TABLE OF CONTENTS
Table of Contents
International Student Services Contact Info
2
Emergency Information
3
Banking
3-4
Social Security
5
Driver’s License
5
Academic Integrity
6
Mail
7
International News
7
Entertainment
8
Movie Theaters
8
Athletic Facilities
9
Museums
9
State Parks
9
Hiking and Nature Trails
9
Shopping Malls
9
Transportation
10
Grocery Stores & Eateries
10-11
Consulates/Missions
12-14
Student Organizations
15
Multi-Cultural Clubs and Organizations
16
Social Organizations
16-17
Organizations of Faith
17
Places of Worship
17-19
Academic & Professional Clubs & Organizations
20
Fraternities
20-21
Sororities
21
Notes
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Office of International Student Services
Office Staff and Contact Information
Office Hours:
Monday – Wednesday
9:00AM to 5:00PM
Fridays by Appointment
Jim Deleppo
University Director
Kandy Turner
Assistant Director
Melissa Ortiz
International Student
Advisor
Christine Montella
Telephone Numbers:
(973)443-8672
Fax Number:
(973)443-8279
Mailing Address:
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Florham Campus
285 Madison Avenue
M-CB1-02
Madison, NJ 07940
E-Mail Address:
intlservices@fdu.edu
(973) 443-8672
Fax: 973-443-8279
montella@fdu.edu
Emergency information:
These are numbers to know if you need help in an emergency situation:
On-campus: Call University Public Safety first at (973) 443-8888 or simply dial 8888 from
any on-campus phone.
Note: emergency phones have been placed outside some campus buildings for your safety and
convenience.
Off-campus: If you need to report an emergency (fire, robbery, etc.) dial 911. Answer the
operator’s questions (name, nature of emergency, and location of emergency).
Other 24-hour emergency help line numbers are:
Poison Control
Alcohol Abuse
Drug Hotline
Domestic Violence Hotline
(800) 764-7661
(800) 332-5525
(800) 225-0196
(973) 267-4763
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Medical Emergency:
Morristown Memorial Hospital
131 Madison Avenue
Morristown, NJ 07960
(973) 971-5004
Omni Med
(walk-in)
131 Columbia Turnpike
Florham Park, NJ 07936
(973) 377-8776
International students are covered by Bollinger, the university insurance. Be sure to verify that
the medical facility you use accepts this insurance. You must visit the Student Health Center for
a referral prior to your hospital visit. When the Student Health Center is closed for weekends
and holidays, please contact Morristown Memorial Hospital to see a doctor. In case of a medical
emergency, please go directly to the Emergency room. If you live on-campus, please call public
safety to call an ambulance for you.
Banking:
Below is a list of some of the local banks in the area. Some banks may charge fees for opening a
checking or savings account and require a minimum balance in the account at all times. Many
banks offer an automatic teller machine (ATM) card, which allows you to withdraw money from
an automated machine. There may be a fee for this service. ATMs are located on-campus in the
Student Center.
Federal Credit Union
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Gate House, Madison
(973) 443-8916
Lakeland State Bank
27 South Street
Morristown, NJ 07960
(973) 285-3959
Valley National Bank
12 Main Street
Madison, NJ 07940
(973) 377-2328
United Trust Bank
177 Main Street
Madison, NJ 078940
(973)822-1623
Wells Fargo Bank
7 Giralda Farms
Madison, NJ 07940
(973) 437-2300
Hilltop Community
177 Main Street
Madison, NJ 07940
(973)360-0080
Note: Always guard you PIN (Personal Identification Number). If someone obtains your PIN,
they can access your accounts.
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Banks’ Customer Identification Programs (CIP):
U.S. financial institutions are required to verify the identity of every individual who opens a
bank account. In compliance with federal regulations, all banks operating in the U.S have
established Customer Identification Programs (CIP) that they are to follow for anyone who seeks
to open an account. The following is minimal information that the banks must obtain from you
before allowing you to open an account:
1. Your name
2. Your date of birth
3. Your street address - - no P.O. Box
4. An identification number **
**The identification number can be one or more of the following:
∙a taxpayer identification number (see discussion below);
∙passport number and country of issuance;
∙alien identification card number;
∙or number and country of issuance of any other government-issued document evidencing
nationality or residence and bearing a photograph or similar safeguard.”
