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Academic Computing Laboratories - Open access and special purpose computer laboratories and classrooms are managed by Academic Computing. Clusters of computer laboratories are maintained on campus. The residence halls, Cougar Village, Lovejoy Library, and all classroom buildings have open-access computer laboratories. Information about computer laboratories is available on the web site http://www.siue.edu/its/labsclassrooms/index.shtml
Academic Counseling and Advising - Once each term you meet with your academic adviser to plan or review progress in achieving your academic program. After admission to the major, your adviser is a faculty or staff member in that department. Undeclared undergraduates apply for a major through Academic Counseling and Advising, located in the Student Success Center Suite 1220. (Exceptions are the undeclared students assigned to the advisers in SOAR, Disability Support Services and the Athletic Advising Office.) To contact the office call (618) 650-3701. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/advising/. Changes of major should be processed through the new or intended major department.
Adding A Course - Beginning the first day of classes, all undergraduate classes are closed. However, students may add a class with a Class Permit Card carrying approval signatures of the instructor and adviser. During the second week, all students will need the signatures of the instructor, adviser, and chair to add a class. The only classes which may be added after the second week are those which start after the end of the second week. No registrations or additions will be accepted after that date. Exceptions to this policy must be requested in writing and must be approved by the appropriate dean and the Registrar. See your adviser or contact the Service Center for assistance. Additional information may be obtained from the Registrar's web site http://www.siue.edu/registrar/.
Admission Counseling - Admission counselors assist with admission to the University. They can answer your questions about admission, transfer procedures, advisement, and registration. Contact the office by phone (618) 650-3705 or by e-mail to admissions@siue.edu. The office is located in Rendlemen Hall, Room 2120. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/prospectivestudents/.
Admissions, Undergraduate, Graduate, and International - Completion of high school course requirements and transfer credit application for meeting general education requirements are all evaluated in the Office of Admissions located in Rendleman Hall, Room 1207. The Office may be contacted by calling (618) 650-2080 or by e-mail to admissions@siue.edu. Admission processing, application for admission, readmission, and change of status begin in the Service Center located on the first floor in Rendleman Hall. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/prospectivestudents/
Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness - Southern Illinois University Edwardsville encourages you to use alcohol responsibly when you are of appropriate age. The use of alcohol by anyone under the age of 21 is illegal and may lead to arrest, notification of your parents, and student disciplinary action. The University deplores the use of illegal drugs and will rigorously enforce federal, state, and local laws. For information regarding the University's alcohol and drug initiatives, please contact Counseling Services at (618) 650-2197 or at their web site http://www.siue.edu/counseling/
The Alestle - The student newspaper, the primary student publication, employs students as writers, photographers, editors, and office staff. The newspaper provides mass communication majors and other students with opportunities to work in a laboratory setting while gaining experience in various aspects of production, advertisement, sales, copy writing, and editing. If you are interested in working on the paper or for more information, call (618) 650-3528. The office is located on the second floor of Morris University Center, Room 2022. Additional information may be obtained from the web sites http://www.alestlelive.com
Appeals - For information about refund of tuition and fees appeals, call the Dean of Students at (618) 650-2020 or stop by the office in Rendleman Hall, Room 2306. You will be provided information about appeals processes, required forms, and persons who should be contacted.
Art Galleries - The University has a magnificent collection of art and art objects. Two art galleries, used for displays and exhibitions, are located in the Morris University Center and in the Art and Design Building, but much of the University's collection is displayed in public areas throughout the campus. For information about exhibits and gallery displays in Art and Design, call (618) 650-3071; for changing exhibitions in the Morris University Center or for information about The University Museum collections, call (618) 650-2996. Additional information regarding the Morris University Center Art Gallery may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/artsandsciences/art/galleries
Arts & Issues - The University sponsors a series of distinguished speakers and performers each year. Students meet and discuss issues with renowned speakers at dinners and receptions and work directly with outstanding performers in workshops and master classes. For more information, call (618) 650-2626 or go to the web site http://www.siue.edu/artsandissues/
Automotive Assistance – University Police provide automobile lock-out and campus escort services. Parking Service Agents and University Police provide automobile jump starts, windshield de-icing and low tire services 24 hours a day, seven days a week. For more information call (618) 650-3324. Additional information may be obtained from web sites http://www.siue.edu/parking/map.shtml
Billing Information - For students on the Installment Payment Plan, there are four billings in the fall and spring terms and three in the summer term. You are automatically on the Installment Payment Plan by making less than the full amount due on the first bill. A $20 charge per term will be added to your account if you use the Installment Payment Plan. For more information, email bursar@siue.edu or visit the web site at: http://www.siue.edu/bursar.
