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ACADEMIC ADVISING (ADVISING AND CAREER CENTER)
PH: 595-2040; WYLL D175
Keyword: advising
The staff in the Advising and Career Center provides academic advising. Each degree-seeking student is assigned an academic advisor with whom he/she must consult each semester before registering. Academic advisors assist with educational and career goals, academic planning, academic adjustment issues, and course scheduling.

ACADEMIC INFORMATION
Keyword: academics
Information on academic programs, policies and procedures is outlined in the University of Wisconsin-Parkside Undergraduate Catalog. This publication is available online at www.uwp.edu.

ACADEMIC RECORDS
PH: 595-2284; Office of the Registrar – WYLL D187
Keyword: registrar
Under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (Buckley Amendment), students have the right to inspect and review their educational records (including grades). Students can challenge any academic record they feel is inaccurate, misleading, or inappropriate. Students may request to have their directory information withheld from University publications or from lists from outside agencies. Please visit the Registrar's Office for more information.

ACTIVITY HOUR
No classes are scheduled between noon and 1 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to allow campus organizations and departments to hold meetings, lectures, or workshops.

ADMINISTRATION
Board of Regents – The Board of Regents is responsible for the administration of the University of Wisconsin System by State of Wisconsin Statute. There are 18 members of the Board of Regents, including one student Regent. The University of Wisconsin System implements the policies made by the Board.

Chancellor and Other UW-Parkside Officers – The Chancellor is the chief administrative officer of UW-Parkside, and is assisted by the Provost/Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, the Vice Chancellor for Administration & Fiscal Affairs, the Vice Chancellor for University Relations & Advancement, the Vice Chancellor for Student Services & Student Affairs, the Associate Provost, The Assistant Vice Chancellor for Institutional Effectiveness, the Senior Diversity Officer and the Campus Budget Officer.

Faculty Senate – The Faculty Senate is the body to which most faculty committees report. It meets at least three times each semester. The Faculty Senate represents and conducts the business of the faculty, acts as a liaison between the faculty and the administration, engages in campus academic budget and resource planning, and formulates, discusses, and interprets academic regulations and policies.

Academic Staff Committee – The Academic Staff Committee advises on the development of policies and procedures relative to the academic staff for approval by the institution. Academic staff members also serve on campus-wide and faculty committees.

Classified Staff Committee – The purpose of this committee is to provide a channel of communication for classified staff with University administration and the University community; to support the goals and objectives of the University; to promote classified staff participation in the University community; and to serve as an advocate for classified staff employees.

ALUMNI RELATIONS (OFFICE OF UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT)
PH: 595-2233; Office of University Advancement – WYLL 3214
Keyword: alumni
Each student becomes an alumnus or alumna of the University upon graduation. All UW-Parkside graduates are considered members of the Alumni Association by virtue of having graduated from the institution, and membership status begins immediately upon graduation. The Alumni Association helps keep members informed and involved with the University. The organization plans activities for members, provides volunteer assistance to the University with student recruitment, career planning and placement and fundraising.

ARCHIVES AND SPECIAL COLLECTIONS
PH: 595-2411; Archives and Area Research Center – WYLL D274
Keyword: archives
As a department within the library, the University Archives houses records of the university, public records of Racine and Kenosha Counties, manuscript collections of local historical interest, local and regional maps, and a collection of rare books dating to 1638. Special collections include works of noted individuals, a strong collection of book art and rare local history volumes. Archive collections contain materials valuable to all subject areas. They are open to all members of the UW-Parkside community as well as the general public. Wisconsin Historical Society Collections from throughout the state can be sent here and viewed. Scholarly research, fact-finding and genealogy comprise typical pursuits. An experienced staff is eager to help you with every project.

ATHLETICS
PH: 595-2245; Athletic Office L150
PH: 595-2506; Building Hours
Keyword: athletics
UW-Parkside is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA Division II) and the Great Lakes Valley Conference (GLVC). Intercollegiate competition for men include cross country, golf, baseball, soccer, basketball, wrestling, and track. Intercollegiate competition for women include cross-country, soccer, volleyball, basketball, track, and softball. Visit the website at www.parksiderangers.com

AUTOMATED TELLER MACHINE (ATM)
There are three ATMs on campus. Ranger OneAccount holders can access HigherOne ATMs free of charge. Non OneAccount users will pay a $2 processing fee. There is a HigherOne ATM located in front of the library. There is a Educators Credit Union Bank ATM located in front of the library and another located on th D1 Level of the Student Center.