It is important to remember that banks establish their own customer identification programs and
may ask for additional documentation than is described above because they are ultimately
responsible for establishing the identity of their customers.
Documentation to bring with you:
∙Your current passport
∙Your I-94 card
∙Your I-20, DS-2019, or 1-797 approval notice
∙Any secondary form of identification you may have
∙“Social Security Exempt Letter from OISS”
∙Letter from OISS (Optional, see below)
To assist you, OISS will provide you with a letter to the bank confirming your status at FDU and
asking for their assistance in opening your account.
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Social Security Card:
A Social Security card is needed in order to receive a paycheck from your employer. It is a
number issued by the Federal Government that allows them to keep track of your earnings.
The Social Security Administration will NOT allow F-1 Students to apply for a Social
Security number unless you have documentation of valid employment. You will also need a
letter from the Office of International Student Services verifying you are eligible for
employment.
Once you’ve registered for classes and have secured an on-campus job, you MUST come to The
Office of International Student Services and request a letter to take to the Social Security office.
The Office of International Student Services will provide you with all of the necessary
information and documentation.
The local Social Security Office is located at:
2200 Route 10 West 2nd Floor
Parsippany, NJ 07054
Driver’s License:
If you need a driver’s license, you must pass a written examination and receive a driving permit.
You will then be required to take a road test to demonstrate your driving abilities, all before
actually getting your license.
You must bring:
1.
Passport
2.
I-20/DS-2019
3.
Visa
4.
I-94 card
5.
Full-time status letter
6.
Proof of address
7.
FDU ID
8.
Social Security Card or,
9.
Social Security Exempt letter (if you do not have a SSN).
Most Motor Vehicle Agencies are open from 8AM-4:30PM, Monday-Friday.
Note: International students can go to ANY N.J. Motor Vehicle Agency. Please call the general
customer information number in the driver manual for more details.
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Academic Integrity Policy:
Students enrolled at FDU are expected to maintain the highest standards of academic honesty.
Students have the responsibility to each other to make known the existence of academic
dishonesty to their course instructor and then, if necessary, the department chair, school director
or the academic dean of the College. Academic dishonesty includes, but is not necessarily
limited to the following:
1. CHEATING – Giving or receiving unauthorized assistance in any academic exercise or
examination. Using or attempting to use any unauthorized materials, information or
study aids in an examination or academic exercise.
2. PLAGIARISM – Representing the ideas or language of others as one’s own.
3. FALSIFICATION – Falsifying or inventing any information, data or citation in an
academic exercise.
4. MULTIPLE SUBMISSION - Submitting substantial portions of any academic exercise
more than once for credit without prior authorization and approval of the current
professor.
5. COMPLICITY – Facilitating any of the above actions or performing work that another
student then presents as his or her assignment.
6. INTERFERENCE – Interfering with the ability of a student to perform his or her
assignments.
SANCTIONS:
Any student found guilty of academic dishonesty will, for the first offense, receive one or a
combination of the following penalties:
1. NO CREDIT (0) OR FAILURE FOR THE ACADEMIC EXERCISE.
2. REDUCED GRADE for the course.
3. A FAILURE IN THE COURSE that is identified on the student’s permanent record card
as permanent and cannot be removed.
4. Recommendation for ACADEMIC PROBATION to the dean’s office.
For a second offense of academic dishonesty, a student will be subject to any combination of
the above sanctions and, with concurrence of the academic dean, one of the following:
1. SUSPENSION from the University for one year. Readmission will be contingent upon
the approval of the academic dean.
2. DISMISSAL from the University.
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Mail:
Mail can be posted at the post office or put into blue postal boxes located on-campus. Both
domestic and international stamps can be purchased at the bookstore. Stamps can also be
purchased at the local post office.