Bookstore - You may purchase texts, study aids, magazines, classroom supplies, cards, gifts logo clothing, and many other items at the Bookstore located in Morris University Center. For information, call (618) 650-2132. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/bookstore.shtml
Bowling and Billiards - Morris University Center is home to Cougar Lanes, a newly renovated recreation area that features 16 bowling lanes complete with the latest in automatic scoring, cosmic lighting, and upgraded seating. Both the billiards area and the newly developed table tennis area feature championship quality tables, while a large arcade consists of a wide selection of video games. For information, call (618) 650-5263 (LANE). Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/cougarlanes/
Bursar – The services of the Bursar’s office include receiving student account payments, distributing student payroll checks, cashing checks, mailing refund checks, and mailing 1098Ts for tax reporting. The Bursar’s Office is located on the first floor of the Rendleman Hall. Cashiers are available 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Payments may be made via the web from Cougar Net and the Bursar’s Office web site at http://www.siue.edu/bursar or mailed to Box 1042. A Bursar Satellite Station is located in the Service Center. Hours will be consistent with the Service Center hours except the Satellite Station will be closed on Saturday. Extended evening hours will be announced for peak weeks each term. The satellite cashier is able to perform all Bursar transactions except distributing payroll and refund checks. For more information, email bursar@siue.edu or visit our web site: http://www.siue.edu/bursar.
Bus Service – You may obtain bus schedules on campus at the following locations: Information Center in Morris University Center, Cougar Village (Commons Building), the residence halls, and lobbies of Rendleman Hall (near Bursar Office) and Peck Hall. For additional information please visit the MCT web site: http://www.mct.org.
Campus Activities Board (CAB) - This is a student operated organization that serves as a student fee advisory board and a programming board.. CAB's main goal is to improve campus life by providing social, recreational, educational, and cultural events at SIUE. If you are interested in getting involved, please call (618) 650-2686 or visit their web site at
http://www.siue.edu/cab
Campus Events - For information about campus events and activities, you may: check out http://events.siue.edu/siuevents/ , call the Kimmel Leadership Center at (618) 650-2686, consult The Alestle; consult with your Resident Assistant, or call the Information Center at (618) 650-5555.
Campus Network - The campus network, SIUENET, interconnects all computers throughout the Edwardsville campus, Alton Dental School, and the East St. Louis Center. Dial-in users access SIUENET through the modem pool. You activate your e-mail account and make changes to your password on the web at http://www.siue.edu/e-ID/. The SIUE Campus Network helpdesk may be reached at (618) 650-5500. Information Technology Services provides e-mail accounts and assistance with a wide range of technology needs. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/its/students/
Campus Recreation - Get involved in a wide variety of recreational and leisure activities through the Student Fitness Center and the Vadalabene Center. Many informal sports and recreational events are scheduled. For information on how to become involved, call (618) 650-3241, or visit the web site at http://www.siue.edu/crec.
Campus Services - This section of Lovejoy Library provides faculty, staff, and students with audiovisual equipment for academic use. Faculty and staff may obtain equipment by contacting Campus Services at (618) 650-3030. If you need equipment, contact your instructors. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.library.siue.edu/avs/campusservices/.
Campus Tours - Admissions Counseling provides tours every weekday at 10:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m., and on Saturdays at 10:00 a.m. Group tours are available. Call (618) 650-3705 for more details. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/prospectivestudents/visit/campustours.shtml
Cap & Gown - If you have been cleared to graduate, caps and gowns are obtained through the Bookstore in Morris University Center. Call (618) 650-2132. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/bookstore.shtml
Career Development Center - The services of the Career Development Center include individual counseling to assist students/alumni with choice of major, career alternatives, career development issues, career transitions, resume development, job search strategies, interviewing techniques, assessments, and interest and personality inventories. Currently enrolled students may participate in the Cooperative Education Program. The office also maintains information about internships at SIUE. Contact the Career Development Center in the Student Success Center, Room 0281, call at (618) 650-3708 or visit the web site at http://www.siue.edu/careerdevelopmentcenter
Child Care Services - Preschool education is available for children of SIUE students, University employees, and community members. This center is located on North West Road off Circle Drive. The Early Childhood Center is open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Monday through Friday. Parents may choose from full day or morning programs. Children between the ages of two and five may be enrolled. For more information and for possible evening hours during the fall and spring semesters, contact the Early Childhood Center at (618) 650-2556 or visit the web site at http://www.siue.edu/earlychildhood/
Choral Groups - The University, primarily through the Department of Music, sponsors several musical groups, including two unauditioned groups which include the University Singers and Community Choral Society, and one auditioned group which is the Concert Choral. For information, please call (618) 650-2024. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/MUSIC/CHOIR/.
Closing of the University - When the decision has been made by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administration to close the University due to inclement weather, announcements will be made (by 5:30 a.m. if time permits) as follows:
