hunt.

Candlewish8 – 9 p.m., Alfond Sports Center, Warden Arena

Assemble at the Alfond Sports Center with your RCC class to take part in this traditional new student ceremony to welcome you into the Rollins community.

MONDAY26Convocation8:40 – 10:45 a.m., Alfond Sports Center, Warden Arena

The book-end ceremony to graduation, Convocation marks your formal matriculation into the Rollins. Business casual attire

welcome week 2019family schedule

august21-22

WEDNESDAY21College Check-In & Residence Hall Move-In9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Bush Science Center

Residential students should first check-in to their assigned residence hall and then proceed to the Bush Atrium. Non-residential students may proceed directly to the Bush Atrium.

If your student is a commuter they are not required to check-in until 2 p.m.

RCC Faculty Meeting3:15 – 4 p.m., RCC Classrooms

Meet your student’s Rollins College Conference (RCC) faculty member.

Family Reception Hosted by President Grant Cornwell4:15 – 5:30 p.m., Bush Atrium

Join President Grant and Peg Cornwell as they welcome new families into the Rollins community.

President’s Picnic6 – 8 p.m., Alfond Sports Center, McKean Gym

Meet President Grant and Peg Cornwell for a new student and family dinner.

Welcome to Orientation9 – 9:30 a.m., Alfond Sports Center, Warden Arena

President Grant Cornwell welcomes new students and families to the Rollins community.

Student Success and Support @ Rollins9:45 – 10:45 a.m., Tiedtke Concert Hall

Associate Dean of Students, Leon Hayner, convenes this informative panel on academic support and success resources available to students and shares more about our commitment to student care and wellbeing.

Find Your Anchor Fair11 a.m. – noon, Bush Atrium

Join other families at our Find Your Anchor fair, where you will have the chance to meet different offices from all across the College and learn about the services they offer.

Hispanic Student and Family Welcome12:30 – 1:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

THURSDAY22African American & Black Student and Family Welcome1:30 – 2:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

Asian American & Desi Student and Family Welcome2:30 – 3:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

LGBTQI+ Student and Family Welcome3:30 – 4:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

Transfer Student and Family Welcome4:30 – 5:15 p.m., Barker House

Join President Cornwell at the Barker House for a special welcome to Rollins!

guides to #RollinsLife

21st Century Business TripTres LochRCC: Bush 228Title IX/Buzz: Bush 164

2D Foundations in ArtRachel SimmonsRCC: CFAC 110Title IX/Buzz: Bush 210

50 Flavors of SpanishRosana Diaz-ZambranaRCC: Hauck 112Title IX/Buzz: Bush 277

Adulting 101Meghan Harte Weyant & Trish MoserRCC: Bush 208Title IX/Buzz: Bush 176

Around the World with BooksJennifer ManakRCC: CSS 232Title IX/Buzz: Bush 228

Astronomy & NASAChristopher FuseRCC: Bush 164Title IX/Buzz: Bush 308

Backstage Pass: Theatre ProductionKevin GriffinRCC: Costume ShopTitle IX/Buzz: Bush 201

Be the ChangeJosephine BalzacRCC: Bush 212Title IX/Buzz: Bush 302

Cultures of the CaribbeanAshley KistlerRCC: CSS 119Title IX/Buzz: Bush 212

Deconstructing MasterpiecesKim DennisRCC: CFAC 103Title IX/Buzz: Bush 176

Disability & Social ChangeSarah ParsloeRCC: CSS 229Title IX/Buzz: Bush 308

Do you have the time?Anne MurdaughRCC: Bush 180Title IX/Buzz: Bush 102

Ethical Controversies & Responsible Global CitizenshipMargaret McLarenRCC: Reeves LodgeTitle IX/Buzz: Bush 176

Fashion in the Global WorldMacKenzie Moon RyanRCC: Rex Beach 1Title IX/Buzz: Bush 201

Fight Club, God & the BuddhaMario D’AmatoRCC: Ward 201Title IX/Buzz: Bush 277

Food, Immigration, and Social JusticeRachel NewcombRCC: CSS 134Title IX/Buzz: Bush 176

Grit, Hope & Other VirtuesErik KenyonRCC: Sullivan HouseTitle IX/Buzz: Bush 176

Inequality 101: Race, Class & Gender in Higher EducationAmy ArmeniaRCC: CSS 230Title IX/Buzz: Bush 208

