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CAMPUS RECREATION STRIVES TO ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCE OF A DIVERSE STUDENT BODY BY ENCOURAGING AN ACTIVE, HEALTHY AND BALANCED LIFESTYLE THROUGH ENGAGEMENT IN OUR RECREATIONAL FACILITIES, PROGRAMS AND SERVICES Tyrrell Fitness Center Elmhurst’s two-story Fitness Center houses state-of-the-art facilities for weight training and physical fitness, and it’s available to all Elmhurst students.

Intramural Sports Intramurals are an opportunity to get active, have fun and meet some like-minded friends. You can form a team and join an Intramural league with weekly matches. Or, if you don’t want to commit to a season of play, you can opt to participate in our monthly tournaments. Past sports include basketball, volleyball, soccer, and others! Group Fitness Classes Tired of making your own workout plans? Join Campus Recreation and our certified fitness instructor for weekly group fitness classes! Past classes include Zumba, Yoga, HITT and other formats! Outdoor Adventure Trips Gather your friends and come explore outside with Campus Recreation! Past trips include white water rafting, kayaking the Chicago River, and tubing in the winter! Trips are added each semester so come join us on our next adventure!

Steven Karasewski serves as the Coordinator for Campus Recreation on campus. He oversees the fitness center, Intramural program, Group Fitness classes, and Outdoor Adventure Trips. If you have any questions about Campus Recreation programming, you can reach Steven at: [email protected] 630-617-5794 POLICY Parking in College-owned or leased lots is For full policies, regulations, PARKING provided primarily for employees on College maps, and other resources visit: business and currently enrolled students. First-year resident students are not permitted elmhurst.edu/security to register a vehicle or park in any Elmhurst College owned or leased parking lots. AND or reference the Student Written requests for an exception to this policy may be directed to Campus Security, Handbook. and must demonstrate a significant and continuing hardship caused by the policy. TRANSPORTATION All visitors must park in designated visitor parking spots. Any visitor parking elsewhere on campus or overnight must obtain a temporary parking hang tag from Campus Security.

GUIDELINES No lot is reserved for any specific campus constituency. Faculty, students, and staff may park in any campus lot or College leased lot. The College leases two remote CONTACT parking areas at local churches approximately one block east of campus. Designated spaces in these lots are available Office of Campus Security to vehicles displaying the College's parking Lower Level-Lehmann Hall sticker during the hours of 6 a.m.-6 p.m.

Storage of vehicles on campus while the Phone: 630-617-3000 driver is not present on campus or away on Email:[email protected] campus-related business is prohibited. Overnight parking is restricted to vehicles

bearing a resident parking permit, unless arrangements have been made in advance with Campus Security.

Common Building Key Parking Lot Location and Usage

AB Accelerator Art Space 1 Schaible Science Center Lot CH Circle Hall (No overnight parking from 2:00- CU Cureton Hall 6:00 a.m.) DA Daniels Hall 7 DH Dinkmeyer Hall 2 Dinkmeyer Hall Lot EP Elm Park Apartments 3 West Hall Lot FC Frick Center 6 FH R.A. Faganel Hall/ 4 Goebel Hall Lot Tyrell Fitness Center (No overnight parking rom 2:00 GB Grounds Building a.m.-6:00 a.m.) GH Goebel Hall HC Hammerscmidt Chapel 4 5 5 Lehmann/Niebuhr Lots IH Irion Hall (No overnight parking from 2:00 LH Lehmann Hall a.m.-6:00 a.m.) LI A.C. Buehler Library 3 MH Memorial Hall 6 Alexander/ Walter Lot 3 MR 103 Myrtle MT Mill Theatre 7 Mill Theatre/ Faganel Hall Lots 2 1 NI Niebuhr Hall

OM Old Main

PA Prospect Apartments

SC Schaible Science

Center 8 Circle Hall, Irion Hall, Daniels SK Schick Hall Hall, and the roadway from Schick ST Stanger Hall Hall to Prospect Ave. WH West Hall (No overnight parking from 2:00 a.m.-6:00 a.m.) VIOLATIONS REGISTRATION STICKER FEES AND FEES OF VEHICLES Resident students will need to obtain a sticker for the school year, and will be A person will be responsible for violations All employees and students currently enrolled charged per term. Costs for this fee are issued for any vehicle registered in their must register their vehicle with Campus included in the student's need calculation for name. Violations of the College's parking Security. financial aid and billed to a student's regulations are subject to a fine. A registered vehicle must display an Elmhurst account.

College parking sticker on the lower, driver's Elm Park/Prospect Apartment Residents Students: Fines are payable at the Office side corner of the front windshield. Stickers must obtain a residential parking sticker and of Student Financial Services in Goebel Hall. are renewed every year for students and a temporary hang tag to park in your Fines that are not immediately paid will be employees. assigned parking space. The hang tag must added to a student’s account. Please note The parking stickers do not have permanent be displayed from your rear view mirror at all that until the account is paid in full, grades adhesive and can be transferred to multiple times and you may not transfer or lend the and transcripts will be withheld, and one may vehicles. Therefore, an individual who hang tag to any other person. You may only not register for the next term or graduate. purchases a parking sticker can register up to park in your assigned space. If it is

