syracuse welcome new student orientation guide-fall 2020...service projects, clubs, sports, study...
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SYRACUSE WELCOME
2020NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION GUIDE
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STAY SAFE PLEDGEIn this extraordinary time of a pandemic, we are responsible for ourselves and each other.
We will work together. We will rise to the occasion. We will take necessary steps to keep each other safe. And we will not put ourselves or others at risk.
As we plan to reopen this fall semester, we all will embrace and adapt to new practices for our living, learning and working environment. At the core of these practices is protecting the health and safety of every campus community member. To do so, all members of the Orange community are expected to take an active role in promoting the safety, health and well-being of every campus community member. That means abiding by all health and safety directives from federal, state, local and University officials through the Fall 2020 semester and beyond and encouraging others to do the same. We will all do our part to keep ourselves, our peers, our colleagues, and all Syracuse University community members safe.
As a member of the Orange community, I am committed to keeping myself and the Orange community healthy and safe from the spread of COVID-19. I pledge to take the following actions:
How to Keep Myself Safe• Maintain 6 feet of distance from others.
• Get a flu vaccine (provided by the University) when they become available.
• If gathering with people outside of my residence, practice social distancing and limit gatherings to 25 people.
• Wash my hands regularly and clean any surfaces I touch.
• Monitor my health on a daily basis for symptoms of COVID-19, and notify the Barnes Center if I exhibit symptoms.
How to Keep the Orange Community Safe• Wear a mask or face covering while on campus.
• Wear a mask or face covering off campus where social distancing measures cannot be maintained.
• Avoid traveling outside of Central New York for the duration of the Fall 2020 semester.
• Adhere to all directives and University guidance if I need to be quarantined or isolated.
• Don’t attend classes or participate in extracurricular activities if exhibiting any symptoms of the COVID-19 virus, am awaiting test results, or test positive for the virus.
• Participate in return to campus testing as well as any testing required throughout the academic year.
• Fully and honestly participate in contact tracing.
• Encourage others to follow these guidelines.
• Follow any new directives from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or New York State that become public during the semester.
The safety of our community is a shared responsibility, and my actions can put myself and others at risk. I understand that whether or not I take this pledge, failure to comply with these directives may result in a referral to the Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities (OSRR) for violation of the Code of Student Conduct, which governs individual and group behavior on and off campus. Sanctions for violating the pledge may be found at studentconduct.syr.edu.
We recognize that some students with disabilities, in order to live and learn safely, may need to modify some aspects of this pledge. Students who believe they may not be able to adhere to these protocols for disability-related reasons should contact the Center for Disability Resources to request a reasonable accommodation/modification. [email protected] 315.443.4498
STAY SAFE. STAY HEALTHY. DO YOUR PART.
Welcome to Syracuse University!We are happy that you have chosen Syracuse University as the next step in your education. I encourage you to use Syracuse Welcome as a time to explore your academic and personal interests. Syracuse University is a top-ranked research university where you will learn from and work with top experts from every field. Syracuse is also a student-focused university, which means that you can explore your interests outside of the classroom through service projects, clubs, sports, study abroad, entrepreneurship, the arts and cultural and social events.
This is your Syracuse University experience—it is your chance to discover, grow, gain skills, make lifelong connections and be part of a proud community. This is also a different experience than students had last year or that students will have next year. This entering class will show the world that we can have a safe on-campus experience where your optimism, flexibility and determination will lead to once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to learn, excel and create a college experience that is uniquely your own.
As you participate in Syracuse Welcome, you are joining a vast network of more than 250,000 Syracuse University alumni around the world. They are leaders, innovators and game changers at the individual, community, national and global level. Our alumni stay connected, reaching out to help students and fellow alumni network, find internships and build careers.
As you and your family mark the official start of your academic career at Syracuse University, I encourage you to take advantage of all of the opportunities that come your way. We will work together, we will rise to the occasion and we will be with you every step of the way. This guide will help you begin.
I am so pleased you have chosen to be a part of Syracuse University. We look forward to welcoming you to campus, to getting to know you, and to helping you achieve your goals. Get ready for a great year ahead.
