NOTE: This handbook is for informational use for residents of Graduate Student and Family
Housing. The Student Guide to University Policies is the source for official University of
Delaware policies.
Welcome!
On behalf of the Residence Life & Housing Staff, we would like to welcome you to Graduate
Student and Family Housing at the University of Delaware!
Below, you will find information to help you make Newark your home. Whether you have lived
in Graduate Student and Family Housing for a significant period of time or are new to the area,
we hope that you will find this information useful and informative. From Graduate Student and
Family Housing specifics to community resources, this guide will serve as a quick-reference tool
to help lead you in the proper direction.
Please let us know if you have topics that you would like to see us address in future printings.
Should you have any questions or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact our office at
reslife-housing@udel.edu . We look forward to working with you during your residency at the
University of Delaware.
Table of Contents
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Important Phone Numbers
Introduction
Mail Delivery
Contract Information
Inspections/Maintenance
Technology/Communication/Security
Troubleshooting Guide
Frequently Called Numbers
Resource Information
Important Phone Numbers
Fire/Police/Ambulance
Campus Police
Poison Control Center
Conover Apartments/Graduate House
Apartment Manager
Ryan Palmer
Apartment Maintenance Requests
Office of Residence Life & Housing
UD Directory/Information
911
302-831-2222
1-800-222-1222
IT Help Center
302-831-6000
Apartment Phone: 302-837-1986
Duty Phone: 302-887-0519
302-831-1141
302-831-4663
302-831-2000
Introduction

Housing Areas
You are living in one of two housing areas - the Graduate House, or the Conover
Apartments. Single graduate students live in the Graduate House. The Conover
Apartments house single graduate students, nontraditional students, and students with
families.
The Conover Apartments
The Conover Apartments consist of two buildings -- Conover East and Conover West -which face each other and are separated by a parking lot. Conover has 16 two-bedroom
apartments and 32 one-bedroom apartments, equally distributed between the east and
west sides. Four are wheelchair accessible, two in each building. Each resident receives
one key and a fob. The fob opens the exterior door to your building and the laundry
room. The key opens your apartment door, your U.S. mailbox, and your storage unit
located in the laundry room. Laundry facilities are in the two 'L' shaped corners of each
building, which include coin-operated washers and dryers.
The Graduate House
The Graduate House is located at 183 West Main Street in Newark, Delaware. This threestory, air conditioned house accommodates seven to nine single graduate students in
separate bedrooms and is very accessible to campus. Common areas include the kitchen,
dining room, living room, and three bathrooms. A coin-operated laundry facility is
available on the first floor. Residents are responsible for cleaning the common areas of
the house with their own personal cleaning products. Window treatments are provided for
the entire house. A sofa, love seat, chair, lamps, and end tables furnish the living room.
Each bedroom is furnished with a single bed, dresser, study desk, and chair. Mattresses
are 36” wide by 80” long.
Note: For more information about mail delivery, see the 'mail delivery' section.

Staff
There are three staff members who manage Graduate Student and Family Housing:
The Apartment Manager resides in Conover West 12, and the phone number is (302)
837-1986. The Apartment Manager is responsible for the Conover Complex and the
Graduate House. The Apartment Manager handles the day-to-day responsibilities of the
Graduate Student and Family Housing areas. Unless it concerns a repair, the Apartment
Manager should typically be the first person you contact should you have a question or a
concern.
Becky Stilwell (beckysti@udel.edu) is a Service Coordinator with Residence Life &
Housing and be reached at 302-831-2180. Becky handles many of the 12-month housing
issues (contracts, etc.) and assignments process. If the Apartment Manager is unable to
answer your questions or concerns, then you should contact Becky.
Jamie Kronberger (jkron@udel.edu) is the Area Coordinator for Apartments. Her
responsibilities include the overall coordination of the Graduate Student and Family
Housing areas.
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On-Call Coverage
Should you need to contact the Apartment Manager, we ask you to follow the guidelines
below:
1. Call your Apartment Manager in Conover West 12 at 302-837-1986.
2. If your need is not of an emergency nature, please leave a voice mail message with the
Apartment Manager. All phone calls will be answered within 24 hours unless noted
differently on the Apartment Manager's voice mail message (e.g. – he/she might be going
away for the weekend).
3. If your concern needs to be addressed immediately, you can call the Apartment
Manager on the duty phone at 302-887-0519. If the Apartment Manager does not answer,
allow at least 30 minutes before calling again. Please understand that the Apartment
Manager may be in class and will need time to leave and respond to your call.
4. If your need is an EMERGENCY, especially where health and safety are at risk, please
call Public Safety first at 302-831-2222. They are trained to handle emergencies and can
respond quickly to your needs.
Special instructions will be provided during University holidays (Thanksgiving,
Christmas, and Spring Break.).
Mail Delivery
NOTES: Regular mail: Do not include "University of Delaware”, as it will delay your mail.
UD Campus Mail: Postage is not required when UD printed matter circulates
within the university to other UD departments.

