Academic, Technical and Personal Support
From health and wellness, to tutoring and future planning, SIUE offers a variety of student support services.
Your e-ID is the username you will use to log in to your SIUE email, Blackboard and CougarNet (you can also use your student ID number to log in to CougarNet). You will use CougarNet to register, pay your bill and more.
You will save hundreds of dollars through the SIUE textbook rental program. Visit Textbook Service for more information.
Take advantage of the support offered through Learning Support Services to learn effective study strategies, get individual or small group math tutoring, improve your public speaking and speech writing skills, and more. Visit Learning Support Services for more information.
Summer classes are offered via Blackboard, SIUE’s learning management system. Information Technology Services provides online and phone support for Blackboard and other technical and instructional needs 24/7/365 for SIUE students. Visit the ITS website for information and assistance.
The Career Development Center (CDC) is available to help interested students acquire the information and skills necessary to transition from the university into suitable careers. For a full list of services, visit the CDC.
Disability Support Services is dedicated to providing curricular and co-curricular accommodations to students with disabilities. From health, mobility, learning disabilities and more, SIUE is able to accommodate all who might need assistance while on campus. Please contact Disability Support Services to register and request services.
Counseling Services actively promotes the personal, social, emotional and cognitive growth of SIUE students through individual counseling, counseling groups, healthy living workshops, consultation and referral. Visit Counseling Services for more information.
Health Service offers a variety of clinical and testing needs from physician services, women’s health, STI testing, allergy injections and much more. For a full list of the services or to make an appointment, visit Health Service.
Student Opportunities for Academic Results (SOAR) offers academic support services to all underrepresented student populations.
Parking and Directions
Current Students: If you already have a parking permit for the 2016-2017 academic year, you don't need to purchase a separate summer permit.
Visiting Students: You can purchase a summer 2017 parking permit for $59.50. Once you have registered for summer classes, you can buy your permit online or in person. Parking Services is in Rendleman Hall, Room 1113.
Open parking in all non-residential permit-required lots
Monday-Thursday after 8 p.m.
Friday after 4:30 p.m.
Saturday/Sunday anytime