Sincerely,
Kent Syverud Chancellor and President
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Section 1 Welcome to Campus! ................................. pg. 4
Section 2 Event Schedules ......................................... pg. 6
Section 3 Campus Resources .................................. pg. 14
Section 4 Directory .................................................... pg. 18
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This is your guide to Syracuse Welcome 2020.What is Syracuse Welcome?Syracuse Welcome is Syracuse University’s required new student orientation program, which serves as the gateway to your Syracuse University experience. During Syracuse Welcome, you’ll participate in academic, educational and social programs designed to make your transition seamless and fun. These programs and events prepare you for your classes, get you settled into your residence hall, introduce you to campus services and resources, familiarize you with University traditions, and offer opportunities to meet your fellow students.
The Office of First-Year and Transfer Programs (FYTP) is your host for Syracuse Welcome. FYTP is devoted to helping you make a successful and fulfilling transition to Syracuse University. From the day you are admitted and throughout your Syracuse career, FYTP is your partner in achieving academic excellence and personal goals.
Find everything you need to know and do at firstyear.syr.edu. This site highlights key information and University requirements. It also provides access to required forms and the new student checklist. Be sure to keep up to date with your Syracuse University email, too.
[email protected] 315.443.9187
Accessibility AccommodationsSyracuse University is committed to providing equal access for students with disabilities. Students requesting accommodations should contact the Center for Disability Resources at 315.443.4498.
Family members who would like to request disability related accommodations during Syracuse Welcome should contact the Office of First-Year and Transfer Programs at 315.443.1012.
Please make such requests as early as possible to ensure time to arrange for and provide auxiliary aids and services.
WELCOME HEADQUARTERS
Have a question? Need more information? Don’t know where to go?
Come to Syracuse Welcome Headquarters, the information and problem-solving center for all of Syracuse Welcome. Please refer to firstyear.syr.edu for the most up-to-date location and hours, which may vary based on weather.
Questions? Call 315.443.9187.
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Parking Information for Syracuse Welcome 2020Due to the large number of people and vehicles on campus for Syracuse Welcome, parking is limited to certain areas. Family members and other helpers are encouraged to leave campus once the student has moved in to their residence hall.
After you finish unloading your car into your residence hall, you will be directed where to park by a faculty/staff volunteer, public safety officer or parking staff member. In order to accommodate student move-in, parking is prohibited at residence halls. Please remember only two hours are allowed for move-in and only one family member may enter the residence hall.
Parking Permits Residential first-year students may not bring vehicles to campus without prior approval by Parking and Transit Services. Eligible students may pick up or purchase permits at the Parking and Transit Services Office, 621 Skytop Road, during the following hours:
Sunday, Aug. 16 Noon–5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 17–Friday, Aug. 21 8 a.m.–5 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 Noon–5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23 Noon–3 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24–Friday, Aug. 28 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.
For more information about parking permits, call Parking and Transit Services at 315.443.4652.
GETTING CONNECTED
All Syracuse University residence halls are equipped with high-speed wireless and wired network service. Information about connecting devices to the Syracuse University networks is provided at residence hall check-in and via Information Technology Services (ITS) communications to each student’s Syracuse email address. A Syracuse University NetID and password, as well as access to each device’s administrator account, are required to connect.
For details about ITS technical support during Syracuse Welcome, visit its.syr.edu/welcome. For assistance:
Call 315.443.2677 Email [email protected] Search answers.syr.edu
Visit its.syr.edu/its_service_center for information about ITS support services, including locations and hours for on-campus support.
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FOR COMPLETE SCHEDULEVisit firstyear.syr.edu
Events Overview This section includes an overview of events taking place from Monday, Aug. 17, through Sunday, Aug. 23. The complete schedule, including event times and descriptions, is available online at firstyear.syr.edu.
In addition, required academic events may be communicated to you through your Syracuse email.
Scheduled activities may have corresponding virtual components. For information on how to access virtual components, visit firstyear.syr.edu.
Times and locations not specified will be communicated to students directly by email.
WELCOME TO THE ORANGE FAMILY
Thursday, Aug. 20
New students and their families gather in a viewing space on campus or join from anywhere to celebrate the beginning of their Orange experience! Chancellor Syverud, student leaders and alumni present a glimpse of what’s to come for new students at Syracuse University. While we’ll participate from different spaces, we’re one Orange family. Come and see why.