CAMPUS EVENTS
www.uwp.edu
A large variety of exciting and interesting campus events are available at UW-Parkside for alumni. These include lectures, theater, art, music, cultural programs and other events that are offered year-round. Some events include the foreign film series, Plays at Parkside, the Arts Alive! performing series, two arts and crafts fairs, annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration and the National Small Print Exhibition. For a schedule of events, or more information on any event call the Campus Concierge at (262) 595-2307, or visit the University's webpage.

CAREER CENTER
PH: 595-2452; WYLL D175
Keyword: advising
The Career Center offers a variety of services and resources designed to assist students in all stages of career development. Students can get assistance with selecting a major and exploring career options. Wisconsin Careers, a computerized career guidance system, is one of the many tools which assist students with matching their interests, skills and values to occupational areas. The Career Center can also assist students with graduate school information, experiential learning opportunities, resume writing, interviewing skills and the job search process. Students are encouraged to visit the Career Center to explore the variety of resources which are available, to attend one of the many workshops and programs offered or to make an individual appointment with a staff member.

CASHIER'S OFFICE
PH: 595-2258; WYLL D193
Keyword: cashiers office
The Cashier's Office handles payment of tuition and fees. Credit cards are accepted for tuition payments via the web only (a convenience fee does apply).

CHILD CARE CENTER & PRESCHOOL
PH: 595-2227; Located on Wood Road
Keyword: child care
For over 20 years, the Child Care Center has provided quality care and education for children of students, faculty, staff and community members. The center takes children from ages of four weeks to five years old. This is a great employment and internship opportunity for students in the fields of education, psychology, nursing and other majors too!

CITY BUS
Keyword: police
Kenosha bus passes are available at the Campus Concierge; Schedule is online at Keyword: Police - under Parking information

CLASS – (CANCELLATION OF)
When a class must be canceled (due to faculty illness or for other reasons), the instructor will contact the department, which will post a cancellation notice at the classroom, and notify the Campus Concierge at 595-2307.

COMPUTER LABS
PH: 595-2462
Keyword: CTS
General access microcomputer Labs are located in Molinaro 115/117/124 and on the ground floor of Wyllie Hall. The Molinaro Labs are PC only, while the Wyllie D150 Lab has both PC and Macintosh workstations. The Wyllie Lab also has scanners. Laser printing is available in the Labs for six cents per page. The Wyllie Lab is open the same hours as the Library. The other Labs have more limited hours. Check the schedules on the Campus Technology Support website

CONFERENCES & EVENTS
PH: 595-2458; SCTR L209
Keyword: student center
The Campus Reservations is the place to make facility reservations and room set up requests. Contact campus reservations by e-mail (reservations@uwp.edu), by phone, Website or stop by.

DINING SERVICE
PH: 595-2578; SCTR D132
Keyword: dining service
Menu Hotline: 595-2689
Whether you are dining with friends, grabbing a snack on the run or planning a special event, we have something for you. Dining plans are available for both residence hall and commuter students. Menus and hours of service can be found on our website.

Brickstone Grill & Eatery – An attractive restaurant venue located on the D1 level of the UW-Parkside Student Center. The Brickstone Grill & Eatery features a panorama of food destinations including made to order sandwiches and salads, freshly made pizza and calzones and Italian casseroles, made to order grill items, hand carved favorites, sushi and special "feature dishes".

All dining locations accept the Ranger Card, cash, or credit card.

The Den – Looking for a late night food option. Check out the wings, pizza, Coney Island dogs, toasted subs and other late night favorites. Located in the D2 level of the Student Center.

The Encore – Located outside the Student Center Cinema. Proudly featuring a full range of Starbucks beverages along with delicious desserts, pastries and bottled beverages.

Molinaro Joe's – A great stopping point in the middle of campus to get a quick snack, a great cup of Starbucks coffee or an assortment of bottle beverages and grab and go salads and sandwiches. Located on the L1 level of Molinaro Hall.

The Wyllie Market – A Subway restaurant with terrific Grab-and-Go selections and all your favorite beverages including Starbucks. Located on the D1 level of Wyllie Hall.

Catering – Catering services are available to fit the needs of any size group or budget. Contact catering at 595-2346 or visit their office at SCTR 209.