Madison:
10 Lincoln Place
(973) 660-9636
Morristown:
Convent Station
(973) 538-0115
Florham Park:
187 Columbia Tpk
(973) 377-2402
Addressing mail Do’s and Don’ts:
DO
-A.
-B.
-C.
Put the correct postage on the upper right corner of your envelope
Include your return address on the upper left corner of the envelope.
Include the name of the country if mailing outside the US.
DON’T
-A.
Use foreign characters.
-B.
Use only a first name.
There are many ways to send packages. You can use the United States Parcel Service (UPS),
DHL or FED EX. Remember rates vary. When shipping overseas, inquire about Air Cargo:
depending on the destination, size and weight of the box, this could be less expensive than
shipping.
Below are the locations of several shipping companies.
Pack Ship N More
(authorized shipping center
Fed Ex – UPS – DHL)
21 Madison Plaza 300 Main St.
(973) 443-0100
Fed Ex Kinko’s Ship Center
31 Speedwell Avenue
Morristown, NJ
(800)463-3339
International News:
International news can be seen on CNN, Channel 7, and Channel 10. The New York Times also
has an international news section. The New York Times, The Record and USA Today, are
available for free on-campus. The Library also has a variety of international newspapers
available in print as well as on the Internet.
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Entertainment:
Check with the information desk in the Student Center to find out what is happening on-campus.
You should also look out for flyers on the various bulletin boards located around campus. The
METRO, the campus newspaper, is also a good source of information for campus events.
For off-campus entertainment in New Jersey and New York City, check local newspapers (The
Daily Record.) The Friday edition and the Sunday Arts and Leisure section of the New York
Times gives a listing of different events going on in New York City.
The Thursday edition of the Star Ledger has a local community calendar and the Friday edition
has a statewide weekend calendar.
Movie Theaters:
Many theaters have discount rates for “First Shows” or “Twilight Shows” which start around
4pm. Check the local paper or call the theater for the current listing of movies, times and cost.
Some theaters offer discounts to students when you show a valid student ID card. Below are
some of the movie theaters in the area.
Clearview Cinema Headquarters
72 Headquarters Plaza
Morristown, NJ 07960
(973) 392-0606
Clearview Madison Cinema 4
14 Lincoln Place
Madison, NJ 07940
(973) 377- 2388
Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey
36 Madison Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-408-5600
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Athletic Facilities in surrounding area:
South Mountain Martial Arts
91 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-1977
Hiking & Nature Trails
Patriot’s Path –Access/Parking
Speedwell Avenue
Morristown, NJ
Yoga Studio & Shop
2 Green Village Road
Madison, NJ
973-966-5311
Traction Line Recreational Trail
Morris Avenue, Morristown
Howell Place, Morristown
Danforth Road, Madison
Bowling
Plaza Lanes
Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-8919
Loantaka Trail-Access/Parking
South Street, Morristown
Woodland Avenue, Morris Twp
973-539-2085
Bowlers’ Pro Center
119 State Hwy No. 10
East Hanover, NJ
973-887-1400
Golf
Anchor Golf Land
21 State Hwy No. 10
Whippany, NJ
973-887-0898
Ice Skating
Morristown Roller Hockey
38 Dumont Place
Morristown, NJ
973-267-7171
Roller Skating
Florham Park Roller Rink
192 Ridgedale Ave.
Florham Park, NJ
973-377-0465
Schiff Natural Lands Trust Inc.