Intensive Beginning GermanNancy DeckerRCC: Hauck 106Title IX/Buzz: Bush 308

Only in FloridaJana MathewsRCC: Orlando 215Title IX/Buzz: Bush 201

Ottoman History/MysteriesHannah EwingRCC: CSS 226Title IX/Buzz: Bush 210

Portlando: American Cities Go GreenL. Ryan MusgraveRCC: Bush 302Title IX/Buzz: Bush 302

Profit and PurposeCecilia McInnis-BowersRCC: Bush 102Title IX/Buzz: Sullivan House

Title IX & Buzz Training

Religious Life at KMC

Pursuit of DaoLi WeiRCC: Fairbanks 112Title IX/Buzz: Bush 210

Real World: Rollins CollegeTricia Zelaya-LeonRCC: Fairbanks 107Title IX/Buzz: Bush 202

Rethinking Math: ApplicationsZeynep TeymurogluRCC: Bush 202Title IX/Buzz: Bush 208

Modern Romance: Sex & Love in Hookup CultureAmy McClureRCC: CSS 135Title IX/Buzz: Bush 210

Successful Pathways through MusicCaitlin MohrRCC: Keene 103Title IX/Buzz: Bush 212

The Stories We Live ByHilary CoopermanRCC: KMC Room 1Title IX/Buzz: Bush 201

Theatre in the MakingThomas OuelletteRCC: Annie Green RoomTitle IX/Buzz: Bush 308

U.S. Food Policy in a Changing WorldWendy BrandonRCC: CSS 222Title IX/Buzz: Bush 102

Winging ItRobin GerchmanRCC: Dance 1Title IX/Buzz: Bush 228

Your Choice, Your HealthRichard MorrisRCC, Aug. 21: ASC 109 RCC, Aug. 22 & 24: CSS 221Title IX/Buzz: Bush 201

RCC200: Rollins Transition SeminarAlexa GordonRCC: Bush Auditorium

Title IX/Buzz, Monday: Sullivan HouseTitle IX/Buzz, Wednesday: Bush 202Title IX/Buzz, Friday: Bush 164

The Dean of Religious Life acts as the pastor of the College. There are weekly workshop services, classes on Scripture and Theology, marriage counseling and visits to the sick. The Dean also performs marriages, baptisms, funerals and memorial services for members of the Rollins community. The Dean also coordinates a wide array of activities that provide a distinct aspect of student life here at Rollins. The Dean also provides pastoral and personal counseling to staff and students, regardless of religious orientation.

Through workshop, study groups, fellowship, Bible studies and retreats at the chapel, religious life and values are enhanced and students are encouraged to grown in their religious understanding and faithfulness. Religious groups often use the chapel as a meeting place for joint service projects, local community projects, and Special Olympics.

Chapel ServiceSundays at 11 a.m.

Catholic MassSundays at 8:30 p.m.

Jum’ah PrayerFridays at 1 p.m.

Friday Night ShabbatFridays (alternating) at 6:30 p.m.

Buddhist MeditationTBD

• Accessibility escorts They are offered based on an approved list that is provided by the offices of Accessibility Services, Human Resources, Title IX, or an athletic trainer.

• Crime prevention programming Campus Safety offers a wide variety of crime prevention programming to keep students, their friends, and their belongings safe.

• Evening escorts are provided (after dark) to all members of the campus community.

• Incident investigation Campus Safety is responsible for investigating the majority of crimes that occur on campus. They connect you with the appropriate off- campus resources, such as Winter Park Police Department, Orange County Sheriff’s office, or Victim Services. Each person will be treated with the highest level of respect, dignity, and care.

• Key assists if you are locked out of your residence hall room and are unable to find your RA, officers can perform a key assist.

• On-campus event support At times, students will coordinate (or host) large scale events on campus. By working with Student Affairs and

Scheduling & Event Services staff, Campus Safety will help students through the event planning process to help ensure that guests have a safe and enjoyable time.

• Parking passes are available for members of the campus community, their guests, and their family members and can be obtained in the Campus Safety office.

• Safety and well-being checks are provided to family members (or peers) that are concerned about the safety and well-being of a family or friend.

• Wellness or Crisis support connections are provided with resources on- or off-campus to help you through the situation. You will only be asked for enough information to make the connection between the resources and the person in need.

Limited R-Card services are provided:

• R-Card replacements can be made for a $20 fee. If your card is damaged, the fee will be waived.

In Campus Safety, we are a 24/7/365 operation. Our officers can help with:

Campus Safety & R-Card

R-Card SwipesWith an R-Card Swipe, a student can visit The Marketplace and return within the same meal block for re-entry at no additional cost. R-Card Swipes are used exclusively at The Marketplace.