DISABILITY SERVICES
PH: 595-2372; Advising and Career Center – WYLL D175
Keyword: disability services
The Office of Disability Services provides academic accommodations to students who have been admitted to the University. Accommodations include, but are not limited to, priority registration, alternative testing, supplemental note takers, alternative print and interpreters. Students must register with Disability Services and provide appropriate documentation. Contact the office for more information or the University's website.

EMERGENCIES
Emergencies/Crimes in Progress/Fire – 595-2911 (Police Department) TALL 188
Poison Center – 800-222-1222

EMERGENCY CALL BOXES
Located strategically across campus including parking lots and pedestrian walkways, 26 emergency call boxes provide a direct link to UW-Parkside Police. Emergency Call Boxes are conspicuously labeled and are located beneath blue lights that are illuminated at night.

EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION TO A STUDENT
PH: 595-2455; UW-Parkside Police – Tallent Hall 188
In case of serious medical emergency, UW-Parkside Police Department will attempt to locate a student in class.
FACULTY OFFICE HOURS
Each academic department office has a listing of the office hours for faculty members in that department. Departmental office numbers can be obtained online, through the UW-Parkside Directory or by calling 595-2345.

FINANCIAL AID
PH: 595-2574; Student Financial Aid – WYLL D191
Keyword: financial aid
The Office of Student Financial Aid offers guidance in obtaining financial assistance through a wide range of financial aid programs. Student financial aid may include a combination of scholarships, grants, loans and student employment. Non-scholarship eligibility is based upon financial need as determined by information provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) Form. Students are strongly recommended to apply for financial aid before March 15th for the following academic year. Contact the office for more information or the University's webpage.

FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
PH: 595-2395; SCTR D105
Keyword: first year
The transition to college from high school can sometimes be difficult, even for the most academically prepared students. The First Year Experience program is designed to provide first-year students with tools necessary to succeed academically, socially, and make a smooth transition to university life.

FIRE PROCEDURES AND FIRE DRILLS
PH: 595-2911
The University has a system of fire alarms which are used to evacuate buildings in the event of fires, fire drills, or hazardous material spills. Upon hearing a fire alarm, everyone must evacuate the building in which the fire alarm is sounding. Notify persons with hearing impairments of the need to evacuate. Do not use elevators. Evacuate at least 300 feet from the building, and maintain this distance until emergency personnel announce that the building is safe to re-enter. Persons with mobility impairments who cannot evacuate without using an elevator should contact Disabled Student Services or the University Safety Coordinator for the locations of "Safe Haven Areas" where they can wait for assistance. To report smoke, fire, or a condition that could lead to a fire, call UW-Parkside Police from any campus phone at extension 2911, the emergency number.

GRADUATE ADMISSIONS
Keyword: graduate programs
For information on UW-Parkside Graduate Programs please contact the following:
MBA Dirk Baldwin 262-595-2046
MS-CIS Dirk Baldwin 262-595-2046
MAMB Carmel Ruffolo 262-595-2547
Consortial Teacher Ed. Dept. 262-595-2180
Programs in Education

GRADUATION DEADLINES
PH: 595-2284
Keyword: graduation
May Graduation Application - Due March 1
August Graduation Application - Due August 1
December Graduation Application - Due October 1

HEALTH INSURANCE
PH: 595-2366; Student Health and Counseling Center (SHCC)
Located east of Tallent Hall
Keyword: student health
All students are encouraged to have health insurance. Unexpected physical and mental health emergencies can occur, the cost of which could put severe strain on the student's ability to complete their education. UW-Parkside as a member of the UW System Insurance Consortium has made a health plan accessible to students. Eligibility is based on being an undergraduate and special students taking 5 or more credits (3 or more during the summer) or a registered graduate student. The plan is administered by Student Assurance Services, Inc and underwritten by Columbia Life Insurance company www.sas-mn.com. You may view the plan and enroll on the internet or wait until a hard copy is sent to your home address in early August. Copies of the plan will also be available at the Student Health & Counseling Center front desk. For more information see the SHCC web page www.uwp.edu keyword: Student Health.

HEALTH SERVICES
PH: 595-2366; Student Health and Counseling Center (SHCC)
Located east of Tallent Hall
Keyword: student health
Student Health Service is dedicated to preserving and promoting the quality of life for all students. We believe healthy bodies and minds enhance the educational experience. A broad range of confidential primary care services for illness, wellness and preventive care are available. Care provided by a nurse practitioner or registered nurse, is available at no or low cost to enrolled students. Students may be seen on a walk-in or appointment basis. For more information please see the web page www.uwp.edu keyword: Student Health.