Addresses
Conover
The U.S. Postal Service delivers mail to each apartment's private mailbox. Outgoing U.S.
mail can be set on the shelf under the campus mail box to be picked up by the mail
carrier. Campus mail will be delivered weekly by the Apartment Manager and will be
placed in the wooden mailbox. Outgoing campus mail and any mail correspondence
directed to the Apartment Manager can be placed in the campus mailbox in the laundry
room between Conover West units 1-4 and 5-8. Please note there is a different address for
East and West. Your mailing address is:
East
West
Your Name
Conover Apartments, East (apt.#)
93 Amstel Ave.
Newark, DE 19711
Your Name
Conover Apartments, West (apt.#)
97 Amstel Ave.
Newark, DE 19711
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Problems with U.S. Postal Service Mailboxes
If you cannot access the U.S. Postal Service mailbox, please call the Facilities Operations
Center at (302) 831-1141 to report the problem. They will make arrangements for the
mailbox to be repaired.
Graduate House
The U.S. Postal Service delivers mail to the mailbox located outside the Graduate House
front door. Outgoing U.S. mail can be placed in the same box. Residents are responsible
for removing the mail from the mailbox and placing it in each tenant's mail slot in the
living room. Your mailing address is:
Your Name
183 West Main Street, Room Number
Newark, DE 19711

Other delivery companies
FedEx, UPS, and other companies do not have access to the Conover buildings or the
Graduate House. Your mail or packages delivered by these companies, will be left
outside the building.
Contract Information
The items listed below are included for the purpose of emphasizing certain policies. Please
thoroughly read the terms of the Individual Student Contract at
http://www.udel.edu/reslife/community_living/gradcontract.html or the Shared/Family Housing
Contract at http://www.udel.edu/reslife/community_living/gradcontract-family.html.

Rent Payments
Your rent will be charged to your UD student account each month. You are expected to
keep your student account current at all times. The rent should be paid by the 5th of each
month. For example, September rent should be paid by September 5. October rent should
be paid by October 5, and so on. If your student account becomes past-due, you will incur
a $55.00 late fee every month that a balance remains on your student account. For
information about late fees, please review “Late Fee Waiver Appeal” at the Student
Financial Services website at http://www.udel.edu/finaid/index.html.
Student Financial Services provides options for you to pay your bill. For more
information regarding payment, or to make a payment, please visit the Student Financial
Services website.

Contract Renewal
Each spring, our office will send an email message to you asking if you will be renewing
your contract for the next year. We will give you the link to the information and the
application. Current residents have priority in requesting housing for the next year. To
insure that your apartment/room is not reassigned to someone else, it is important to
follow the instructions in the email message to complete the housing application by the
deadline stated in the email message. If you do renew your contract, you do not pay
another security deposit. Your security deposit will carry over. If you sign up to renew
and then change your mind and cancel after May 31, you will not receive a refund of your
security deposit.

Release from Contract
At least 30 days before the requested release date, all requests for release from the
Contract must be submitted via the online Request for Release form along with
appropriate documentation. The link to the Request for Release form is located in the
graduate housing application. Go to www.udel.edu/reslife and select “My Housing” tab
in the upper, right-hand corner of the page. For all details on assignment releases, please
see the terms of the Individual Student Contract at
http://www.udel.edu/reslife/community_living/gradcontract.html or the Shared/Family
Housing Contract at http://www.udel.edu/reslife/community_living/gradcontractfamily.html.