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SCHOOL AND COLLEGE EVENTS
School of Architecture201 Slocum Hall | 315.443.2256 | soa.syr.edu
As the fourth longest-standing program of architecture in the U.S., Syracuse University’s School of Architecture has a long tradition of quality professional education in the design arts. The School of Architecture prepares students to make lasting contributions to society through a unique educational approach that provides them with an understanding of the arts and humanities, as well as a technical understanding of structures and construction.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 212 p.m. Dean’s Welcome
Saturday, Aug. 22Noon–3 p.m. Peer Advising Sessions
4 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
Sunday, Aug. 2310 a.m.–2 p.m. First-Year Student Academic Advising
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The College of Arts and Sciences Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs203 Tolley Humanities Building | 315.443.3150 | thecollege.syr.edu
200 Eggers Hall | 315.443.2253 | maxwell.syr.edu
Together, the College of Arts and Sciences and the Maxwell School provide a highly selective liberal arts education. A curriculum emphasizing interdisciplinary learning and research prepares students for the global workplace or continued study in graduate and post-baccalaureate professional programs. Thanks to the special partnership between Arts and Sciences and the Maxwell School, students have the unique opportunity to explore a rich selection of majors and minors across three academic divisions: Humanities, Natural Sciences and Mathematics, and Social Sciences.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 2110–10:30 a.m. Dean’s Welcome
1–6 p.m. First-Year Student Academic Advising (Arts and Sciences)
Saturday, Aug. 228 a.m.–6 p.m. First-Year Student Academic Advising (Maxwell)
Sunday, Aug. 2310 a.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
Noon–4 p.m. First-Year Student Academic Advising
Noon SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
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School of Education111 Waverly Ave., Suite 230 | 315.443.2506 | soe.syr.edu
The School of Education at Syracuse University offers a variety of degree programs in both teaching and non-teaching areas to prepare thoughtful and socially just leaders who bridge scholarship and practice. The School of Education emphasizes student learning and success, physical activity and health, and mental health and well-being across communities through collaborative partnerships and multifaceted inclusive approaches.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 219–10:30 a.m. Dean’s Welcome
Various Peer Advising
Sunday, Aug. 234 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
College of Engineering and Computer Science130 Link Hall | 315.443.5191 | eng-cs.syr.edu
Since its founding in 1901, the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Syracuse University has been leading the way in educating engineering and computer science students, creating new knowledge and technologies, and anticipating the evolution of the field. With a strong history of preparing leaders from around the globe, our research-centered college allows students to take advantage of the breadth and depth of engineering, and computer science education and research.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 213:15 p.m. Dean’s Welcome
4:30 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
Saturday, Aug. 22Various First-Year Student Academic Advising
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David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics300 MacNaughton Hall | 315.443.3144 | falk.syr.edu
Named in 2011 by a generous gift from David B. Falk ’72 and Rhonda S. Falk ’74, Falk College’s legacy is grounded in the values of social justice and global citizenship and continues the meaningful work that originated at Syracuse University in 1917. The college’s signature theory-to-practice academic model includes intensive hands-on learning to prepare students for professions that improve the emotional and physical well-being of individuals, families and communities.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 211–3 p.m.; 3–5 p.m. Dean’s Welcome
Saturday, Aug. 229:45–11 a.m. Peer Advising
Sunday, Aug. 232 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
School of Information Studies (iSchool)114 Hinds Hall | 315.443.6137 | ischool.syr.edu
The School of Information Studies—the iSchool—is where you can experience the fast-moving field of information on the Syracuse University campus. iSchool faculty and students are dedicated to developing skills for managing information, creating innovative information services, understanding international regulation of information, and for overseeing the technology that makes our information-rich society possible. A rich educational experience reflects diversity while providing a united center of foundational skills in teamwork, project management, user experience design, apps, services, networks and technology tools.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 212-3 p.m. Dean’s Welcome
Saturday, Aug. 229:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. First-Year Student Academic Advising
4 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
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S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications316 Newhouse 3 | 315.443.4722 | newhouse.syr.edu
The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications’ nationally recognized undergraduate programs emphasize the professional skills and ethical awareness required of communications industry leaders.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 212–3 p.m. Peer Advising
3–4 p.m. Dean’s Welcome
4:30 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
Saturday, Aug. 229 a.m.–5 p.m. First-Year Student Academic Advising
College of Visual and Performing Arts200 Crouse College | 315.443.2517 | vpa.syr.edu
The College of Visual and Performing Arts at Syracuse University includes the School of Art; the School of Design; the Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies; the Department of Drama; the Rose, Jules R. and Stanford S. Setnor School of Music; and the Department of Transmedia.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 219 a.m.-5 p.m. Dean’s Welcome Sessions
Saturday, Aug. 229 a.m.–1 p.m. Dean’s Welcome Sessions
10 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Schedule Adjustments
Various Peer Advising
4 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
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Martin J. Whitman School of ManagementWhitman School of Management, Suite 215 | 315.443.2361 | whitman.syr.edu
Whether you aim to join a multinational corporation, participate in an emerging enterprise, or start your own business, the Whitman School provides the tools you need to build a successful career. Its curriculum is widely recognized for relevance, innovative design and effective presentation. In surveys by U.S. News & World Report and others, it consistently ranks among the best business programs in the country.
