Associated Students of OSU - ASOSU is every student at Oregon State University. We exist as an
organization to promote academic excellence, encourage the intellectual, social, cultural, and physical
development of the student body, and enable the student body to assert its varied interests as citizens
and members of the academic community through democratic representation.
Our mission is to promote self-governance and leadership within the student body of Oregon State
University, thereby enhancing the educational, social and cultural experience of the students.
The ASOSU Director of Nontraditional Affairs is your ally on campus. This position serves all Oregon
State University students who identify as nontraditional. If you feel you are a nontraditional student,
you are! As nontraditional students we require services that may differ from those generally advertised.
While the following handbook is, unfortunately, not comprehensive it does provide lists of services and
offices that may be of interest to many different types of nontraditional students. As always, if you have
any questions or comments please feel free to contact any of us at the ASOSU offices located in 149
Snell Hall.
Nontraditional.affairs@oregonstate.edu
Student Parents
General Contact Info
Childcare and Family Resources
B009D Kerr Administration Building
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-4906
8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Contact the Childcare and Family Resources Coordinator with any questions
oregonstate.edu/childcare
Services
Include lactation rooms & on-campus parent resources map (CAN WE ADD THIS MAP?)
http://oregonstate.edu/childcare/lactation-rooms#38
Free On-Campus Childcare
Our Little Village
Valley Library
Room 3564
Mon - Wed 2:30pm - 9:30pm, Sat 10:00am - 8:00pm, Sun 10:00am - 9:30pm
Three hour maximum limit
Dixon Recreation Center
1st floor
Mon - Wed 2:30pm - 9:00pm, Sat - Sun 10:00am - 8:00pm
Two hour maximum limit
Contact: Site Coordinator
oregonstate.edu/childcare/ourlittlevillage
Campus Childcare
Beaver Beginnings
NAEYC Accredited child care center
Full- and part-time care
1262 SW Adams
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
Contact: (541) 737-4641
cclc.com/osu
OSU Child Development Lab
Morning classes: Tues - Fri 8:30am - 11:45am (breakfast & lunch)
Afternoon classes: Tues - Fri 1:00pm - 3:45pm (snack)
Bates Hall
Contact: (541) 737-2516
health.oregonstate.edu/child-development-laboratory
Off-Campus
Family Connections
Linn-Benton Community College
6500 Pacific Boulevard SW
Albany, Oregon 97231
www.lbcc.cc.or.us
(541) 917-4899
Child Care Subsidy
Students
Subsidy will pay for any licensed, registered or exempt child care provider
Application available at Childcare & Family Resources the first day of fall term and due
by 12pm on the 3rd Friday of fall term
Faculty/Staff
Application available at Childcare & Family Resources the first day of fall term and due
by 12pm on the 3rd Friday of fall term
Contact: Childcare & Family Resources
(541) 737-4906
familyresources@oregonstate.edu
B009 Kerr Administration Building
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
Care.com
OSU students, faculty, and staff have free access to this online resource. Search
childcare, babysitting, house-keeping services and more
login to www.care.com/osu using your ONID email
Student/Parent Advisory Board
The board serves to improve resources for student parents to ensure academic success
Visit the Childcare & Family Resources website for further information on these and other
services.
http://oregonstate.edu/childcare/home
Food Services
General Contact Info
Human Services Resource Center
149 Snell Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-9127
www.oregonstate.edu/hsrc
Clare Cady
Human Services Resource Coordinator
clare.cady@oregonstate.edu
(541) 737-9127
On Campus Services
OSU Emergency Food Pantry
Snell/MU East
Open twice per month – 5pm - 8pm
Check online or visit Snell 149 for more information
(541) 737-3473
Emergency Food
Snell 230
Weekdays 9am - 5pm
MealBux
Offers OSU students a way to pay for a few meals on campus
Applications found at Snell 230 or oregonstate.edu/hsrc
(541) 737-3747
Off Campus Services
SNAP Office
South Corvallis Food Bank
1750 SW 3rd St. Suite M
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
Mon & Wed 1pm - 3pm, Thurs 5pm - 7pm, Sat 10am - 12pm
(541) 753-4263
Education Support
Student Support Services
Help students succeed by giving access to many resources available to those in TriO-SSS
Program
Contact for Initial Assessment: (541) 737-9326
trio.sss@oregonstate.edu
Contact: Student Support Services
Oregon State University
301 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-3998
University Exploratory Studies Program
Academic and career advising for undeclared undergraduates
Contact: 102 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-8144
UESP.Advisor@oregonstate.edu
Women Returning to Higher Education (WORTHE)
Undergraduate first year experience for women at least 25 years of age.