351 N. Pleasant Valley Road
Mendham, NJ
973-543-6004
Museums
Historic Speedwell
333 Speedwell Avenue
Morristown, NJ
973-540-0211
Morris Co. Historical Society
68 Morris Ave.
Morristown, NJ
973-267-3465
New York
Metropolitan Museum
of Art
1000 Fifth Ave. at
82nd Street
212-535-7710
Museum of Natural
History
Central Park West &
79th Street
212-769-5100
Shopping Malls
The Mall at Short
Hills
Short Hills, NJ
973-376-7350
Rockaway Townsquare Mall
Rockaway, NJ
973-361-4070
Willowbrook Mall
Wayne, NJ
973-785-1655
Museum of Early Trades & Crafts
9 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-2982
Skiing
Hidden Valley Resort
Vernon, NJ
973-764-4200
Mountain Creek Ski Center
Vernon, NJ
973-827-2000
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Transportation:
Bus Service:
Madison is served by the Morris and Essex Line of New Jersey Transit, with direct service to
New York’s Penn Station and to Hoboken. The Hoboken terminal has commuter train service to
Manhattan – with stations from Wall Street, Greenwich Village and Midtown. With the new
Seacaucus Transfer station, NJ Transit trains from Madison can connect to other NJ Transit
Lines in New Jersey, to the shuttle to Newark Airport and to Amtrak. For a complete list of bus
routes, schedules and fares go to www.njtransit.com or call NJ Transit at 1-800-772-2222.
The Lakeland Bus Line provides limited commuter bus service between Madison and the Port
Authority Bus Terminal in New York City; Morris County Metro & New Jersey Transit provides
local bus service. www.lakelandbus.com or call (973) 366-0600.
Train Service:
NJ Transit (800) 773-2222 www.njtransit.com.
Amtrack (800) USA-RAIL www.amtrack.com
Path (800) 234-7284 www.pathrail.com
Taxi Service:
JM Taxi & Limo Service
212 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-0146
Airport Express Limousine
Morris County
(888) 566-6665
Madison Limousine
300 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-5160
Each company sets its own prices.
Grocery Stores & Eateries:
Edwards Super Food Store
119 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-593-8437
Stop N Shop
133 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-593-8484
Whole Foods Market
222 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-8444
Fast Food
Boston Market
332 State Hwy 10
East Hanover, NJ
973-884-7200
McDonald’s
176 Columbia Tpk
Florham Park, NJ
973-301-0347
Burger King
317 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-9691
Subway
240 State Hwy 10
East Hanover, NJ
973-428-5000
Dunkin Donuts
227 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-9688
Taco Bell
176 State Hwy 10
East Hanover, NJ
973-515-9559
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Pizza
Domino’s Pizza
8 Park Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-593-0070
Diners
Nautilus Diner
95 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-8484
Italian
Amici’s Restaurant
90 Park Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-360-9100
Italian Village Pizza
300 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-3344
Various Cuisines
Broccolini’s Rest.
91 Park Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-408-9148
Florham Park Pizza
187 Columbia Tpk
Florham Park, NJ
973-966-1062
Ice Cream and Yogurt
51 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-966-0104
Friendly Ice Cream Shop
Madison Ave/Convent Station
973-267-2331
McCool’s Ice Cream Parlour
26 Main Street
Madison, NJ 07940
Delis
Atlanta Bread Company
6 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-3359
CJ’s Deli
10 Park Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-377-7495
Joe Duffy’s Deli & Catering
42 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-377-1025
American
Firehouse Family Rest.
528 Madison Avenue
973-765-0565
ROD’s
Madison Ave/Convent Sta.
973-539-6666
Chinese
Empire Szechuan Rest.
