15 UNIVERSITY POLICE/PARKING/SAFETY VETERANS UPWARD BOUND SUPPORT SERVICES Location: Annex 5 Telephone: 626-6460 Chief of Police: Lee Cassity The University Police department is concerned with providing a Location: Miller Adminstration 103 Telephone: 626-7173 Coordinator: Jim Kopecky Veterans Upward Bound Support Services is designed to increase the number of veterans who enter and graduate from college. It provides qualified veterans academic support services that assist them in developing the academic skills necessary to be successful in their post-secondary education experience. safe and secure environment for students, personnel, facilities and campus Visitors. Services provided include security of the residence halls, including parking lots and grounds; public safety with regard to crime and traffic accidents; management of campus parking, including the sale of parking passes; and other campus safety and environmental health programs. SSO ee URAC am Tt) a COMMUNITY SERVICE CENTER Location: STUDENT ORIENTATION Location: Academic Advisement Center Student Service Center Room 140 Telephone: 626-6752 or 7913 Coordinator: Katrina Green All new and transfer students should attend an crientation session as one step to becoming a part of the campus community. During orientation, students will become familiar with: ¢ Registration through the Touch-Tel Automated phone system ¢ Campus policies and procedures ¢ Using their E-mail accounts ° Accessing the university's home page on the internet * Options for academic majors and minors ¢ Scheduling courses ¢ Campus life, activities, and recreation ¢ Variety of learning opportunities available at the university STUDENT RECRUITMENT SERVICES Admissions Advisors: Ammon Bennett, Kristen Olsen, Andrew Young Location: Student Service Center, Room 210 Telephone: (801) 626-6050 The Office of Student Recruitment Services is the liaison between prospective students and the University. Staff from this office visit high schools and community colleges within the state and selected schools in neighboring states. These visits are used to inform potential students, educators, and parents of the educational programs and opportunities available at Weber State University. Campus visits may be scheduled through the Office of Student Recruitment Services. UPWARD BOUND SUPPORT SERVICES Location: Annex 10 Telephone: 626-6798 Coordinator: Dave Trujillo Upward Bound Support Services is designed to provide a precollege educational experience for selected high school students in Davis and Weber Counties. Program personnel offer both a summer residential program at the university and a tutorial program during the academic year at five target high schools. Students must meet the Federal guidelines set by the Department of Education in order to participate. Department of Student Activities Shepherd Union, Second Level Telephone: 626-6349 Advisor: Christine Colestock The WSU Community Service Center connects WSU students and employees with meaningful volunteer opportunities in our community. Through its referral services, the center publishes opportunity listings, registers service hours, and provides recognition to WSU volunteers. FAMILY CONCERT SERIES Location: Department of Student Activities Shepherd Union, Room 250 Telephone: 626-6349 Advisor: Judy Hurst The Family Concert Series presents quality entertainment at affordable prices for promoting family togetherness and an enjoyable experience for the metropolitan Ogden area and the Weber State University community. Students are actively involved in producing every aspect of this program which supplies a developmental and experiential opportunity. FAMILY/SPOUSE WILDCARD Location: Shepherd Union Business Office, Room 208 Office Manager: Viki Andersen Telephone: 626-7700 The Wildcard is available for students with dependents and their spouse. It admits them into Weber State Athletic events, Campus Activities Board activities, and the Swenson gym. There is a $5.00 card fee for each card and $7.00 for the spouse or dependent card. Family card requires a group picture of every member of the family. LEARNING CENTER EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES Location: Science Lab, Room 228 and Social Science, Room 38 Telephone: SL - 626-7955, SS - 626-6598 ACADEMIC ADVISEMENT CENTER Location: Director: SL - Jeanne Pierce, SS - Becky Sneddon Student Service Center, Room 140 Telephone: 626-6752 Team Leader: Susan Smith The Academic Advisement Center assists all students at Weber State University in achieving academic success. Students should contact the Academic Advisement Center to take advantage of the following services: e Assists undergraduates in planning their academic careers. ¢ Helps undergraduates resolve issues pertaining to graduation requirements, policies,and procedures. ¢ Helps students establish a sense of direction and identify possible majors. e Provides students with information about campus support services (academic and non-academic) appropriate to their needs. ¢ Provides an institutional orientation for all new students (including transfer students). ¢ Coordinates campus-wide advisement. ¢ Assists students in developing a clear understanding of general education requirements. ¢ Provides counsel and assistance to students on probation. ¢ Provides counsel and assistance to student athletes. e Assists the advising needs of students in the First Year Experience program. Office hours 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 7:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Friday Appointments and walk-ins welcome Learning Center services are designed to assist students in achieving their academic goals. Services provided include academic tutoring, module reading programs, and the use of educational equipment such as computer terminals, video and audio tape players, copier and faculty reserve materials. LEARNING SUPPORT Location: Student Service Center, Room 272 Telephone: 626-6870 Director: CarlJ. Porter Learning Support Center is designed to assist students in completing their educational goals through the development of effective learning and reasoning processes, appropriate self-management behaviors, and meaningful life skills. These programs include Assessment and Placement, Learning Support Computer Lab and Tutoring Services. LEARNING SUPPORT COMPUTER LAB Location: Shepard Union Building, Room 310 Telephone: 626-7415 Coordinator: Clayton Oyler The Learning Support Computer Lab (LSCL) supports students and faculty with the facilitation of educational technology. LSCL includes an open lab with software support found in other open labs as well as a specialist classroom to assist students in making successful use of computer technology. This includes tutoring software such as Passkey, an interactive tutoring and diagnostic program designed by McGraw-Hill and Compass, a computer adaptive placement and support system designed by ACT. ASSESSMENT AND PLACEMENT ASSESSMENT Location: Student Service Center, Room 272 Telephone: 626-6870 Location: Director: CarlJ. Porter The mission of Assessment/Placement is to assess the learning skills of freshman students and to assist them in formulating an individualized development plan. The assessment program is computerized and complimented by computerized tutorial programs. Assessment areas include reading, writing, math, studyskills, career goals, academic values and critical reasoning skills. CAREER SERVICES Location: & RESEARCH SUPPORT SERVICES (RSS) Student Service Center, Room 219 Telephone: 626-6552 Director: Louis Barraza Assessment and Research Support Services provide assistance with assessment of students and their needs as it pertains to Weber State University with specific focus on Student Services departments and assist Student Services departments with the implementation of information technology. RETENTION Student Service Center, Room 230 Telephone: 626-6393 Director: Steven Eichmeier Career Services helps students determine their career goals, find part-time and career employment, gain related work experience, and research career information utilizing a comprehensive career library. A professionally trained staff is available to assist with career planning, resume writing, interview techniques and employment strategies. This office also coordinates Cooperative Education and Internship Programs and on and off-campus job opportunities, including work-study and all hourly employment. Location: ASSISTANCE/INFORMATION Student Service Center, Suite 150 Telephone: 626-6082 Director: Alan J. Dayley, Ph.D. Offering assistance and information to students with regard to: ¢ Withdrawing from the university ¢ Preparing university policy waivers ¢ Resolving university related problems ¢ Referring to other student services departments e Researching retention strategies ¢ Exiting the developmental fee ¢ Walter C. Swanson nontraditional scholarships ¢ Pinnacle nontraditional honor society e Association of Nontraditional Students (ANTS) WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY WEBER S T AUT UNIVERSITY