2021-2022 STUDENT AND FAMILY CALENDAR

IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE Stony Brook University’s top priority remains the health, safety and well-being of our community. Please note that some of the programs and services outlined in this publication may be impacted by COVID-19 and any subsequent changes to New York State guidelines regarding the safe reopening of schools. For the most current updates on how Stony Brook University is working to ensure your health and safety, visit stonybrook.edu/strongertogether for student-specific FAQs and more detailed guidance. Student and Family Calendar

Welcome Letter ...... 3

NEW STUDENT AND FAMILY CALENDAR: Important Dates, Deadlines and Highlighted Events ...... 3

NEW STUDENT AND FAMILY GUIDE: ...... 34 Resources for Families ...... 34

This Community Belongs to All of Us ...... 35 Statement of Community ...... 35 University Community Standards ...... 35 Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 ...... 35 All-Gender and Gender-Specifi c Facilities Use ...... 36 Data Privacy Awareness ...... 36 Email Policy ...... 36 Alcohol and Other Drug Policies ...... 36 Tobacco-Free Policy ...... 36 Religious Exemption Policy ...... 36

Stony Brook University A to Z Guide ...... 37 Important Phone Numbers ...... 48 Notes pages ...... 49 Campus Map and Index ...... back cover

PLEASE NOTE: Information contained in the Student & Family Calendar, including policies, dates and deadlines, may be subject to change. All images displayed followed CDC guidelines or were images taken prior to COVID-19. This calendar is designed to provide a sample of events and important dates to keep in mind. This calendar is not all inclusive, appropriate university websites should be consulted for the most up to date information. Students and family members are encouraged to visit the Stony Brook University website (stonybrook.edu) for the most current information. WELCOME

Dear Seawolves and Seawolf Families, Welcome to Stony Brook University! You are now part of a vibrant and diverse campus community with many opportunities to get involved and resources available to help our students successfully transition to this new chapter in their life. If you are joining us as a first year student, the Undergraduate Colleges (UGCs) will play an important role in your new student experience. They are small communities that group students with common interests, help ease the transition to college, and create a sense of belonging by providing customized advising and support. If you are joining us as a new transfer student, we have an array of services available to support your transition and success at Stony Brook, including general and major academic advising, tutoring, and a specialized transfer course called ADV 101. In support of all students, we offer many opportunities to engage in campus life, build friendships with fellow Seawolves, and strengthen leadership skills. We strongly encourage students to get involved during their first semester in one or more of our 350 student clubs and organizations, cultural groups, and intramural sports teams. Students should download the CORQ app and check stonybrook.edu/sbengaged for real time information about campus programs and events. We also provide comprehensive resources to enhance students’ academic, career, and personal growth and development. Please visit stonybrook.edu/studentaffairs and stonybrook.edu/studentsuccess to learn more about all the resources available, both as new students and family members. All of our academic and student services departments are here to help our students be successful. Reach out to us when you have a question or concern. We’re here for you! Congratulations on reaching this exciting milestone. I look forward to seeing you in the fall. Go Seawolves!

Sincerely,

Rick Gatteau, PhD Vice President for Student Affairs

3 JUNE 2021 4 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 Required Orientation:

All new students at Stony Brook University will participate in a multi-part orientation. 6 7 Seawolf Q & A: 8 9 Seawolf Q & A: 10 11 Early Voting for New York 12 Academic Success; Experience SBU & Beyond: Primary Election Begins Orientation is required Living on Campus; Student Employment, for all new students Commuting to Campus Study Abroad, Research and More and consists of Seawolf Foundations online orientation modules, participation in the advising and registration process, virtual group 13 Seawolf Q & A: 14 Art in Focus: Seeing Past 15 Seawolf Q & A: 16 17 18 19 Paying for College the Future with Shimon Living on Campus; workshops including Attie, Norman L. Kleeblatt, Commuting to Campus; Jeanne Wolff-Bernstein Student Life and Seawolf Connections and Cătălina Nistor Recreation and Wellness and commuter/resident panel, and New Seawolf Welcome Week. View stonybrook.edu/ orientation for more Early Voting for New York 20 21 New York Primary Election 22 23 Seawolf Q & A: 24 Seawolf Q & A: 25 26 Primary Election Ends Family Services & Support Health, Wellness, and information. Seawolf Q&A: Safety; Living on Campus; Seawolves Essentials: Commuting to Campus Meal Plans, Books & More NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– Seawolf Q & A: 27 Living on Campus; 28 29 30 1 2 3 Commuting to Campus; –––––––––––––– Student Panel Series –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Campus Landmark: Boulders are scattered about the Stony Brook campus, several hundred being 20,000 year-old leftovers from the Ice Age glaciers that once blanketed Long Island. During the extensive excavations that accompanied the initial construction of buildings and roadways on campus, these boulders were unearthed and incorporated into the landscape. Today, many of these ancient rocks serve as brightly painted totems for fraternities, sororities, and other campus organizations.

5 All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. JULY 2021 6 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 27 28 29 30 Seawolf Q & A: 1 2 Summer Session I Ends 3 Diversity & Support Services Seawolf Q&As:

Attend our virtual Seawolf Question & Answer sessions to learn more about campus resources and Fourth of July: 4 Summer Session II (D) 5 Seawolf Q & A: 6 Seawolf Q & A: 7 Seawolf Q & A: 8 9 10 have your questions NO CLASSES IN SESSION Begins Student Life & Recreation Paying for College Living on Campus; & Wellness; Experience Commuting to Campus; answered in real-time SBU & Beyond: Student Student Panel Series Employment, Study by both staff and Abroad, Research & More students. Each session is topic-based, with a variety of topics offered to help you connect to the many campus 11 Seawolf Q & A: 12 13 14 Seawolf Q &A: 15 Seawolf Q & A: 16 17 Living on Campus; Health, Wellness, and Student Panel Series resources available to Commuting to Campus Safety; Seawolves Essentials: Meal Plans, our Seawolves! Books & More Whether you have questions or just want to listen and learn, we encourage you to attend as many as you 18 19 Eid al-Adha* 20 Eid al-Adha 21 Eid al-Adha 22 Eid al-Adha 23 Stony Brook Film Festival 24 can to help prepare you Seawolf Q & A: Seawolf Q & A: Stony Brook Film Festival Stony Brook Film Festival Living on Campus; Academic Success for your time at Stony Commuting to Campus; Seawolf Q & A: Brook University. These Family Services & Support Student Panel Series sessions are designed with both students and family members in mind! Students should view their email for sign up Stony Brook Film Festival 25 Stony Brook Film Festival 26 Stony Brook Film Festival 27 Stony Brook Film Festival 28 Stony Brook Film Festival 29 Stony Brook Film Festival 30 Stony Brook Film Festival 31 Seawolf Q & A: Seawolf Q & A: Seawolf Q & A: instructions. Families, Student Life & Recreation Seawolves Essentials: Living on Campus; please visit our website & Wellness Meal Plans, Books & Commuting to Campus More; Diversity & Support to sign up. Services stonybrook.edu/ orientation/family

Campus Landmark: The Paul Simons Memorial Bike Path, six miles of pristine pavement for biking, running, and rollerblading, encircles the campus. The path is dedicated to the memory of Paul Simons, a former Stony Brook student and avid cyclist.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information.*Holiday begins at sundown the previous day. 7 AUGUST 2021 8 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 Seawolf Q & A: 2 Seawolf Q & A: 3 Seawolf Q & A: 4 5 Seawolf Q & A: 6 7 Experience SBU & Beyond: Paying for College; Health, Student Conduct & Living on Campus; Student Employment, Wellness, and Safety Community Standards; Commuting to Campus SBU Weeks Study Abroad, Research Family Services & Support; & More Student Panel Series of Welcome (SBU WOW):

SBU WOW is an initiative focused on introducing new students to campus 8 9 Muharram 10 11 12 13 Summer Session II Ends 14 life but also ensuring the start of the semester is vibrant and engaging for all students. Events during “SBU Weeks of Welcome” are not only geared toward new Fall 2021 Billing Due Date 15 New Seawolf 16 New Seawolf 17 New Seawolf 18 New Seawolf 19 New Seawolf 20 New Seawolf 21 students, but all students Welcome Week Welcome Week Welcome Week Welcome Week Welcome Week Welcome Week looking for community, LGBTQ* Services Welcome Event connection, and new ways to get involved. Events during “WOW” include paint nights, movie nights, virtual game nights, fitness/ New Seawolf 22 M-F Classes Begin 23 24 On-Campus Job & 25 26 27 SAT Classes Begin 28 Welcome Week Internship Fair personal wellness events LGBTQ* Services Welcome Event LGBTQ* Services and more. All events Welcome Event Last day to change or can be found by logging enter an insurance waiver for Fall onto SB Engaged & SBU Weeks of Welcome selecting the event Begin category “SBU Week’s of Welcome.” Check 29 Fall 21 Involvement Fair 30 Fall 21 Involvement Fair 31 1 2 3 4 backoften, as events are being added daily! Also, follow @sbengaged on Instagram for up to date information!