Dining DollarsDining Dollars can be used at any of Rollins’ on-campus locations. Dining Dollars expire at the end of each semester and can be used for one-time entry into The Marketplace.

TARBUC$TARBUC$ can be used at all on- or off-campus merchants within the dining plan. TARBUC$ do not expire until separation from Rollins and can be used for one-time entry into The Marketplace.

Students and parents can add funds to TARBUC$ online. For more information, visit rollins.edu/rcard.

Rice Family Pavilion Weekday (block hrs.)Morning: 7:30 – 10:30 a.m. Afternoon: 10:30 – 3:30 p.m. Evening: 3:30 – 8:30 p.m.

Weekend (block hrs.)Daytime: 9 – 4 p.m. Evening (Sa): 4 – 7:30 p.m. Evening (Su): 4 – 8:30 p.m.

Bush CaféM – R: 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. F: 7:30 – 2 p.m.

C-StoreM – R: 10:30 – 9:30 p.m. F/Sa: 10:30 – 7:30 p.m. Sun: Noon – 9:30 p.m.

Cornell CaféM – R: 7:30 – 1 a.m. F: 7:30 – 2 p.m., 7:30 p.m. – 1 a.m. Sa/Su: 7:30 p.m. – 1 a.m.

Bookmark CaféM – W: 7:30 – 10 p.m. R: 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. F: 7:30 – 1 p.m. Sa: 8 – 11:30 a.m. Su: 8 – 11:30 a.m., 7 – 10 p.m.

Available Account Options On-Campus Dining Locations

R-Card Accounts & Dining Hours

For up-to-date dining hours and to see our Off-Campus Dining Locations, visit rollins.edu/r-card

C-StoreM – R: 10:30 – 9:30 p.m. F/Sa: 10:30 – 7:30 p.m. Sun: Noon – 9:30 p.m.

Cornell CaféM – R: 7:30 – 1 a.m. F: 7:30 – 2 p.m., 7:30 p.m. – 1 a.m. Sa/Su: 7:30 p.m. – 1 a.m.

Bookmark CaféM – W: 7:30 – 10 p.m. R: 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. F: 7:30 – 1 p.m. Sa: 8 – 11:30 a.m. Su: 8 – 11:30 a.m., 7 – 10 p.m.

Connecting to FoxNet-v2

Information Technology Guide

Connecting to accounts at Rollins

Logging into Rollins Campus Webmail

1. Go to outlook.com/rollins.edu2. Use your Rollins email address as your

username and enter your Rollins password.

Logging into Your Rollins Resources

1. Go to rollins.okta.com2. Use your full Rollins email address and enter

your Rollins password.3. Click on the tile for the resource you need to

access (ex. Foxlink, Canvas, etc.)

For more information about Okta, visit rollins.college/okta

Changing Your Password

1. Log into your Rollins webmail.2. Click on the gear in the top right corner of

the screen and choose Office 365 under “Your app settings.”

3. Click on the “Security & privacy” link on the left-hand side and choose “Password.”

Accessing Printers

1. Go to webprint.rollins.edu.2. Use your FoxID and password to log in.3. Click on “Web Print” on the left-hand side of

the screen and click “Submit a Job.”4. Follow the onscreen instructions to upload

your document to the print server.5. Swipe your R-Card at a campus printer and

select your uploaded print job for printing.

For additional IT resources and guides, visit our Knowledge Base at rollins.college/kbase.

Rollins IT will never ask for your password. If you receive an email asking for you to enter your account information, or any suspicious emails in general, please forward it to helpdesk@rollins.edu.

FoxID ttarEmail ttar@rolllins.edu

Name Tommy Tar

Your Key to Rollins Accounts

Connecting to FoxNet-v2

On a Windows PC

1. Click on the Wi-Fi icon on the bottom right-hand corner of your screen to display the list of available networks.

2. Select “FoxNet-v2” and select “Connect.”3. Use your FoxID and password when

prompted to connect to FoxNet-v2.4. If prompted to connect or terminate, select

“Connect.”

On a MAC

1. Click on the Wi-Fi icon in the top-right corner of the menu bar.

2. Select “FoxNet-v2” from the list of networks.

3. Use your FoxID and password when prompted to connect to FoxNet-v2.

4. Accept the server’s certificate (first-time authentication only), and select “Continue” at prompt.

iOS (iPhone/iPad)

1. Open “Settings” on your iOS device.2. Select “Wi-Fi” to view available networks.3. Select “FoxNet-v2.”4. When prompted for a username and

password, enter your FoxID and password.