3 vehicles with that one sticker number. Only occupied, park in the overnight lots Faculty, Staff and Visitors: Fines are one vehicle is permitted on campus at any (Dinkmeyer Hall, West Hall, and Alexander payable at the Office of Student Financial one time and failure to place the sticker on the Lot) between 2 a.m.-6 a.m. You must get a Services in Goebel Hall. Questions about registered car, or failing to register a car will new hang tag each semester. citations may be directed to the Office of result in a parking fine. Residents living in campus owned Campus Security, Lower Level, Lehmann Anyone bringing a temporary or rental vehicle houses must obtain a residential parking Hall, x3000. to campus must obtain a temporary parking sticker to park in the driveway. You will be

hang tag. held accountable for guests who illegally Anyone wishing to appeal a citation may do If your vehicle is in an accident or replaced, park. so by filling out the back of the ticket and you must remove the sticker from the old car Commuter students, with the exception returning it to Campus Security. The appeal and register the new car under that sticker. of graduate students and those in must be received, in writing, within 5 days of If your sticker rips bring it into Campus accelerated programs, will need to obtain a the date on the citation. Security office and we will replace it. sticker for one year and be billed per term. There is no fee for Elmhurst College Employees. VEHICLE LOT CLOSING SHUTTLE ASSISTANCE INFORMATION

Elmhurst College offers some assistance in The College may need to temporarily close The Bluejay Shuttle is available for the event that your vehicle battery is dead a parking lot for a special event, snow students to visit local shops. or you lock your keys in your car. You may removal, or a necessary repair. Lot closings Stops include Target, Walmart, Whole borrow a battery jumper pack from Campus will generally be posted 24 hours in Foods, Kohl's, Downtown Elmhurst, Oakbrook Center, and CVS. Security. If you lock your keys in your car, a advance. If a driver fails to move a vehicle

Campus Security Officer will be dispatched after signs have been posted, the vehicle It runs on a regular schedule that can be to assist you. Please note that Campus will be ticketed and issued a fine, and may viewed on the Campus Security web page Security may only offer these services to be relocated or towed at the registered under parking and transportation or at: vehicles on College property and officers owner’s expense. Campus Security will elmhurst.edu/bluejayshuttle may not be immediately available to assist attempt to notify the owner before towing a you. This assistance is provided at the vehicle, but it is the owner’s responsibility to You can also download the App vehicle owner’s/driver’s risk, as the move the vehicle in accordance with the BusWhere possibility exists that jump-starting a posted deadline. battery or performing an emergency vehicle or use this QR code: opening may cause damage to your If you must move to a parking lot that you

vehicle. Elmhurst College assumes no have not been authorized to park in, or if

liability for this damage, and assistance is you are unsure of where to move your car, provided at the requestor’s risk when call Campus Security at 630-617-3000 and appropriately skilled personnel are we can assist you in finding a lot or come available. by the Campus Security Office to obtain a temporary hang tag.

Campus Security Pick up an Emergency 01 Located in Lehman Hall- 04 Response Procedures CAMPUS Lower Level flip chart at the Office Open 24/7/365 of Campus Security SECURITY We prefer you call us for and keep it handy emergencies (before 911) as we are the closest TOP 10 LIST emergency responders Make sure you know 05 where each of the Visit the Campus following are from 02 Security Website your current location 10 THINGS EVERY Frequently anytime you are on ELMHURST COLLEGE Elmhurst.edu/security campus Campus Map, Shuttle Two campus phones STUDENT SHOULD Schedules, and more! KNOW Two exits Register for EC Alerts One fire extinguisher One safety shelter 03 Visit location Elmhurst.edu/security--> One Automated External sign up for Emergency Defibrillator (AED) Alerts (Bottom right) --> Sign Up (Top right) Lock It or Lose It Choose what you would Theft is the #1 crime on like to be notified about. 06 all college campuses Add multiple numbers including Elmhurst with the call or text option College (must have phone nearby Secure lockers, desk, office cabinets, office to enter validation code). doors, car doors, etc. Automatically active for Don't leave valuables four years and opt out at unattended any point Annual Security & Parking Fire Report Register your 08 Contact Us 07 Elmhurst.edu/clery vehicle(s) in the and click Annual Office open 24/7 Office of Campus Security and Fire Security each school Lehman Hall, Lower Level Safety Report. year Call (630) 617-3000 Your tag is good for or ext. 3000 on a campus both semesters and If you lose keys or phone the fee will be added access cards, report to your student 09 it the Security Office account immediately. Place the sticker on your front windshield www.facebook.com/ElmhurstCollegeCS/ in the lower driver's side Sexual Assult/ Read the Motor 10 Suicide/ Self Harm/ Vehicle Rules and Threat Against Regulations in your Persons or Properties @ECampusSecurity Student Handbook Must be reported to Parking rules apply Campus Security 24/7 immediately. One sticker may be @ec.campus.security used to register up We do not promise to 3 vehicles. If you confidentiality- if you are unable to move know something, you your sticker, get a should report it to the temporary hang tag Contact us with any college so we may parking questions inform the victim of (overnight parking, their options and take jump starts, lock action. outs, etc.) Follow us!

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Required Online Training Courses at Elmhurst College

Welcome New Bluejay!

Elmhurst College’s mission is to inspire intellectual and personal growth in our students, preparing them for meaningful and ethical contributions to a diverse, global society. To help get you started on this journey, the College takes pride in educating students about maintaining a safe and welcoming campus for all students. Beyond this, the State of Illinois requires that students at colleges and universities in the state undergo training on specific topics like sexual misconduct prevention.

To introduce you to our community expectations, we require all new Elmhurst College students to complete our online training program run by EVERFI. On August 18, 2020, you will receive information from EVERFI via your Elmhurst College email address regarding how to access your required training courses and their deadlines for completion. (If you attend the last Advising & Registration Day on August 25, 2020, you will receive this information on August 27, 2020.)

The courses you will need to complete and their approximate length of time for completion are the following: AlcoholEdu for College (60-90 minutes); Prescription Drug Abuse Prevention (30-40 minutes); Sexual Assault Prevention for Undergraduates (60 minutes); and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion for Students (45 minutes). We hope that by completing these courses, you will become more familiar with our expectations and hopes for you as a new Bluejay.