ALL EVENTS LISTED ARE REQUIRED. Go to firstyear.syr.edu for full event schedule, including locations and descriptions.
Friday, Aug. 211–2 p.m. Dean’s Welcome
Sunday, Aug. 234 p.m. SEM 100 Kick-Off Webinar (attendance taken)
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Syracuse University BookstorePreordered Textbook and Computer Pickup Preordered textbooks may be picked up on the first level of the bookstore, located in the Schine Student Center. Preordered computers may be picked up at ’CuseTech on the third level of the bookstore.
For those who did not preorder, knowledgeable staff are available to assist with selecting textbooks from new, used, digital and rental inventory. Apple and Dell computers are in stock.
Bookstore Hours During Syracuse Welcome
Monday–Friday, Aug. 17–21 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 22 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 23 10 a.m.–6 p.m.
Syracuse University Food ServicesAll dining centers will be serving meals during Syracuse Welcome and students will be able to use their meal plans. For more information about locations and operating hours, please visit foodservices.syr.edu. Kosher and halal meals are available at Shaw Dining Center.
If you have special dietary needs such as a food allergy, please contact the Food Services’ registered dietitian at 315.443.9884.
Religious ServicesSyracuse University is pleased to offer the following opportunities to observe spiritual traditions and religious services during Syracuse Welcome. For current information and more details, visit hendricks.syr.edu. If you are required to attend a Syracuse Welcome event that coincides with your spiritual tradition or religious observance, please email [email protected] for assistance.
Friday, Aug. 21 Shabbat with Syracuse Hillel 5:30 p.m. Winnick Hillel Center for Jewish Life 102 Walnut Place syracusehillel.org
Sunday, Aug. 23 Catholic Mass 10:30-11:30 a.m. SU Catholic Center 110 Walnut Place
1-2 p.m. Hendricks Chapel, Main Chapel sucatholic.org
Baptist Campus Church Service 11 a.m.-noon Hendricks Chapel, Main Chapel christianoutreachsyr.org
Lutheran Campus Ministry Worship Noon-1:30 p.m. Hendricks Chapel, Noble Room lcmsyracuse.org
Wednesday, Aug. 26 Guided Meditation 5:30-6:15 p.m. Hendricks Chapel, Small Chapel
Evangelical Christian Student Fellowship 6:30-7:30 p.m. Zoom meeting link: bit.ly/EncourageSU
Wednesday Night LIFE Historically Black Church Chaplaincy 7-8 p.m. Instagram Live at @hbccsu
Friday, Aug. 28 Jumua’h Prayer with Muslim Chaplaincy 1-2 p.m. Hendricks Chapel, Main Chapel mslatsu.com
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Health and Wellness Services Barnes Center at The Arch 150 Sims Drive [email protected] 315.443.8000 syracuse.edu/BeWell
The Barnes Center at The Arch is a state-of-the-art health, wellness and recreation complex. As the hub for student wellness, the Barnes Center features modern and expanded programs, services and offerings promoting holistic health and well-being. The Barnes Center’s integrated wellness team and resources are available in one accessible, centralized space on campus, located between the Stadium and Carnegie Library.
Students are invited to use the Wellness Portal, ese.syr.edu/bewell/wellness-portal, to register for health and wellness activities, programs and more.
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Accessing Health Care, Counseling and Pharmacy
Please call 315.443.8000 if you need a vaccination, would like to discuss your health care and/or counseling needs with a provider, or to schedule health care or counseling appointment(s). Drop-in appointments are not available. To speak with the pharmacy about transferring prescriptions or if you have other questions, call 315.443.5691.
Health Care, Health Promotion, Pharmacy and Counseling
To schedule an in-person or remote consultation, call 315.433.8000. Drop-in appointments are not available.
