Resources

International students are encouraged to turn to the following people for information, advice, or referral to other helpful resources. The International Student Adviser and your International Adviser (IA) - another student who has had the experience of balancing two or more cultures, languages, and ways of life. Your IA is not only a friend who can help you deal with culture shock or homesickness, but also a source of information and advice. Your IA can help you get involved in international student events.

In addition to the International Student Adviser and your IA, the following resources are available to all students:

Academic issues

The professor of a course
Your faculty adviser
Associate Dean of Studies for Freshmen and Sophomores (ext. 2050)
Registrar's office (ext. 2068)

Campus employment

Financial Aid Services  (ext. 2216)

Career counseling

Office of Career Enhancing Life Services (CELS) (ext. 2770)

Financial Issues

The Dean of Studies (ext. 2050)
Financial Aid Services (ext. 2216)
Accounting (ext.2078)

Health issues

Student Health Services (ext. 2275)
Student Wellness
Student Counseling Services

Safety issues

Campus Safety (ext. 1111 or 2222)
Keys and parking tags (ext. 2250)

Information Services

Information desk (ext. 0 or 2000) 
IT Service desk / computer help, ext. 439-HELP (4357)

Housing

Office of Residential Education and Living (ext. 2834)

Language or Writing Questions

Roth Writing Center (ext. 2173)

Personal issues

Dean of Studies, including the Associate Deans (ext. 2050)
Counseling Services (ext. 4587)
Dean of Student Life (ext. 2825)
The College chaplains, Office of Religious and Spiritual Life (ext. 2451)
Father Bob Washabaugh (ext. 2452)
Rabbi Aaron Rosenberg (ext. 2453)
Your housefellow
Your peer adviser
Your student adviser
Your international adviser