New Seawolf Welcome Week: New Seawolf Welcome Week is a multi-day experience geared toward getting new students acclimated to Stony Brook University and to introduce them to faculty, staff, and fellow students. Students will each have a unique schedule. In order to fulfill New Seawolf Welcome Week requirements, students are required to attend all of their assigned workshops. All programs will be available on SB Engaged by August 1st. We will provided all students with access to a step by step guide to view and manage their schedule.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. 9 SEPTEMBER 2021 10 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 29 30 31 Fall 21 Involvement Fair 1 Fall 21 Involvement Fair 2 Fall 21 Involvement Fair 3 Stony Brook Football 4 vs UNH Career Center

The Stony Brook University Career Center is committed to educating students around the career Labor Day: 5 Labor Day: 6 Labor Day: 7 Study Abroad Fair 8 9 10 Wolfieland 11 CLASSES NOT CLASSES NOT CLASSES NOT development process, IN SESSION IN SESSION IN SESSION Rosh Hashanah preparing them for Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah their careers and job search, and connecting them with employers and professional development opportunities. They 12 13 14 Yom Kippur 15 Yom Kippur 16 Accounting Job & 17 18 Internship Fair Fall 2021 Billing Due Date offer a series of Business, events including job Employer Resume Communications & Review; Prepare for Journalism Job & and internship fairs, the Job/Internship Fair Internship Fair Workshop educational workshops, Constitution Day Community Dialogue employer information Series sessions, and more. Visit our website and follow University Libraries 19 Sukkot 20 Sukkot 21 Sukkot 22 Sukkot 23 Sukkot 24 Sukkot 25 us on social media to STEM Speaker Series The Antonija Prelec IT & Engineering Job & Family Weekend learn more. University Libraries Memorial Lecture Internship Fair Concert Series Stony Brook Football vs Fordham stonybrook.edu/career Chris Botti NOTES: –––––––––––––– Sukkot 26 Sukkot 27 Shemini Atzeret/ 28 Shemini Atzeret/ 29 30 1 2 Simchat Torah Simchat Torah –––––––––––––– Shemini Atzeret/ Simchat Torah National Voter Registration Day –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Red Hot Tradition: Between 1:00-2:20 pm every Wednesday during the academic year, few classes are scheduled, giving students a chance to come together for some of Stony Brook’s most exciting events. We call it Campus Lifetime, a weekly tradition dating back to 1991. Campus Lifetime features carnivals, concerts, student expo fairs, live entertainment, celebrity speakers, free food and giveaways—plus a chance for informal face-to-face encounters in the midst of hectic academic schedules.

11 All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. OCTOBER 2021 12 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 26 27 28 29 30 2022-2023 FAFSA Now 1 2 Available Healthcare, Research & Fight Song Human Services Job & Internship Fair The Fight Song was written by Perry Goldstein and Howard Gimpel in 3 4 5 6 Navratri 7 Navratri 8 Navratri 9 commemoration of the band’s inaugural season. We’re the red-hot Seawolves of SBU, We never stop fighting until the battle’s through. Navratri 10 Navratri 11 Navratri 12 Navratri 13 Navratri 14 Navratri 15 Stony Brook Football 16 vs Delaware Let’s go Stony Brook, Columbus Day Fall Break Community Dialogue Emerson String Quartet Fall 2021 Billing Due Date Series Fall Break Let’s go team, Don’t let go until you hear them scream: Seawolves Rock, Seawolves Rule! 17 Mawlid-al-Nab 18 Mawlid-al-Nab 19 Homecoming Week 20 Homecoming Week 21 Homecoming Week 22 Stony Brook Football vs 23 Let’s go Stony Brook Homecoming Week Richmond Homecoming Week the number one school. University Libraries Mock Interview Day Early Voting for New York Art in Focus General Election Begins University Libraries Alan Cumming STEM Speaker Series Go, Fight, Win University Libraries Homecoming Week Concert Series (Victory Song) Music & Lyrics: 24 Career Exploration Week 25 Career Exploration Week 26 Career Exploration Week 27 Career Exploration Week 28 Career Exploration Week 29 Sinbad 30 John Leddy Open Access Symposium The band plays Go, Fight, Win during its pregame performance at all home football games and after each first down Early Voting for New York 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 during the game and General Election Ends during breaks at men’s and women’s basketball games. The band also plays the Victory Song after each football and basketball home victory. At the Center for Civic Justice, we are committed to developing engaged local and global citizens through voter engagement, Go! Fight! Win! community service, and educational opportunities that are meaningful and make a positive impact. Visit our website and social media S - B - U! S - B - U! channels for upcoming events. stonybrook.edu/civicjustice, instagram.com/civicjusticesbu S! B! U!

13 All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. NOVEMBER 2021 14 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 31 All Saint’s Day 1 Election Day 2 3 Diwali-Deepavali 4 Diversity Recruitment 5 6 2-Part Networking Event Election Day (New York November General Election) is Military Appreciation Month –––––––––––––– Daylight Savings Time 7 Career Week 8 Career Week 9 Career Week 10 Veterans Day 11 Career Week 12 13 Ends –––––––––––––– Veteran’s Day Ceremony Career Week –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 14 Fall 2021 Billing Due Date 15 University Libraries 16 17 Seawolves for Service 18 Rainbow Fall Feast 19 Stony Brook Football 20 STEM Speaker Series vs UAlbany –––––––––––––– Ballet X –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 21 22 University Libraries 23 Thanksgiving Recess - 24 Thanksgiving Day 25 Thanksgiving Recess - 26 Thanksgiving Recess - 27 Concert Series NO CLASSES IN SESSION NO CLASSES IN SESSION NO CLASSES IN SESSION Thanksgiving Recess - –––––––––––––– NO CLASSES IN SESSION –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– Hanukkah 28 Hanukkah 29 Hanukkah 30 1 2 3 4 Thanksgiving Recess - –––––––––––––– NO CLASSES IN SESSION –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Stony Brook University Libraries inspires learning, research, scholarly inquiry and service in an environment dedicated to the open exchange of ideas and information. The University Libraries are engaged in scholarly, cultural and artistic interactions with Stony Brook University, its regional, and global communities by promoting academic engagement; building, preserving and providing access to rich and diverse collections; developing responsive library spaces for diverse user communities; and fostering an innovative culture of learning and assessment.

15 All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. DECEMBER 2021 16 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 28 29 30 Hanukkah 1 Hanukkah 2 Hanukkah 3 Hanukkah 4 Last day of SAT classes NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Hanukkah 5 Hanukkah 6 Reading Day 7 Feast of Immaculate 8 Final Exams for 9 Final Exams for 10 Final Exams for 11 –––––––––––––– Conception M-F classes M-F classes M-F classes Reading Day Last day of M-F classes University Libraries Presents: Pet Final Exams for Stephanie Quayle - –––––––––––––– Therapy Day* M-F classes Holiday Concert –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Reading Day 12 Final Exams for 13 Final Exams for 14 Final Exams for 15 Final Exams for 16 Commencement 17 18 –––––––––––––– M-F classes M-F classes M-F classes M-F classes –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 19 20 21 22 23 24 Christmas 25 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– Kwanzaa 26 Kwanzaa 27 Kwanzaa 28 Kwanzaa 29 Kwanzaa 30 Kwanzaa 31 1 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Stony Brook Hillel strives to create a dynamic space where students feel a sense of community, the desire to explore, the freedom to be authentic and are empowered to lead. Visit our Facebook page or website for upcoming events. stonybrookhillel.org/

17 *All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. JANUARY 2022 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 26 27 28 29 30 31 New Year’s Day 1 Kwanzaa NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 2 3 Classes Begin 4 5 Epiphany 6 Orthodox Christmas 7 8 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 16 Martin Luther King Day - 17 18 19 20 Last day of M-F classes 21 Last day of SAT classes 22 NO CLASSES IN SESSION –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 23 M-F classes begin 24 25 On-Campus Job & 26 27 28 SAT classes begin 29 Internship Fair Last day to change or –––––––––––––– enter an insurance waiver Emerson String Quartet for Spring –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Campus Landmark: It’s a long way from Cretaceous-era Madagascar to present-day Long Island; 8,600 miles and 70 million years, to be precise—but Manjungasaurus crenatissimus looks right at home in the lobby of our Administration Building. The exact replica of the Cretaceous meat-eater is patched together from specimens unearthed on Madagascar by a team of Stony Brook University paleontologists, led by Dr. David Krause of the Department of Anatomical Sciences. The fearsome skeleton has even acquired a nickname: “Stony Bones.”