528 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-0398
Mama Tucci’s Italian
Restaurant
77 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-3600
Rocco’s Restaurant
30 Cook Plaza
Madison, NJ
973-377-7161
Madison Wok
300 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-2595
Japanese
Kyoto Steak & Sushi
176 Columbia Tpk
Florham Park, NJ
973-822-8300
Shanghai Jazz
24 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-822-2899
Little Tokyo
5 Pine Street
Morristown, NJ
973-290-0017
Yuki Hana
300 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-593-8313
Nagano Japanese Rest
23 Washington Street
Morristown, NJ
973-540-9120
Indian
Begum Palace
300 Main Street
Madison, NJ
973-660-9100
Mexican
Blue Sky Buritos
6 Elmer Street
Madison, NJ
973-236-0888
Thai
New Main Taste
225 Main Street
Chatham, NJ
973-635-7333
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Consulates and Missions
Argentina
12 West 56th Street
(212) 603-0400
www.congenargentinany.com
Colombia
10 East 46th Street
(212) 949-9898
www.consuladodecolombiannewyork.com
Bangladesh, Peoples Republic of
821 UN Plaza, 8th Floor
(212) 867-3434
www.un.int/bangladesh
Cyprus, Republic of
13 East 40th Street
(212) 686-6016
Belarus
708 Third Avenue, 21st Floor
(212) 682-5392
www.belarusconsul.org
Dominican Republic
1501 Broadway, Ste. 410
(212) 768-2480
www.consuladord-ny.org
Brazil
1185 Sixth Avenue, 21st Floor
(917) 777-7777
www.brazilny.org
Ecuador
800 Second Avenue
(212) 808-0170
www.ecuador.org
Bulgaria, The Republic of
121 East 62nd Street
(212) 935-4646
www.consulbulgaria-ny.org
France
934 Fifth Avenue
(212) 606-3689
www.info-france.usa.org
Canada
1251 Avenue of the Americas
(212) 596-1628
www.cic.gc.ca/english/offices/missions/
new-york
Germany, Federal Republic of
871 UN Plaza
(212) 832-1300
www.germany-info.org
Central African Republic
1618 22nd Street NW
(202) 483-7800
Ghana
19 East 47th Street
(212) 832-1300
www.ghana-embassy.org
China, People’s Republic of
520 Twelfth Avenue
(212) 244-9392
www.nyconsulate.prchina.org
Hong Kong
520 Twelfth Avenue
(212) 244-9392
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India
3 East 64th Street
(212) 774-0600
www.indiacgny.org
Pakistan
12 East 65th Street
(212) 879-5800/517-7541
www.pakistanconsulate.ny.org
Israel
800 Second Avenue
(212) 499-5400
www.israelemb.org
Philippines, Republic of
556 Fifth Avenue (between 45th & 46th St.)
(212) 764-1380
www.philippineembassy-usa.org
Italy
690 Park Avenue
(212) 737-9100) 682-9120
www.italconsulnyc.org
Romania
573 Third Avenue
(212)682-9120
www.romconsny.org
Jamaica
767 Third Avenue 2nd & 3rd Floors
(212) 935-9000
www.congenjamaica-ny.org
Russian Federation
9 East 91st Street
(212) 348-0926
www.russianembassy.org
Japan
299 Park Avenue
(212) 371-2222
www.cgj.org
Saint Lucia
800 Second Avenue (9th Floor, Ste. 400J)
(212) 697-9360
www.un.int/stlucia
Kenya
866 United Nations Plaza
(212) 421-4740
www.kenyaembassy.com
Saudi Arabia
800 UN Plaza Ste. 480
(212) 752-2740
www.saudi-un-ny.org
Korea, Republic of
460 Park Avenue
(646) 674-6000
www.koreanconsulate.org
Spain
150 East 58th Street (30th & 31st. Floors)
(212) 355-4080/81/82/85/90
www.spainconsul-ny.org
Nepal
820 Second Avenue Ste.17B
(212) 370-3988/89
www.nepalembassyusa.org
Sri Lanka
630 Third Avenue (20th Floor)
(212) 986-7040
www.slembassyusa.org
Nigeria
828 Second Avenue
(212) 850-2200/868-0301
www.nigeria-consulate-ny.org
Taiwan
885 Second Avenue (17th Floor)
(212) 486-0088
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Thailand
315 East 52nd Street
(212) 754-1770/1896
www.tanzaniaembassy-us.org
United Kingdom
845 Third Avenue
(212) 745-0200
www.britainusa.com
Trinidad & Tobago
733 Third Avenue Ste. 1716
(212) 682-7272/73
www.ttembassy.cjb.net
Venezuela
(212) 826-1660
www.newyork.embavenz-us.org
Turkey
821 UN Plaza
(212) 949-0160
www.turkishembassy.org
Vietnam
866 UN Plaza Ste. 435
(212) 644-0594
www.vietnamembassy-usa.org
United Arab Emirates
305 East 4th Street, 7th Floor
(212) 371-0480
www.un.int/uae
Zimbabwe
128 East 56th Street
(212) 980-9511
www.zim.gov.zw
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Service Organizations
Amnesty International – This group’s mission is to prevent abuses of the rights to physical and
mental integrity and to promote all human rights.