1. Posted on the SIUE Homepage at www.siue.edu
2. Radio stations: KMOX (AM 1120); WSIE (FM 88.7); WBGZ (AM 1570); WSMI (AM 1540); WGEL (FM 101.7)
3. Television stations: KTVI-Channel 2; KMOV-Channel 4; and KSDK- Channel 5
4. An E-mail Notice will be sent to faculty, staff, and student listservs.
5. Voicemail will be sent to faculty and staff.
6. An e-Lert text message can be sent to your phone if you sign up at http://www.siue.edu/e-lert/
Commencement - Ceremonies are held each May, August, and December; only students certified by their adviser as completing all requirements by the end of that term may participate. More information can be found on the web site http://www.siue.edu/commencement/
Conferences & Institutes - This office provides scheduling assistance for representatives of student organizations, academic departments, and others holding events and activities on campus. For assistance call 618-650-2660. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/conferences.shtml
CougarNet - You may use the web to get a copy of your class schedule, an unofficial transcript, check your grades, find out how much you owe, check on your financial aid awards, identify open or closed courses prior to registration, view all your addresses, change your billing and local addresses and other official information. With your student identification number and a PIN (personal identification number that you create the first time you use CougarNet), you may access CougarNet from one of the special CougarNet terminals in the Service Center in Rendleman Hall, Room 1309, from any other CougarNet terminal on-campus, from any campus computer lab or from any computer hooked to the internet. For information, call the Service Center at (618) 650-2080. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/cougarnet
Counseling Services - Counseling Services assist members of the SIUE community in coping with personal, social, emotional and cognitive issues. Services include individual counseling, psycho- educational programs, crisis intervention, consultation and referral. Special attention is paid to ongoing issues affecting college students today. For information and assistance call (618) 650-2197. Additional information may be obtained from their web site http://www.siue.edu/counseling
Credit Union - The SWICSIU Credit Union offers financial services to the entire SIUE community--students, faculty, staff, alumni and University Park employees. Located at the end of Lewis Road on the eastern edge of the SIUE campus, the Credit Union offers savings, checking, VISA check/ATM cards, Visa Charge Cards, Audio Response (24-hour banking), Internet Banking, loans, and much more. The Credit Union ATM is conveniently located on University Park Drive. The Credit Union can be reached at (618) 650-3760. Additional information may be obtained from their web site http://www.siuecu.org
Dining Services - All students housed in the residence halls must purchase either the Plan A or Plan B meal plan. Students residing at Cougar Village and Evergreen Hall may purchase one of the above meal plans or the Cougar Village Voluntary Meal Plan. The Cougar Village Voluntary Meal Plan may be purchased in $100, $250, $500 increments. Students who live off campus may deposit money in the Cougar Debit account system and use it to make purchases at dining venues. Meal plans and the Cougar Debit accounts are accessible by using the student ID card (Cougar Card). Student living on campus who participate in Plan A, Plan B, or the Cougar Village Voluntary Meal Plan do not incur sales tax on purchases. All purchases made through the Cougar Debit account system incur sales tax. All campus dining venues accept meal plans and the Cougar Debit Accounts. For more information about purchasing a meal plan, call (618) 650-5438 or visit our web site at http://www.siue.edu/muc/dining.shtml. Also, consult the daily menus by visiting the web site at http://www.siue.edu/muc/dailymenu/
Directory - The University publishes a directory of students, faculty and staff each fall. If you wish to have your directory information withheld, you must complete the requisite form in the Service Center before the end of the second week of the fall semester. Faculty and staff who wish to have directory information withheld should complete the required form in the Office of Personnel Services, Rendleman Hall, room 3229. For information about the directory, call enrollment management at (618) 650-2298. Additional information may be obtained from the web sites http://www.library.siue.edu/irs/forms/stdfind.html or http://www.library.siue.edu/irs/forms/empfind.html
Disability Support Services - The Disability Support Service office implements and coordinates many programs and services for persons with disabilities. The coordinator of Disability Support Services provides counseling and academic advising. All students with disabilities are encouraged to visit the office, located in the Student Success Center, Room 1270, or call the office at (618) 650-3782. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/dss
Dropping Classes - During weeks one and two of a semester, you may drop a class without permission of your instructor and have no entry on your transcript. During weeks 3 through 10 you may drop a class without approval of the instructor, but a grade of "W" is automatically assigned. During weeks 11 through 13, you may drop a class after receiving approval from the instructor and your adviser, but a grade of "WP" or "WF" must be assigned by the instructor. "WF" will be computed as an "F" in your GPA. No class may be dropped after week 13 of the fall and spring semesters. Deadlines to drop summer term classes will be shorter. Weekend, short term and special format classes have different deadlines during all three terms. For information about dropping a class, consult the Service Center, Rendleman Hall, Room 1309, or call (618) 650-2080. You should always consult your adviser about dropping a course. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/registrar/about/service_center.shtml
Early Childhood Center - Please refer to the "Child Care Services" section.
e-ID - Your e-ID, short for electronic identification, along with its corresponding password is your means of identifying yourself to various electronic services available at SIUE. You need an active e-ID in order to access your E-mail, to access Blackboard courses, to obtain your STAN, to publish a personal web page, and to dial into the modem pool from home. Creation and maintenance of your e-ID, including changing the password, Which must be changed every 60 days, is done through the e-ID web site: http://www.siue.edu/eid/. Those who are unable to change there password online must do so in person at the ITS offices located in LB 0005: A photo ID must be presented. Passwords are not changed over the phone.
E-mail - SIUE uses E-mail to inform and advise students about items of interest and importance to the University community. Anyone with an active e-ID and password can send and receive E-mail using a web browser at http://webmail.siue.edu. Students are advised to check their SIUE E-mail account on a daily basis.
Emergency Alerts (e-Lert) - SIUE’s e-Lert is a text messaging service that will be used to quickly notify faculty, staff and student cell phones when an urgent situation, such as a bomb threat or hostile intruder, occurs or when the University closes due to inclement weather. There is no cost to register for the alerts; however, standard rates may apply if your cell phone plan does not include text messaging. Faculty, staff, and students can sign up for e-Lert on the web site http://www.siue.edu/e-lert/
Emergency Phones - The University has a network of 65 emergency telephones. Phones are located along walkways and in parking lots. Each phone has two buttons. One, labeled, “INFO”, is used for instances such as flat tires, dead batteries, etc. The other, “PRESS FOR HELP”, is used for emergency calls and activates the strobe light located within the unit itself. Both phone lines go directly to University Police dispatchers who are able to identify the location of the caller from their console.