19 All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. FEBRUARY 2022 20 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

Lunar New Year Complexions Dance 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 Athletics

Checkout what our Athletes are up to by viewing the composite schedule for all Stony Brook 6 7 Employer Resume Review 8 Study Abroad Fair 9 IT/Computer Science Job 10 Engineering Job & 11 Syncopated Ladies 12 Seawolf home games! & Internship Fair Internship Fair Prepare for the Job/ stonybrookathletics. Internship Fair Workshop com/calendar University Libraries Art in Focus University Libraries Room STEM Speaker Series Selection

Students can expect 13 14 University Libraries 15 Community Dialogue 16 17 Business, 18 19 Concert Series Series Communications & the residential room Journalism Job & Internship Fair selection process for the following year to run from mid March through mid April and should watch for more specific information by mid 20 President’s Day 21 22 23 24 25 Russian National 26 February 2021. Ballet - Cinderella NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 27 28 1 2 3 4 5 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Red Hot Tradition: Black History Month is celebrated throughout the United States in the month of February. At Stony Brook, we honor the diversity of our community by celebrating the achievements and acknowledging the struggles of all African Americans. Our annual observance of Black History Month includes panels, symposia, and lectures, as well as cultural and social events.

21 All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. MARCH 2022 22 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 27 28 Maha Shivaratri 1 Ash Wednesday 2 RENT 3 Healthcare, Research & 4 5 Human Services Job & NOTES: Laylat al-Miraj Beginning of Lent Internship Fair –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 6 7 University Libraries 8 9 10 11 Gala 2022 - Yo-Yo Ma 12 STEM Speaker Series University Libraries –––––––––––––– Concert Series –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

13 Spring Break 14 Spring Break 15 Spring Break 16 Daylight Saving Time 17 Laylat al-Bara’at 18 Laylat al-Bara’at 19 –––––––––––––– Starts Holi* Spring Break Purim* –––––––––––––– Spring Break Spring Break –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Spring Break 20 21 22 Community Dialogue 23 24 Not all SHEroes 25 26 –––––––––––––– Series Wear Capes –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

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Send a Care Package: The Residence Hall Association, with the help of On Campus Marketing, will provide a variety of services for families to partake in throughout the year. Programs and products offered will be a way for families to show their college students that they care. Included will be an opportunity to purchase welcome and/or care packages for their student living on campus. For more information contact the Residence Hall Association at (631) 632-9236.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change.23 Please visit the website for the most current information. *Holiday begins at sundown the previous day. APRIL 2022 24 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 27 28 29 30 31 1 Diavolo 2 Beginning of Ramadan NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 3 4 5 6 7 8 The Queens Cartoonists 9 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Palm Sunday 10 11 12 13 14 Good Friday 15 Passover* 16 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Passover 17 Passover 18 Passover 19 Passover 20 Passover 21 Passover 22 23 –––––––––––––– Easter Sunday Fourth Annual Spirit Orthodox Good Friday of Stony Brook Spring –––––––––––––– Concert –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Orthodox Easter University Libraries Roth Regatta –––––––––––––– 24 STEM Speaker Series 25 26 27 28 29 30 Lailat al-Qadr University Libraries –––––––––––––– Concert Series –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Red Hot Tradition: At Stony Brook, Asian American Heritage is celebrated during the month of April to recognize the culture and contributions of Asian Americans. Through the month of April, student groups and campus departments highlight the heritage of Asian Americans through programs, performances, and discussions.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change.25 Please visit the website for the most current information. *Holiday begins at sundown the previous day. Stony Brook University Alma Mater Sandy Shore Music: Peter Winkler Words: Winston Clark

Sandy shore Meeting the Northern sea Ancient ground where newborn dreams arise Scarlet, gray Under azure skies The morning of a lifetime lies in Stony Brook Raise a grateful cheer for Stony Brook!

Youthful joys Youthful folly, too Ancient wisdom seen through youthful eyes Lifelong friends Bound by youthful ties The morning of a lifetime lies in Stony Brook Raise a grateful cheer for Stony Brook!

M AY 2022 26 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 1 2 Eid al-Fitr* 3 4 University Libraries Pet 5 Last day of M-F classes 6 Last day of SAT classes 7 Therapy Day URECA - Celebration of Doo Wop Project The Alma Undergraduate Research Mater

Stony Brook’s Alma Mater, “Sandy Shore; was adopted in 1985 after a composition Reading Day 8 Reading Day 9 Final Exams for 10 Final Exams for 11 Final Exams for 12 Final Exams for 13 Final Exams for 14 M-F classes M-F classes M-F classes M-F classes M-F classes contest. Dr. Peter Winkler, a professor in the Department of Music, in conjunction with lyricist Winston Clark, wrote the winning submission. Carol Marburger, wife of former Reading Day 15 Final Exams for M-F 16 Final Exams for M-F 17 Final Exams for M-F 18 Doctoral Hooding & 19 Commencement 20 21 Classes Classes Classes Baccalaureate Honors University President John Ceremony Marburger, is credited as the guiding spirit behind the song.

The band plays the Alma Mater during its pregame 22 Session I (C) Begins 23 24 25 Ascension Thursday 26 Correction Day - 27 28 performance at all home Follows a MONDAY Schedule football games as well Memorial Day as at the conclusion of Wreath Laying the games as the team stands and salutes the band from the field. The band also plays it at the conclusion of all men’s Memorial Day- 29 NO CLASSES IN SESSION 30 31 1 2 3 4 and women’s home basketball games.

Red Hot Tradition: Commencement is definitely our favorite tradition—the act of proudly sending forth graduates with degrees that are valued around the world. New students can start on the right track by visiting our Career Center. Resources include help finding internships and jobs, resume writing, job fairs, and visits from alumni who are professionals in various fields.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change.27 Please visit the website for the most current information. *Holiday begins at sundown the previous day. JUNE 2022 28 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Shavuot* 5 Shavuot 6 7 8 9 10 11 –––––––––––––– Pentecost –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

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Campus Landmark: Ashley Schiff Memorial Park Preserve. Dr. Ashley Schiff was a dedicated and popular professor of Political Science and avowed naturalist in the early days of Stony Brook University. In 1970, a 26-acre woodland, lined with oak and maple trees, often walked by Professor Schiff and his students, was set aside to honor him. Fauna spotted in the area include garter snakes, Virginia opossums, rabbits, chipmunks and box turtles. The preserve is located between Roth Quad and the Marine Science Research Center.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change.29 Please visit the website for the most current information. *Holiday begins at sundown the previous day. JULY 2022 30 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 26 27 28 29 30 1 Session I Ends 2 NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 3 Fourth of July - 4 Session II (D) Begins 5 6 7 Correction Day - Follows a 8 9 NO CLASSES IN SESSION MONDAY Schedule –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– Eid al-Adha* 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

Campus Landmark: The Zebra Path is a striped geometric walkway connecting the Academic Mall with northern sections of campus beyond John S. Toll Drive. The eye-catching path lies in front of the Career Center and behind the Melville Library. In March 1981, as part of an advanced seminar in public art, Stony Brook student Kim Hardiman won a grant to beautify the campus. Her 232’ x 12’ handpainted walkway, regularly refurbished with new coats of paint, constitutes one student’s lasting tribute to the Stony Brook campus.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. *Holiday begins at sundown the previous day. 31 AUGUST 2022 32 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 NOTES: –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

7 8 9 10 11 12 Session II Ends 13 –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– –––––––––––––– ––––––––––––––

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URECA (Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities) Stony Brook University was one of the first research universities in the country to establish an office for the specific purpose of promoting undergraduate research and creative activities. Since 1997, the URECA Celebration, which takes place every spring, is a university-wide event that showcases the accomplishments of Stony Brook students working with faculty mentors in virtually every discipline.