If you have questions, please contact me using the information provided below. I appreciate your cooperation and look forward to seeing you on campus soon!

Sincerely,

Jennifer K. Duffield, M.A. Assistant Dean of Students & Title IX Deputy Coordinator for Students Elmhurst College [email protected] | (630) 617-5199

The FERPA Release

FERPA (Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act) is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student education records. The law applies to all schools that receive funds under an applicable program of the U.S. Department of Education. FERPA gives parents certain rights with respect to their children's education records. These rights transfer to the student when he or she reaches the age of 18 or attends a school beyond the high school level. Students at Elmhurst may choose to complete a FERPA Release, allowing Student Financial Services, Advising, and/or Student Affairs to discuss their educational records with other individuals on their behalf. Completed FERPA Releases can be returned to the Office of Student Financial Services by the student, themselves, with a valid photo ID; or students may return the release to Student Financial Services via their Elmhurst e-mail account. We must receive the completed FERPA Release from the student.

Authorization for Release of Student Records In accordance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), Elmhurst College may only release student records directly to the student, unless prior written authorization is given by the student. By filling out this form you give permission for others to view and have access to your student records. By default, your records will not be released to anyone else until this form is properly filled out. Student Information

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Email Daytime Phone Number Date of Birth

Street Address City State

Initial to indicate which records to be released

All Academic Records (records include: admissions and registration information, grades, assessment test scores, academic progress status,  residency information, and any other documentation contained in the academic records) All Student Account Records (records include: amounts due for tuition and fees, sources of payment for tuition and fees, refund information, records  hold information as it relates to parking tickets, library fines, financial aid repayments and any other information contained in student account records)  All Financial Aid Records (records include: status of file, award and disbursement of funds information, satisfactory academic progress status, income information, and any other information contained in the financial aid application or file)

 All Student Affairs Records (Case management, student conduct, housing and residence life, law enforcement unit) Other (Please specify) ______

The following individuals are authorized to access the information specified above. PIN required for phone conversations

Please PRINT full name(s):

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Student Signature

I understand that although I am not required to release this information, I am giving my consent to the Elmhurst College to disclose these records. Student Initial ______

This authorization shall stay in effect August 31 of current academic year only or until such time as I revoke it in writing to the Registrar, if earlier. Student Initial ______

______Student Signature Date

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OAA 02/19 OUR STAFF Student Health Services is staffed by board certified nurse practitioners and a board certified physician. Whether you need a quick check-up or ongoing medical support, we’re here to help. STUDENT EMERGENCY HEALTH INFORMATION SERVICES In case of police, fire or medical emergency, call 911 or Campus Security at: (630) 617–3000

AFTER HOURS Edward-Elmhurst Heath Emergency Department 155 E. Brush Hill Road, Elmhurst, IL 60126 Main Phone: (331) 221–1000

THE WELLNESS CENTER Niebuhr Hall, Room 010 Lower Level, East Entrance Student Health Services is Office: (630) 617–3565 committed to providing high quality Fax: (630) 617–3255 care that supports students’ physical, Email: [email protected] mental and spiritual wellness. elmhurst.edu/wellness STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES

ELIGIBILITY SERVICES MEDICAL HISTORY/ All currently enrolled Elmhurst College • Acute Illness Evaluation and Treatment IMMUNIZATION students are welcome to use our services. REQUIREMENTS • Women’s/Men’s Health Services All students are required to submit a STUDENT HEALTH • Physical Exams medical history/immunization record. SERVICE HOURS Students may obtain a copy of their Appointments are scheduled • Allergy Injections (must be on immunization history from a primary care Monday–Friday, 8:00 am–4:00 pm. maintenance) provider, former high school or previous Please call (630) 617-3565 to make • Immunizations (routine and travel) 4-year college. A physical exam is not an appointment. required. • Lab Work Walk-in hours are available. No Complete the form online at: appointment needed. Please call for • Free Testing: Cholesterol, STD, elmhurst.edu/immunization specific times. Strep and Pregnancy Once completed, please print and email, • Medications including antibiotics, oral mail, or fax back to the Wellness Center. FEES AND PAYMENT contraceptives and other prescription OPTIONS medication Students who can’t find immunization Health Services visits are free of charge. records need to be re-vaccinated or have a • Health Education and Wellness Promotion Medications, vaccines, physicals and lab blood test to confirm immunity. Vaccines, work are provided at the lowest possible • Referrals to Specialists TB skin test, and blood test are available in cost to students. Payment can be made by the Wellness Center for a fee. check, credit/debit card, or charged to the • Loan Items: crutches, wheelchairs, student account. While we do not accept heating pads (free) SERENITY ROOM insurance, we can provide receipts that • Massage Therapy The Wellness Center provides a room (NH students are able to submit to their 001) designed for relaxation and stress relief. insurance companies. • Self-Care Center (free) The room is equipped with a light box, relaxation and meditation CDs and a variety CONFIDENTIALITY of other resources to promote self-care. We adhere to state law and the ethics of our profession, which means confidentiality is of the utmost importance.

STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE 190 Prospect Avenue, Elmhurst, Illinois 60126-3296 Please submit the form via mail or fax no later than June 1 for Fall Semester Phone: (630) 617-3565 Fax: (630) 617-3255 and December 1 for Spring Semester Email: [email protected]

Last Name First Name M.I. Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy) Student ID (7 digits)

Home Address City/State/Zip Country Gender Student Cell Phone

Semester and year of first enrollment: Email Fall (year) Spring (year) Summer (year)

IMMUNIZATION RECORD:

A physical exam is not required. It is an Illinois State Law for all students attending a four-year college and born after 1956 to obtain certain immunizations. You may have your primary care provider, former high-school, or previous college fax your records to the Student Health Service. If you are unable to obtain your immunization dates, you will need to be revaccinated or have an immunity profile (blood test) done to confirm your immunity. Vaccines, TB skin tests, and immunity profiles are available in the Student Health Services for a fee. All forms must be submitted no later than June 1 for Fall and December 1 for Spring. Students with incomplete immunization records will be put on a “medical hold” and will be unable to register for classes in their second semester.