HELP DESK
PH: 595-2444
Keyword: CTS
Computer-related questions should be directed to the Help Desk, located in CART 120. Help Desk staff can assist you with network access from home and access to email and SOLAR accounts.

HIGHER EDUCATION LOCATION PROGRAM (HELP)
PH: 1-800-442-6459
HELP is an up-to-date information and referral service providing details about financial aid, admission, programs and majors, and procedures for all campuses within the UW system.

HOUSING - See Residence Life

INFORMATION SERVICES
PH: 595-2345; Campus Concierge, SCTR D1 Level
General campus information may be obtained at the Campus Concierge. Campus ticket sales, bus passes and fax service are offered in addition to campus maps, campus phone directories, and event schedules.

INTERCULTURAL COMMONS
PH: 595-2731; Office of Multicultural Student Affairs – WYLL D184
Keyword: OMSA
Administered by OMSA, the Intercultural Commons is a resource center that features multicultural artwork, books, magazines, and videos. Students use the comfortable lounge area to study, work on one of the networked computers, or relax while watching television.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
PH: 595-2701; Center for International Studies – Tallent Hall 180
Keyword: international studies
The Center for International Studies is the home of the Office of International Student Services. International students are assisted with issues of immigration, internships, on campus employment, taxes, health insurance and adaptation. The office works closely with campus housing, health services and student activities while it assists to coordinate activities such as Worldfest and the International Friendship Hours sponsored by PIC-Parkside International Club.

INTERNSHIPS
PH: 595-2016; Career Center – WYLL D175
Keyword: advising and career center
The Career Center posts internship opportunities on-line and assists in the application process. Students should consult their academic advisor regarding credit.

INTRAMURALS/RECREATION
PH: 595-2656;Sports & Activities
Keyword: Athletics
There are organized Intramural and recreational events that are sponsored for the students. Entry forms and schedules can be found on the intramural boards, adjacent to men's women's locker rooms, or on the uwp.edu website.

LEARNING ASSISTANCE
PH: 595-2370; WYLL 107
Keyword: learning assistance
The Office of Learning Assistance offers tutoring in math and many other general subjects, writing assistance, and academic skills courses. Free consultations in math and general subjects are available in the Parkside Academic Resource Center (PARC) WYLL D180. Monday through Friday and in various off-site locations (i.e., Language, Chemistry, and Anatomy & Physiology Labs and in study group workshops), phone: 262-595-2444. Walk-in help is available for math and off-site tutoring. Free writing consultations are available in the Ranger Writing Center.

Academic Skills courses prepare students for academic success. Check the catalog or course schedule for classes in composition preparation, reading improvement, math skills, study skills, introduction to critical thinking, computer skills, and career planning.

LIBRARY
PH: 595-2360; Wyllie Hall – L1 Level
PH: 595-2238; Check out Desk
Keyword: library
The Library offers access to many e-books, e-journals, and a large number of specialized online databases in addition to books, journals and newspapers. You can search library resources, including the Web itself, via the library's many computers or from your home or dorm room. The library is also home to the University Archives and Special Collections where you can access a variety of family history resources, unique materials on the history of Racine and Kenosha counties, and collections related to the history of the University itself. The library has laptops available for 4-hour checkout and the wireless network allows you to access the Net from a variety of library locations. The Friends Reading Room contains a great recreational reading collection and comfortable furniture for relaxing or studying. There is plenty of study space elsewhere in the library, including group study rooms. If you can't find the material you want, remember that the library will borrow items from other libraries for you. If you need help locating information, be sure to contact the reference desk in person, via email, chat, or texting, where our friendly librarians are waiting to help you.

LOST AND FOUND
PH: 595-2455; Police – TALL 188
Check with UW-Parkside Police for lost items. The Library Information Desk, Cashiers Office, Campus Concierge and the SAC are areas where stray items are often turned in. The UW-Parkside Police will pick up items from these areas when requested and bring them to the UW-Parkside Police Department. Unclaimed items are disposed of after 90 days.
MULTICULTURAL STUDENT AFFAIRS
PH: 595-2731; WYLL D182
Keyword: OMSA
The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs coordinates, develops and implements programs and services that meet the needs of students of color and the campus community at large. Programs and services include cultural programming, study groups, mentoring programs, information on scholarships/grants, advising and leadership opportunities. Also in this area is the Intercultural Commons which is a resource center to promote multiculturalism through artwork, programming and services.

