PARENT AND FAMILY CALENDAR

ACADEMIC SCHOOL YEAR: SEPTEMBER 2021 - JUNE 2022

PARENT AND FAMILY CALENDAR

Dear Parents and Family Members,

It is an honor to welcome you to DePaul University. You have chosen an exciting time to join our community, particularly because we will celebrate DePaul’s 125th anniversary during the 2022-23 academic year, while your student is at DePaul.

As you get to know DePaul, you will learn that our students always come first. Our faculty are talented scholars, who dedicate themselves to teaching. From advisors to career coaches, our staff support our students every step along the path to graduation. DePaul offers an abundance of resources to enhance every student’s academic journey, and I encourage everyone to use them.

Our faculty and staff sincerely care for our students. They strive to give our students the skills they need to be successful when they graduate. That’s why hands-on learning is so important to us. Our faculty, who often still actively work in their fields, bring real-world experience to their work with our students. Chicago is our classroom, and faculty use the city to enhance learning.

From entrepreneurship to cinematic arts to health sciences, the university collaborates with businesses and organizations across Chicago. Our partnerships offer students ample professional development opportunities. Approximately 60% of our students complete internships each year. DePaul’s more than 190,000 living alumni provide a network of connections to help students discover and launch careers. Our alumni are one reason why DePaul graduates are employed at a rate that is well above the national average. In fact, more than 90 percent of our recent graduates are employed or continuing their education within six months of graduation.

Something that resonates with me every single day at DePaul is the profound dedication of the university community to our Catholic, Vincentian mission. The university’s namesake, St. Vincent de Paul, devoted his life to addressing the most pressing societal issues of his time. While our degree offerings have evolved and expanded since the university’s founding in 1898, our dedication to service remains strong. Service learning opportunities exist across the curriculum, and we actively encourage students to participate.

When our students graduate, we hope—above all else—they will carry forward their own commitment to meet the challenges of a dynamic society. If our graduates make a positive difference in the world, DePaul will have succeeded.

Thank you for choosing DePaul, and once again, welcome.

Sincerely,

A. Gabriel Esteban, PhDPresident

FROM THE PRESIDENT

HELPFUL PHONE NUMBERS

ADULT, VETERAN AND COMMUTER STUDENT AFFAIRSLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7088Loop Campus | (312) 362-6216

ALUMNI SHARING KNOWLEDGE (ASK)Loop Campus | (312) 362-8281

CAMPUS RECREATIONLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-4555

CAREER CENTERLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7431Loop Campus | (312) 362-8437

CENTER FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Lincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-1677Loop Campus | (312) 362-8002

COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATIONLoop Campus | (312) 362-8600

COLLEGE OF COMPUTING AND DIGITAL MEDIALoop Campus | (312) 362-8381

COLLEGE OF EDUCATIONLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7740

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS and Social SciencesLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7310

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND HEALTHLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-8490

DEAN OF STUDENTSLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7290

DEPAUL CENTRALLincoln Park + Loop Campuses (312) 362-8610

DIVISION OF MISSION AND MINISTRYLincoln Park + Loop Campuses(773) 325-7902

DRIEHAUS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMSLoop Campus | (312) 362-5358

FINANCIAL FITNESS AT DEPAUL CENTRALLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-8640Loop Campus | (312) 362-8610

HOUSING AND STUDENT CENTERSLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7196

LANGUAGE LEARNING CENTERLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-1888

LIBRARIESLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7862Loop Campus | (312) 362-8433

MEAL PLANS(773) 325-7196

OFFICE FOR ACADEMIC ADVISING SUPPORTLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7431Loop Campus | (312) 362-8437

OFFICE OF HEALTH PROMOTION AND WELLNESSLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7129

OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL STUDENT SUCCESSLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7325

OFFICE OF NEW STUDENT & FAMILY ENGAGEMENTLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7360

OFFICE OF STUDENT EMPLOYMENTLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7431Loop Campus | (312) 326-5599

OFFICE OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENTLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7361

PARKING SERVICESLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7275

PUBLIC SAFETYLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7777Loop Campus | (312) 362-8400

RESIDENTIAL EDUCATIONLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-4211

SCHOOL OF MUSICLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7260

STUDY ABROADLoop Campus | (312) 362-6962

THE IRWIN W. STEANS CENTERLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7457

THE THEATRE SCHOOLLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7917

TRIOLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-4600

UNIVERSITY COUNSELING SERVICESLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7779Loop Campus | (312) 362-6923

UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR WRITING-BASED LEARNINGLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-4272Loop Campus | (312) 362-6726

KEEP IN MINDWith a variety of events planned at this time of year, encourage your student to get involved, as national research shows students who are involved in activities outside of class do better academically. The Office of Student Involvement is a good resource for students. DePaul After Dark, a Thursday late-night social program, offers weekly events for students to have fun and meet one another.