REQUIRED IMMUNIZATIONS (Dates Required)

MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) 2 doses of MMR vaccine administered on or after 12 months of age OR 1. 2. positive serum titers to all three mm/dd/yy mm/dd/yy diseases (attach lab report) MENINGOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE Menactra or Menveo is required for all students 21 years of age and younger. 1. 2. NOTE: A 2nd vaccine must be given mm/dd/yy if the 1st vaccine was given before mm/dd/yy age 16. Tetanus-Diphtheria-Pertussis Any combination of three or more doses of Tetanus-Diphtheria-Pertussis. (DPT, DTP, DT, DTap, Td, Tdap) One dose must be Tdap. The last dose must be within ten years of the first day of the first semester.

Td Td Td 1. Tdap 2. Tdap 3. Tdap mm/dd/yy DTP/DTap mm/dd/yy DTP/DTap mm/dd/yy DTP/DTap

RECOMMENDED IMMUNIZATIONS (Complete if received) HEPATITIS B (Series of 3) 1. 2. 3. mm/dd/yy mm/dd/yy mm/dd/yy VARICELLA (Chicken Pox) 1. 2. Had Varicella mm/dd/yy mm/dd/yy (Chickenpox)

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ONLY: Call Student Health Services at (630) 617-3565 for a Tuberculosis Screening when you arrive on campus. Tuberculosis Skin Test/PPD Results: Negative Positive 1. mm/dd/yy mm induration:

REQUIRED HEALTH CARE PROVIDER INFORMATION Provider name (print or stamp) Date

Address Phone

Last Name First Name M.I. Date of Birth (mm/dd/yy) Student ID (7 digits)

Home Address City/State/Zip Country Gender Student Cell Phone

PERSONAL HEALTH HISTORY: Please check all conditions/diseases you have had. If none apply, check this box

General Respiratory Musculoskeletal Emotional Health Anemia Asthma Arthritis Alcohol/Substance Abuse Autism Spectrum Bronchitis Fibromyalgia Anxiety/Panic Attacks Cerebral Palsy Pneumonia Scoliosis Attention Deficit (ADD/ADHD) Fatigue Skeletal Disorder Depression Learning Disorder Gastrointestinal Eating Disorder Sleep Issues Celiac Disease Neurological Mental Health Hospitalization Weight Gain/Loss (recent) Crohn’s Disease Congenital /Spinal Cord Injury PTSD Diverticulosis Head Injury/Concussion Skin Suicidal Thoughts Acne Dyspepsia (Heartburn) Headache, reccurent Eczema Gallbladder Disease Multiple Sclerosis Infectious Disease Skin cancer Irritable Bowel Syndrome Seizure Disorder Hepatitis Ulcerative Colitis HIV/AIDS Psoriasis Endocrine Meningitis Head/Ears/Eyes/Nose/Throat Genitourinary/Gyne Diabetes Tuberculosis Chronic Ear Infections Hernia (PCOS) Polycystic Ovarian Hearing Impairment Kidney Disease Syndrome Other: Visual Impairment Kidney Stones Thyroid Disorder Cardiovascular/Vessel Menstrual Conditions Blood Clotting Disorder Urinary tract Infections Congenital Heart Defect Heart Murmur High Blood Pressure

Surgeries, conditions or hospitalizations not listed above: None

Routine medications/vitamins/supplements (please list drug, dose and reason): None

Allergies (please list allergies to medications, foods, environmental or insects): None

FAMILY HISTORY: Has any immediate family member had any of the following?

Alcohol/Substance Abuse Heart Disease Mental Health Treatment Adopted, History Unknown Asthma High Blood Pressure Seizure Disorder Other Cancer Kidney Disease Stroke Diabetes Migraine Sudden Death before age 50

PERSON(S) TO NOTIFY IN CASE OF EMERGENCY

Name Relationship Phone

Parent Consent for Treatment: All students under 18 years of age enrolled at Elmhurst College must have parental permission before they may receive medical care at Student Health Service. We ask that you sign this statement. I hereby give permission for the medical staff of Elmhurst College Student Health Services to perform diagnostic and therapeutic treatment as they deem necessary.

Signature of parent/guardian of student under 18 Date

LEARNING CENTER A.C. Buehler Library Main Floor elmhurst.edu/LC

FREE TUTORING Writing Math & Statistics Biology Kinesiology Chemistry Spanish French Psychology Political Science Computer Science

ACADEMIC COACHING WORKSHOPS TEST PREP (GRE, SAT, etc.) Contact Susan Roach, Director 630-617-3155 [email protected] Emmi McAdams, Tutoring Coordinator 630-617-5376 [email protected]

ACCESS AND DISABILITY SERVICES ADS works hard to provide accessible programs and reasonable accommodations for students with a range of disabilities. Our inclusive approach includes innovative educational programs, cross-campus collaboration and self-regulated learning.

Contact Linda Harrell Access & Disability Services Coordinator 630-617-6448 [email protected] elmhurst.edu/ADS NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION

We’re revamping our Orientation Programs to ensure you continue to bond with your classmates and learn about the campus while staying safe! We can’t wait to meet you!

Please continue to hold August 26-29, 2020 for your Orientation!

