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Student Programs and Services [ 2019-2020 ] ALL ABOUT Depaul FACULTY GUIDE TO Student Programs and Services [ 2019-2020 ] ALL ABOUT DePaul WELCOME TO DEPAUL 3 DEAR FACULTY MEMBER, This Faculty Guide to Student Programs and Services includes information on university resources, supports and co-curricular programs available to our students. The guide is designed to help new and adjunct faculty become knowledgeable resources regarding co-curricular programs and services in order to encourage and support student progress and success. The guide provides easy access to information when a student question or problem arises, and also allows us to better partner with you to support students during their collegiate years. The Division of Student Affairs develops and implements many of the programs and services found in the Faculty Guide to Student Programs and Services. We provide support services, such as counseling, advising and disability accommodations, along with other programs that foster student success, build community and contribute to the development of the whole student. We do this with a belief in the dignity of every individual, a sense of radical hospitality, and through Vincentian personalism. Members of my division are available to assist in helping you identify appropriate programs and resources for your students. Please take advantage of our expertise and reach out to us if you have questions or need additional information regarding co-curricular learning and student support services. Sincerely, Eugene L. Zdziarski, II, PhD Vice President for Student Affairs 3 TABLE OF Contents ABOUT DEPAUL UNIVERSITY FEST | 11 President | 7 Midnight Breakfast | 11 Mission | 7 New Student Service Day | 11 Colleges and Schools | 8 Premiere DePaul | 11 Residence Halls | 12 CAMPUS LANDMARKS Transition DePaul | 12 Brownstones | 9 Vincentian Service Day | 12 Cacciatore Stadium | 9 Welcome Week | 12 The Chapel | 9 Cortelyou Commons | 9 QUESTIONS FACULTY The Egan Statue | 9 MAY ASK The Holtschneider About Student Behavior | 13 Performance Center | 9 About University Counseling Lincoln Park Campus | 9 Services (UCS) | 16 Loop | 9 About the Center for Students LPSC or STU | 9 with Disabilities | 18 The Merle Reskin | 9 Multipurpose Room | 9 QUESTIONS STUDENTS The Pit | 10 MAY ASK About Academics and Studying | 19 The Quad | 10 About Student Organizations | 20 The Ray | 10 About Student Life | 21 Schmitt Academic Center | 10 St. Vincent’s Circle | 10 ACADEMIC AND SUPPORT Sullivan Athletic Center | 10 SERVICES FOR STUDENTS The Theatre School | 10 Academic Advising | 23 Whole Foods Market | 10 Bluestar | 23 Wintrust Arena | 10 Campus Connect | 23 Wish Field | 10 College of Science and Health Tutoring Services | 23 DEPAUL TRADITIONS DeHub | 23 Alumni and Family Weekend | 11 DePaul Central | 24 Blue Demon Week | 11 D2L | 24 Blue Demon Welcome | 11 DPR | 24 Chicago Quarter/Discover Chicago/ Libraries | 24 Explore Chicago | 11 Learning Commons | 25 DemonTHON | 11 4 Office for Academic Advising Support 25| Multicultural Student Success | 38 S.T.A.R.S. | 25 New Student and Family Engagement | 39 Student Government Association | 25 Residential Education | 39 Student Support Services TRiO | 26 Student Involvement | 39 Tutoring | 26 University Counseling Services | 40 Tutoring and Language Learning Center Vice President for Student Affairs |40 (Department of Modern Languages) | 26 University Center for Writing-based STUDENT SERVICES Learning | 27 Provided by other university departments Ventra U-Pass | 27 or divisions Alumni Sharing Knowledge | 41 POLICIES AND Career Center | 42 EXPECTATIONS Catholic Campus Ministry | 42 Academic Integrity | 29 DePaul Central | 43 Alcohol | 29 Financial Aid | 43 Code of Student Responsibility | 29 Financial Fitness Program | 43 FERPA/Student Privacy at DePaul | 30 Global Engagement | 43 Hazing | 30 Housing and Student Centers | 44 Illegal Use or Possession of Ray Meyer Fitness and Controlled Substances | 30 Recreation Center | 45 Sexual and Relationship Violence | 30 Religious Diversity and Student Handbook | 31 Pastoral Care | 45 Student Accounts | 45 STUDENT SERVICES Student Records | 45 Provided by Student Affairs Study Abroad | 45 Adult, Veteran and Commuter Vincentian Service Student Affairs |33 and Formation Office 45| Athletic Academic Advising | 34 Wintrust Bank | 46 Center for Students with Women’s Center | 47 Disabilities | 34 Dean of Students | 35 CAMPUS SECURITY Health Promotion and Wellness | 36 AND TRANSPORTATION DePaul Student Health Services Public Safety Office 49| Sexual and Relationship Parking Services | 49 Violence Prevention Public Transportation | 50 Survivor Support Advocates Substance Misuse Prevention 5 ABOUTALL ABOUT DePaul DePaul University PRESIDENT A. Gabriel Esteban, Ph.D. MISSION The mission statement embodies the principal purposes of DePaul University. As such it is the nexus between past, present and future; the criterion against which plans are formulated and major decisions made; the bond which unites faculty, students, staff, alumni, and trustees as an academic community. As a university, DePaul pursues the