Establishing a plan for communication with your student can help to alleviate homesickness. If your student is struggling to adjust to college life, you can refer them to University Counseling Services.

BELOW: The Quad, located in the center of campus between Richardson Library, Schmitt Academic Center, McGowan North and University Hall. The Quad is one of the most popular spots on campus. Students often gather here to study and hang out. It also is a main thoroughfare of campus.

ABOVE: The plaza of the John C. Kluczynski Federal Building features a striking red steel sculpture named “Flamingo,” created by sculptor Alexander Calder. It is one of many architectural sights in the downtown area.

Fall Welcome Week

Panhellenic Recruitment

Panhellenic Recruitment

Panhellenic Council Information Session

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Vinny Fest


Loop Involvement Fair


Interfraternity Council Recruitment Kickoff

Virtual Involvement Fair

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Multicultural Greek Council Information Session

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Lincoln Park Involvement Fair Lincoln Park Involvement FairFall Welcome Week Ends


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Interfraternity Council Information Session

Panhellenic Council 101 (Recruitment Orientation)

Fraternity and Sorority Life Information Session at Loop Campus

Fraternity and Sorority Life Ice Cream Social at Loop Campus



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Annual Academic Convocation

11:59 PM Deadline to add classes to AQ2021 schedule

Fraternity and Sorority Life Student Organization Fair


National Pan-Hellenic Council Meet and Greet

Dates subject to change; check depaul.edu for updated information.

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Last day to select auditor status for AQ 2021 classes

Feast of St. Vincent de Paul

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KEEP IN MINDOctober presents the first round of midterms for your student, so words of encouragement or a care package might be a great way to show your support.

Winter quarter registration begins: encourage your student to visit their academic advisor to discuss classes for winter in advance of their registration date.

Roommate conflicts may emerge, as personality differences and living preferences present themselves. The Department of Residential Education can assist students living in the residence halls with navigating these issues.

BELOW: A student studies in a hammock in the Lincoln Park campus Quad on a sunny fall day.

ABOVE: The Fr. John J. Egan statue in front of the Lincoln Park Student Center was installed in 2004, three years after Egan’s death. Egan was a Vincentian priest and soldier for justice who began and ended his career at DePaul. The statue is a powerful reminder of the university’s Vincentian mission and values.

OCTOBER 2021

Begin December Quarter/Graduate Intersession 2021 Registration

Begin Winter Quarter 2022 Registration

Begin Autumn Quarter 2021 optional mid-term exam week

End Autumn Quarter 2021 optional mid-term exam week

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KEEP IN MINDAcademic pressures may emerge as pre-finals stress sets in for your student. Encourage them to reach out to professors and advisors for support and assistance.

Your student is preparing to return home for winter break—this is a good time to discuss expectations of one another during the break.

The FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) has been open for a month, so now is a good time to complete this process. Because many sources of funds are limited, or are subject to deadlines, it is important to file your student’s FAFSA for the coming academic year as early as possible after October 1.

BELOW: The Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center was completed in 1999 and is named in honor of former men’s basketball head coach, Ray Meyer. The Ray includes four floors fea-turing racquetball courts, 25-yard long pool, cardio and weight machines, free weights, free group classes and a 200-meter track.

ABOVE: Midnight Breakfast is a new tradition that began in 2017. Administrators, including President Esteban, faculty and staff serve a late-night breakfast to DePaul students during fall finals. The event is meant as a show of support for students, as well as to make sure they are getting proper nutrition, during finals.

Thanksgiving Holiday University officially closed

Thanksgiving Holiday University officially closed

NOVEMBER 2021

End Autumn Quarter 2021 Day & Evening Classes

End of Autumn Quarter 2021 Day & Evening Final Exams

End of Autumn Quarter 2021

Last day to cancel DePaul Housing and move out if not returning for winter quarter

Traditional residence halls close for winter break

Last day to cancel DePaul Housing and move out if not returning for winter quarter

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OCTOBER

KEEP IN MINDStudents are excited and anxious about the holiday season and winter break. Your student has had a quarter of independence, and their relationships with family and high school friends may have changed.

While your student will be happy to be home and reconnect with you and old friends, they will miss their DePaul friends.

BELOW: Students enjoy a variety of activities at the Ugly Sweater party and President’s Tree Lighting Ceremony in the Lincoln Park Quad. This is a new tradition that started in 2018 and takes place each November.