More updates to come over the summer! SORORITY & FRATERNITY LIFE

3 1 % O F ALL SORORITY/ STUDENTS FRATERNITY GPA: 3.2 A R E F I R S T @ecsfl GENERATION

30% OF STUDENTS https://www.elmhurst. edu/student-life/get- COMMUTE TO CAMPUS involved/sorority- fraternity-life/

46 MEMBERS FRATERNITIES PARTICIPATED IN Alpha Sigma Phi | ΑΣΦ A STUDY AWAY 30 MEMBERS PROGRAM COMPETED Alpha Tau Omega | ΑΤΩ IN NCAA Lambda Chi Alpha | ΛΧΑ DIVISION III Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. | ΑΦΑ ATHLETICS COMMUNITY SERVICE SORORITIES HOURS SERVED: 8,640 Alpha Phi | ΑΦ Kappa Kappa Gamma | ΚΚΓ Phi Mu | ΦΜ $19,054 PHILANTHROPY Sigma Kappa | ΣΚ DOLLARS RAISED Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. | ΣΓΡ Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. | ΣΛΓ LEARN MORE HISTORICALLY BLACK ORGANIZATIONS Amanda Santucci - Coordinator of Student Activities and Sorority and Fraternity Life Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. | ΑΦΑ [email protected] Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. | ΣΓΡ Sorority Recruitment: https://enroll.icsrecruiter.com/pan/elmcoll MULTICULUTRAL ORGANIZATION Fraternity Recruitment: https://tinyurl.com/fraternity-interest Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority, Inc. | ΣΛΓ

Student Financial Services

Checklist

Welcome to Elmhurst! We’re happy to have you! Below, you’ll find a few to-dos and reminders to help make your first year at Elmhurst run smoothly. o Accept your Federal Student Loans on Self Service if you need additional financial assistance. • Review your full financial aid package by logging into to the Campus Portal and clicking on Self Service. • Complete Entrance Counseling and a Master Promissory Note on studentaid.gov if you are borrowing student loans for the first time. • Parents: Review options for additional borrowing in your name on studentaid.gov (PLUS Loan) o View your tuition bill on Touchnet. • About 48 hours after your registration date, log in to the Campus Portal (my.elmhurst.edu) and go to Touchnet Deposits & Payments. • Review your balance and prepare for payment. • Enroll in a payment plan by August 15th or pay in full. Fall semester tuition is due by August 15th. o Interested in working on campus? Review job openings on your Campus Portal beginning July 1st. • Head to your Campus Portal (my.elmhurst.edu) and click the Student Life tab to find Job Opportunities for students. • If you are hired, be sure you have access to a photo ID and your passport, birth certificate, or social security card for Human Resources. o Make sure you know how to access your Elmhurst e-mail account. • Student Financial Services will use only this account to contact you. • If you have trouble accessing this inbox, contact the Help Desk. o Complete a FERPA Release for Student Financial Services. • If you know another individual will want to work with SFS regarding your financial aid or billing, their name has to be on file with our office. • Filling out a FERPA Release will give our office permission to speak with another person on your behalf.

Student Financial Services (630)617-3075 [email protected] OFFICE OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENT Get Involved on Campus!

Our Mission The Office of Student Involvement is dedicated to enhancing the holistic student experience through comprehensive programming, services, and resources, which promote campus vibrancy, personel development, and community engagement.

What we do... Who we are... Campus Programming Cheryl Leoni Student Organizations Associate Dean of Students and Sorority & Fraternity life Director of the Frick Center Student Government Amanda Santucci Commuter Resources Coordinator of Student Activities and Sorority/Fraternity Life Frick Center & Bluejay Roost Hayley Delia Wozny Campus Recreation Coordinator of Student Activities Intramural Sports and Student Leadership Homecoming Steven Karasewski Leadership Development Coordinator for Campus and MUCH MUCH MORE! Recreation

@EC_ODI @ECSFL (630)617-3389 Contact Info: @EC_CampusRec [email protected] www.elmhurst.edu/student-life/

S t a y ENGAGED ! THERE ARE A WIDE VARIETY OF CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS TO PARTICIPATE IN !

ACADEMIC & PROFESSIONAL LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Accounting, Finance & Economics Omicron Delta Kappa Alpha Epsilon Delta Orientation Student Leaders American Marketing Association Residence Hall Association Aspiring Rehabilitationists Club Resident Advisors Beta Beta Beta Student Ambassadors Chemistry Club Student Athlete Advisory Council Elmhurst College Honors Organization Student Government Association Elmhurst College Mock Trial Programming Board Kappa Delta Pi NSSLHA SPECIAL INTEREST Phi Beta Delta Craft Club Pre-Dental Club Garden Club Pre-SOMA Rugby Football Club Pre-Veterinary & Animal Welfare Society Stock Market Club Student Nurses' Association Student Veteran Association SORORITIES CULTURAL IDENTITY Alpha Phi Kappa Kappa Gamma Asian Club of Elmhurst Phi Mu Black Student Union Sigma Kappa Coalition of Multicultural Engagement Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. International Club Sigma Lambda Gamma National Sorority Inc. Latino Student Association Panhellenic Council Polish Club Queer Straight Alliance FRATERNITIES PUBLICATIONS & MEDIA Alpha Sigma Phi MiddleWestern Voice Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. The Leader Alpha Tau Omega WRSE 88.7FM Lambda Chi Alpha RELIGIOUS & FAITH Interfraternity Council Bluejay Catholic PERFORMING ARTS Campus Crusade for Christ (CRU) Cheerleading Phi Mu Alpha Muslim Student Association EC Dance Company Sinfonia Spiritual Life Council Gospel Choir Poms Squad SOCIAL ACTION & SERVICE Jaylightz Dance Sigma Alpha Iota Alpha Phi Omega Habitat for Team Theatrical Best Buddies Humanity Jazz Band Productions BluejayTHON Hope for Gold Percussion Theta Alpha Phi EC Justice Relay for Life Ensemble Women's Chorus