Focuses on increasing the academic success of women at least 25 years of age
Hours: Mon – Thurs 9am – 6pm
Fri 9am – 5pm
Contact: Women’s Center, Benton Annex
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
http://oregonstate.edu/womenscenter/worthe-womens-center
Academic Success Center
Contact: 102 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
www.success.oregonstate.edu
(541) 737-2272
Writing Centers
www.cwl.oregonstate.edu/writing-center-descrip
Waldo Hall Writing Center
Mon-Fri 9:00am – 4:00pm
Contact: 123 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-5640
Student Success Center
Mon-Fri 9:00am – 4:00pm
Second Floor, South Study
By appointment only
Valley Library Writing Desk
Mon-Wed 5:00pm – 9:00pm
Thursday 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Sunday 2:00pm – 9:00pm
By appointment only
Coaching for Academic Success
Contact: Academic Success Center
102 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-2272
www.success.oregonstate.edu/asc-success-resources
Academic Learning Services
Contact: Academic Success Center
102 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-2272
www.success.oregonstate.edu/what-academic-learning-services-program
Supplemental Instruction
Service for students taking high risk classes (generally maths, biologies, chemistries,
zoologies)
Contact: Academic Success Center
102 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-2272
www.success.oregonstate.edu/what-supplemental-instruction
Career Services
Contact: B008 Kerr Administration Building
Oregon State University
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-4085
http://oregonstate.edu/career/
Legal/Advising/Advocating
Office of Advocacy
Guides OSU students who have disputes within Oregon State University
Includes: Academic advising, grade appeal, financial aid questions, faculty misconduct and more
Contact: Associated Students of Oregon State University
Legal Advocacy
www.oregonstate.edu/dept/asosu-advocacy
Ombuds
Confidential conflict management services
Includes: interpersonal conflict, miscommunication, ethical dilemmas, self-help and more
Visit: 116A Waldo Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
www.oregonstate.edu/ombuds
Student Legal Services
Legal advising for students with non-OSU related disputes
Contact: Associated Students of Oregon State University
Director of Student Legal Services
asosu@acessthelaw.org
www.asosu.oregonstate.edu/legal-advising
Office of Equity & Inclusion
Integrates Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity, Community and Diversity, and Women’s
Advancement and Gender Equity
General Contact: 526 Kerr Administration OR 330 Snell Hall
Corvallis, Oregon 97331
(541) 737-3556
International
Resources & Information for International Students
Culture Shock & Homesick ?
New Student &Family Outreach - New
Student Programs & Family Outreach serves as a campus leader in
facilitating the transition process for new students and their parent/family members. We promote and
enhance successful transitions through collaborative programs and outreach.
New Student Programs & Family Outreach:
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Support student growth and development throughout their first year at OSU.
Provide new students and their families with informative and engaging orientation programs.
Support specific transitional resources for unique student populations (e.g. Veterans, international
students, Degree Partnership Program students, transfer students, multicultural students, nontraditional students, first-generation students).
Familiarize students with the campus and community.
Develop supportive partnerships with parents and family members of new students.
Provide meaningful student employment and internship opportunities for current OSU students.
B009 Kerr Administration Building
541-737-7627
http://oregonstate.edu/newstudents/about-us
Send home an E-postcard - http://oregonstate.edu/main/firstyear/e-postcards
U-ENGAGE Course- U-Engage
is a 2-credit course for new students to further understand and cope with their
new life here as university students and the OSU experience. In a smaller class environment, new students
explore a particular academic area of interest together. Additionally, students will gain an understanding
of campus resources and explore the tips & habits of highly successful students
New Student Programs & Family Outreach
B009 Kerr Administration Building
541-737-7627
http://oregonstate.edu/newstudents/u-engage/home
Academic Resources :
IDEA- International
Degree and Education Abroad provide OSU students with outstanding international
academic opportunities that develop their international/intercultural knowledge, skills, and awareness for
the future needs of the state of Oregon through effective management of education abroad programs and
the International Degree; ethical and supportive advising; and collaboration with other OSU units and
exterior international education organizations. The IDEA office is a “mini-university.”