Employment - Please refer to the "Job Finder" section.
Enrolling in Classes - Please refer to the "Service Center" section.
Escort Service - If you feel unsafe walking between the main campus and your vehicle or apartment, contact University Police to request an escort. An officer will either provide a ride or accompany you to your destination. For assistance call (618) 650-3324. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/police/
Evening & Weekend Services - Please refer to "Service Center" section.
Event Space - Students or organizations who wish to schedule event space on campus should contact: Morris University Center Event Services (MUC and SSC only), University Housing (residence halls and Cougar Village), or Conferences and Institutes.
Fast Copy - Fast Copy Service is located in the basement of Rendleman Hall, Room 0315, and provides copy/duplicating services to faculty, staff, and students. This office maintains convenience, speed, quality, and economy for many types of projects such as memoranda, proposals, reports, or tests. Projects can normally be completed in a few hours to a day depending on the complexity of the service requested. Fast Copy Service also manages a student copiers network and the campus-wide office copier system. Hours are 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For more information, call (618) 650-3629 or visit http://www.siue.edu/marketingandcommunications/fastcopy.shtml
Financial Aid - Please refer to the "Student Financial Aid" section.
Financial Clearance -You must be financially cleared to avoid having your classes dropped. You may be financially cleared by paying all charges in full, making the minimum required installment payment, or having enough financial aid to cover your payment due. Financial clearance requires full payment of prior-term charges. For more information, call (618) 650-3123 or visit our web site: http://www.siue.edu/bursar
Fitness Center, Student - The Student Fitness Center is dedicated to student recreational use and includes four multipurpose courts, an elevated jogging track, indoor pool, weight room facilities, an aerobics room, a climbing wall, and a Wellness Center designed to provide health and fitness assessment and prescription. For information call (618) 650-BFIT (2348). Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/crec
Grades - Please refer to the "CougarNet" section.
Graduate Assistantships - Please refer to the "Graduate School" section.
Graduate School - The Graduate School offers programs in 34 disciplines, leading to post baccalaureate certificates, Master's degrees, Specialist degrees, and cooperative Doctorate degrees. The Graduate School provides information on graduate assistantships and competitive graduate awards. For information about graduate assistantships, see web site http://www.siue.edu/graduate/assistantships.shtml or contact the Graduate School at 618-650-3164. For assistance, you may go to the office in Rendleman Hall, Room 2202. For information on admission to the Graduate School, contact Graduate Admissions in Rendleman Hall, Room 1202, or call (618) 650-3160. For information on graduate student records, contact Graduate Records in Rendleman Hall, Room 1309, or call (618) 650-3067. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/graduate
Graduation- Please refer to the "Commencement" and "Cap & Gown" sections.
Graduation Applications - Undergraduates, should review the completion of all graduation requirements with your adviser periodically. When you reach senior status (90 hours) you can submit your Application for Graduation to the Service Center, Rendleman Hall, Room 1309. Applications must be submitted no later than the first day of term in which you intend to graduate. Graduate students should consult with your advisor and apply for graduation no later than the first day of graduation. For information about applying for graduation, please consult with your adviser or contact the Service Center at (618) 650-2080. The graduation application form is available on the Registrar's web site http://www.siue.edu/registrar/forms/graduation.shtml.
Greek Student Organizations - The University offers students opportunities to become involved in sixteen fraternities and sororities. Greeks strive for academic excellence. Chapters frequently organize tutoring programs, study hours, and offer resources and programs for members. For information about Greek organizations, stop by the Kimmel Leadership Center in Morris University Center, Room 1060, or call (618) 650-2686. Additional information may be obtained from the web site
http://www.siue.edu/kimmel/greek/.
Health Service - Health Service provides general outpatient care, immunizations, laboratory diagnostic testing, women's health, and pharmacy services to members of the University community. Health Service, is located in the Student Success Center, Room 0220, may be reached by calling (618) 650-2842. Health Service is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/healthservice
Honorary Student Organizations - Honorary student organization members usually invite academically talented students to membership based upon a student's major and superior academic achievements. The University has eighteen honorary organizations. For a brochure regarding honorary organizations please call the Kimmel Leadership Center in the Morris University Center at (618) 650-2686.