Moving Out
Prior to moving out, each resident must schedule a checkout appointment with the
Apartment Manager seven days before the date of departure. During the checkout your
apartment will be inspected, and the key and fob card will be collected. Please note that
failure to schedule a checkout may result in a significant delay in the refund of the
security deposit in addition to charges that may be incurred for changing your locks.
Please note that ALL personal belongings, mail and debris (trash, etc.) must be removed
from your apartment (don't forget the refrigerator), personal mailbox, and storage area.
Any excessive cleaning/trash removal that has to be done will be deducted from your
security deposit. Residence Life & Housing is not responsible for any belongings left in
your apartment/room or storage area.
We strongly suggest that you contact the U.S. Postal Service to have your mail forwarded
as well and update your address in the UD Student Information System (UDSIS).

Parking
A parking permit is required in order to park in front of Conover Apartments or behind
the Graduate House. For all information on resident and visitor permits and fees, please
go to http://www.udel.edu/transportation/parking. The Parking Services office is open
Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is located at 413 Academy Street.
As a general rule, all vehicles parked on campus must have a permit or must be parked in
one of our paid parking areas such as meter parking, the visitor parking lot, or parking
garage.

Dining Services
There are many University Dining options available, including a variety of meal plans.
For further information contact the Dining Services Office:
• Phone Number: (302) 831-6761
• Menu Hotline: UD1-MENU
• http://www.campusdish.com/en-US/CSE/Delaware
Inspections/Maintenance

Inspections
There are two types of inspections that will occur in your apartment/room over the course
of the year. One will focus on your fire extinguisher (if you live in an apartment) and the
other on the overall condition of your living space.
Fire Extinguishers: The University has contracted with an outside company to check the
fire extinguisher in your apartment or house once per month to ensure that it is
operational. This is required by law, and you do not need to be present. Unfortunately, we
will not be informed of the inspector's schedule.
General Inspection: Twice each year, your Apartment Manager will be entering your
apartment to conduct a general inspection. This inspection will occur between the hours
of noon and 7:00 P.M. The purpose of this inspection is to inventory University furniture,
create work order requests for apartment deficiencies, and to ensure that University
policies and procedures are being properly followed. Should the Apartment Manager
have a concern with policy violations related to your apartment, you will receive written
notice. While the Apartment Manager will make an effort to let you know in advance of
the inspection, this will not always be the case (once again, you do not need to be
present). Should you wish to be present in the apartment when the inspection is
undertaken, please contact your Apartment Manager prior to the date the inspections are
scheduled to begin.

Repairs
The Facilities Operations Center takes repair requests. Skilled tradespeople and others
within the University are given work assignments as repair needs are called in by
residents or University staff. Since there are many buildings and more than 7,000 people
living on-campus, not all work orders are handled immediately. They are prioritized
depending upon the type of work and the severity of the problem. In general, most work
orders are completed within ten working days.
When there is something in your apartment/room that needs to be repaired, please
call 302-831-1141. You will be asked specific questions as to what the problem is so that
the appropriate University personnel will be sent to repair the problem. Unless the item to
be repaired was damaged through negligence on your part, you will NOT be billed for the
repair work.
If you have work orders that have not received a response within ten working days, we
encourage you to contact your Apartment Manager to follow-up on your behalf.
September and June are extremely heavy work order months, and it may take longer for
routine repairs to be completed at these times.

Pest Control/Pets
Due to the fact that all of our living spaces have some type of kitchen (common or
personal), pests and other creatures will undoubtedly find their way into our buildings.
We ask that you do your part by confining foods to your living/dining area. Also, please
do not leave food out in the open for long periods of time.

Should you experience a problem with pests/insects, we ask that you notify 302-8311141 immediately. Please do not wait for the problem to get worse before notifying our
offices. Prompt notification will help us keep pests from traveling to other living spaces.
Keeping PETS in University-owned buildings is PROHIBITED. Tenants found to be
in possession will be charged for fumigation of the apartment and also face dismissal
(while still being held financially accountable for the remainder of the Graduate Student
and Family Housing Agreement). Approved service animals are an exception to this
policy.

Fire Alarms/Drills
We are required by law to conduct two fire alarm evacuations each semester. Public
Safety is responsible for the alarm and making sure that all evacuation procedures are
followed. While residents are not given advance notice of the drills, they should last no
longer than 15 minutes. In addition, all drills will occur after 3:00 P.M. and before 9:00
P.M. to ensure that there is as little disruption as possible. Evacuation is mandatory.
When your fire alarm sounds, you must leave the building immediately and stay 200 feet
away from the entrance to your building. All alarms must be treated as if they are real.
Public Safety will notify you when it is permissible to re-enter your living space.