All dates in this calendar are subject to change. Please visit the website for the most current information. 33 2021-2022 NEW STUDENT AND FAMILY GUIDE

IMPORTANT COVID-19 UPDATE Stony Brook University’s top priority remains the health, safety and well-being of our community. Please note that some of the programs and services outlined in this publication may be impacted by COVID-19 and any subsequent changes to New York State guidelines regarding the safe reopening of schools. For the most current updates on how Stony Brook University is working to ensure your health and safety, visit stonybrook.edu/strongertogether for student-specific FAQs and more detailed guidance.

RESOURCES FOR FAMILIES: New Student Programs: [email protected] ...... (631) 632-6710 Here to support you as your student prepares for their start at SBU, from admission through to the first day of classes stonybrook.edu/orientation/family Family Services and Support: [email protected] ...... (631) 632-6700 Here to partner with you towards your student’s success from your student’s first day of classes through to graduation day stonybrook.edu/familyserviceandsupport College Parents of America: collegeparents.org National Resource Center for First-Year Experience and Students in Transition: sc.edu/fye

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Statement of Community these goals through a range of interventions from informal guidance As members of Stony Brook University, we acknowledge that the primary and reflective conversations through formal student conduct processes purpose of this community is education, including academic achievement, which can lead to restorative and educational outcomes for our students. social development, and personal growth. The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards addresses inappropriate student conduct and serves to educate students on how In committing ourselves to study and work at Stony Brook, we agree to promote equality, civility, caring, responsibility, accountability, and respect. their behavior affects themselves, others, and the University community. We also recognize the importance of understanding and appreciating our University behavioral policies and procedures are outlined in the Code of differences and similarities. Student Responsibility and are reviewed on an annual basis through the As members of a respectful community, we will not encroach on the rights Code Revision Committee, which includes significant student participation. of others, either as individuals or as groups. We recognize that freedom of Students may apply and become Administrative Hearing Board volunteers. expression and opinion entails an obligation to listen to and understand the Once selected, Hearing Board volunteers are trained to hear evidence and beliefs and opinions of others, and to treat others fairly. render fair and objective decisions on allegations brought to the formal We strive to be a responsible community. We are accountable individually for hearing process. For more information please visit our website: our personal behavior and development, and collectively for the welfare of stonybrook.edu/commcms/studentaffairs/ucs/. the community itself. Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 We encourage all Stony Brook community members to celebrate Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, is a federal law that prohibits and express pride in our community’s academic, athletic, and social accomplishments, and to involve themselves in the surrounding local and discrimination on the basis of sex in every educational program or activity global communities. that is federally funded. At Stony Brook, the law protects all students, faculty and staff from sexual discrimination, including all forms of sexual In affirming this statement, we commit ourselves to becoming dedicated, active, and full members of Stony Brook University in each and every role we misconduct, harassment and violence. assume. Available online at Stony Brook University is committed to the mission of Title IX and to stonybrook.edu/commcms/pres/vision/community.html. eliminating sex discrimination. We take our Title IX obligations seriously University Community Standards and we will take immediate and appropriate action to thoroughly investigate sexual harassment and sexual violence, to protect victims The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards supports the and to combat recurrence. Stony Brook’s designated Title IX Coordinator educational mission of Stony Brook University by addressing and resolving is Marjolie Leonard; they can be reached at (631) 632-6280 or situations in which the behavioral choices of students may negatively [email protected]. impact others and/or themselves. Through our student conduct processes and outreach, we educate students on the rights and responsibilities of More information, including detailed definitions and a link to file a community membership, and support the success of individual students complaint, is available on the Title IX online resources website at and the Stony Brook University community as a whole. We aim to achieve stonybrook.edu/titleix.

35 All-Gender and Gender-Specific Facilities Use the campus only by individuals who have attained the age of 21, and in Students, faculty, staff and other members of the Stony Brook University approved locations. Student violation of alcohol and other drug policies will community are permitted to use facilities such as restrooms or locker rooms result in corrective measures that may include student conduct referrals consistent with their gender identity, in compliance with federal and state laws to the Office of University Community Standards. On campus student and regulations, including Title IX. Accommodation of the needs of our entire support and intervention services are available for alcohol and other drug community also includes the creation of all-gender, multi-use restrooms. problems. Students are strongly encouraged to use these services. For All-gender restrooms are available at the Student Activities Center (SAC), more information on the University alcohol and other drug policies please and the Walter J. Hawrys Campus Recreation & Wellness Center and allow refer to the Code of Student Responsibility: stonybrook.edu/commcms/ LGBTQ* individuals, persons with disabilities who may require assistance studentaffairs/ucs/conduct.php. from a companion of a different gender and families with small children to freely use these facilities without facing discrimination or alienation. All public Tobacco-Free Policy single-occupancy bathroom facilities are designated as all-gender for use by In keeping with the University’s desire to provide a respectful, safe, healthy, no more than one occupant at a time or for family or assisted use. For a listing and clean environment for all students, employees, and visitors, the use of of all-gender and single-occupancy restrooms please visit stonybrook.edu/ tobacco products is not permitted at Stony Brook. No forms of tobacco commcms/studentaffairs/lgbtq/ourcampus/restrooms.php use are allowed on University property. This includes all indoor and outdoor Data Privacy Awareness locations. The use of tobacco is also prohibited in all University vehicles, which includes buses, vans, cars, and trucks. The sale of cigarettes and Stony Brook wants to help families be #PrivacyAware and safer online. We encourage you to sign up for National Cyber Security Alliance’s family other tobacco products is prohibited anywhere on University property, and online safety newsletter, #CyberAware, at staysafeonline.org/about- tobacco advertisements must not be publicly displayed at the University. us/contact-us/. Each month you will receive helpful information about For more information on the University Tobacco-Free Policy please visit online safety news and free resources for you and your family. For more stonybrook.edu/commcms/tobaccofree/. information, you can also visit: staysafeonline.org/ or it.stonybrook.edu/policies/d105. Religious Exemption Policy Students, Faculty and Staff may not post or share passwords or other The University is committed to ensuring that every student has the right personal credentials that they may have for any account. All must always to pursue their education while practicing their faith via the Religious use secure passwords that are changed periodically. Any questions, Exemption Policy which covers holidays of many faith traditions. Students please contact (631) 632-9800. are required to alert their professors of any religious conflict before the Email Policy final date of the ‘add/drop’ period every semester. While students will be excused from any classes covered by the policy, they are still responsible for All students are required to check their Stony Brook Google Apps for all work. All student absences in order to practice their faith will be viewed as Education e-mail account on a regular basis from any device on an ‘excused absence,’ with no negative consequence. Faculty are strongly stonybrook.edu/mycloud. Any questions, please contact (631) 632-9800. urged to avoid scheduling examinations, papers, presentations or other Alcohol and Other Drug Policies assignments to be due on any of the major listed holidays. When this is The University has established policies and procedures regarding the unavoidable, students will be given the opportunity for an equivalent make- use and possession of alcoholic beverages and other drugs on property up. Questions about the policy can be directed to the Interfaith Center or owned or leased by Stony Brook University, applicable to all members the Provost’s Office. To view the full Policy Regarding Religious Holidays of the campus community, including students, faculty, staff, alumni, please visit: stonybrook.edu/commcms/provost/faculty/handbook/ and visitors. Alcohol may be purchased, possessed, or consumed on academic_policies/religious_holidays_policy.php. 36 Stony Brook University A to Z Guide All numbers dial area code 631 Academic and Transfer Advising Services (ATAS) ...... 632-7082 Alumni Association ...... 632-6330 ATAS provides overall communication to Stony Brook undergraduates The Stony Brook Alumni Association seeks to reach, serve and engage all about academic advising and the evaluation of transfer credits for general Stony Brook alumni, students and other constituencies to foster a lifelong education requirements. ATAS Advisors assist students to develop their intellectual and emotional connection between the University and its academic plans for graduation and work with students in academic graduates, and to provide the University with goodwill and support. The difficulty. In addition, ATAS evaluates transfer credits and serves as a central Alumni Association offers students and alumni alike, valuable benefits and services, volunteer opportunities and engaging experiences around the communicator regarding academic deadlines, policies, and events to all globe to keep students close to their alma mater. undergraduates. E-1315 Melville Library ATAS advises sophomores, juniors, seniors, and second bachelor degree stonybrook.edu/alumni students in the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, School Athletic Bands ...... 632-4815 of Communication and Journalism and School of Marine and Atmospheric The Spirit of Stony Brook (SOSB) Athletic Bands program is among the most Sciences. important goodwill ambassador organizations at Stony Brook University, 105 Union and one of the most respected and visible on campus. Comprised of stonybrook.edu/advising approximately 200 wind, percussion, and color guard members from across Academic Integrity Office ...... 632-7080 the country, the program strives to provide energy, spirit, and entertaining The Academic Integrity Office, as part of the Division of Undergraduate performances at events on campus and beyond. SOSB is a year-round Education, serves to educate the University community about academic band program, offering opportunities in musical and performance growth, teamwork, and leadership, to meaningfully contribute to the campus integrity. The Academic Judiciary Committee addresses all suspected community. SOSB is a one credit course (MUS 268) open to all students with cases of violations of academic integrity among undergraduate students a background in instrumental music (winds and percussion) or color guard, in the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Business, School of who are interested in marching and pep band. Journalism, School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences and College Stony Brook Union 205-08 of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS). stonybrook.edu/marchingband Undergraduate Student Office Athletics ...... 632-WOLF/9653 E-3310 Melville Library The Department of Athletics oversees 20 NCAA Division I sports. For team stonybrook.edu/commcms/academic_integrity information, a list of schedules, and information on coaches and players, Academic Success and Tutoring Center (ASTC) ...... 632-4920 please visit stonybrookathletics.com. ASTC supports the University’s mission of ensuring a comprehensive, high Blackboard ...... 632-9800 quality undergraduate education by providing services that complement Blackboard is a web-based course management system that many classroom instruction. They offer free academic support services including instructors use to post course information for students. All admitted students one-on-one and small group course-based tutoring, one-on-one skill- have access to Blackboard. To log into Blackboard, student will need to use based tutoring, peer assisted learning (Supplemental Instruction), and their NetlD username and password, which they can set in SOLAR. public speaking courses. 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Block Meal Plans Center for Civic Justice ...... 632-6822 A meal plan that features a specific number of meals to be used throughout The Center for Civic Justice (CCJ) is part of the Department of Student the semester. Sign up online at stonybrook.edu/mealplan. Community Development. CCJ provides services, support and coordination for programs and opportunities that cultivate, develop and empower active Bulletin and engaged Seawolves to positively contribute to the betterment of their The Undergraduate Bulletin is the official publication detailing major and communities through awareness, advocacy and action. minor requirements, degree requirements, course descriptions, academic L20 Union rules and regulations, and other information relevant to undergraduate stonybrook.edu/civicjustice students. Students are responsible for familiarizing themselves with all of the information in the Bulletin, available online. Center for Prevention and Outreach (CPO) ...... 632-2748 stonybrook.edu/ugbulletin CPO offers a wide range of services to address student concerns about Alcohol and other drugs, mental health, general physical and sexual health, Campus Dining Services ...... 632-6517 healthy relationships and sexual violence. CPO focuses on prevention Campus Dining on the West Campus offers a choice of meal plans, usable in and early intervention, and strives to provide information, education and more than six dining facilities encompassing a variety of dining cuisines. resources to individuals, groups and communities so they can take care of stonybrook.edu/dining themselves and each other. CPO’s Survivor Advocate provides support and resources to student victims of violence. Campus Lifetime 108 Union Between 1:00 pm and 2:20 pm every Wednesday during the academic stonybrook.edu/CPO year, very few classes are scheduled, allowing students, faculty, and staff opportunities to participate in campus programs and activities. Child Care ...... 632-6930 Child Care is available right on campus. Stony Brook Child Care is a nationally Campus Residences ...... 632-6750 accredited program and offers exemplary care in a state-of-the art facility Campus Residences oversees all Residence Halls and Residence Hall staff. especially designed for children. Located on the corner of South Drive and If you have a question about living arrangements, contact the appropriate Stony Brook Road, across the street from the South P parking lot. Students, Residence Hall Director. The Campus Residences Central Office is located within Mendelsohn Community (between Irving and O’Neill). faculty and staff may be eligible for tuition assistance. studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/res stonybrook.edu/sb/childcare Career Center ...... 632-6810 China Center ...... 632-7674 Located at the foot of the Zebra Path next to the Library Starbucks, the Over the years, Stony Brook University has developed partnerships with SBU Career Center has resources to help students and alumni explore more than 40 Chinese universities. The China Center was created in order careers, make connections between majors and careers, apply for jobs and to streamline our strengths and resources, and to develop robust China internships (including part-time, summer, co-op, volunteer, paid, and credit), strategies. The China Center also helps Chinese international students with and make a smooth transition from college to work. the admission process, alumni network, and more. Lower Level, Melville Library Room 103, Charles B. Wang Center stonybrook.edu/career stonybrook.edu/chinacenter/