Honors Program - The Honors Program is open to Meridian Scholars and other honors students by application. Entering freshman are required to have a combined percentile of 180 for ACT/SAT scores and high school class rank. Current students or transfer students with 30 or more semester hours of credit must have a cumulative grade point average of 3.5 (4.0 scale) or better. The Honors Program offers several advantages for honors students. For information can be obtained from the web site: http://www.siue.edu/prospectivestudents/honors.shtml
Housing - Approximately 3,500 students can be accommodated in residence halls and apartment-style housing. Freshmen live in Bluff, Prairie, and Woodland Halls, which feature suite-style rooms. Upper class students can live in Cougar Village Apartments, featuring fully furnished 2- and 3- bedroom apartments. Also home to upper class residents Evergreen Hall features apartment adn suit style living in a residence hall environments. Students are able to choose between various floor plans, most of which include private bedrooms. For more information, call the Central Housing Office at (618) 650-3931 or check out the web site at
http://www.siue.edu/housing
ID Card - Please refer to the "Student Identification Cards - CougarCard" section
Immunization - All students must provide proof of immunization against measles, mumps, rubella, and tetanus/diphtheria as required by Illinois state law. For information about immunizations, call (618) 650-2843. Immunization records may be faxed to Health Service at phone number (618) 650-5839. Health Service is located in the Student Success Center, Room 0220. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/healthservice/immunization/index.shtml
Information Office - The Information Office is located in the Morris University Center and is the source of University information relative to scheduled events and activities. Faculty, staff, and students may obtain annual SIUE Directories each fall at the Information Center. For more information about the Information Office and its services, please call (618) 650-5555 Also, you may visit the web site at http://www.siue.edu/muc/info.shtml
Instructional Services - Located in the Student Success Center, this office provides you with a variety of support services designed to help you. Academic Development courses, workshops, testing programs, individual help in the Writing Center, and the Mathematics Resource Area are among the services. Information about tutorial services available on campus may be obtained by calling the office at (618) 650-3717 or by visiting the Instructional Services web site at
http://www.siue.edu/is/
Intercollegiate Athletics - If you are interested in trying out for a team, contact the head coach of the sport early in the school year. For information on sport schedules, rosters, game results or statistics, follow the Web page. For information, you may call (618) 650-2871 or visit the web site at http://www.siuecougars.com/index-main.html.
International Student Services - International students are provided pre-enrollment assistance, immigration advisement, community hospitality programs, and general support and assistance. The International Student Adviser serves as an advocate for international students and is a resource on immigration regulations. For more information call (618) 650-3785. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/iss
Job Finder-Student Employment - The student employment staff of Student Financial Aid maintains a database of on-campus and off-campus jobs on the World Wide Web at http://www.siue.edu/studentemployment. Students meeting University eligibility requirements for student employment can search the database for information on jobs and employers. As many as 1,000 jobs may be listed at peak employment periods. Students needing further assistance may call (618) 650-2563, or visit the office in Rendleman Hall, Room 2221.
Kimmel Leadership Center - Students have many opportunities to develop their leadership skills at SIUE. Among the opportunities offered are the Student Leadership Development Program, volunteer projects, service learning, Student Government, University-wide committees, student organization officer positions, and the Campus Activities Board and fraternities and sororities. For information about any of these, call the Kimmel Leadership Center at (618) 650-2686. The Center is located in the Morris University Center, on the first floor. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/kimmel/.
Late Registration - Please refer to "Adding a Course" section.
Library and Information Services - Lovejoy Library has more than 800,000 volumes, 27,000 audio-visual resources, and 12,000 subscriptions. Online services include a shared, statewide academic library catalog, almost 60 electronic databases, and more than 7,000 full-text journals. Resource sharing agreements provide access to libraries in the St. Louis area, as well as throughout Illinois, the United States and worldwide. The Library is open 93.5 hours a week. For more information about library services, call (618) 650-2603. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/lovejoylibrary
Lockers - Lockers in the Science Building Founders Hall, and Alumni Hall for a nominal fee. Please contact the Information Office on the first floor of the Morris University Center at (618) 650-5555 .
Lost and Found - Found items should be taken to the Information Office or Union Station, located on the first floor of the Morris University Center. For more information, contact the Information Office at (618)650-5555 or Union Station at (618) 650-2320.
Mathematics Resource Area - If you are enrolled in developmental mathematics courses or College Algebra, you may receive tutorial assistance in the Mathematics Resource Area located in the Student Success Center, Room 1252. Students are helped on a first-come, first-served basis by qualified peer tutors and instructors. For more information, call (618) 650-2039 or visit the Mathematics Resource Area web site at http://www.siue.edu/IS/MATH/.
New Freshman Welcome - New first-year students and their parents are invited to campus for NFW immediately prior to the beginning of fall term. For information about NFW, call (618) 650-3705 or by e-mail to admissions@siue.edu.
Parking Tickets - A parking ticket may be paid in Parking Services, Rendleman Hall, Room 1113, within 10 working days of the ticket issue date. Payments may also be made by mail. If so, make check and money orders payable to SIUE and mail to SIUE, Parking Services, Box 1044, Edwardsville, Illinois 62026-1044. DO NOT MAIL CASH. Include the ticket with the payment. A payment drop box is also located in Lot C (behind Rendleman Hall). Place the ticket and payment in an envelope then deposit the envelope in the drop box. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/parking
Parking Services - Parking Services manages the sale of hang tags for parking on University premises. All students who park a vehicle on University property must purchase and display a current, valid SIUE permit. For Parking information, please consult the web site at http://www.siue.edu/parking. call (618) 650-3680, or e-mail to parking@siue.edu.
Parking for Persons with Disabilities - Spaces have been designated for parking for persons with disabilities. These spaces are marked with the international symbol. Students with disabilities are required to purchase a University disability permit and must display it along with a state-issued disability permit or license plate. For information about parking for persons with disabilities, call Parking Services at (618) 650-3680 or send an e-mail to parking@siue.edu. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://admin.siue.edu/parking.