NON-TRADITIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
PH: 595-2706; Student Involvement Center SCTR L101
Parkside Adult Student Alliance (PASA) is an informal resource and referral center for adult and non traditional students. A group of students formed PASA under the premise that most adult students returning to school face similar anxieties and concerns.

PARKSIDE ACADEMIC RESOURCE CENTER (Tutoring)
PH:595-2044: WYLL D180
Keyword: Tutoring
Free consultations in math and general subjects are available in the Parkside Academic Resource Center (PARC) WYLL D180. Monday through Friday and in various off-site locations (i.e., Language, Chemistry, and Anatomy & Physiology Labs and in study group workshops), phone: 262-595-2444. Walk-in help is available for math and off-site tutoring.

PARKING PERMITS
PH: 595-2455; Police Department – TALL 188
Keyword: police
Parking on University property is controlled and allowed by permit only. All vehicles parked in campus lots must have a UW-Parkside parking permit displayed at all times. Failure to properly display a permit will result in a ticket. Permits may be purchased online through SOLAR and Parkside Police Department.

Parkside STUDENT GOVERNMENT
PH:595-2036; SCTR L101
Keyword:PSG
PSG represents student interests and concerns and makes them known to the administration. UW-Parkside students who have either been elected by the student body or appointed by the elected officials hold all seats.

PAYROLL – FOR STUDENT EMPLOYEES
PH: 595-2258; Cashier's Office – WYLL D193
Student payroll is distributed bi-monthly on alternation Fridays via electronic deposit to the Financial Institution of the student employee's choice. Check detail is emailed to students several days prior to the pay date. Direct deposit authorization forms can be obtained from the Cashier's Office, Payroll Office, and immediate Supervisor or from the Human Resources website.

PERSONAL COUNSELING
PH: 595-2366; Student Health & Counseling Center (SHCC)
Located east of Tallent Hall
Keyword: student health
Confidential, personal counseling is available to students free of charge. Counseling is provided by master's prepared, licensed professional counselors who also have substance abuse certification. If needed, medication can be prescribed by our board certified, licensed psychiatrist. Appointments to see a counselor can be made by phone or in person at the Student Health & Counseling Center. For more information, see the SHCC web page www.uwp.edu keyword: Student Health
PHOTOGRAPHY RELEASE
PH: 595-2443; University Relations & Advancement
UW-Parkside and its representatives on occasion take photographs for the university's use in print and electronic publications. This serves as public notice of the university's intent to do so and as a release to use such images as it deems fit. If you should object to the use of your photograph, you have the right to withhold its release by submitting a request in writing to University Relations.

POLICE - TALL 188
EMERGENCY PH: 595-2911
Non-Emergency PH: 595-2455
PH: 595-2262; Safety & Risk Management – TALL 188
Keyword: police
The UW-Parkside Police Department is a full time law enforcement agency, which provides safe learning environment for faculty, staff and students. Some of the services provided are Safety Escorts, Motorist Assists such as jump-starts and entering locked vehicles, Key Assists, Educational Programs and First Aid Responses (AED equipped).

POSTING PROMOTIONAL MATERIALS
PH: 595-2278; Student Activities – SCTR L104
Keyword: university activities
Material which can be considered racially, sexually or otherwise offensive may not be posted. Material that promotes and/or implies the use or abuse of alcohol and/or drugs will not be approved. For more information on posting items on campus, contact the University Activities Office or see Administrative Policy #32.

REGISTRAR'S OFFICE
PH: 595-2284; WYLL – D187
Keyword: registrar
The Registrar works to schedule courses and final examinations; process term grades; process applications for graduation and finalize graduation clearances; maintain DARS reports, set the academic calendar; help students with their registration; issue transcripts; process requests for academic forgiveness; process entry of transfer credits and verify attendance, course load, degrees earned and grade point for various reasons such as insurance and loan applications, athletic eligibility, honors, etc.

RANGER CARD &ID
PH: 595-2307; Campus Concierge, SCTR D1 Level
Keyword: Tutoring
More than our official university identification, the Ranger Card is an essential part of campus life and a vital link in receiving University refunds. Use the Ranger Card to make a variety of on and off campus purchases. Simply visit the University's webpage to learn more on how to use your card to access your Campus Cash, Dining Dollars and OneAccount. Not only will you use your card to make purchases, it's likely that you will use your card daily for things like checking out library material, event admissions, computer lab printing and photocopying. The card also enables you to gain access to places such as Ranger Hall, the Sports and Activity Center and many computer Labs.