38 All numbers dial area code 631 Class Standing students to Stony Brook University and the local community, and provides Student’s ranking as a freshman (U1), sophomore (U2), junior (U3), or senior them with the tools they need to be successful both on and off campus (U4); based on the number of units completed. L06-02 Union Club Hub facebook.com/StonyBrookCSA Colleges, Schools, and Departments Stony Brook has eight major academic units for undergraduate students Commuter Student Services and Off-Campus Living ...... 632-7353 (College of Arts and Sciences or CAS, College of Engineering and Applied The Office of Commuter Student Services and Off-Campus Living (CSS/ Sciences or CEAS, College of Business, School of Health Technology OCL) is part of the Department of Student Community Development. CSS/ and Management or SHTM, School of Journalism, School of Marine and OCL is committed to contributing to student learning and development, Atmospheric Sciences or SoMAS, School of Nursing, and School of Social by offering support, advocacy, resources, programming, assessment and Welfare) each of which is subdivided into departments. outreach aimed to create a vibrant and holistic higher-education experience College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS) for students who do not reside on campus. CSS/OCL orients commuter Undergraduate Student Office ...... 632-8381 students to Stony Brook University and the local community, and provides CEAS Undergraduate Student Office assists students majoring in, and them with the tools they need to be successful both on and off campus. those interested in pursuing CEAS programs. The Undergraduate Student 205 Union Office staff are actively involved in the recruitment of prospective freshman stonybrook.edu/commuters and transfer students, oversee numerous College-wide events, advise Computer Labs ...... 632-9800 CEAS-related student organizations, administer the unique CEAS-specific There are open computer labs on West Campus (known as SINC Sites) scholarship and tutoring programs, and work closely with the Career Center available to students that are supported by the Division of Information and industry to assist students with finding internship and job opportunities. Technology (DolT). In addition, there are computing centers in each 231 Engineering Building undergraduate residential quad for residents as well as a lab for East stonybrook.edu/ceas-undergrad/ Campus students in the HSC Library. Commuter Meal Plans it.stonybrook.edu/services/sinc-sites Commuter students can choose meal plans that are all dining dollars or a DoIT – Tech Support Central ...... 632-9800 combination of dining dollars and meal swipes. When you pay with dining dollars at East Side and West Side dine-in meal swipe locations, you save The Customer Engagement & Support Service Center provides computer 10% on the door rate! Save the sales tax on every purchase. Sign up online support to students who are having trouble with their personal machines, at stonybrook.edu/mealplan. such as network connectivity issues, software installation issues, or quick hardware diagnostics. Commuter Student Association (CSA) ...... 632-6456 ECC Building- Room 128 The Office of Commuter Student Services and Off-Campus Living (CSS/ it.stonybrook.edu/services/service-center OCL) is part of the Department of Student Community Development. CSS/ OCL is committed to contributing to student learning and development, Corq by offering support, advocacy, resources, programming, assessment and Download the Corq app to discover real time information on all clubs/ outreach aimed to create a vibrant and holistic higher-education experience organizations, events and opportunities to get involved with on campus for students who do not reside on campus. CSS/OCL orients commuter from your mobile device.

