UNIVERSITY SERVICES

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Center for Counseling and Human Development
A staff of five psychologists and a graduate assistant provide counseling, testing and group experiences to all students based on priority and availability of staff time. Additionally, a speech therapist, certified addictions counselor and consulting psychiatrist are available. The center is used by students who are seeking help with personal, educational and vocational concerns. The center is located on the third floor of Lyle Hall and is open during fall and spring semesters, Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. During winter and summer sessions, the center is open Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. All services are strictly confidential. To make an appointment call 872-3122.

Child Care
The Jenkins Early Childhood Center, located in Stayer Education Center on campus, offers child care for 2 1/2 to kindergarten age. The Center is open Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. The Center also offers pre-school, pre-kindergarten and kindergarten programs. For further information contact the center at 872-3465.

Disabilities
Millersville University encourages prospective students with disabilities to contact the Office of Student Support Services in Lyle Hall at 872-3178 to discuss their needs. Students requesting assistance must complete a request for assistance form and provide detailed documentation from their health practitioner regarding the nature of and limitations imposed by their disability. Accommodations are arranged upon completion of this process.

Office of Graduate Studies
The Office of Graduate Studies, located in Suite D, Room 231 of Lyle Hall, is the administrative center for graduate studies, including admissions, pre-admission and nondegree student advisement. Phone 872-3030

The Office of Graduate Studies is open:
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Housing
CAMPUS: Requests for housing in the University residence halls are made by completing a Housing Contract, available in the Department of Housing and Residential Programs. Housing on campus for graduate students during the fall and spring semesters is limited. Summer accommodations are available by reservation. For additional information contact the Department of Housing and Residential Programs, Harbold Hall, at 872-3162

OFF-CAMPUS: Several apartment complexes and private homes near the University provide housing at reasonable monthly rates. Students can obtain off-campus housing information from the Office of Resident and Off-Campus Life, Harbold Hall, 872-3707.

Identification Cards
Graduate Students are required to have a Millersville University student identification card which may be obtained at the Campus I.D. Office in the lobby of Gordinier Hall. This identification serves as a library and activity card. There is no charge for the initial ID card; replacement cost is $15. The Campus I.D. Office is open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Health Services
Witmer Infirmary is open seven days a week during the hours of 8-11:45 a.m., 1-5 p.m. with exceptions during semester breaks and summer sessions. Urgent care is available 24 hours a day. Some prescribed medication and certain laboratory tests are available to Millersville University students for a charge. Students must have a Report of Health Evaluation on file before using the Health Services. Phone 872-3250

Office of Extended Programs
Millersville's Office of Extended Programs offers a wide variety of courses for business, industry, schools and various agencies. These courses can be offered either for credit or noncredit. The Office of Extended Programs will design courses to meet the specific needs of its clientele.

Parking Stickers
To park on campus every student must purchase a parking permit. The fee is $25 for commuters and $30 for dormitory residents and stickers may be obtained from the University Police Department in Lebanon House.

GENERAL INFORMATION

Meals
Graduate Students can purchase meal plans. Further information on prices is available from the Office of the Bursar at 872-3641, or in the instructions sent with the semester bill.

Students can purchase sandwiches and other light fare in the Cafe de 'Ville in the Student Memorial Center; The Cove in Lyle Hall, and Gordy's, a convenience store in Gordinier Lobby, as well as from several private enterprises in close proximity to the University.

Organizations
GRADUATE STUDENT'S ASSOCIATION
The purchase of this association is to provide a forum for academic and social interests. Because of the typical graduate student's schedule, graduate assistants have become the most vital liaison, acting on behalf of the GSA, as representatives to Faculty Senate, the Graduate Course and Program Review Committee, and other administrative, advisory or policy-making bodies of the University. All graduate students, regardless of degree status, are automatically members of the GSA and are encouraged to hold offices and participate in the activities of the association. For further information contact the Office of Graduate Studies at 872-3030.

Phi Delta Kappa
Outstanding students are encouraged to join the Millersville chapter of Phi Delta Kappa, international honorary organization in education. Its purposes are the promotion and improvement of free public education through research, service and leadership. The Millersville Chapter accepts members on the basis of academic distinction, personal qualities and, most important, probability of outstanding contribution to education. The Phi Delta Kappa, the organization's journal, is on file in the library.

Pi Lambda Theta
Outstanding a national honor and professional association for women in education, Pi Lambda Theta, Beta Omicron Chapter, now admits all persons who have shown evidence of superior scholastic achievement and qualities of personal integrity and leadership. Pi Lambda Theta strives to foster creativity and academic excellence; stimulate, conduct and utilize research; evaluate and improve the profession of teaching; and contribute to the solution of educational problems through professional fellowships and cooperation. Locally, the Beta Omicron Chapter is engaged in community service projects and educational activities.

Student Memorial Center
Also known as the SMC, the Student Memorial Center is the centerpiece of social life and activities for the campus. The building, which is located across from Gordinier Dining Hall, has much to offer students including the University Store, Copy Shop, Game Room, Cafe de 'Ville, Student Banking Area, Fitness Center and Information Desk.

The University Store is located in the north wing of the building. Students can acquire textbooks, MU clothing, gift items and a variety of sundries. Also located in the north wing, but directly downstairs, is the Copy Shop. The Copy Shop provides many services to the students including copying, lamination, binding, laser printouts, FAX and picture restoration.

For students' enjoyment, the Club de 'Ville is located downstairs in the SMC and is equipped with four billiard tables, a jukebox, televisions and various video and pinball machines. The Cafe de 'Ville, a 450-seat dining area, provides students, faculty, staff and visitors with an extensive menu from which to choose. Students taking advantage of the MAP program can conveniently use their identification card at the Club de 'Ville, Cafe de 'Ville, the University Store and the Copy Shop to make purchases.

The business office of Student Services, Inc., and a Student Banking Area are also located in the SMC. Students with a valid Millersville University I.D. may cash personal checks up to $50.00 and payroll checks up to $250.00. Tickets for many campus functions may also be obtained at the same location.

Located in the south wing of the building are both the Fitness Center and the Information Desk. Students, faculty, and staff members of Millersville University are encouraged to use the Fitness Center, which possesses a cardiovascular room, workout room, four racquetball courts and an open rec area. Room reservations for the nine meeting rooms and multipurpose room may be made at the Information Desk. Students can also receive information for campus-wide events, as well as a variety of reading materials to enjoy between classes.

An automatic teller machine is located at the front of the Student Memorial Center and an extensive parking area is located at the rear of the building. The ATM offers 24-hour accessibility and will accept deposits to any bank that is part of the Cirrus System.

Many student organizations have offices in the SMC. Currently, they are: All-Greek Council, Black Student Union, Commuting Students Organization, International Relations, Non-Traditional Students, The Snapper (student newspaper), Student Senate, Touchstone (yearbook), University Activities Board and WIXQ (campus radio station).

Veterans
Millersville is approved to offer training under Title 38, United States Code. Veterans Benefits, Chapter 30-Montgomery G.I. Bill, Chapter 31-Vocational Rehabilitation (Disabled Veterans), Chapter 32-Post Vietnam Era Veterans, Chapter 35-War Orphans and Widows Educational Assistance Act, and Chapter 1606-Selected Reserves. For further information contact the Veterans Affairs Office in the Student Memorial Center, Room 137, Phone 872-3506.