Sprinklers
The state of the art fire alarm/suppression system in the building combines smoke
detection with a sprinkler system for maximum protection of life and property. Please do
not cover up or place any item in front of the detector or sprinkler heads, as this will
impede their function. A sprinkler head will activate if enough force or stress is placed
against the unit so never hang items from the head or piping or strike the head with any
object. Sprinkler water is not clean and cannot be shut off quickly. Sprinklers are
designed only to go off in the location of the emergency to suppress the fire. When one
goes off, it does not set off the rest of the system.

Light Bulbs
Your apartment should have working light bulbs in all fixtures when you move in. Once
you have moved in, we do not replace incandescent light bulbs. Please purchase them
from a supermarket, hardware, or housewares store. Should your fluorescent bulb need
replacing upon move-in, please contact 302-831-1141 and University custodial staff will
respond to your request.
Technology/Communication/Security

Computing and Technology
To register your computer for internet access, please visit the Network Systems &
Services website. Please visit the IT Services website to obtain information on the status
of the University's systems, answers to FAQ, and all computing resources.

Cable Television
The University has its own cable/TV system. The cost is included in your monthly rent.
In order to receive access to all of the cable channels, you must have a 'cable-ready'
television or, converter box for older TVs. Please see
http://www.udel.edu/it/help/catv/channel.html for a list of channels. The University does
not have a contract for premium channels (HBO, etc.) nor is it possible at this time to
order premium channels.

Microwave Ovens
A microwave oven is not provided by the University. You may obtain your own through
local stores such as Target, Wal-Mart and Kmart. The microwave must be 700 watts or
less.

University Policies
In order to promote the finest educational experience possible, the University of
Delaware has established high standards of conduct for its students and student
organizations. Individual students and student organizations are expected to know and
comply with the policies in the Code of Conduct. Students who violate, attempt to
violate, or aid others in violating its provisions may face sanctions for their actions.
Please review the Student Guide to University Policies.

Quiet/Courtesy Hours
Maintaining an environment that is conducive to study is important. We ask that residents
abide by the following:
1. Noise should be kept to a minimum between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m.
Sunday through Thursday and 10:00 p.m. and 10:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday. If you
have a family, please be mindful of the noise that children may make.
2. Courtesy hours are in effect 24 hours per day. Should a resident have a reason to ask
you or your guests to be quieter, we ask that you honor this request.
Safety and Security

Safety and Security
The safety of all of our residents is a priority. However, we need your assistance in
keeping the buildings safe. Please note the following:
Propped Doors: Residents who prop doors create an opportunity for someone to enter
who does not belong in the building. To enhance the safety of all residents, an alarm will
sound if front doors are propped open. DO NOT PROP DOORS OPEN.
Lost Key: If you lose or misplace your key, please notify the Apartment Manager
immediately. A spare key can be obtained from the Christiana Commons. If you do not
return the original key signed out to you within 48 hours, a core change will be ordered
and your UD student account will be charged. You will then return the spare key to the
Apartment Manager who will issue you the new key for the new core. If the core change
is done Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., the charge will be
$80.00. If the core is changed at any other time, the charge will be $115.
Lost Fob: If you have lost or misplaced the fob to the building, please notify the
Apartment Manager immediately. A spare fob can be obtained from the Christiana
Commons. The fob will be deactivated and a spare one will be issued to you. If you
return the original fob that was signed out to you within 5 days, the cost of replacing the
fob will be waived. When the original fob is found, it must be returned to 30 New
London Avenue, Lot 19, which can be done by physically putting it in the drop box there
or sending it through Campus Mail to Jenny Leaberry at 30 New London Avenue,
Housing Operations Center. If you do not return the original fob signed out to you, you
will keep the spare fob and your UD student account will be charged $18.00.
Emergency Core Change Procedure: For personal safety, when your key, fob, and
identification are lost together, an emergency core change must be initiated. Please
contact the Apartment Manager or University Police. The charge for an emergency core
change done after 4:30 pm Monday – Friday and on Weekends is $115.00.
Following the emergency core change, the Apartment Manager will have you sign for the
new key. In the case where the key is given to the Department of Public Safety, residents
may go to their office at 413 Academy Street to pick it up. A key will be given only to
the resident who has signed the Graduate Student and Family Housing Agreement.
Family members will not be able to pick up the key.
Each student who lives in the apartment must present identification in order to receive the
key. Public Safety staff will confirm the student’s address in the UD SIS address screen
before giving the student the key.
Strangers: Should you notice any individuals who do not look like they belong in the
building or in our area, please contact Public Safety immediately.
Fire Safety Training
To protect everyone in campus housing, all new residents are required to complete Fire
Extinguisher Safety Training within the first four months of residing in Graduate Student and
Family Housing. You may select one of two options available to you to complete this
training. First, a web-based fire safety program is available at www.firesafeud.com. For your
convenience, please find the Fire Safety Education Course Directions attached to this message.
Your second option is to attend a session entitled "Fire Extinguisher Safety Training" provided
by the Department of Environmental Health and Safety staff in Room 130 of the General
Services Building. Please go to the LearnIT Training Calendar
at http://webapps.css.udel.edu/calendar/index.php?topicid=23 to sign up for a session. Please
sign the attendance sheet so that we will know that you have completed the requirement. Our
office will be informed when you complete the online training or after you attend a training
session.
Troubleshooting Guide