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Want to be your own boss? At Elmhurst College, the Elmhurst Entrepreneur in Residence Entrepreneurs initiative provides students with the necessary Virtual or in-person coaching knowledge, resources and mentorship to make real their Think Space entrepreneurial dreams. Speaker series (virtual and in-person) Entrepreneurship Entrepreneur in Residence Networking events Learning entrepreneurship is Discover what it takes to develop Skills assessment very different from learning your entrepreneurial idea and take Pitch competitions anything else. The Elmhurst it to the next level by meeting with Entrepreneurs initiative uses our Entrepreneur in Residence (EIR). Real-life experience an applied entrepreneurial Through in-person or virtual meetings, Open to all majors approach to help students the EIR provides professional guidance Student entrepreneurship group identify their strengths and and mentoring that will help you with social outings, events, and talents and how to work on expand your knowledge and navigate conferences improving them. Through your next steps. The EIR also creates one on one coaching with our connections with individuals who own Entrepreneur in Residence and their businesses to offer further real- Partnerships distinctive programming like world perspective. PNC Bank Pitch competitions and the Innovation DuPage Innovation DuPage incubator Interdisciplinary partnership, the sky is the limit Think Space for your growth. You will learn how to critically think and Have any ideas in mind? Stop by the analyze all the vital components dedicated Elmhurst Entrepreneurs involved with your starting your Think Space. All students and own company or new business entrepreneurial ideas are welcomed ideas to ensure success. and nurtured. So no matter what your major is, the Think Space exists to inspire networking and the cross pollination of ideas.

The program has allowed me to exceed what I thought were my limits in an entrepreneurial focus. It provided me the ability to interact with a growing new company off-campus who took a product and a service nationwide in just four months. It has given me the avenue to show what I can achieve with an entrepreneurial spirit! Alexander Ralph ’23 Fast Facts

2,891 undergraduates Students choose Elmhurst College for hundreds of reasons, 13:1 student-faculty ratio from our welcoming community to our distinguished faculty and exceptional academics. 0 courses taught by graduate assistants Thrive at a Top College 60+ majors Elmhurst ranks among the best colleges and universities in the Midwest, according to U.S. News & World Report and Forbes magazine. The College 15 preprofessional programs also ranks among the top schools in Illinois in Money magazine’s nationwide list of Best Colleges for Your Money. 100+ student clubs and organizations You’ll Get an Exceptional Education 20 Division III athletic teams No matter which of our 60-plus majors you choose, you’ll learn from faculty who are scholars and experts in their fields. Classes are small here, so your residence halls 6 professors will get to know you, take an active interest in your future, and help you find your own professional path. 968 students living on campus

10 sororities and fraternities You’ll Love Our Location 30 minutes from downtown Our gorgeous campus is a green oasis in the heart of a quiet suburb—but Chicago it’s also just a few blocks from the Elmhurst Metra station, where you can catch the train for a 30-minute ride to downtown Chicago. That means easy 68 countries where students access to tons of fun and endless professional opportunities. study abroad You’ll Get a Head Start on Your Career 100% of new, full-time students receiving some type of At Elmhurst, you’ll gain real-world experience starting your first year. financial aid Internships, professional mentors and shadowing experiences will help you define your future and give you the skills to reach your full potential. 93% of Elmhurst College Employers love Elmhurst graduates, because they’re ready to make valuable graduates employed or in contributions from the first day on the job. graduate school within a year of graduating

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PRE- PROFESSIONAL AdvisingWCPE What We Offer Russell G. Weigand Center for Career Guidance Internships Professional Excellence Résumé Reviews Mentoring Start Planning a Great Future Health Professions Advising Ready for your launch to a dynamic career? The Weigand Center at Elmhurst Pre-Law Advising will help you explore your passions, define your goals, ignite your professional Career Fairs Job Listings curiosity—and prepare you to thrive in an ever-changing world. Interest Assessments Job Shadowing EXPLORE CAREERS AND DEFINE YOUR STRENGTHS Graduate School Guidance Career preparation starts early at Elmhurst. As soon as your first year, we’ll help you identify your Alumni Career Advising interests, choose a major, set career goals and prepare for an effective job search. Our job shadowing Sample Internships program gives you the chance to accompany a professional through a workday to explore whether a particular career is a good fit. Our mentoring program connects you with a professional for ongoing Aldi Corp. career guidance. Our Career Education staff will help you craft a strong résumé and prepare for successful Argonne National Laboratory interviews, and you can use our services after you graduate. Blistex BMO Harris Bank EXPERIENCE A CAREER FIRSTHAND Brookfield Zoo An internship provides hands-on experience and boosts your marketability. The Weigand Center has an Chicago Fire Soccer Club extensive network of industry professionals, so your internship options are wide and varied. Our students Chicago Symphony Orchestra have worked at hundreds of sites, including Ernst & Young, Ravinia, Argonne National Laboratory, CME Group Chicago Fire Soccer Club and Walt Disney World. Many of our internships lead to full-time job offers after Easter Seals graduation. Elmhurst Hospital Ernst & Young PREPARE FOR LAW SCHOOL OR A CAREER IN HEALTH CARE Jewel-Osco Planning a career in health care or law? We’ll support you every step of the way. Our specialized Magnificent Mile Association advisors will guide you through the process of applying to professional school and make sure you’re Make-A-Wish Foundation meeting all the program requirements. For students interested in health careers, we offer several early Morgan Stanley admission programs as well as a minor in medical humanities to support your examination of ethical NAMI-Dupage issues in health care. NBC Chicago Porte Brown Ravinia “For my internship at CBS, I got to go to Cubs and White Sox Robert Bosch events and interview managers, players, even owners. The The Chicago Dogs internship has given me the professional experience and Walt Disney World confidence I need to move forward as a sports journalist.” William Blair & Company —Christian Canizal, interdisciplinary communication studies