Health, Health Promotion, Pharmacy and Counseling Aug. 17–21 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
Health and Pharmacy Aug. 22 and 23 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Counseling Aug. 22 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Recreation/Fitness Center Aug. 17–21 6:30 a.m.–10 p.m.
Aug. 22 and 23 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
In addition to Barnes Center at The Arch recreation and fitness areas, students may use the fitness center at Ernie Davis Hall and the Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion on South Campus. For more information, visit syracuse.edu/BeWell.
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Campus Office Directory
General Information
Main Campus 315.443.1870
Colleges and Schools
School of Architecture 201 Slocum Hall 315.443.2256 soa.syr.edu
College of Arts and Sciences 329 Hall of Languages 315.443.3150 thecollege.syr.edu
School of Education 230 Huntington Hall 315.443.4752 soe.syr.edu
College of Engineering and Computer Science 223 Link Hall 315.443.2545 eng-cs.syr.edu
David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics 300 MacNaughton Hall 315.443.3144 falk.syr.edu
School of Information Studies 114 Hinds Hall 315.443.4900 ischool.syr.edu
Martin J. Whitman School of Management 721 University Ave. 315.443.3751 whitman.syr.edu
S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications 316 Newhouse 3 315.443.2302 newhouse.syr.edu
University College 700 University Ave. 315.443.9378 parttime.syr.edu
College of Visual and Performing Arts 200 Crouse College 315.443.2517 vpa.syr.edu
Campus Offices
Admissions 100 Crouse-Hinds Hall 900 South Crouse Ave. 315.443.3611 syr.edu/admissions
Bookstore Schine Student Center 303 University Place 315.443.9900 bookweb.syr.edu
Bursar 119 Bowne Hall 315.443.2444 [email protected] bursar.syr.edu
Career Services 310 Women’s Building 315.443.3616 [email protected] careerservices.syr.edu
Center for Learning and Student Success (CLASS) 014 Bird Library 315.443.2005 class.syr.edu
Counseling Barnes Center at The Arch 315.443.8000 syracuse.edu/BeWell
Department of Public Safety 005 Sims Hall 315.443.2224 dps.syr.edu
On-Campus Emergency 711
Disability Cultural Center 548 Bird Library 315.443.0228 sudcc.syr.edu
Center for Disability Resources 804 University Ave. Suite 303 315.443.4498 disabilityservices.syr.edu
Equal Opportunity, Inclusion and Resolution Services 005 Steele Hall 315.443.4018 inclusion.syr.edu
Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs 200 Bowne Hall 315.443.1513 [email protected] financialaid.syr.edu
Office of First-Year and Transfer Programs 310 Women’s Building 315.443.9187 [email protected] newtosu.syr.edu
Food Services 201 Ainsley Drive 315.443.3803 foodservices.syr.edu
Fraternity and Sorority Affairs 100 Women’s Building 315.443.5553 fasa.syr.edu
Health Care Barnes Center at The Arch 315.443.8000 syracuse.edu/BeWell
Health Promotion Barnes Center at The Arch 315.443.7273 syracuse.edu/BeWell
Hendricks Chapel 315.443.2901 hendricks.syr.edu
Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) 804 University Ave. Suite 009 315.443.3867 oss.syr.edu/heop
Housing, Meal Plan and ID Card Services 206 Steele Hall 315.443.2721 [email protected] housingmealplans.syr.edu
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Information Technology Services (ITS) 1-227 Center for Science and Technology 315.443.2677 [email protected] its.syr.edu
Institute for Veterans and Military Families National Veterans Resource Center 101 Waverly Ave. 315.443.0141 [email protected] ivmf.syracuse.edu
Center for International Services 310 Walnut Place 315.443.2457 [email protected] international.syr.edu
Living Learning Communities 138 Women’s Building 315.443.2295 [email protected] lc.syr.edu
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Resource Center 548 Bird Library 315.443.9972 [email protected] lgbt.syr.edu
Syracuse University Libraries 222 Waverly Ave. 315.443.4083 library.syr.edu
Mary Ann Shaw Center for Public and Community Service 309 Women’s Building 315.443.3051 [email protected] shawcenter.syr.edu
Office of Multicultural Affairs 548 Bird Library 315.443.9676 [email protected] multicultural.syr.edu
Parent and Family Services 306 Steele Hall 315.443.1200 [email protected] parents.syr.edu
Parking and Transit Services 621 Skytop Road Suite 190 315.443.4652 parking.syr.edu
Recreation Barnes Center at The Arch 315.443.4386 syracuse.edu/BeWell
Registrar 106 Steele Hall 315.443.2422 registrar.syr.edu
Renée Crown University Honors Program 306 Bowne Hall 315.443.2759 honors.syr.edu
Office of Student Living 111 Waverly Ave. Suite 200 315.443.3637 orl.syr.edu
ROTC, Air Force 122 Lyman Hall 315.443.2461 afrotc.syr.edu
ROTC, Army 215 Lyman Hall 315.443.2462 armyrotc.syr.edu
South Campus Housing Office 206 Goldstein Student Center 315.443.2721 [email protected] housingmealplans.syr.edu