Columns – Columns is the FDU Florham-Madison Campus yearbook. It presents a year of
history through pictures, narrative and graphic arts. All full-time undergraduate seniors who
have their senior portraits taken receive a complimentary copy of the book.
Commuter Student Association (CSA) – The main objective of this association is to advocate
for the needs and interests of the commuter student population. The association also serves as a
means for commuters interested in getting involved in clubs and activities. It also provides
commuters with opportunities for socializing and networking among fellow commuter students.
Emerging Leaders – The purpose of Emerging Leaders is to: enhance leadership skills in
students; foster leadership on campus; increase self-confidence levels in students; promote selfgrowth in students; and encourage the next generation to be involved on campus.
Florham Programming Committee – The purpose of this board is to plan, organize and
execute activities that meet the diverse needs and interests of the student body. The board
encourages an atmosphere of cooperative programming among all student clubs and
organizations. The office is located on the first floor of the Student Center.
The Metropolitan – This is the campus newspaper published by students for students. The
purposes of the publication are: provide accurate information to the campus community about
events and issues; print articles by and for the students that are of significant interest to students;
educate its members in the methods, privileges, and responsibilities of journalism; and allow
students to gain experience in all areas of newspaper work. The office is located on the first
floor of the Student Center and the phone number is 973-443-8580.
Resident Student Association (RSA) RSAFDU@yahoo.com – This association addresses
resident student needs and also plans events and programs.
Student Government Association (SGA) sgafdu@yahoo.com – This Student Government
Association is under the auspices of the Dean of Students Office. SGA consists of an elected
body of student leaders who are responsible for reviewing all student opinions and representing
the student body by communicating with faculty and administration. SGA is responsible for
funding student organizations. The office is located on the first floor of the Student Center and
the phone number is 973-443-8581.
Student Volunteer Association (SVA) – The purpose of this association is to promote
citizenship by performing acts of community service for the Fairleigh Dickinson population, as
well as the communities in the surrounding areas.
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WFDM Radio Station 91.9 & TV Channel 80 on Campus – WFDM is the student-run campus
radio station. Members gain valuable experience in broadcasting as well as a technical
background in radio production. The station is located in the Florence Twombly Residence Hall.
Call 973-443-8585 to find out more about the organization or just call and request your favorite
song to be played.
Multi-Cultural Clubs & Organizations
Association of Black Collegians (ABC) – The purposes of this organization are: institute an
academic atmosphere for students of color and the student body; build a sense of pride and
meaning for students of color and the student body; engage in wholesome community, cultural,
academic and social activities; and become a prime force in the betterment of campus affairs.
Gay and Straight Peers (GASP) – The purpose of the organization is to provide activities,
events, and support human rights for the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer
community.
Indian Sub-Continent Student Association – The main purpose of this organization is to
educate and promote understanding of Indian culture through various activities.
Inter-Fraternity Council (IFC) & Member of Inter-Greek Council (IGC) – The purpose of
this council is to set standards and procedures for the growth and development of Greek life on
campus and to govern, within the limitations established by the Dean of Students Office, on all
matters pertaining to fraternity life.
Italian Club – The intent of this club is to advance cultural awareness of Italian-Americans on
the campus.
Japanese Club – The purpose of this organization is to promote awareness of the Japanese
culture (celebrations, food, music, fashion, movies, etc.) through activities.
Jewish Student Organization (JSO) fdujso.com – The purpose of this organization is to
provide an outlet for students who wish to learn more about Jewish traditions, customs and
religion.
Latin American Student Organization (LASO) FDULASO@yahoo.com – The mission of
this organization is to bring all students of the College at Florham a sense of culture and to get
them familiar with the Hispanic culture as well as all the cultures present on campus.
Pan-Hellenic Council & Member of Inter-Greek Council (IGC) The objective of the council
is to develop and maintain Sorority life and Sorority relations within the campus community.
Social Organizations
Anime Club – The purpose of this club is to promote appreciation of anime and explore how
aspects of different cultures are incorporated into anime.