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2,831 undergraduates 14 students per faculty member Your Elmhurst Journey Starts Here. 18 students in a class (on average)

0 courses taught by graduate Students choose Elmhurst College for hundreds of reasons, from our assistants welcoming community to our distinguished faculty and exceptional academics. 60 majors 15 pre-professional programs TOP COLLEGE unlimited internships and Elmhurst ranks among the best colleges and universities in the Midwest, according to U.S. News & other career opportunities World Report and Forbes magazine. The College also ranks among the top schools in Illinois in Money 100+ student clubs and magazine’s nationwide list of Best Colleges for Your Money. organizations YOU’LL GET AN EXCEPTIONAL EDUCATION. 20 Division III athletic teams No matter which of our 60 majors you choose, you’ll learn from faculty who are scholars and experts in 6 residence halls their fields. Classes are small here, so your professors will get to know you, take an active interest in your 930 students live on campus future, and help you find your own professional path. 8 Greek organizations YOU’LL LOVE OUR LOCATION. 30 minutes from downtown Our gorgeous campus is a green oasis in the heart of a quiet suburb—but it’s also just a few blocks from Chicago the Elmhurst Metra station, where you can catch the train for a 30-minute ride to downtown Chicago. 68 countries where students That means easy access to tons of fun and endless professional opportunities. study abroad YOU’LL GET A HEAD START ON YOUR CAREER. 100% of new students receive At Elmhurst, you’ll gain real-world experience starting your first year. Internships, professional mentors some type of financial aid and shadowing experiences will help you define your future and give you the skills to reach your full potential. Employers love Elmhurst graduates, because they’re ready to make valuable contributions from the first day on the job.

Percentage of Elmhurst College graduates are employed 93% or in graduate school within a year of graduating. Selected Programs in Health Care

Chiropractic Medicine Health Professions Dentistry Diagnostic Medical Health care careers account for many of the nation’s fastest-growing jobs, Sonography according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And at Elmhurst College, we’ll Exercise Science Medical Humanities (Minor) help you prepare to reach your potential in any area of health care—from Medical Laboratory Science dentistry to veterinary medicine and from nursing to exercise science. (Clinical Laboratory Sciences) Medicine Nuclear Medicine Technology PARTNERS AND MENTORS Nursing Health Professions Advising in the Weigand Center for Professional Excellence at Elmhurst College is devoted Occupational Therapy exclusively to preparing students for careers in health care. Our advisors will connect you with clinical Optometry internships and career opportunities, and prepare you for professional school applications and job interviews. Pharmacy You could also collaborate with faculty on research, present your findings at professional conferences, and Physical Therapy Physician Assistant share billing with them on published papers. Podiatry Radiation Therapy A FOCUS ON CARING Speech-Language Pathology The health professions demand compassion and ethics along with confidence and intellect. We offer a Veterinary Medicine unique medical humanities minor that includes a clinical internship. With a focus on the importance of ethics, communications and relationships in caregiving, this minor has become one way for our students to Sampling of Professional distinguish themselves from other graduate and professional school applicants in the health professions. School Acceptances YOUR COMPETITIVE EDGE Elmhurst College Elmhurst has academic affiliations that allow students to apply for early admission to professional Illinois College of Optometry health care programs, giving them a competitive edge. Our students gain admission to graduate and Loyola University Chicago professional programs at impressive rates, and nearly all of our graduates in professional programs Michigan State University like nursing are employed within a year of graduation. At Elmhurst, you’ll develop the confidence to Midwestern University lead, the communication skills vital to work in a team, and the ethical perspectives to thrive in diverse New York University Northwestern University settings. You’ll be prepared for all the unpredictable challenges of a changing world. Rosalind Franklin University Rush University Southern Illinois University “ The combination of small class sizes, a diversified campus, and University of Florida passionate faculty members allowed me to receive a personalized University of Illinois, Chicago University of Illinois, Urbana education of the highest quality—an education that I believe has University of Iowa contributed greatly to my success in PA school.” University of Southern California — Melinda Vickers, Physician Assistant Student, Baylor College of Medicine University of Wisconsin, Madison

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2,831 undergraduates 14 students per faculty member Your Elmhurst Journey Starts Here. 18 students in a class (on average)

Percentage of Elmhurst College graduates are employed 93% or in graduate school within a year of graduating. Law-Related Courses Constitutional Law I Pre-Law Constitutional Law II Criminal Law Is law school in your future? At Elmhurst, you’ll gain the intellectual skills that Logic law schools prize. And our pre-law advising program will help you navigate the Mock Trial admission process—and get in to the school of your dreams. Philosophy of Law

Experiences A FLEXIBLE CURRICULUM Elmhurst’s pre-law program offers the flexibility to choose the majors and minors that interest you LSAT Workshops most. Law schools don’t require any particular major; instead, they look for students who reason clearly, Law School Application communicate effectively, and understand different perspectives—exactly the skills you’ll develop Workshops through Elmhurst’s liberal arts curriculum. Court Tours and Trial Observation A PERSONAL APPROACH Attorney Guest Speakers Elmhurst pre-law students meet regularly with a dedicated pre-law advisor beginning as early as the Pre-Law Club first year of college. Your advisor will guide you through the entire process of applying to law school, including LSAT prep, requesting recommendation letters and writing personal statements. It’s all Law School Placements about helping you stay on the path to law school.

