EMU Student Resource Guide
Academic Advising
Coordinated Student
Advising Team (CSAT)
McKenny
487-8539
Advising and academic success coaching for at-risk
students.
University Advising and
Career Development
Center
200 McKenny
487-0400
120 Student Center
306 Owen
206 Porter
302 Marshall
150 Sill
487-7523
487-2344
487-1416
487-0918
487-8659
Course selection and scheduling advice for new
freshmen. Academic advice and general education review
sessions for “undeclared” students. Administration of
academic probation and appeals process.
Academic advising for students with “declared” majors
and minors. Reviews of general education requirements
within various programs of study. Transfer credit
evaluations, academic waivers or audits, and scheduling
advice.
College Advising Centers
College of Arts & Sciences
College of Business
College of Education
College of Health & Human Services
College of Technology
Academic Support Services
Academic Projects Center
(APC)
116 Halle
487-0020
ext. 2154
Center for Adaptive
Technology Education
(CATE) Lab
Disability Resource
Center
120 Porter
487-1419
ext. 2515
240 Student Center
487-2470
Halle Library
487-0020
Holman Success Center
Halle Library
Main Info Desk
G04 Halle Library
Math Tutoring Lab
411 Pray Harrold
487-0983
Writing Center
115 Halle
487-0694
487-2133
The APC offers point-of-need help with research, writing,
and technology to students working on research papers
and other academic projects.
Computers & related technologies for faculty, staff &
students with disabilities.
Support services for students with disabilities including
volunteer readers, audio texts, sign language interpreters,
and testing accommodations.
Research assistance from professional librarians.
Group study rooms, computer and multimedia labs.
Individualized, private tutoring, study and life skills
workshops, and supplemental instruction.
Support and tutoring services that focus on mathematical
development, including class assignment assistance.
Help with focusing, organizing, and developing
content in writing assignments.
Campus Activities and Involvement
Athletics
EMU Convocation
Center
345 Student Center
487-5386
Provides athletic events at EMU; most tickets are free for
students with a valid EMU ID.
487-3045
345 Student Center
487-3045
340C Student Center
487-6790
358 Student Center
356 Student Center
354 Student Center
487-2277
487-0364
487-1075
Campus events, activities, programs, excursions, student
organizations, peer mentorship, and community service
opportunities.
DCI offers opportunities for engagement, leadership and
learning beyond the classroom. Our activities touch the
lives of students, faculty, staff and the broader
community.
346 Student Center
487-9611
EMU Student Center
900 Oakwood St.
Student Government
342 Student Center
Information
Center
487-1157
487-1470
Campus Life
Greek Affairs
Diversity and Community
Involvement
Center for Multicultural Affairs
Women’s Resource Center
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual &
Transgender (LGBT) Resource
Center
VISION Volunteer Center
A conventional gathering place that houses the EMU
Bookstore, food court, student activities, a 24/7 computer
lab and much more.
Students working together to better serve the campus
community and student body.
Health and Wellness
Counseling Clinic
135 Porter
487-4410
Counseling and
Psychological Services
(CAPS)
Health Services and
Campus Pharmacy
Nutrition Services
Psychology Clinic
313 Snow Health
Center
487-1118
Snow HC
Pharmacy
108 Roosevelt
611 W. Cross Street
487-1122
487-1125
487-6572
487-4987
Recreation/Intramurals
(REC/IM)
The Wellness Center
Olds-Robb Rec/IM
487-1338
Snow HC
Lower Level
487-2226
Graduate student counselors supervised by College of
Education faculty. Free to EMU students.
Free, full-time, professional psychologists available yearround for individual counseling needs. Psychiatrist
available.
Urgent care treatment, immunizations, flu shots,
preventive care, and prescription medication services.
Nutrition analysis and diet support.
Psychological testing for learning disabilities and psychotherapy. Treatment provided by graduate students under
supervision of licensed psychologists. Sliding-scale fees.
Recreational leagues, fitness classes, personal trainers,
and swimming pool.
Wellness and alcohol screenings, HIV tests.
Special Academic Programs
Academic Programs
Abroad
103 Boone
487-2424
Variety of study abroad programs including cultural
history tours, travel and study tours, direct exchanges,
intensive language and winter break programs.
Academic Service
Learning
203 Boone
487-6570
Extended Programs &
Educational Outreach
101 Boone
487-0407
Undergraduate Honors
College
1st floor Starkweather
487-0341
Community service partnerships to help students gain a
deeper understanding of their classroom learning
experience within the course content.
Delivers a wide range of courses and degrees in
convenient, flexible and innovative formats — both online
and at locations throughout Michigan.
Challenging academic enrichment program
for students with excellent academic records.
Student Account Services
Financial Aid
Records and Registration
403 Pierce
303 Pierce
487-0455
487-4111
Student Business
Services
Service EMU
203 Pierce
487-3335
246 Student Center
487-1849
service.emu
@emich.edu
Student loans, scholarships, and grants.
Transcripts, grades, transfer credit evaluation, graduation
audits, drops, adds, and withdrawals from classes.
Student billing information, payments, and Eagle Card
services.
Information and services provided for Financial Aid,
Records & Registration, and Student Business Services.
Student Support Services
Children’s Institute
Fletcher Building
1055 Cornell Street
345 Student Center
106 Halle
487-2348
High quality early childhood education programming for
children ages 18 months to 6 years.
487-3045
487-2120
First Year Center
Student Success Office
Housing
135 Putnam Hall
487-0267
Resources, advocacy and support for commuters.
Technical support for computer labs and online services
such as e-mail accounts.
Bridge programs to help with the transition to college.
Hosts the faculty and counselor “in-residence” programs.
Lower-level Dining
Commons One
487-1300
Dining Services
Lower-level Dining
Commons One
244 Student Center
487-0418
240 N and O
Student Center
487-0074
Commuter Life
IT Help Desk
Office of International
Students
Ombudsman
487-3116
Live the full EMU experience.
EMU dining services.
We assist and advise international students and scholars
with their unique educational and personal goals. We offer
programs that engage the EMU community in global
awareness and learning.
Helps students resolve concerns or conflicts with policies
and provides assistance during extended leave due to
unusual medical or personal reasons.
Parking Department
Public Safety
1200 Oakwood
1200 Oakwood
487-3450
487-1222
Student Eyes & Ears for
University Safety (SEEUS)
1200 Oakwood
487-3387
Student Conduct &
Community Standards
250 Student Center
487-2157
Veterans’ Services
401 Pierce
487-3119
Vehicle registration, fees and parking permits.
Assistance with lost, stolen or damaged property, physical
threats or assault, and other disturbances requiring police
reports. Also, help with dead batteries & keys locked in
car.
SEEUS provides escorts to persons walking alone to oncampus destinations such as classrooms, buildings,
residence halls and parked cars.
Enforcement of the University Code of Conduct which
may result in formal charges. Review of behavioral
conduct which may include student-to-student complaints,
harassment, hazing, physical threats, and academic
dishonesty.
Educational support and assistance for Veterans.