Chess Club – The mission of the club is to provide chess enthusiasts a forum for the exchange
and discussion of ideas, strategies, and theory while applying the principles in games against one
another.
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Devils Dance Team – The purpose of this club is to provide an opportunity for dancers to
showcase their dancing and choreographing abilities by performing at campus events. The club
provides opportunities for students to improve their dance knowledge and skills as well as show
pride for the school.
Role Playing Gamers Society – The mission of the society is to form an organized forum for
those students interested in role-playing games.
Scribbler’s Literary Society – The purpose of the society is to put together a creative writing
magazine, organize literary readings and to expose its members to outside sources of inspiration.
Starshine Theatre Company – The purpose of this club is to enable students to pursue work in
theatre outside of the main stage productions.
Strategy Games Club – The mission of this club is to strengthen the minds of our students by
providing intellectual entertainment in a competitive environment.
Organizations of Faith
Campus Crusade for Christ fduprayercru@yahoo.com or campuscrusadefdu@yahoo.com
– This group provides ongoing opportunities of fellowship as well as spiritual development by
providing various forms of philanthropy, weekly Bible studies, prayer and worship, on-campus
Christian Sunday night services and a University-wide prayer line. The group welcomes
students of all denominations and faiths.
Places of Worship
African Methodist Episcopal
Bethel AME Church
53 Central Ave.
Madison, NJ
973-1925
Jewish
Congregation Ahavath Yisreel
9 Cutler
Morristown, NJ
973-267-4184
Assemblies of God
Trinity Fellowship
1 Kane Place
Hanover, NJ
973-386-9300
Temple B’nai Or
Overlook Road
Morristown, NJ
973-539-4539
Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church
10 Martin Luther King Ave.
Morristown, NJ
973-267-0136
Beth Hatikfah (Reconstructionist)
158 Southern Blvd.
Chatham, NJ
973-701-1665
First Baptist Church
36 Cook Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-966-1115
Ahavat Torah (Orthodox)
113 Hawkins Avenue
Parsippany, NJ
973-335-3636
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Spanish Baptism Church
51 Washington Street
Morristown, NJ
973-9181
Lutheran
Gloria Dei Lutheran Church
300 Shunpike Road
Chatham, NJ
973-635-5889
Buddhist
Tibetan Buddhist Learning Center
Box 306A RD#1
Washington, NJ
908-689-6080
Methodist
Korean Central Methodist
200 Shunpike Road
Chatham, NJ
973-635-2456
The Zen Studies Society
New York
Zendo-Shobo-ji
233 East 67th Street
New York, NY
212-861-3333
United Methodist Church
24 Madison Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-377-9885
Church of Christ
Church of Christ
382 Fairmount Avenue
Chatham, NJ 973-635-6810
Morristown Church of Christ
265 Martin Luther King Avenue
Morristown, NJ 973-267-0578
United Methodist Church
50 Park Place
Morristown, NJ
973-538-2132
Orthodox
Holy Trinity (Russian)
120 Dover-Chester Road
Randolph, NJ
973-366-8360
Congregational
Community Congregational Church
200 Hatshorn
Short Hills, NJ
973-379-5600
St. Andrew (Greek)
1447 Sussex Tpk.
Randolph, NJ
973-584-0388
Episcopal
Grace Episcopal Church
4 Madison Avenue
Madison, NJ
973-377-0106
Presbyterian
Chatham Twp. Presbyterian Church
240 Southern Blvd.
Chatham, NJ
973-635-2340
St. Peter (High)
South Street and Miller Road
Morristown, NJ
973-538-0666
Presbyterian Church of Madison
19 Green Village Road
Madison, NJ
973-377-1600
Church of the Redeemer (Liberal)
73 E. Hanover Avenue
Morristown, NJ
973-39-0703
Quaker
Friends Meeting of Summit
158 Southern Blvd.
Chatham, NJ
973-635-2161
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Evangelical
Cornerstone Evangelical Free Church
73 E. Hanover Avenue
Morristown, NJ
973-292-3354
Hindu
Hindu Temple and Cultural society of USA, Inc.