RANGER WRITING CENTER
PH: 595-2752; WYLL D180
Keyword: writing center
Writing assistance is available free of charge to students in the Ranger Writing Center located in the Tutoring Center. Writing assistance is available by appointment. Please call or visit the Ranger Writing Center for more information.

REGISTRATION
PH: 595-2284; Office of the Registrar – WYLL D187
Keyword: registration
Students register for classes through the SOLAR System. A registration time is assigned to each student. This is the time when a student can begin registration activities. Printed course schedules, which contain registration information, are available two weeks prior to the start of registration. Course schedules may also be accessed at the Registrar's Office website.

RESIDENCE LIFE
PH: 595-2320; Ranger Hall – Room 36
Keyword: residence life
Residence Life staff assist students with issues related to on-campus living, including providing academic support, programs to develop community and the individual, conflict resolution, emergency response, and maintenance of rooms/apartments. The staff also oversee living-learning communities (LLCs), including the Global Village International LLC and the Catalyst Leadership LLC. Students can participate in leadership opportunities through Residence Hall Association (RHA) and the National Residence Hall Honorary (NRHH), in addition to becoming a Resident Advisor (RA) or Student Academic Mentor (SAM).

SCHOLARSHIPS
PH: 595-2088; WYLL 3213
Keyword: scholarships
The Office of Student Scholarships awards up to 200 scholarships annually to degree-seeking students, including new freshman, continuing, non-traditional, International and transfer students. The majority of scholarships are awarded for exceptional achievement as evidenced through grade point, test scores, or the completion of rigorous course work. Some scholarships are awarded by declared major, or are based on demonstrated leadership or financial need. Applications are accepted once a year and are due on February 1. Art scholarships are based on portfolio review and music and theatre arts scholarships are based on audition. Contact those departments directly for more information.

SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE
PH: 595-2455 - TALL 188
Keyword: police
The shuttle bus runs continuously from Tallent Hall parking lot to the academic complex and SAC from 7:45 a.m.–5:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 7:45 a.m.–4:00 p.m. on Friday. It does not run from 12:30 p.m. – 1:00 p.m. The Shuttle also makes weekday stops from Tallent Hall to Taylor & Meachem roads in Racine at 7:45 a.m. and 5:45 p.m.

SPORTS AND ACTIVITY CENTER (SAC)
PH: 595-2245
PH: 595-2506; Building Hours Recording
Keyword: SAC
Students are able to use the facilities in the SAC by presenting a current Ranger Card. Facility hours are available by calling the office and are posted on calendars throughout the campus. Facilities in the building include a gymnasium, swimming pool, handball/racquetball courts, wrestling, and weight training areas. Some equipment is available for check out, including basketballs and volleyballs. Rental lockers are available through the SAC Equipment Issue Room. For more complete information on SAC usage check the Sports and Activity Center Handbook or SAC Information on the web at www.uwp.edu.

STUDENT ACTIVITIES
PH: 595-2278; SCTR L104
Keyword: university activities
The University Activities Office assists students in finding a variety of ways to get involved on campus. Information about student organizations and events are available as well as assistance for developing new clubs and activities. They coordinate numerous campus programs including leadership development, entertainment and social activities, and both educational and cultural experiences. Visit us on the web.

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
PH: 595-2016; Career Center – WYLL D175
Keyword: advising
Students seeking employment opportunities on and off campus should come to the Career Center. Current job listings are available for students who have received work-study awards, and for students seeking regular part-time employment. Many Racine/Kenosha employers offer part-time and summer jobs to UW-Parkside students.

STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
PH: 595-2278; Student Activities – SCTR L104
Keyword: student organizations
There are more than 70 student clubs and organizations on campus. Contact Activities for more information about organizations or how to start a new organization.

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STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES
PH: 595-2726; Educational Support Services – WYLL D173
Keyword: student support services
Student Support Services is a retention program funded by the Department of Education under the TRIO Programs, providing assistance to low-income, first-generation, and/or students with disabilities. Academic, financial, personal, and career advising are the focus of this program. In addition, students participate in individual and group tutoring sessions, study skills and orientation workshops. Likewise, activities on and off campus introduce students to cultural, job related activities and graduate programs.