Pharmacy - Health Service, located on the lower level of Student Success Center, provides a pharmacy for faculty, staff, and student use. Hours of operation are 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For information call (618) 650-2845. Information may also be obtained from web site http://www.siue.edu/healthservice/pharmacy.shtml
Post Office - SIUE maintains a branch post office located on the lower level of Rendleman Hall, Room 0232. The services of the post office include domestic and international mail; express mail; parcel post; stamps; postal money orders (domestic); registered mail (accepted until 3:00 p.m., Monday through Friday); certified mail; federal income tax forms; and rental of postal lock boxes. For more information, call (618) 650-2028. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/postal/
Print & Design - Morris University Center maintains a Print and Design service for students, faculty, and staff. Photocopying, posters, buttons, and resume services are available. For additional information, call (618) 650-2178. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/print.shtml
Provost's Office - The Provost's office, also called the Office of the Provost and the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, is located in Rendleman Hall, Room 3102. The office is responsible for developing and executing the academic mission of the University. Academic questions and questions about academic grievances may be directed to this office. Students, faculty, and staff make complaints of sexual harassment to this office. Housed within the office is the Assistant Provost for Institutional Diversity and Inclusion Diversity who is responsible for assisting in the recruitment and retention of minority students, faculty, and staff; the Office of the Director of Assessment who is responsible for the Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities; and the Program Director for Excellence in Learning and Teaching. Students may call (618) 650-3772 or stop by the office for information. Additional information may be obtained from the web site
http://www.siue.edu/provost/.
Registrar Offering services to past, present and future students, The Office of the Registrar is located in Rendlemann Hall. This office is responsible for maintaining and protecting access to students' academic records. Services include registration, enrollment certification, transcripts access, degree application processing, veterans' certification , transfer articulation and academic scheduling. Many services provided by the Office of the Registrar may be accessed through the Service Center. You may reach The Registrar's Office by phone at (618) 650-2080 or visit the Registrar's web site at http://www.siue.edu/registrar.
Scholarships - Please refer to the "Student Financial Aid" section.
Security - The "Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act" (previously known as The Federal Student Right to Know and Campus Security Act of 1990) requires certain crime statistics be furnished to students and employees. The statistical report also includes definitions and a statistical breakdown based on the National Incident-Based Reporting System rules pertaining to the reporting of sex offenses. The Annual Security Report of campus security policies and crime statistics is published each fall and is available through the University's web site http://www.siue.edu/securityreport/. For those without computer access, a paper copy of the report may be obtained upon request (24-hour notice required for a paper copy) from the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Administration, Rendleman Hall, Room 2228, Campus Box 1158, Edwardsville, Illinois 62026-1158. The phone number is (618) 650-2536. You may also review a copy of the report at the Circulation Desk at Lovejoy Library, (618) 650-2172.
Self-Help Room - the Self-Help Room is a service for students who wish to produce their own instructional materials (hot and cold laminations, binding, and transparencies) for use in the classroom. Audio Visual staff are available in the library, Room 0005, to dispense supplies at a minimal charge and provide technical assistance. A valid SIUE I.D. is required. Call 650-5500 for hours of operation. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.library.siue.edu/avs/production/
Service Center - Much of your business can be completed at the Service Center in Rendleman Hall, Room 1309. In this one location you can find help with all of the following: class registration, adds, drops, and withdrawals; tuition calculation; permanent address, name and student ID number changes; Cougar Card IDs; Illinois residency applications; graduation applications; debit plan deposits; CougarNet access to your student records; transcript requests; and much more. The Service Center even has extended evening hours. The Bursar also has a satellite office in the Service Center. You may reach the Service Center by phone at (618) 650-2080 or send e-mail to servicecenter@siue.edu. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/registrar/about/service_center.shtml
SOAR - The United States Department of Education and SIUE provide special services to students who meet specific criteria established by the Federal Government. The office is located in the Student Success Center Suite 1260 (Enter via the Academic Advancement Center Suite 1220). For more information call (618) 650-3790 or visit http://www.siue.edu/soar/
Speech Center - The Speech Center is open to all students of all majors. The center is a great opportunity for students to improve public speaking and speech writing skills. It is located in the Student Success Center Suite 1242 (Enter via the Academic Advancement Center Suite 1220). For more information call (618) 650-3085.
Spirituality and Sustainability, Center for - Students, faculty, staff, and members of the community are invited to participate in the activities of the Center for Spirituality and Sustainability. Campus ministries of several denominations provide worship services and many other events on campus. For more information, call (618) 650-3246. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/religion/.
Student Class Schedule Changes - Please refer to the "Adding a Course" section.
Student Employment - Please refer to the "Job Finder" section.
Student Financial Aid - Students and parents can receive application and eligibility requirements for a wide array of financial aid programs (grants, scholarships, loans, and work study/employment) and receive standards to maintain satisfactory academic progress for continued financial aid eligibility. You may obtain information at http://www.siue.edu/financialaid/ or by e-mail to finaid@siue.edu or by calling (618) 650-3880 or stopping by our office in Rendlemann Hall, Room 2308 and speaking with a financial aid advisor.