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Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) ...... 632-6720 Equity and Access (OEA) ...... 632-6280 CAPS provides free and confidential services to all eligible Stony Brook OEA (formerly Institutional Diversity and Equity) is charged with ensuring students (those currently registered for six credits in a degree program). that the Stony Brook University experience provides equal opportunity and CAPS services include individual, couples, and group counseling; is safe, welcoming and free from discrimination. OEA governs institution- psychiatry/medication management; consultation; crisis intervention; wide compliance with Stony Brook policy and state and federal laws that and community-based programming and campus outreach. CAPS prohibit all forms of discriminatory behavior. We are fully committed to the After Hours counselors are also available by phone, 24/7, to provide prevention and elimination of all forms of discrimination, harassment and immediate support to any student in need. sexual misconduct. West Campus – Student Health Center, 2nd Floor East Campus – 3-040F Health Sciences Center 201 Administration Building studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/caps E-mail: [email protected] stonybrook.edu/oea Degree Works Students can access their degree progress report on SOLAR, which Faculty Student Association (FSA) ...... 632-6517 details all of the degree requirements needed to graduate including major The Faculty Student Association (FSA) provides services to the Stony Brook requirements, residency requirements, SB Curriculum requirements, community, with priority to the student experience, driven by excellence, 120 credits (varies by major/minor), 39 upper-division credits, and a aspirational thinking, fiscal prudence, sustainability, and inclusive practices. 2.0 cumulative GPA. The degree progress report also includes transfer Some of the many services that FSA provides to “make your day better” coursework and AP or other credit by examination. Students should review include meal plan, dining, vending, locker rentals, Wolfie Wallet, textbooks and their degree progress report each semester for accuracy. course materials, campus stores, laundry, and student health insurance. Dining Dollars Family Services and Support ...... 632-6700 Each Dining Dollar is equivalent to $1 and may be used at any dining location on campus. When you pay with dining dollars at East Side and Family Services and Support begins as soon as your student makes the West Side dine-in locations, you save 10% on the door rate! decision to come to Stony Brook. Our New Student Programs team works directly with parents and family members from the point of a student Dining Dollars may be used at any retail dining location. Retail dining locations include: Roth Cafe (including Subway), Jasmine, Student committing to Stony Brook, through their orientation, and until the first Activities Center (SAC), SAC Market, Tabler Cafe, Starbucks, HDV/GLS day of classes. After that time and until your student’s graduation, Family Center, East Side Emporium convenience store, Halal NY and Island Soul Services and Support continues its engagement by providing families with and Market at West Side convenience store. Dining Dollars rollover communication and resources to connect with the University. Family Services from fall to spring, but not to summer or the following academic year, and Support includes a comprehensive website that covers everything from and expire at the end of the spring semester. planning a visit to campus, sending your Seawolf a birthday cake, or sharing EOP/AIM ...... 632-7090 concerns about your student. Family Services and Support partners with The Educational Opportunity Program/Advancement on Individual family members in working toward your student’s success. Merit at Stony Brook University. [email protected] stonybrook.edu/eopaim stonybrook.edu/familyserviceandsupport

40 All numbers dial area code 631 Family Connect: Stay connected and gain valuable insight into campus Global Affairs life, resources and much more through our e-newsletter! The Office of Global Affairs aims to globalize the Stony Brook University Family Events: Events such as Family Welcome and Family Weekend campus and prepare its students for the challenges of the 21st century. It give families the opportunity to be engulfed in our traditions, be further achieves this goal by offering our students the opportunity to go abroad connected to campus resources, and partner with Stony Brook University while at the same time attracting and welcoming international students to in their student’s success! this campus for a quality academic and cultural experience. Please see New Student Programs for family support from orientation E-5311, Melville Library through to the first day of classes. stonybrook.edu/oga Federal Work Study Job Opportunities ...... 632-6840 Google Applications The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Services administers the Federal Google Applications (Apps) for Education is the primary email system Work Study (FWS) Program. Stony Brook currently allows for a variable for everyone at Stony Brook University except Hospital employees and wage scale based on the assignment type and prior experience. All student jobs, including FWS, are posted in Handshake; students are encouraged to members of the School of Medicine and School of Dental Medicine. complete their Handshake profiles and begin applying for opportunities as Stony Brook’s Google Apps suite of products include Mail, Calendar, Drive, soon as they gain access. Contacts, Sites, Groups and a host of other applications to enhance 208 Union communication and real-time collaboration across campus. stonybrook.edu/finaid it.stonybrook.edu/services/google-apps stonybrook.joinhandshake.com/login GPA (Grade Point Average) Financial Aid ...... 632-6840 The unit hours in each course multiplied by the grade in each course divided The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Services is responsible for the by the total number of units. Students earn a GPA each semester and a processing and disbursement of student’s federal, state, and institutional cumulative GPA for all semesters of study. financial aid. 208 Union Graduate School ...... 632-4723 stonybrook.edu/finaid The Graduate School is home to our graduate programs. To view our Food Pantry ...... 632-4956 current list of programs please visit the Graduate Bulletin here: The Stony Brook University Food Pantry serves community members of stonybrook.edu/sb/graduatebulletin/current/ the Stony Brook University community who are food insecure, or who are Second Floor, Computer Science Building at risk of food insecurity. We are committed to being a reliable and stable grad.stonybrook.edu supplemental food source for those who are combating food insecurity Graduate Student Organization (GSO) ...... 632-6492 while providing resources to overcome food insecurity. Our shelves are stocked with healthful options for students, staff and faculty in need of The GSO is the graduate student government. Its purpose is to identify and supplemental food. We look forward to serving you! protect the rights of graduate students, advance their interests, provide a L20 Union forum for public debate, and promote graduate student participation. stonybrook.edu/foodpantry 145 Student Activities Center (631) 632-4956 sbgso.org 41 All numbers dial area code 631

Handshake International Academic Programs ...... 632-7030 Handshake is Stony Brook’s job and internship database featuring on International Academic Programs offers study abroad opportunities for campus and off campus opportunities for students and alumni. Additional students through faculty-led programs or directly enrolling with international features include an employer directory, events calendar, and subscription partner universities. Study Abroad is an excellent opportunity to earn to one or more Career Communities. Student Handshake accounts will be academic credit, while exploring new countries and cultures. Go Far Beyond! activated after registering for classes. Students can access it using their E-1340, Melville Library NetID and Password through the Career Center’s website: stonybrook.edu/studyabroad stonybrook.edu/career, or directly at stonybrook.joinhandshake.com. Lactation Rooms Hazing Prevention Hazing is not tolerated at Stony Brook. Visit stonybrook.edu/ As part of the University’s continued efforts to meet the needs of our hazingprevention to learn more about hazing, our amnesty program, campus community and guests, lactation rooms are provided to support to report incidents, and more. #seawolvesdonthaze. breastfeeding parents’ returning to work, school, or campus. Each room offers a clean, secure, and private space for people who need to express Health Sciences Office of Student Services ...... 444-2111 breast milk during their time on campus. All rooms are equipped with The Health Sciences Office of Student Services (HS OSS) provides comfortable seating, work surface, Medela Symphony pump (hospital- administrative services for the Health Sciences Schools including: Dental Medicine, Health Technology and Management, Medicine, Social Welfare, and grade) and ample electrical outlets. Any questions can be directed to Nursing, as well as the graduate program in public health and the graduate [email protected] program in nutrition. Areas of responsibility include admissions, financial aid, LGBTQ* Services ...... 632-1690 data reporting, event reservations for the Schools and Hospital, and serving LGBTQ* Services strives to provide opportunities to raise awareness and as the advisor to the undergraduate Health Sciences Association. educate about gender, sexuality and LGBTQ* communities. LGBTQ* Services 271 Health Sciences Tower stonybrook.edu/hsstudents strives to create a welcoming, supportive and inclusive campus where students are able and encouraged to bring their entire selves to the table. Health Services ...... 632-6740 2nd Floor, West Side Dining Student Health Service offers comprehensive and cost-effective health stonybrook.edu/lgbtq services for both medical and psychosocial health concerns for all Stony Brook students who have paid their health fee. Libraries ...... 632-7115 Student Health Center The University Libraries are comprised of 6 distinct locations, including the studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/shs/ Melville Library, Math/Physics, Chemistry, Marine and Atmospheric Sciences, Southampton and Health Sciences libraries. The collection has over 2 million Interfaith Center ...... 632-6565 volumes and includes scholarly journals, ebooks, music recordings and The Interfaith Center reflects the many diverse religious traditions on our campus. It is the organization for chaplains and campus ministry persons scores, and a map collection. The Melville Library is the main library on the who are officially selected representatives of religious denominations and West campus and is comprised of the Central and North Reading Rooms, have a major concern for and a working relationship with the University. Main Stacks, Music Library and Special Collections. Information about the Lower Level Union library locations, including the hours, can be found at sbinterfaith.org library.stonybrook.edu/libraries