Georgetown University REAL-WORLD EXPERIENCE Emory University We’ll connect you with internships, mentors and shadowing experiences that fit your interests. Elmhurst University of Illinois at students preparing for law school have worked in law offices, legal clinics, community organizations, Urbana-Champaign state legislatures, and even in the halls of the U.S. Capitol. Pennsylvania State Case Western Reserve IN THE HEART OF IT ALL IIT Chicago-Kent Our location—just outside Chicago—means big opportunities for you. You’ll be close to courts, big law Loyola University Chicago firms, large companies and other internship sites. And you’ll have access to all the fun of one of the DePaul University world’s great cities.

Mock Trial “ The pre-law program at Elmhurst gives you access to opportunities Learn firsthand about the like Mock Trial, LSAT preparation, and speakers with a background American legal system. In in law. It’s been very helpful in developing my skills and learning this course, you’ll work on about law school.” — Tim Misner a nationally assigned case, developing prosecution and defense positions. You’ll compete regionally and Lisa Woods, J.D. nationally, arguing your case Pre-Law Advisor, Weigand Center for Professional Excellence in front of working attorneys (630) 617-6466 | [email protected] and judges.

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2,831 undergraduates 14 students per faculty member Your Elmhurst Journey Starts Here. 18 students in a class (on average)

Percentage of Elmhurst College graduates are employed 93% or in graduate school within a year of graduating. Russell G. Weigand Center for PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE

START PLANNING A GREAT FUTURE What We Offer Ready for your launch to a dynamic career? The Weigand Career Guidance Internships Center at Elmhurst will help you explore your passions, define Résumé Reviews your goals, ignite your professional curiosity—and prepare you Mentoring to thrive in an ever-changing world. Health Professions Advising Pre-Law Advising Career Fairs Explore Careers and Center has an extensive network Job Listings Define Your Strengths of industry professionals, so your Interest Assessments internship options are wide and Job Shadowing Career preparation starts early at varied. Our students have worked Graduate School Guidance Elmhurst. As soon as your first year, at hundreds of sites, including Ernst Alumni Career Advising we’ll help you identify your interests, & Young, Ravinia, Argonne National choose a major, set career goals and Laboratory, Chicago Fire Soccer Club Sample Internships prepare for an effective job search. and Walt Disney World. Many of our Aldi Corp. Our job shadowing program gives internships lead to full-time job offers Argonne National Laboratory you the chance to accompany a after graduation. professional through a workday to Blistex explore whether a particular career BMO Harris Bank is a good fit. Our mentoring program Prepare for Law School or Brookfield Zoo connects you with a professional a Career in Health Care Chicago Fire Soccer Club Chicago Symphony Orchestra for ongoing career guidance. Our Planning a career in health care or CME Group Career Education staff will help you law? We’ll support you every step Easter Seals craft a strong résumé and prepare for of the way. Our specialized advisors Elmhurst Hospital successful interviews, and you can will guide you through the process Ernst & Young use our services after you graduate. of applying to professional school Jewel-Osco and make sure you’re meeting all the Magnificent Mile Association Experience a Career program requirements. For students Make-A-Wish Foundation Firsthand interested in health careers, we offer Morgan Stanley several early admission programs as NAMI-Dupage An internship provides hands- well as a minor in medical humanities NBC Chicago on experience and boosts your to support your examination of ethical Porte Brown marketability. The Weigand issues in health care. Ravinia Robert Bosch The Chicago Dogs Walt Disney World William Blair & Company For my internship at CBS, I got to go to Cubs and White Sox events and interview managers, players, even owners. The internship has given me the professional experience and confidence I need to move forward as a sports journalist. Christian Canizal Fast Facts

Elmhurst College will become Elmhurst University in June 2020

Office of Admission (630) 617-3400 190 Prospect Avenue [email protected] Elmhurst, Illinois 60126 elmhurst.edu/wcpe

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SERVICES Psycho-Educational Workshops: Serenity Room: The Wellness Center Counseling Services provides a variety of Counseling Services offers a Workshop-on- provides a room (NH 001) designed for services to help students understand their Request program. We’ll come to your class, relaxation and stress relief. The room is problems and themselves, achieve more residence hall, group or team to present equipped with a light box, relaxation and satisfying relationships, improve their workshops on a variety of topics. meditation CDs and a variety of other academic performance and make more resources to promote self-care. effective life and career choices. Some possible topics include:

Individual, Couples and • Assertiveness Self-Help Library: The Self-Help Library

Group Counseling: Individuals and couples • Stress Management & Relaxation offers resources on a variety of topics can work one-on-one with a counselor or • Eating Disorders related to personal, social and health issues, as well as academic skills. We also in a group to explore their concerns and • Body Image work toward a better understanding and • Depression and Suicide offer screenings for depression, anxiety, resolution of their difficulties. Counseling • Coping with Anxiety eating disorders, and alcohol use. Services offers general and specific-topic • Alcohol Use • Healthy Relationships groups. There is a 30-session limit for Referrals for Private Therapy: If problems individual and couples counseling, with a • Communication Skills • Domestic Violence exceed the scope of our counseling focus, 15-session limit per year, but there are no resources are not available within the • Dealing with Divorce session limits for groups. college, or the session limit has been met, • Mindfulness we will help students obtain private Confidentiality: We adhere to state law • Anger Management therapy outside of Counseling Services. An and the ethics of our profession, which • Perfectionism extensive referral binder is located at the means confidentiality is of the utmost Wellness Center to meet the diverse needs importance. If you are interested in scheduling a workshop, please contact Counseling of the campus community. Services at (630) 617-3565 at least two weeks Psychiatric Services: Psychiatric services prior to the workshop to make are available to students who have been arrangements. We ask that you have a referred by a Wellness Center staff minimum of 10 attendees at the workshop. member.