The IDEA office recruits and enrolls ID and Education Abroad students; advises and orients them;
welcomes them back upon return and assists them with processing their experiences; processes their
credit; for ID students - assists in the degree audit process; collaborates with various offices on campus to
create policies for all of the above; assesses and responds to risk and security issues overseas; creates
agreements for collaboration with institutions worldwide; collaborates with the alumni and foundation
offices to inform alumni of IDEA programs and outcomes and raise scholarship funds for future IDEA
students; and collaborates with Academic Programs and the SAAC to review new proposals, evaluate
existing programs and assess learning outcomes for IDEA programs.
Heckart Lodge
541.737.3006
http://oregonstate.edu/international/studyabroad/about-idea
International Program- IP
seeks to foster, coordinate and advocate for programs and services that have an
international dimension. IP is a creative catalyst to help OSU become a premier international university,
with its mission reflecting global interdependence and the increasingly international basis of Oregon's
economy. IP engages in entrepreneurial efforts to provide the resources necessary to support its mission.
International Living-Learning Center (ILLC)
541.737.3006
http://oregonstate.edu/international/about-international-programs
Campus Resources :
International Students of Oregon State University (ISOSU) - The International Students of Oregon State
University (ISOSU) leads in creating a community that enhances and influences the student experience.
ISOSU facilitates cross-cultural interaction and understanding by inviting many voices from around the
world to be heard. ISOSU is committed to supporting and developing a wide range of international
opportunities for the OSU community focusing on the education of issues and appreciation of cultures on
this university campus.
http://oregonstate.edu/sli/isosu/
International Resource Centre ( IRC) - The International Resource Center (IRC) was established in the
Fall of 2009 as a space where international students and culturally curious locals can gather.
ISOSU and the Campus Alliance for International Resources (CAIR) partner with various groups on
campus to make services available at the IRC to those who seek them. For example, the International
Welcome Center (held in the IRC) functions during the summer to provide assistance to new international
students and their families by answering questions and introducing fellow international students.
http://oregonstate.edu/sli/isosu/irc
ISAS- International Student Advising and Services furthers the internationalization of the university and
the community by providing services to more than 2900 international students and their families from
over 90 countries.
ISAS advances the free exchange of ideas and culture through advocacy, education, service, outreach and
engagement.
ISAS - Heckart Lodge Office: 541-737-6310
International Living-Learning Center (ILLC) Suite A110: 541-737-4660
http://oregonstate.edu/international/node/25121
ISS- The mission of the Office of Intercultural Student Affairs is to build the intercultural and CrossCultural capacity of students through high-impact pedagogical practices and support services, so as to
best inform and empower them in a globally diverse and engaged world.
Check out the Cross Cultural Mentoring Program- for international students, domestic students, faculty,
staff and community members.
A150 Kerr Admin
541-737-9030
http://oregonstate.edu/dept/iss/
ASOSU – International Affairs - The international student affairs task force is specifically to assist ASOSU
in promoting the well being of international students at Oregon State University. This includes but is not
limited to, outreach and advocacy on behalf of international students, working to ensure all international
students are supported in every way and assisting international students in gaining access to resources.
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If you need to voice out any concerns/problems about your life and experience here, come talk to us! We
keep everything private and confidential. Plus, we do our very best to help each and every international
student here at OSU and create change. Email us at international.affairs@oregonstate.edu
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If you have a great idea for international students that OSU should listen to, we speak on your behalf!
Visit us at Snell 149 or email us. We want all international students to be as involved as they can to better
your lives and your educational experience here at OSU. We would be happy to hear your thoughts, and
meet each and every international student here.
Accessibility
Oregon State University Accessibility Information
Oregon State University strives to have an inclusive, accessible campus, and has programs that offer
accommodations, education, consultation, and advocacy for the differently-abled community.
Accessibility.affairs@oregonstate.edu
Oregon State University Disability Access Services
Disability Access Services (DAS) facilitates access to University programs and services for
students, faculty, staff, and visitors with disabilities through accommodations, education,
consultation, and advocacy. DAS offers the following available services:
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Alternative Format – converts required course materials into accessible formats.
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Alternative Testing – testing accommodations can be arranged for those who are
eligible.
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Classroom Access – provides accessible classroom locations and accessibility within
the classroom (i.e. accessible computers and seating).
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Deaf and Hard of Hearing Access Services – offers accessible audio/video
materials, FM systems, interpreting services, and real-time transcribing.
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Note-taking Services – note-takers are paid to provide students with electronic or
hard copies of class notes.
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Additional Notification to Faculty – further explanation regarding the impact of
and necessity for accommodations can be provided to instructors.