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Library-Group Study Rooms ...... 632-7148 Meal Plan Office ...... 632-6517 There are 24 study rooms located in the Melville Library and 2 in the This office will help you make changes to your meal plan or add additional Southampton campus library. Most of the spaces include comfortable dining dollars. You can make changes online at seating, whiteboards, and monitors and cable adapters. stonybrook.edu/mealplan, email [email protected], or call. library.stonybrook.edu/research/places-to-study/study-rooms/ Multicultural Affairs ...... 632-7320 Library-Research Assistance ...... 632-7148 The Office of Multicultural Affairs provides programs to maintain an all- Stony Brook University librarians provide students with in-person and inclusive campus community where diversity is valued and celebrated, and virtual reference and research assistance. Students with reference where a positive campus climate is promoted. The office helps to foster a questions and research projects can visit the reference librarian in the campus environment that is welcoming, nurturing, and supportive for all North Reading Room during business hours throughout the semester. members of the university. They can also chat with a librarian via the “Ask Us” button on the library 222 Student Activities Center homepage (library.stonybrook.edu). stonybrook.edu/oma Additionally, students can email their questions to ask@stonybrook. MySBFiles ...... 632-9800 libanswers.com or contact a liaison librarian with subject expertise Students can store files (up to 2 GB) on their MySBfiles, which is network (guides.library.stonybrook.edu/profiles) for individual in-depth file storage that can be accessed from anywhere as long as they have a research assistance. connection to the Internet. In addition, students can post personal web Library-Resource Sharing ...... 632-7133 pages within this space. Through Resource Sharing, students can request from other libraries it.stonybrook.edu/services/mysbfiles books, articles, and other material not held in the Stony Brook University NetlD Libraries’ collection. The University Libraries is a member of the SUNY NetlD is used for access to University services such as: SINC Site computers Libraries Consortium, which makes the collections of other SUNY and printing, MySB drive shares, Blackboard, and more. To set up their NetlD libraries available to Stony Brook students. password, students can use the Stony Brook Password Reset tool by visiting library.stonybrook.edu/services/access-services/resource-sharing/ mypasswords.stonybrook.edu Major it.stonybrook.edu/services/netid Completion of a major is required to graduate from Stony Brook. New Student Programs ...... 632-6710 Completion of a minor is optional. A student’s declared major is noted This office is dedicated to helping new students during Orientation, under “plan” on the unofficial transcript located on SOLAR. Some majors through their first-year experience, and throughout the Stony Brook and programs have special application and entrance requirements. undergraduate experience. We support new families as their student Students are required to declare a major in the middle of sophomore prepares for their start at SBU, from admission through to the first day of year, or upon earning 57 credits toward graduation. classes. Find us on our Facebook page at Stony Brook University: Families Math Learning Center (MLC) and Supporters and our Instagram @newtosbu. Please see Family Services On campus site where students receive free math tutoring. and Support for continued family support through to graduation day. The MLC hours are posted on their website. 106 Union math.stonybrook.edu/MLC stonybrook.edu/orientation

43 All numbers dial area code 631 Office of External Scholarships and Fellowships Each campus Residence Hall is equipped with fire/smoke alarms that signal Nationally competitive external fellowships provide funding for graduate directly to the Police Department. school as well as overseas research and teaching. The External Scholarships Dutchess Hall, South Campus and Fellowships Advisor offers one-on-one mentoring and extended stonybrook.edu/police “boot camps” to help students prepare strong applications for these Program in Academic English (PAE) ...... 632-7706 awards. Stony Brook has a proud history of successes, but every student who goes through the process comes out a winner by honing their writing, PAE is a program within the Department of Linguistics. The PAE serves interviewing and networking skills. undergraduate students through Writing Academic English (WAE) courses. stonybrook.edu/fellowships Students may be required to take WAE courses based on a writing score issued by a committee of WAE experts. Office of University Community Standards ...... 632-6705 S-121 Social and Behavioral Sciences Building The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards supports the linguistics.stonybrook.edu/academic-english/ educational mission of Stony Brook University by addressing and resolving situations in which the behavioral choices of students may negatively Provost ...... 632-7000 impact others and/or themselves. Through our student conduct processes Senior administrator responsible for all academic programs. The Office of and outreach, we educate students on the rights and responsibilities of the Provost also carries responsibility for the academic mission of the West community membership, and support the success of individual students campus, providing direct supervision for all academic units, support services and the Stony Brook University community as a whole. and operations, and coordinating all academic programs. 209 Union 407 Administration Building studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/ucs stonybrook.edu/provost Ombuds Office ...... 632-9200 Recreation and Wellness ...... 632-7168 The Ombuds Office assists students (as well as faculty and staff) seeking The primary goal of the Department of Recreation and Wellness is to information or a resolution of a concern or problem related to their life or enhance the quality of life on campus for the students, faculty and work at the University. Other services include educational workshops on staff by providing a diverse set of programs and facilities to meet their conflict resolution, communication and informal mediation. recreational needs. The Department of Recreation and Wellness 137 Psychology B Building programming includes, group fitness classes, intramural sports, stonybrook.edu/ombuds club sports, informal recreation, lap swim and special events and trips. Police, University ...... 632-3333 studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/rec/ Stony Brook is committed to ensuring the safety of students, employees, and visitors through effective policies and procedures, educational Registrar ...... 632-6175 programming, and community involvement. In case of emergency, dial 333 The Registrar’s Service Counter is where students go for assistance with from on campus phones; dial 632-3333 from private phones. Reports of fire registration, a suppression of directory information, order a transcript, file or medical emergencies, as well as criminal activity, can be made directly to for graduation, file an academic major/minor change, or other academic the University Police from student room telephones or emergency phones. record-related issues.

44 All numbers dial area code 631 Statement of Student Responsibility SB ALERT! Students themselves are responsible for reviewing, understanding, and SB Alert is a comprehensive notification structure used to alert the campus abiding by the University’s regulations, procedures, requirements, community in the event of a major emergency and to provide important and deadlines as described in all official publications and our websites. safety and security information. A mass notification system is used to These publications include, but are not limited to: the Schedule of provide voice, email and text messages to members of the campus Classes, Academic Calendars, Undergraduate and Graduate Bulletins, and community. To receive these messages, students must provide the the Success Book Student Handbook. student’s (not families’ or guardians’ information) cell phone number and Important: All tuition and fees listed under Financial Information (including but not limited to tuition, fees, housing and meal plan costs, and late preferred email address in the SOLAR System. payment fees) provided in the Online Undergraduate Bulletin are subject to stonybrook.edu/sbalert change by the State of New York and/or Stony Brook University. Seawolf 206 Union The mascot of the University’s athletic teams. Also known as “Wolfie.” stonybrook.edu/registrar A Seawolf is a mythical sea creature, and according to the legend of the Residence Hall Association (RHA) ...... 632-9236 Seawolf, anyone fortunate enough to view it is subject to good luck. RHA is a student-run organization which represents the views, concerns, and rights of the residential community while striving to improve the quality SINC ...... 632-9800 of life on campus through various programmatic initiatives. An acronym for Students In Need of Computers, historically known as rha.stonybrook.edu Stony Brook Instructional Networked Computers. These computer labs, located across campus are available to all current students. Residential Safety Program (RSP) ...... 632-6337 it.stonybrook.edu/services/sinc-sites RSP is composed of students who patrol the residential areas of campus, ensuring that activities are safe and orderly. SOLAR System studentaffairs.stonybrook.edu/res The SOLAR (Student On-Line Access to Records) System provides direct Residency Requirement access to academic records, course registration, and personal information. After the 57th credit, whether any of these have been taken at Stony Brook stonybrook.edu/solar or not, at least 36 more toward the degree must be taken at Stony Brook. Staller Center for the Arts ...... 632-2787 Retail Dining Locations Students get discounted tickets for world-class dance, musical, and Use the flexible dining dollars on your ID card to dine on the go at Roth Cafe theatrical performances on the two stages of the Staller Center, which is (including Subway), Jasmine, Student Activities Center (SAC), SAC Market, also home to the Stony Brook Film Festival each summer. Tabler Cafe, Starbucks, HDV/GLS Center, East Side Emporium convenience Staller Center for the Arts store, Halal NY and Island Soul and Market at West Side convenience store. stallercenter.com *Menus and concepts at each dining location are subject to change, for more info visit stonybrook.edu/dining