Departments and Phone Numbers
Problem
Heating, air conditioning, plumbing,
pests, or appliances
Cannot access U.S. Postal Services
mailbox
Internet connection, cable TV
Intercom
Lost key or fob
Department to
Contact
Phone Number
Facilities
302-831-1141
Facilities
302-831-1141
302-831-6000
(8:00 AM–5:00 PM)
Facilities
302-831-1141
302-837-1986 or 302Apartment Manager 887-0519
(Duty Phone)
IT Help Center
Frequently Called Numbers

Emergency Calls/Housing Numbers
Police/Ambulance/Fire
University Police or Ambulance
Student Health Service
Christiana Hospital
Newark Police (Front Desk)
Conover/Graduate Housing Apartment Manager
Residence Life & Housing
Housing Maintenance
911
302-831-2222
302-831-2226
302-733-1000
302-366-7111
302-837-1986
302-831-4663
302-831-1141

Travel
Amtrak
Greyhound Bus Lines
Delaware Express Shuttle

1-800-872-7245
1-800-231-2222
302-454-7800
Administrative Numbers
Bookstore
Dean of Students
Graduate Studies
Morris Library Information Desk
Parking Permits and Information
Payroll
President's Office
Provost's Office
Registrar
Student Conduct Office

302-831-2637
302-831-8939
302-831-8697
302-831-2965
302-831-1184
302-831-8677
302-831-2111
302-831-2101
302-831-2131
302-831-2117
Miscellaneous Numbers
Career Services Center
Carpenter Sports Center Information Desk
Counseling Center
Ice Arena
Trabant University Center Information Desk
Wellspring

Social Media/Mass communication
The Review
WVUD

302-831-2771
302-831-2701
Student Services Building
Student Financial Services
Dining Services
UD#1 Card and i-card

302-831-2392
302-831-8600
302-831-2141
302-831-2868
302-831-0616
302-831-3457
302-831-2126
302-831-6761
302-831-2273
IT/Computing
IT Support Center
055 Morris Library, Student Multimedia Design
Center
116 Pearson Hall
002 Smith Hall
302-831-6000
302-831-8832
302-831-1413
302-831-1152

Library Information
Hours
Copy Services

302-831-BOOK
302-831-8832
Tickets
University Events
Athletics & Basketball/Football
Ice Arena
The Resident Ensemble Players Professional
Theater Training Program Productions
302-831-4507
302-831-4006
302-831-2788
302-831-2201
Resource Information

Banking
Citizens Bank
40 Chestnut Hill Plaza
TD Bank
230 East Delaware Avenue
Delaware National Bank
281 East Main Street & Tyre Avenue
PNC Bank of Delaware
201 Newark Shopping Center
Wells Fargo
622 South College Ave.
Wilmington Savings Fund Society
(WSFS)
College Square, Routes 72 & 273
M&T Bank
82 East Main Street

302-455-1781
302-737-7766
302-733-7151
302-631-1505
302-456-6408
302-651-1626
Child Care
Children & Families First
(Referral Service)
Office of Child Care Licensing
Department of Health/ Social Services
Floyd Hudson Service Center
Child Abuse Hotline

302-456-7111
800-734-2388
302-892-5800
302-283-7500
800-292-9582
Driver's License & Registration
Delaware Department of Motor Vehicles
Airport and Churchmans Road, New Castle, DE 302-326-5000
19720