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Academic Coaching - DAS academic coaches are available to discuss study skills
and time management, and can also provide referrals to other support services in
order to enhance student learning and academic success in the classroom.
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Lab Assistants – are able to assist students when a disability limits participation
during laboratory sessions.
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Library Assistants – provides assistance in reading, scribing, or retrieving materials
while doing course-related library research.
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DAS Early Registration – Students are eligible for early registration if they must
register with the university early in order to meet DAS accommodation request
deadlines.
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Flexibility with Assignments or Deadlines – eligible students may make
arrangements with their instructor or department regarding attendance and deadlines.
Students with a documented disability have the right to receive reasonable accommodations.
In order to receive accommodations through the university, students must apply to DAS and
provide the DAS office with the necessary documentation. Students applying for
accommodations must respond to requests for information, as well as schedule and
complete a required orientation. Students must request accommodations according to the
DAS Timeline for Service Requests before and during each term of attendance.
For more information regarding accommodations, visit the DAS website:
ds.oregonstate.edu/
For information regarding available scholarships for students with disabilities, visit
http://ds.oregonstate.edu/current/scholarships.php
Alternative Transportation
Benton County Dial-A-Bus
 Dial-A-Bus is a non-profit program providing transportation service to ADA certified
disabled people.
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Operates throughout Benton County.
Runs Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Saturday from 8:50 a.m. to
6:00 p.m., and Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Phone: 541-752-2615
Website: http://dialabus.org/index.htm
Albany Call-A-Ride
 Albany Call-A-Ride is available to people of all ages with disabilities who are unable to
access fixed route bus services.
 Operates throughout the Albany City limits.
 Runs Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
 $1.00 per person for each one-way trip.
 Phone: 541-917-7500
 E-mail: explore@cityofalbany.net
 Website: http://www.cityofalbany.net/departments/public-works/transit/call-a-rideservice
Graduate
General Information:
Fellowships, scholarships, financial aid, admission requirements, tuition and fees, degrees, certificates
and majors.
For information on these topics and more, go to the OSU General Catalogue & Schedule of Classes:
Visit: catalog.oregonstate.edu
Click: “Graduate Student Information”
The Coalition of Graduate Employees (CGE):
The Coalition of Graduate Employees (CGE) represents the interests and rights of Oregon State
University’s graduate employees through the bargaining and maintenance of a fair working contract. We
strive to create a community of graduate employees empowered to advocate for collective issues.
Key Values of CGE are:
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Member-driven collective action
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Advocacy
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Equality and justice
Who Can Join?
Any OSU graduate employee can join CGE, Gradate Teaching Assistants and Graduate Research
Assistance who are in the Bargaining Unit become full members. All other graduate employees become
associate members. CGE member dues are 2% of your monthly salary before taxes.
Events:
In addition to their advocacy work, CGE also puts on a number of events throughout the year. All events
are open to the general graduate student population and include: Trivia Nights, BBQs, and the “Civil War
Brew Off” – which pits CGE members in a homebrew taste test competition against the University of
Oregon’s GTFs.
Contact and More Information:
The CGE website can be found at http://cge6069.org/
The Coalition office is in the basement of Westminster House
101 NW 23rd St.
Corvallis, OR 97330
Graduate Assistant Health Insurance:
Student Health Services provides information on graduate student health insurance plans. Health plans for
Graduate Assistants are provided by PacificSource and are Mandatory to all eligible assistants. More
information on preferred providers, waivers, premiums and other frequently asked questions can be found
on the student health website.
Contact:
Web: http://studenthealth.oregonstate.edu/graduate-fellow
Email: OSUstudent.insurance@oregonstate.edu
Phone: 541-737-7568
PacificSource Customer Service:
Email: cs@pacificsource.com
Phone: 1-888-977-9299
Graduate Conference Registration Subsidy:
The Graduate Conference Registration Subsidy is available for Graduate Students to help further their
academic experience outside of the OSU classroom. HSRC can provide up to $150 per student each fiscal
year (July-June). Proof of attendance is required. Students must also fill out the OSU Reimbursement
Request form. More information and forms can be found on the HSRC website or in their office.
Contact:
Office: Snell Hall 230
Phone: 541-737-3747
Email: internal.hsrc@oregonstate.edu
Web: www.oregonstate.edu/hsrc/resources
Listservs:
Many graduate students who are new to OSU are unfamiliar with the listservs and/or where to find out
what kinds of lists they could be on. Listservs are helpful for: social groups/clubs, activism, and
professional development.