Student Government - You may become involved in the governance system of the University by seeking elected office or by serving on several University-wide committees. For more information, please call (618) 650-3818, or visit their web site
http://www.siue.edu/kimmel/sg
Student Identification Cards - Cougar Card - Students receive an identification card, called a Cougar Card, which bears their image and identifies them as enrolled students at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. The Cougar Card is an all-purpose card that is used for identification and may be used for meal plans, a debit plan (for dining, vending, printing and copying and bookstore purchases) and admittance to SIUE buildings and events. The Cougar Card can access two monetary accounts: a debit account (money that may be spent anywhere the card is accepted) and a University Housing meal plan account. Although the Cougar Card is entrusted to those who are enrolled at or employed by the University, it is a legal document and remains the property of the University. Students who lend, borrow, use a card other than their own, or alter a Cougar Card are subject to disciplinary action; in addition, such action may be considered a crime. The Cougar Card should be carried at all times in order to use a multitude of campus services. For additional information about Cougar Cards and how to establish a debit plan, contact the Service Center at (618) 650-2080, stop by Rendleman Hall, Room 1309, visit the Cougar Card web site at http://www.siue.edu/COUGARCARD, or e-mail servicecenter@siue.edu.
Student Leadership and Professional Preparation - Please refer to the "Kimmel Leadership Center" section.
Student Legal Services - You may seek legal advice from a licensed attorney on such matters as landlord/tenant disputes, contracts, consumer rights, family matters, bankruptcy, small claims matters, traffic matters, and wills. The attorney provides referrals to other attorneys as well as a notary service. The attorney's services are free. For more information, call (618) 797-2800 for an appointment.
Student Organizations - The University has over 170 recognized student organizations for you and other students to develop your leadership potential. In addition to honorary organizations, which encourage and recognize academic achievement, student organizations address educational, religious, social, recreational, and political interests. For information, stop by the Kimmel Leadership Center, call (618) 650-2686. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/STACTV/
Student Publications - Please refer to "The Alestle" section.
Student Rights and Responsibilities - SIUE strives to create the environment for a solid foundation for intellectual development. To achieve that goal, The Student Academic Code provides an outline of expectations for student's behavior in the classroom; examples of academic misconduct, as well as the process for adjudicating academic misconduct with the intention that the process is fair, just and educational. Additional information can be found at http://www.siue.edu/policies/3c1.shtml
The Student Grievance Code outlines the process for students to initiate a grievance against faculty and staff members for violations of their rights as set forth in the code. This process is designed with the intention that the process is fair, just and educational. Additional information can be found at http://www.siue.edu/policies. Finally, The Student Conduct Code addresses the expectations of student behavior and outlines the procedures to adjudicate student misconduct to assure that student rights to due process are respected and exercised. Further information can be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/policies .
Study Abroad - Through its Study Abroad programs, SIUE complements the work of its academic departments by facilitating the placement of students overseas. For more information about Study Abroad, visit the web site at http://www.siue.edu/studyabroad or contact the Office of International Programs by phone at (618) 650-3298.
Supplemental Instruction - Regularly scheduled, out-of-class, peer facilitated Supplemental Instruction study sessions are provided for a number of traditionally difficult academic courses, particularly those with a high percentage of D and E grades and withdrawals. For more information about the Supplemental Instruction program, targeted courses, or schedules of study sessions, visit the Instructional Services web site at http://www.siue.edu/is/, call (618) 650-2064.
Telephone – To report trouble on your phone or for dialing instructions, call (618) 650-3373. Personal Telephone Lines are available for residential students living at the residence halls and at Cougar Village. Included in a $36.00 per semester fee are a private telephone number, voice mail, and caller ID capabilities. For information on Personal Telephone Lines, call (618) 650-3373. Your Student Telephone Account Number (STAN) allows you to place calls off-campus at discounted rates. You may obtain your STAN at the web site: http://www.siue.edu/its/network/. To be issued a STAN, you must be a Housing resident. Additional information may be obtained from web site http://ww.siue.edu/its/network/.
Testing Services - This office,the Student Success Center Suite 1246 (Enter via the Academic Advancement Center Suite 1220)., administers several standardized tests: GRE (subject), ACT, CLEP, and MAT. SIUE services include administration of the SIUE Placement Test and SIUE Proficiency tests. Testing dates and additional information about these tests and other standardized tests are available at the Testing Services web site: http://www.siue.edu/IS/TEST/ or at (618) 650-2295.
Textbook Service - Located at 200 University Park Drive, Room 1121, Textbook Service rents textbooks to undergraduate students for a nominal fee. Supplemental texts, graduate textbooks, and other classroom supplies are sold through the University Bookstore which is located on the first floor of Morris University Center. For information about Textbook Service, call (618) 650-3020 or e-mail to textbook@siue.edu. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/textbooks.shtml
Ticket Office - The Information Office, located in Morris University Center, provides ticket sales for most University events, Monday through Thursday, 8:00 am-5:30 pm, and Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Union Station, also located in Morris University Center, provides evening ticket sales. To purchase tickets after hours, please call (618) 650-5555 and leave a voice mail message with your name and telephone number. A representative will contact you the following business day to finish the ticket order. For more information about tickets, call the Information Center (618) 650-5555.