STUDY ABROAD
PH: 595-2701; Center for International Studies – Tallent Hall 180
Keyword: International Studies
The Center for International Studies is the home office of Education Abroad. Students who wish to study, work or intern abroad or around the world can initiate the process at this location. Currently there are programs to suit most majors and students eligible for financial aid may be eligible for study abroad grants to offset the cost of their experience abroad.

TELEPHONES
There are 12 wall-phones located in open areas throughout the campus for students and staff use. 11 of these 12 phones will allow you to place and receive on-campus, local, extended community calls, and toll-free calls (callers can use a pre-paid calling card to place long-distance calls). Each phone is identified by signage that reads: "Public Phone.

  1. CART, located outside music classrooms in hallway area
  2. CART, south entrance, between D143 & Theatre Lobby (near payphone)
  3. CART, art gallery D137 located in the classroom, no sign posted outside
  4. GRNQ, across from room 103
  5. GRNQ, LD1, near elevator
  6. MOLN, across from D113 in hallway
  7. RANGER HALL, west front entrance, parking-lot level
  8. RSDC, 1st floor, near front door
  9. SAC, 2nd floor by main office (253) elevator
  10. TLNT, 1st floor, near front entrance
  11. UNIV APTS, 1st floor, laundry room, parking-lot level
  12. WYLL, near Library Circulation desk & room 148, near payphone

For safety and convenience, there is at least one AT&T pay phone or campus public wall phone per building. Good signage makes these easy to find.

TORNADOES
UW-Parkside Police monitor all weather bulletins. If a tornado watch or warning is issued, UW-Parkside Police will initiate a series of electronic alert messages. The alert system is a notification scheme designed to alert all University, faculty, staff and students of the current situation. Also, in the event of a tornado warning, the community warning siren outside the Sports and Activity Center will sound with a continuous solid tone for 3 to 5 minutes. During a tornado warning, all persons in the academic complex must proceed to the D2 level by the nearest stairwell. Those in other areas of the campus must report to the appropriate tornado shelter area as listed below. The warning siren is never used as an "all-clear" signal. Do not leave the tornado shelter unless released by the UW-Parkside Police.

TRANSCRIPTS
PH: 595-2281; Office of the Registrar – WYLL D187
Keyword: transcripts
The transcript is an official record of a student's courses, credits, grades, and grade point earned. Transcript request forms are available at the Registrar's Office. There is a charge for each copy of a transcript requested. Transcripts are mailed within five working days, however, students may request the transcript be sent out within 24 hours for an additional charge. Unofficial transcripts are available through the SOLAR System. See the Registrar's Office website for more information.

TUTORING
PH: 595-2044; WYLL D180
Keyword: tutoring
Academic help is available free of charge for students Monday through Friday. Peer consultations for most subjects are by appointment. Walk-in math tutoring is available. Please call or visit the Parkside Academic Resource Center (PARC) for additional information.

UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
PH: 595-2301; SCTR D1 Level
Keyword: bookstore
Textbooks, tradebooks, supplies, books, greeting cards, gift items, UW-Parkside clothing and gift items, snacks, school supplies, and other items can be purchased at the bookstore. The University Bookstore is contract operated by Validis Resources.

VETERAN'S SERVICES
PH: 595-2160; Office of the Registrar – WYLL D187
Certification of enrollment for veterans who are eligible for federal and state benefits may be obtained in the Office of the Registrar.

VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
PH: 595-2011; Advising and Career Center – WYLL D175
Keyword: volunteer center
The Parkside Volunteer Center places students in non-profit organizations in the surrounding communities. Students serve others while learning new skills, exploring career options and developing greater self-confidence.

WEB SITE www.uwp.edu
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WOMEN'S CENTER
PH: 595-2170; WYLL Concourse
Keyword: women's center
Educational programming, support, referral and advocacy for all women at UW-Parkside is offered through the Women's Center. The Women's Center has traditionally offered workshops on rape prevention, assertiveness, women's health and other gender-related issues. Staff and volunteers are available in the Women's Center to discuss any issues women may face.

WRITING CENTER
PH: 595-2752; WYLL 170
Keyword: Tutoring
Writing assistance is available free of charge to students in the Ranger Writing Center located in the Learning Assistance office (WYLL 107). Writing assistance is available by appointment. Please call or visit the Ranger Writing Center for more information.