Government
City of Newark
New Alderman's Court
New Castle County
State of Delaware
Congressman John Carney
Senator Thomas Carper
Senator Christopher Coons

302-366-7000
302-366-7028
302-395-5555
800-464-4357
302-691-7333
302-573-6291
302-573-6345
Grocery Stores
Acme
Suburban Plaza, Elkton Road
Newark Co-op Natural Foods Market
East Main Street
Pathmark
College Square, Routes 72 & 273
ShopRite
Chestnut Hill Plaza
Superfresh
New London Road

302-368-5894
302-737-2066
302-292-1220
302-368-4222
Housewares
K-Mart
College Square, Routes 72 & 273
Sears Hardware
College Square, Routes 72 & 273

302-453-2330
302-738-7290
302-454-0456
Medical
UD Health Center
(Open 24 hrs. during the academic year)
Newark Emergency Center
324 East Main Street
Christiana Hospital Information
Physician Referral: New Castle County Medical
Society
Dental Referral: Delaware Dental Society
302-831-2226
302-738-4300
302-733-1000
302-658-3168
302-654-4335

Newspapers
The Newark Post (Weekly)
The News Journal (Daily)

302-737-0724
302-324-2500
Parking
UD parking permits
(Required to park in front of your building)

Parks
White Clay Creek State Park
Route 896 North, New London
Road
Lums Pond State Park
Route 896 South, Glasgow
Bellevue State Park
Interstate 95, Wilmington

302-831-1184
302-368-6900
302-368-6989
302-577-3390
Places of Worship
Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
215 E. Delaware Ave.
302-368-4904
Catholic
St. John’s
E. Main and N. Chapel Streets
302-731-2200
Thomas Moore Oratory
45 Lovett Ave.
302-368-4644
Episcopal
St. Thomas Church
276 S. College Ave.
302-368-4644
Islamic
Islamic Society of Delaware
28 Salem Church Rd
302-733-0373
Jewish
Temple Beth El
301 Possum Park Rd.
302-366-8330
Hillel Student Center
47 W. Delaware Ave.
302-453-0479
Lutheran
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
701 S. College Ave.
302-368-0064
Methodist
Newark United Methodist
69 E. Main St.
302-368-8774
Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
292 W. Main St.
302-731-5644
United Church of
Christ
New Ark United Church of
Christ
300 E. Main St.
302-737-4711
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Post Office
Newark Post Office
401 Ogletown Road

302-737-5770
Public Bus Systems
DART
Public bus transportation in New Castle County
Blue Diamond Lines
Statewide public transportation
Newark
Unicity Bus Information

302-655-3381
302-652-3278
302-831-1187
Religious Student Organizations
Baha'i
302-831-1809
Baptist Student Ministry
302-369-8460
Catholic Campus Ministry
302-368-4728
Chabad House
302-455-1800
Church and Campus Connection
302-738-9191
Episcopal Campus Ministry
302-368-4644
Gospel Choir
302-831-3758
Hillel
302-453-0479
Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship
302-368-5050
Lutheran Student Center
302-368-3078
Latter-Day Saints Student Association 302-831-2433
Muslim Student Association
302-831-8517
Presbyterian Campus Ministry
302-454-7801
Warriors for Christ
302-831-3858
United Methodist Campus Ministry 302-368-8802
Word of Life Campus Ministry
302-453-1183
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School District
Christina School District
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302-552-2600
Tourist Information
Greater Wilmington Visitor's
Bureau
1300 N. Market St
U of D Visitor's Center
196 S. College Ave.
Online Information
302-652-4088
302-831-1557
http://www.state.de.us/tourism/intro.html
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Victim's Resources
UD Counseling Center
302-831-2141
Dean of Students
101 Hullihen Hall
302-831-8939
Domestic Violence Hotline
302-762-6110
Rape Crisis Center
302-575-1112
Sexual Offense Support Hotline (24 hours)
302-831-2226
Suicide Prevention Hotline
1-800-652-2929
24 Hour Crisis Hotline
302-761-9100
Voting
Delaware Department of Elections 302-577-3464
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Professional Sports Teams
Baseball
Baltimore Orioles
410-685-9800
Philadelphia Phillies 215-463-1000
Basketball
Philadelphia 76ers
Football
Philadelphia Eagles 215-463-5500
Baltimore Ravens
215-339-7676
888-972-8367
Hockey
Philadelphia Flyers 215-755-9700
Lacrosse
Philadelphia Wings 215-336-3600