5. Select “Trust” on the certificate page to connect.

Android

1. Select and enable Wi-Fi on your device.2. Select “FoxNet-v2.”3. A settings menu will pop-up.

• EAP method: PEAP Phase 2• Authentication: MSCHAPV2• Certificate (or Client Certificate):

Unspecified or Do not validate• Identity: FoxID• Anonymous Identity: (leave blank)• Password: Rollins password

Miscellaneous Devices (gaming consoles, smart TVs, etc.)

1. Wireless Network: “Rollins-MiscDevices.”2. Password: Anch0rDownTarUp

Parent Portal

We are excited to announce the release of the Parent Portal! This system allows students the option to grant parents the ability to view grades and semester course schedules, pay Rollins charges, and access financial aid award information requirements.

The student initiates the process by completing the following steps:

1. Log into FoxLink and complete the “Student Release of Information (FERPA)” form located under the Student tab.

2. Click on “Parent Portal Setup” located below the previous link.

3. Click on “Click Here to Add Parent Portal Account - Step 1.”

4. Proceed to complete the three required registration steps for adding a Parent Portal account:

» Provide your parent’s first name, last name, and email address.

» Indicate the type of relationship.

» Select the type of information you would like to share with your parent.

Once these steps are completed, your parent will receive instructions via email with a temporary pin and additional steps to finalize their Parent Portal account.

Important Notice: It has come to our attention that certain email providers have security features that will disrupt this process. If your parent does not receive any email messages after you have set them up, or they received the email but the embedded link does not work, the providers’ security features are most likely causing this behavior. Please have your parent contact their email provider to see if these features can be adjusted, or use another parent email address from a different provider like Gmail when setting them up.

For technical assistance, please contact the IT Help Desk at 407.628.6363 or helpdesk@rollins.edu. We also encourage parents to visit the Rollins parent homepage at rollins.edu/parents for important information, updates, and frequently asked questions.

Accessibility ServicesDisability and accommodation needs (physical, learning)

407.975.6463

AthleticsAthletic teams, schedules, intramurals/recreational sports, news and information

407.646.2366

Campus SafetyR-Card (obtainment), parking, registering vehicles, safety concerns, 24-hr. emergencies

407.646.2999

Center for Career & Life PlanningOn-campus employment, internship opportunities, career preparation, planning, and guidance

407.646.2195

Center for Inclusion & Campus InvolvementStudent organizations, diversity, and inclusion programs

407.646.2624

Center for Leadership & Community EngagementStudent leadership, service, and community engagement opportunities

407.691.1250

Community Standards & ResponsibilityStudent conduct issues

407.691.1337

Dean of Faculty (College of Liberal Arts, Holt School) Associate Dean of CrummerAcademic issues (warnings, probation), advising, academic honor code violations

407.646.2280 407.691.1195

Dean of Students/Student & Family CareGeneral student concerns, transition issues, leave of absences, return from leaves, referrals to campus resources

407.646.2345

Dining ServicesMeal plan questions, dining options on campus, dietary needs

407.646.2671

External & Competitive ScholarshipsCompetitive scholarship and fellowship opportunities

407.646.2346

Financial AidFinancial aid and scholarships

407.646.2395

Fraternity & Sorority LifeGreek life on campus: fraternities and sororities

407.646.1538

International ProgramsStudy-abroad opportunities

407.646.2466

International Student & Scholar ServicesInternational student issues and concerns

407.691.1158

Post OfficePackages and mail services

407.646.2535

R-CardCollege meal plan purchases along with R-Card and TARBUC$ accounts and deposits for residential and commuter students

407.628.6300

RegistrarStudent course registration, class scheduling, transcript requests, degree/enrollment verifications

407.646.2144

Religious LifeExplore spiritual, religious, and belief identities and weekly services

407.646.2115

Residential Life & ExplorationsHousing and roommate issues, orientation, first-year programs

407.646.2649

Student Account Services College bills, student accounts

407.646.2252

Title IXSexual assault, harassment, and misconduct

407.691.1773

Tutoring & Writing CenterTutoring and writing consultancy with course material and/or papers

407.646.2521

Wellness CenterDepression/anxiety; signs of alcohol and/or drug use; relationship problems; test anxiety; stress management; adjustment issues; suspected eating disorders/body image issues; mental/physical wellness

407.628.6340

the essential WELCOME WEEK GUIDE