Student Services Handbook - Parents' Edition
OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
Location: First Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8257
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Rose-Hulman dedicates itself to the total growth and development of
each individual student. The Office of Student Affairs coordinates
most of the non-academic aspects of Rose-Hulman student life.
Many of the areas of responsibility in the Office of Student
Affairs are facilitated through the central office located on the
first floor of the student union building. The Office of Student
Affairs offers personal and academic counseling services,
information concerning housing on and off campus, and general
information on all aspects of student life.
Student Affairs Staff
Pete Gustafson, Vice President of Student Affairs/Dean of Students,
812-877-8257
Tom Miller, Dean of Student Affairs, 812-877-8210
Donna Gustafson, Dean of Student Services, 812-877-8275
Erik Hayes, Associate Dean of Student Affairs, 812-877-8230
Kim Jones, Assistant to the Vice President of Student Affairs,
812-877-8472
COUNSELING SERVICES
Location: First Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8537
Call for assistance
Counseling services are provided for students through the Student
Affairs Office in the Student Union. Ph.D. Interns in Counseling
are also available to students through the Health Office at
selected hours. Students are encouraged to use these services
whenever they have personal concerns of any nature and desire
confidential attention. No appointments are necessary. Referrals
can be made if the student so desires.
FINANCIAL AID
Location: First Floor, Hadley Hall
Phone: 812-877-8259
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Contact: Melinda Middleton, Director of Financial
Aid
There are many sources of financial assistance available to
Rose-Hulman students, including scholarships, grants, loans and
work-study. A student may apply for aid prior to the beginning of
any quarter. Most assistance, however, is assigned for an academic
year. All financial aid granted by Rose-Hulman is coordinated by
the Office of Financial Aid.
NOTE: You need to file the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) each year by March 1.
HEALTH SERVICES
Location: First Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8367
Staff: Dr. Robert Hojnicki, D.O. and Cheryl Burgess,
R.N.
A nurse and physician are on campus four hours each weekday
morning. In addition to the treatment of minor illness or injuries,
the Health Service will supervise the treatment and general health
of a student while under the care of a family physician. Ordinary
prescription drugs and medicine are furnished free, but certain
services such as X-ray examinations, special drugs and laboratory
tests are not available on campus, and the cost of these services
must be borne by the student. A medical treatment consent form and
physical examination form must be completed prior to arrival on
campus. These forms must be on file before any treatment can be
given.
NOTE: Medical insurance is required of all students, so students
who do not have health insurance must purchase accident and health
insurance coverage. This protection covers all students during the
regular school year. Spouse coverage is also available to married
students. Call Insurance Coordinator Susan Butts at 812-877-8457
for more information.
BOOKSTORE
Location: First Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8344
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Saturday, 11 a.m.-3
p.m.
The Rose-Hulman Bookstore has a complete selection of course books,
school supplies, imprinted sportswear, gift items and a whole lot
more. It provides services for the campus such as check cashing,
special orders, UPS and gift certificates. The bookstore also
stocks various sundry items such as personal care products, snack
goods and basic household products.
DINING SERVICES
Location: Second Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8351
Contact: Mark Farner, Director, Rose-Hulman Dining
Services
All residence hall students are required to have a meal plan.
First-quarter freshen are required to take the 18-meal/week plan.
After the first quarter, all students have the option of purchasing
the 18- or 12-meal plan. Sophomores, juniors and seniors may choose
the 8-plus meal plan, which combines board plus meals with Noble
Roman's credits. Juniors and seniors may choose the 110/110
plan.
Dining amenities:
- The Noble Roman's restaurant, located in the Student Union,
serves pizza, breadsticks and sandwiches.
- Java City, in Moench Hall, and Logan's in the Logan Library,
serves specialty coffees and drinks.
- A Subway restaurant and convenience store are located in the
apartment-style residence hall.
- Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served Monday-Friday; lunch is
served on Saturday; breakfast and lunch are served on Sunday.
MAIL PROCESSING CENTER
Location: Facilities Operations Center
Phone: 812-877-8490
Contact: Rick Alumbaugh, Manager, Shipping &
Receiving
Students are assigned a campus mailbox upon arriving on campus.
They keep the same box number the entire time they are enrolled at
Rose-Hulman. All mailboxes are located in Moench Hall.
Mail is distributed Monday through Saturday. Outgoing mail
pickups are Monday through Friday at 4:30 p.m. and Saturday at 7:45
a.m. Stamps may be purchased in the mail processing center.
How to address mail
Mail to your student should be address as follows:
Student Name
CM 00 (fill in with personal box number)
5500 Wabash Avenue
Terre Haute, IN 47803
OFFICE OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Phone: 812-877-8590
Contact: John Wolfe, Director of Public
Safety
The Office of Public Safety, located on the east side of campus,
provides a variety of integrated services to the Rose-Hulman
community. Student escort service, vehicle registration and traffic
enforcement are included in the program. Additional duties of the
staff consist of maintaining updates on potential development of
adverse weather and alerting community members of these situations;
energy disruption; fire protection and control; security; and
protection of life, property and Institute assets in general.
To report an emergency, dial campus extension 8590.
STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Location: Second Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8484
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5p.m.
Contact: Kristen Loyd, Assistant Dean of Student
Services
The Director of Student Activities works with student organizations
to coordinate and promote a wide variety of campus activities. A
master calendar of campus activities is kept in the office.
STUDENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
Location: A Section, Moench Hall
Phone: 812-877-8296
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Contact: Michelle Kirkpatrick, Student Financial
Services
Student Financial Services is available to serve students in the
areas of student organization deposits, laptop financing, student
billing and student payroll. Students may cash personal checks up
to $100 in the Bookstore. First Financial Bank maintains two ATMs
on campus: one in Moench Hall and one in the Student Union.
DISABILITY SERVICES
Location: First Floor, Student Union
Phone: 812-877-8285
Hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Contact: Karen DeGrange, Director of International Student
Services and Special Programs
The Disability Services Coordinator works with students with
disabilities. Students who want special housing, academic or other
types of accommodations must provide the coordinator with
documentation les than three years old. This documentation must
provide diagnosis and clearly describe the disability and the
justification for the requested accommodations.