Sri Venkatewsara Temple (Balaji Madir) and
Community Center
780 Old Farm Road
Bridgewater, NJ
908-725-4477
Islamic
Bergen County Islamic Center
201-488-8075
Jain
Jain Society of New Jersey
233 Runnymede Road
Essex Falls, NJ201-226-2539
Roman Catholic
St. Vincent the Martyr
26 Green Village Road
Madison, NJ
973-377-4211
St. Thomas Moore
Madison Avenue
Convent Station, NJ
973-267-5330
Roman Catholic-Eastern (Ukrainian)
St. John
S. Jefferson Road & Rt. 10
Whippany, NJ
973-887-3616
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh day Adventist Church
Tempe Wick Road & Rt. 202
Morristown, NJ
973-539-2250
Seventh Day Adventist Spanish Church
237 Speedwell Avenue
Morristown, NJ
973-631-1117
United Church of Christ
Stanley Congregational Church UCC
94 Fairmount Ave. and Oliver
Chatham, NJ
973-635-7723
Unitarian Universalist
Unitarian Church in Summit
4 Waldron Avenue
Summit, NJ 908-273-3245
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Academic and Professional Clubs & Organizations
Biology Club – The purpose of this club is to promote interest in the environment from a
biological aspect, as well as enhance education through speakers and activities.
Film Guild – The purpose of this club is to give students interested in filmmaking a place to
share, discuss and collaborate on projects for artistic expression.
Finance Club – The purpose of this club is to educate and provide a forum for students who are
interested in the finance industry.
Hotel Restaurant Tourism Society (HRTS) – The purpose of this organization is to make all
students aware of the scope of opportunities within the travel and hospitality industry and to
encourage general interest in the experiences that are consistent with lodging, fine dining and
travel.
Marketing Mix – The purpose of this organization is to provide an outlet for students who wish
to become more informed with the nature of marketing.
Philosophy Club – The purpose of this club is to provide a forum for open discussion of ideas
and dialog among peers interested in philosophical thought.
Psychology Club – This club is open to all full-time undergraduate students interested in the
field of psychology.
UNFDU – The purpose of this club is to raise the knowledge and awareness of global issues
through research, debate, and actions, in ways that are reflective of the real United Nation. The
club affords its members the opportunity to assume the role of ambassadors, while acquiring
such skills as leadership, debate, camaraderie, collaboration, and a new insight into the dilemmas
plaguing our current and future global community.
Fraternities
Iota Phi Theta – The purpose of this fraternity is to develop and perpetuate scholarship,
leadership, citizenship, fidelity and brotherhood among men.
Phi Sigma Kappa – The purpose of this fraternity is to promote the welfare and development of
its members of the Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity.
Sigma Chi – The purpose of this fraternity is to cultivate and maintain the high ideals of
friendship, justice and learning.
Tau Kappa Epsilon – The purpose of this fraternity is to uphold the ideals of charity, esteem
and love. Based upon these three ideals, the fraternity will contribute to the community while
strengthening the bond of brotherhood.
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Zeta Beta Tau – This fraternity believes in the development of the individuals as a responsible,
mature member of society. The organization dedicates itself to the principles of intellectual
awareness, social responsibility, integrity and brotherly love.
Sororities
Delta Phi Epsilon – The purpose of this sorority is to foster and promote the ideals and
principles of the sorority that include social, service, self, sisterhood and scholarship.
Phi Sigma Sigma – The purpose of this sorority is to: promote friendship among college women
of all races, creeds, and religions; raise the standard of college ideas; further knowledge; and to
promote philanthropic endeavor.
Theta Phi Alpha – The objectives of this sorority are to: provide close comradeship; advance
educations, social and philanthropic interests and leadership training; encourage spiritual
development and adherence to the highest moral standards; and promote lifelong bonds of
friendship.
Zeta Tau Alpha – The purpose of this sorority is to intensify friendship and foster a spirit of
love, and to the building up of a purer and nobler womanhood in the world.
For more information about student clubs on campus, please visit the Office of Student Life.
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