preservation, enrichment, and transmission of knowledge and culture across a broad scope of academic disciplines. It treasures its deep roots in the wisdom nourished in Catholic universities from medieval times. The principal distinguishing marks of the university are its Catholic, Vincentian and urban character. Read DePaul’s mission at go.depaul.edu/mission 7 COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS College of Communication College of Science and Health Loop Campus Lincoln Park Campus 14 E. Jackson Blvd. 1110 W. Belden Ave. Suite 1800 McGowan South Building, 4th floor (312) 362-8600 (773) 325-8300 communication.depaul.edu csh.depaul.edu College of Computing and Driehaus College of Business Digital Media Loop Campus Loop Campus 1 E. Jackson Blvd. 243 S. Wabash Ave. DePaul Center, Suite 5100 Mezzanine Level, Room 100 (312) 362-6783 (312) 362-8381 driehaus.depaul.edu cdm.depaul.edu School of Music College of Education Lincoln Park Campus Lincoln Park Campus 804 W. Belden Ave. 2247 N. Halsted (773) 325-7260 Floor 2 music.depaul.edu (773) 325-7740 education.depaul.edu School for Continuing and Professional Studies College of Law Loop Campus Loop Campus 14 E. Jackson Blvd. 25 E. Jackson Blvd. Suite 1400 Suite 931 (312) 362-8001 (312) 362-8701 scps.depaul.edu law.depaul.edu The Theatre School College of Liberal Arts and Lincoln Park Campus Social Sciences 2350 N. Racine Ave. Lincoln Park Campus (773) 325-7917 2352 N. Clifton Ave. theatre.depaul.edu Suite 130 (773) 325-7300 las.depaul.edu 8 CAMPUS Landmarks BROWNSTONES THE HOLTSCHNEIDER The cyber café on the first floor of the PERFORMANCE CENTER Lincoln Park Student Center; the coffee Located on the Lincoln Park Campus shop has a number of computers with along the west side of North Halsted printing capabilities. Street between Fullerton and Belden avenues, includes the 505-seat Mary CACCIATORE STADIUM Patricia Gannon Concert Hall, the 81- Home to Blue Demon women’s softball. seat Brennan Family Recital Hall, and THE CHAPEL the 76-seat Mary A. Dempsey and Part of the music school, located on the Philip H. Corboy Jazz Hall. east side of campus at 800 W. Belden Ave. LINCOLN PARK CAMPUS Characterized by its soaring white steeple, (LPC) it is currently used as a concert hall. One of DePaul’s campuses, located in the CORTELYOU COMMONS Chicago neighborhood of Lincoln Park. Built in 1929 as a dining hall for residents LOOP of the McCormick Theological Seminary, Part of downtown Chicago and home to Cortelyou was acquired by DePaul the Loop Campus. The area is vaguely University in 1976. The building reflects bound by a loop created by the ‘L’ tracks. a Collegiate Gothic style, and now accommodates banquets, receptions, LPSC OR STU presentations and other large events. It is The Lincoln Park Student Center, located at 2324 N. Fremont St. between located at 2250 N. Sheffield Ave., McCabe Hall and the buildings of the on DePaul’s Lincoln Park Campus. School of Music on the Lincoln Park Houses the main campus dining hall, Campus. Brownstones, ETC. convenience/grocery store, and the offices of many of the THE EGAN STATUE departments in the Division of Student Nine-and-a-half foot bronze likeness Affairs. of Monsignor John J. Egan, who began and ended his career at DePaul and THE MERLE RESKIN was known to be a life-long human and The Theatre School’s downtown theatre civil rights activist. The statue sits on located at 60 E. Balbo Dr.—just off a limestone block just outside of the Michigan Avenue. Lincoln Park Student Center at the corner of Belden and Sheffield avenues. MULTIPURPOSE ROOM (MPR) Room 120AB on the first floor of the Student Center that is used for many events. 9 THE PIT WHOLE FOODS MARKET Large area in the Schmitt Academic National grocery chain that specializes Center between DePaul Central and in organic and locally sourced food that the Career Center on the Lincoln Park has a location on DePaul’s Lincoln Park Campus. A great place for students to Campus at Fullerton and Sheffield. study, talk with friends or just hangout. WINTRUST ARENA THE QUAD Located in the South Loop neighborhood Grassy area on the northwest side of at 200 E. Cermak Rd., Wintrust Arena the Lincoln Park Campus between opened in fall 2017, and is the home of University Hall and Richardson Library. Blue Demon men’s basketball. The arena anchors a neighborhood redevelopment THE RAY project, and hosts year-round events, in Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation addition to DePaul basketball. Center, operated by the Campus Recreation Department. WISH FIELD Home field for Blue Demon men’s and SCHMITT ACADEMIC women’s soccer. CENTER (SAC) A building on the Lincoln Park Campus located at 2320 N. Kenmore Ave. ST. VINCENT’S CIRCLE Landscaped area just off the Quad between the Schmitt Academic Center and the library. Statues depict St. Vincent de Paul interacting with two students. SULLIVAN ATHLETIC CENTER Houses DePaul University Athletics and McGrath-Phillips Arena—home to Blue Demon women’s basketball and volleyball. THE THEATRE SCHOOL A 165,000 square-foot, five-story multipurpose facility at 2350 N.
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