Transcripts - Transcript requests must be made in writing. Requests may be submitted to the Service Center, Rendleman Hall, Room 1309; the phone number is (618) 650-2080, or visit our web site at
http://www.siue.edu/registrar/forms/transcriptrequest.shtml
Transportation - Madison County Transit (MCT) provides transportation services on campus and to many adjacent communities, including Edwardsville, Glen Carbon, Collinsville, Alton, Highland, East St. Louis, and others. You may take the bus to MetroLink for transportation to St. Louis. Bus schedules are available on campus at the following locations: Information Center in Morris Center; Cougar Village (Commons Building); all Residence Halls; lobbies of Rendleman Hall (near Bursar's Office); and Peck Hall (near Instructional Services). Additional information may be obtained at http://www.mct.org.
Tutoring - The office of Instructional Services collects and disseminates information for students who wish tutorial assistance in various departments. For tutorial information, call (618) 650-2039 or visit the Instructional Services web site at http://www.siue.edu/is/.
Union Station - This convenience store sells snacks and refreshments, and is a valuable campus resource location. Students have limited check cashing privileges in Union Station and the Bursar's Office (Rendleman Hall). For additional information, please contact Union Station at (618) 650-2320 or visit our web site at http://www.siue.edu/muc/diningoptions.shtml
University Center, Delyte Morris - Many services are provided in the Morris University Center, including the University Bookstore, Center Court Dining, University Restaurant, Art Gallery, Recreation Center, ATM, Print and Design, University Hair, Union Station, Information Office, International Student Services, Study Abroad, Kimmel Leadership Center, Student Government, Conferences and Institutes, The Alestle Office, Starbucks Coffee, Auntie Anne's, computer Lab, and study area. For more information about what Morris University Center, has to offer, call (618) 650-5555. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc.
University Hair - Located on the lower level of the Morris University Center, a beauty and barber shop offers services to students, faculty, and staff as well as community members. For an appointment, call (618) 650-2299. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/muc/hair.shtml
University Police – The University Police Department is located in the Supporting Services building and provides services 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Emergency 911 calls are directed to the University Police, which is responsible for dispatching appropriate police, fire, or ambulance services. Other services provided include assistance in jump starting vehicles; retrieving keys from locked vehicles, and loaning tools to engrave items for prevention of theft. University Police also provide an evening escort service. The non-emergency number for University Police is (618) 650-3324. The Emergency number is 911. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/police/
University Theater Productions - The Department of Theater and Dance produces an academic season and a summer season of shows. The academic season tickets are available to SIUE students free, compliments of University Housing and the Office of Student Affairs. The mainstage stage and the box office are located in Dunham Hall. Additional productions are mounted at the Metcalf Student Theater. Summer Showbiz offers two mainstage events in June and July. Information on season offerings and ticket prices may be obtained from the box office by calling (618) 650-2774. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/THEATER/
Veterans' Certification - For Veterans' enrollment certification, call (618) 650-2234 or consult the Registrar's office in Rendleman Hall, Room 1207.
Veterans' Grants and Scholarships - For grants and scholarships available to Veterans', contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at (618) 650-3880. Student Financial Aid is located in Rendleman Hall, Room 2308.
Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs - The Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs is the students' advocate and may often be of assistance to students, especially in resolving problems involving more than one office or area of the University. The Vice Chancellor's Office is located on the second floor of Rendleman Hall, Room 2306, and may be reached by calling (618) 650-2020.
Volunteer/Community Service Opportunities - Many Volunteer Community Service Opportunities exist through the Kimmel Leadership Center, located on the first floor of the Morris University Center. For more information, call (618) 650-2686. Additional information may be obtained from the web site
http://www.siue.edu/kimmel/sldp
Wellness Center - The Wellness Center is located in the Student Fitness Center. The Center coordinates several national initiatives and provides personal fitness and lifestyle assessments along with recommendations for change. Individual consultations help with exercise program design, development of good nutritional habits, stress management, and other elements related to personal well-being. For information, call (618) 650-BWEL (2935). Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/crec/wellness/wellcenter.shtml
Wireless Internet Access - For information on connecting to the campus wireless network visit this web site http://www.siue.edu/its/wireless/index.shtml
Withdrawing from the University - If you find it necessary to withdraw from the University during any term, you must initiate official withdrawal procedures in the Service Center, Rendleman Hall, Room 1309. All withdrawals must be cleared by the Office of Student Financial Aid, and must be completed by the end of the 13th week of classes during fall and spring, and by the end of the 8th week for summer full-term classes. Different deadlines apply to short-term classes or workshops scheduled in non-traditional formats. Inquires regarding withdrawal deadlines should be directed to the Service Center at (618) 650-2080. Additional information may be obtained from the web site http://www.siue.edu/registrar/about/service_center.shtml
Writing Center - Located in the Student Success Center, Room 1254, the Writing Center staff assists students with papers, reports, and theses. Self-instructional materials are available on a wide variety of writing-related topics such as organization, paragraphing, grammar, and English as a second language. Appointments are recommended. For more information, contact the Writing Center at (618) 650-2045, or e-mail at wcenter@siue.edu, or visit the Instructional Services web site at http://www.siue.edu/IS/WRITING/.
WSIE Public Radio - The radio station is operated by the University 24 hours a day, 365 days a year from studios in Dunham Hall. The station is staffed by five full-time professionals and student employees and volunteers. Students receive practical training in all areas of radio broadcasting. WSIE-FM specializes in jazz music with local news and sports reports and public affairs programming. For information, call (618) 650-2228 or visit the WSIE web site at http://www.siue.edu/WSIE/