Office of Student Activities 100 Women’s Building 315.443.2718 studentactivities.syr.edu
Senior Vice President for Enrollment and the Student Experience 518 Crouse-Hinds Hall 315.443.4263
Dean of Students 306 Steele Hall 315.443.4357
Student Employment Services 210 Steele Hall 315.443.2268 seo.syr.edu
Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities 804 University Ave Suite 106 315.443.3728 studentconduct.syr.edu
Syracuse Abroad 106 Walnut Place 315.443.3471 syracuse.edu/academics/study-abroad/
Title IX Coordinator 005 Steele Hall 315.443.1520
Office of Veteran and Military Affairs (OVMA) National Veterans Resource Center 101 Waverly Ave. 315.443.0141 [email protected] veterans.syr.edu
Office of Veteran Success (OVS) National Veterans Resource Center 101 Waverly Ave. 315.443.0358 veterans.syr.edu
Vet Success On-Campus Counselor National Veterans Resource Center 101 Waverly Ave. Room 326-G 315.443.0177
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DOWNTOWN
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Main Campus KeyBarnes Center at the Arch...............................D-3Bird Library.........................................................C-4Booth Hall............................................................B-5Bowne Hall..........................................................D-3Crouse College..................................................C-2Crouse-Hinds Hall.............................................C-2Dineen Hall.........................................................D-2Eggers Hall..........................................................C-3Ernie Davis Hall..................................................C-5H.B. Crouse Hall (HBC)............................C-3Hall of Languages (HL).....................................C-3
Health Care.........................................................D-3Hendricks Chapel..............................................C-3Hinds Hall............................................................C-3Huntington Hall..................................................B-3Link Hall...............................................................D-4Newhouse I, II, III................................................C-3Maxwell Hall.......................................................C-3Physics.................................................................D-3Schine Student Center.....................................C-3Science & Technology Center.........................C-4Shaffer Art Bluilding.........................................D-4Sims Hall..............................................................D-4
Slocum Hall.........................................................D-4Center for International Services..................C-3Smith Hall............................................................C-3Steele Hall...........................................................D-3Syracuse Stage...................................................A-2University College.............................................B-3Watson Hall........................................................C-4Whitman School of Management..................B-3Women’s Building.............................................D-4
Blue Light Alarm Call Station
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Roe Ave.
Pine Grove St.
Jean Ave.
Ainsley Dr.
Tejah Ave.
Jamesville Ave.
Jamesville Ave.
Jamesville Ave.
ComfortTylerPark
Oakwood-Morningside
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South Campus KeyCarmelo Anthony Basketball Center.....................A-2Goldstein Student Center.........................................C-4Inn Complete...............................................................D-4Manley Field House...................................................A-2Skytop Office Building..............................................E-5South Campus Welcome Center.............................B-3Skyhalls.........................................................................C-4Tennity Ice Skating Pavilion.....................................D-5
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The Alma Mater
Where the vale of Onondaga Meets the eastern sky Proudly stands our Alma Mater On her hilltop high.
Flag we love! Orange! Float for aye— Old Syracuse, o’er thee, Loyal be thy sons and daughters To thy memory.
When the evening twilight deepens and the shadows fall, Linger long the golden sunbeams on the western wall.
Flag we love! Orange! Float for aye— Old Syracuse, o’er thee, Loyal be thy sons and daughters To thy memory.
When the shades of life shall gather, dark the heart may be, Still the ray of youth and love shall linger long o’er thee.
Flag we love! Orange! Float for aye— Old Syracuse, o’er thee, Loyal be thy sons and daughters To thy memory.
— Junius W. Stevens
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