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Stony Brook Curriculum (SBC) University Life. Through these experiences’ students develop skills to lead All undergraduate students at Stony Brook must complete general at the University and beyond. We are comprised of 3 main areas: Clubs and education coursework that fulfills the learning objectives outlined in the Organizations, Fraternity and Sorority Life, and Programs and Traditions. Stony Brook Curriculum or “SBC” for short. The SBC ensures students will 205 Union learn the skills necessary for life-long learning. Some of the SBC objectives stonybrook.edu/studentengagement will be fulfilled in a student’s major, but others will allow students to explore Student Financial Services new areas of study. Some students may even discover a major, minor, or new Bursar and Student Accounts ...... 632-9316 area of interest by taking courses that fulfill SBC objectives. This office is responsible for student billing, collection of payments, Student Accessibility Support Center (SASC) ...... 632-6748 payment plans, delegated access, and refunds. SASC coordinates advocacy and support services for students with 207 Union disabilities. These services assist in integrating students’ needs with the stonybrook.edu/bursar resources available at the University to eliminate physical or academic Campus Card ID Office ...... 632-2737 barriers and to ensure an accessible academic environment. All information Campus Card HSC ID Office ...... 444-8151 and documentation of student disabilities is confidential. SASC can assist The Campus Card Office issues student ID cards. with University procedures and requirements, and test accommodations as 207 Union or HSC Level 3, Room 162 well as the recruitment of readers, interpreters, and note-takers. Voice/TTY stonybrook.edu/campuscard is available at 632-6548. 107 Union Parking Services ...... 632-AUT0/2886 stonybrook.edu/sasc/ This office oversees all on campus parking, issuing parking permits and billing for parking tickets. Parking permits can be ordered online at their Student Community Development (SCD) ...... 632-7353 website. All students who bring cars to campus must have an appropriate The Department of Student Community Development, comprised of the permit (residential or commuter). Only juniors and seniors can obtain a Center for Civic Justice, Commuter Student Services and Off-Campus residential parking permit. Living, and Student Media/WUSB, is committed to supporting diverse 207 Union and inclusive student communities while meeting the unique needs stonybrook.edu/parking of the individual student. In order to create a sense of belonging and Student Media ...... 632-6828 connectedness, we provide holistic educational and co-curricular learning Student Media is part of the Department of Student Community opportunities, develop engaged local and global citizens, and foster Development. This unit provides information and services to the Stony meaningful and impactful on and off-campus partnerships. Brook campus and surrounding communities through the use of media. 205 Union We offer support to student media outlets in the form of advisement, stonybrook.edu/scd education, event planning, media career resources and public service Student Engagement and Activities ...... 632-9392 announcements for the campus and local community. This area also The Department of Student Engagement and Activities strives to help manages the University radio station, WUSB 90.1FM/107.3FM. students discover their potential and find opportunities to engage in Room 225, Student Activities Center

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Student Support Team ...... 632-7320 111 Union The Student Support Team plays a vital role in maintaining and enriching stonybrook.edu/undergraduate-colleges the campus community. The Student Support Team advocates for student Undergraduate Research and Creative Activities Program needs and coordinates efforts to assist students who may encounter (URECA) ...... 632-7114 challenges or concerns in achieving success at Stony Brook University. The URECA supports undergraduates engaged in faculty-mentored research, office aims to empower students to overcome obstacles to their growth both inside and outside the classroom. informs students about research opportunities on and off campus, and Suite 222, Student Activities Center showcases student work. stonybrook.edu/studentsupport 111 Union stonybrook.edu/ureca Summer Sessions ...... 632-6175 A great way for students to get ahead with their studies is to take classes Undergraduate Student Government (USG) ...... 632-6460 during the summer. More than 600 courses in 90 subjects are offered, USG represents the interests and concerns of the undergraduate student including those that meet core requirements. body. USG’s functions include funding clubs and organizations, advocacy, stonybrook.edu/summer and organizing large-scale campus events. USG is not-for-profit and all Traditions functions are made possible by the Student Activity Fee. Stony Brook University is host to many rich and deep-rooted traditions. Room 202, Student Activities Center Some of our most famous include Midnight Breakfast, Earthstock, stonybrookusg.org Strawberry Fest, WolfStock (Homecoming), Seawolves athletic events, and Unlimited Meal Plans ...... 632-6517 the infamous and nationally renowned Roth Pond Regatta. Unlimited plans include Meal Swipes, Guest Passes and Dining Dollars. Meal stonybrook.edu/sb/traditions Swipes can be used at East Side and West Side meal swipe locations. For Undergraduate Colleges ...... 632-4378 more information visit stonybrook.edu/mealplan. The Undergraduate Colleges are small but vital thematic communities, Veterans Affairs ...... 632-4143 offering individualized support while tailoring the first-year experience for students with similar interests. Each Undergraduate College is led by a The Office of Veterans Affairs is dedicated to serving those who have team of faculty and staff dedicated toward enhancing student success and served, putting their needs in the forefront, and assisting our veterans, offering an integrated approach to undergraduate education. service members and their dependents in receiving their educational 111 Union benefits, facilitating their transition into our college and providing support stonybrook.edu/undergraduate-colleges for their ongoing academic success. If you have any questions about Veterans education benefits, or on campus services, please call or email Undergraduate College Advisors ...... 632-4378 Veterans Affairs at Each Undergraduate College has assigned advisors who are available to help [email protected] first-year students make decisions about a wide range of topics relevant to Room 218, Student Activities Center their academic success: goal setting, course scheduling, academic program stonybrook.edu/vets decisions, explanation and interpretation of University policies, referral to University resources and more!

47 All numbers dial area code 631 Important Phone Numbers Visa and Immigration Services (VIS) ...... 632-INTL/4685 Academic and Transfer Advising Services ...... 632-7082 VIS advises and assists those in F-1 and J-1 status with regard to U.S. Campus Dining (Meal Plan office) ...... 632-6517 immigration matters and regulations. VIS is committed to providing Career Center ...... 632-6810 international students and scholars with the highest level of expertise in College of Engineering and Applied Sciences (CEAS) advising and immigration services. Undergraduate Student Office ...... 632-8381 E-5310 Melville Library Commuter Student Services and Off-Campus Living ...... 632-7353 stonybrook.edu/visa Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) ...... 632-6720 Weather Information ...... 632-SNOW/7669 DoIT Service Desk ...... 632-9800 ...... 444-SNOW/7669 Family Services and Support ...... 632-6700 In case of inclement weather, check the University’s Home Page or the Financial Aid ...... 632-6840 SOLAR System. Food Pantry...... 632-4956 stonybrook.edu/emergency Meal Plan Office ...... 632-6517 Winter Sessions ...... 632-6175 New Student Programs ...... 632-6710 Each January, Stony Brook offers a wide variety of classes that provide Parking and Transportation ...... 632-AUTO/2886 students opportunities to continue their studies and earn up to 4 credits. Registrar ...... 632-6175 stonybrook.edu/winter Student Financial Services ...... 632-9316 Wolfie Wallet ...... 632-6517 Student Health Services ...... 632-6740 The Wolfie Wallet program enables students to pay for shopping on campus Student Support Team ...... 632-7320 and off campus with their student ID card, which acts as a debit card. Undergraduate Colleges (first-year advising) ...... 632-4378 Students can save 8% when they use Wolfie Wallet to pay for purchases Inclement Weather ...... 632-SNOW/7669 at CulinArt dining locations on campus. This is separate from the campus dining meal plan, and students decide how much money to have available University Police ...... 632-3333 on their Wolfie Wallet card. For a complete list of restaurants and shops, Campus Residences ...... 632-6750 discounts and specials, visit stonybrook.edu/wolfiewallet. Chapin (Chapin Apartments) ...... 632-6755 Writing Center ...... 632-7405 Chavez Hall and Tubman Hall ...... 632-2616 The Writing Center is a support service open to all students, faculty, and H Community (Benedict, James, Langmuir) ...... 632-6775 alumni seeking help with writing in all disciplines. They work with individuals Kelly Community (Baruch, Dewey, Eisenhower, and small groups to improve course assignments, develop writing for Hamilton, Schick, Lauterbur) ...... 632-6790 fellowships, graduate, and professional school, and enhance written Mendelsohn Community (Amman, Gray, Irving, O’Neill) ...... 632-6760 communication at all levels. Appointments are in-person and online to Roosevelt Community (Greeley, Keller, Stimson, accommodate commuters and students with disabilities. Wagner, Yang) ...... 632-6800 2009 Humanities Building Roth Community (Cardozo, Gershwin, Hendrix, stonybrook.edu/writingcenter Mount, Whitman) ...... 632-2040 Zebra Path Tabler Community (Douglass, Dreiser, Hand, Sanger, Toscanini) ...... 632-6780 The striped walking path behind the Library, across from the Student Activities Center. West Apartments ...... 632-4728

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