Web: lists.oregonstate.edu/mailman/listinfo
Library Resources:
The Valley Library provides a number os services for students. Each academic area has its own librarian
assigned to it. They can help narrow down or broaden literature review topics, find the most effective
ways to search for different material, help you keep track of what you find, and much more. Various
library resources for graduate students can be found online. In addition, library study rooms can be
reserved online.
Web: osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/services/graduate.html
Room Reservation: osulibrary.oregonstate.edu/rooms
Director of Graduate Affairs graduate.affairs@oregonstate.edu
Health and wellness
The purpose of the ASOSU Director of Wellness Affairs, along with providing and directing students to
the proper resources, is to get a gage of what is important to the student population and ensure that
the student voices are heard when it comes to their wellness. There are seven aspects of wellness:
emotional, physical, social, occupational, spiritual, environmental, and intellectual, and there are various
resources on campus, most of which your student fees pay for, that cater to at least one aspect.
Here are some to get you started:
Student Health Services (SHS)
201 Plageman Building
Corvallis, OR 97331
Phone: 541-737-9355
Hours:
Monday – Friday 9am to 6pm
Saturday 10am – 3pm
Sunday Closed
Summer Hours:
Monday – Friday 9am to 5pm
Closed on Holidays
Student Health Services provides leadership for health on
campus and contributes to the success of students and the
university community.
The Student Health Center holds departments that provide
various services. Services include:
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Acupuncture
Allergy & Asthma
Chiropractic
Consulting Specialist
Lab & X-ray
Massage Therapy
Medical Advise Nurse Line
Men’s/Women’s Health
Occupational Health
Oregon Contraceptive Care
Psychiatric Services
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner
Sports Medicine/Physical Therapy
Travel Medicine
Pharmacy
Insurance
AND MORE!
Website: http://studenthealth.oregonstate.edu
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
500 Snell Hall
Oregon State University
Corvallis, OR 97331
Phone: 541-737-2131
Email: CAPS@oregonstate.edu
Hours:
Monday – Friday 8am to 5pm
Services provided at CAPS are confidential and include:
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Individual
Counseling
Couples
Counseling
Group
Counseling
Consultation
about any personal issue
Outreach
Mind Spa
Psychiatric Services
EmWave Personal Stress Reliever Loans
Confidentiality
Counseling and Psychological Services provides counseling,
consultation, outreach and education to OSU students,
faculty, and staff. CAPS staff includes Psychologists, Clinical
Social Workers, Professional Counselors, Pre-doctoral
Residents completing the final stages of their doctoral
training in Clinical or Counseling Psychology, Psychiatric
Residents, and Master's students in Counselor Education.
Website: http://oregonstate.edu/counsel/
Health Campus Initiative
Dean of Student Life
The Teams involved with the Healthy Campus Initiative
include, but are not limited to:
A200 Kerr Administration Building
Corvallis, OR 97331-2133
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(541) 737-9160
The Healthy Campus Initiative is a collaborative approach
to prevention initiatives and response efforts at Oregon
State University. The initiative provides for strategic
planning, policy review and development, ongoing training
and development, assessment of situations and outcomes,
and comprehensive, interconnected leadership for the
campus community. A coalition will develop common
resources for faculty, staff, and students.
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Website: http://oregonstate.edu/deanofstudents/hci
Academic Success Center
Oregon State University
102 Waldo Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331
Phone: 541-737-2272
Services Include:
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Academic Coaching—well trained peer coaches can
help students achieve academic success
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Academic Learning Services—ALS offers courses in
support of student success (Academic Success,
Career Decision Making) as well as orientation and
skills development
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Peer Education Training—The ASC offers training
for tutors, Supplemental Instruction leaders, and
academic coaches
The Academic Success Center’s mission is to support the
university's learning environment and to promote student
success through graduation and beyond
Website: http://success.oregonstate.edu
Human Services Resource Center (HSRC)
o The Human Services Resource Center will
provide programs, education and referral
services to students on Oregon State
University campus affected by hunger or
poverty. The primary function of the center
is to assist students and refer them to
services in the community to help meet
their needs. Students struggle to pay for
tuition, books, and housing, in addition to
securing services and supports that are
necessary to succeed in college.
Spiritual Life @ OSU
o The purpose of Spiritual Life @ OSU is to
provide a framework within which advisers
of recognized
Religious/Spiritual/Philosophical
Organizations at OSU may, within the limits
determined by their respective convictions
cooperate to:
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Acknowledge the value of spiritual
pursuit and development among
the OSU community
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Fulfill the common purposes of
their work within OSU
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Serve and support OSU
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Provide a platform for
communication and referral
between OSU
Religious/Spiritual/Philosophical
Organizations and the larger OSU
community through regular
meetings
Recreational Sports
Oregon State University
211 Dixon Recreation Center
Corvallis, OR 97331-4501
Phone: 541-737-3748
Hours:
Dixon Recreation
 Monday – Friday 6am – 12am
 Saturday 9am – 10pm
 Sunday 10am – 12 am
McAlexander Fieldhouse
 Monday – Friday 12pm – 12am
 Saturday 9am – 10pm
 Sunday 10am – 12 am
Student Legacy Park
 Monday – Friday 6am – 10pm
 Saturday 9am – 10pm
 Sunday 10am – 10pm
The mission of Recreational Sports is to inspire healthy
living by providing quality recreational and educational
opportunities for the OSU Community. They host a variety
of programs, resources, and services to support health and
wellness within the OSU Community. Stop by Dixon
Recreation Center and see how they can help you.
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Summer Bridge Experiences—The ASC is home to
the BEST Summer Bridge Program for student
athletes and to the September Scholars Bridge
Program, which assists students in their transition
to the university
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Supplemental Instruction—offers group
tutoring/study table support in high-risk classes
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University Exploratory Studies Program—advising
for students who have decided to explore majors
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Writing Center—provides writing support enabling
students at all levels to function effectively,
efficiently, and confidently in an academic
environment
In the various facilities that are a part Recreational Sports
you may find:
Dixon
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Adventure Leadership Institute
Bike Shop
Cardio Rooms
Classrooms
Climbing Center
Conference Room
Courts
Dixon Cafe
Gyms
Locker Rooms
Multipurpose Rooms
Our Little Village | Dixon Child Care Center
Steven's Natatorium (Dixon Pool)
Indoor Track
McAlexander Fieldhouse (Jefferson Ave & Benton Way)
 McAlexander Courts - 100ft x 115ft
o 2 basketball courts
o 2 volleyball courts
o 6 badminton courts
 McAlexander Turf - 100ft x 95ft
 McAlexander Climbing Center - 43ft tall
o Instructional deck
o Top-rope climbing
o 60 linear ft. bouldering wall
Website: http://oregonstate.edu/recsports/
Student Legacy Park (26th & Intramural Way)
East Student Legacy Park Field - 420ft x 960ft
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2 regulation soccer fields
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2 softball fields
West Student Legacy Park Field - 285ft x 335ft
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1 regulation soccer field
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2 intramural soccer fields
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2 flag football fields
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1 softball field
1 lacrosse field
Peavy Field (30th & Jefferson)
Tennis Complex (Washington Ave)
 8 Outdoors Courts
 4 Indoor Courts
Women, Infants and Children
WIC serves women, infants and children by offering supplemental nutritious foods, nutrition
education and counseling and more
http://public.health.oregon.gov/HealthyPeopleFamilies/wic/Pages/index.aspx
Benton County Health Department
530 NW 27th Street
Corvallis, OR 97330
(541) 766-6835
ASOSU Student Health Insurance Subsidy
Helps eligible OSU students pay a portion of student health insurance premium
Applications available in Snell 230
(541) 737-3747
If you are seeking assistance in other wellness matters whose resource information is not listed, stop by
Snell 149 to see the ASOSU Director of Wellness Affairs, send an email to
wellness.affairs@oregonstate.edu.
Transport/Maps
OSU Campus Map – Can we print this in the handbook?
Corvallis and Beaver Bus Schedules
Visit http://www.corvallisoregon.gov/index.aspx?page=173 for schedule information
Oregon State University Shuttle
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The shuttle is a free campus service for the convenience of students, staff and visitors.
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Operates during fall, winter and spring terms when school is in session, Monday through
Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Buses are handicap accessible, heated, and air-conditioned.
Phone: 541-737-2583
Website: http://oregonstate.edu/dept/facilities/taps/node/74
SafeRide
Description:
SafeRide is a student fee funded service that provides students with transport around campus after
dark. SafeRide is dedicated to assault prevention for OSU students, faculty and staff. We only pick up
groups of two students, any combination of male or female. The boundaries of SafeRide can be found on
our website at http://asosu.oregonstate.edu/saferide.
Contact info:
saferide@oregonstate.edu
Snell 25
Corvallis, OR 97333
Hours:
7 Days a week
7pm-1am (Fall and Spring Term)
6pm-1am (Winter Term)
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