ABOVE: McGowan South, the four-story science facility opened in 2009, was named after Monsignor Andrew J. McGowan. It is a LEED certified green building and houses the chemistry and environmental science departments. The mural in the background of St. Vincent, designed by photography student Mary Vucekovich-Jeon, is composed of 10,000 individual photographs of students pursuing science studies.

DECEMBER 2021

Holiday Break University officially closed


Last day to withdraw from December quarter/ graduate intersession classes

St. Vincent dePaul Day - University officially closed


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Last day to select pass/fail option for December Quarter/Graduate Intersession 2021 classes

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December intercession move-out

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JANUARY

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NOVEMBER

KEEP IN MINDWith one quarter complete, your student may be ready to take on new challenges or may need to improve on the past. This is a good time to encourage reflection on the previous quarter and set goals for the new one. Refer to the “Learning Support” section of the calendar if your student is in need of specific tutoring support in their classes, or visit go. depaul.edu/success to learn about the many ways DePaul supports your student’s success.

As a result of travel and possible holiday expenses over the break, finances may become a consideration for your student this month. Financial Fitness (within DePaul Central) can be a great resource to help students create a plan for their money.

BELOW: The Harold Washington Library-State/Van Buren “L” Brown Line stop opened in 1897 and is located on the south end of Chicago’s downtown loop. This stop serves the DePaul Loop Campus and the Harold Washington Library, which is the central library of Chicago Public Library system.

ABOVE: Each winter as part of Winter Welcome Week, DePaul faculty and staff serve a pasta dinner to hundreds of hungry students. Students also enjoy live music and games. This new tradition, started in 2018, serves to build community and affinity among the DePaul community. In this picture, vice president for Student Affairs, Eugene L. Zdziarski, II, PhD, and Sylvia Morales of Student Financial Accounts prepare to serve up some pasta.



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JANUARY 2022

Winter Welcome Week

GRADES DUE: December quarter/graduate intersession classes 2021

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FEBRUARY

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DECEMBER

KEEP IN MINDIt’s cold in Chicago, and students might need a little more motivation to stay active: encourage them to take advantage of more than 65 free fitness classes at the Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center.

Applications for many of next year’s paid, on-campus leadership positions become available this month—students should be on the lookout for information about these roles.

BELOW: Students brave the cold and snow-covered quad as they make their way to class.

ABOVE: A statue of Louise de Marillac, patron saint of social workers and founder of the Daughters of Charity, stands outside the John T. Richardson Library.

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KEEP IN MINDWinter quarter finals sneak up on students and are right before spring break—encourage focus on academics before the upcoming break.

Your student may begin planning their living arrangements for the upcoming school year—remind your student that the Department of Housing, Dining and Student Centers, the Office of Adult, Veteran and Commuter Student Affairs and Croak Student Legal Services are helpful resources during this process.

BELOW: The famous Chicago Theatre, a signature landmark of the city.

ABOVE: DePaul students and fans showing their Blue Demon pride at a men’s basketball game.

Spring Break

MARCH 2022

End Winter Quarter 2022 Day & Evening Classes

Housing Room Selection agreements open

Begin Winter Quarter 2022 Day & Evening Final Exams

Tuition Due: Spring Quarter 2022

Last day to cancel DePaul Housing and move out if not returning for spring quarter

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FEBRUARY

KEEP IN MINDMake time to remind your student to take advantage of faculty office hours and the library: midterm exams and project due dates will creep up before they know it.

If your student is looking for a summer job, encourage a visit to the Career Center to explore opportunities or prepare for the application and interview processes.

BELOW: The Fullerton CTA stop is a direct link between DePaul’s Lincoln Park and Loop campuses. This stop, which first opened in 1900, allows students to explore many Chicago neighborhoods through the use of public transportation.

ABOVE: “Nativity,” the stained glass triptych at the east end of Richardson Library, was commissioned in 1904 and designed by the Chicago firm Flanagan and Biedenweg. It was previously part of the DePaul Academy building, now Byrne Hall.

Easter Holiday University officially closed

Easter Holiday University officially closed

Good Friday University officially closed

APRIL 2022

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Last day to select pass/fail option for Spring Quarter 2022 classes

University Center Housing Room Selection

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Begin Autumn Quarter 2022 registration

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KEEP IN MINDWarmer weather has arrived, and students are eager to get out and explore Chicago. Encourage your student to take advantage of all that Chicago has to offer, but to do it safely, with friends.

Many of your student’s friends may be finishing up their spring semesters while DePaul’s term runs into May—they may be feeling left out as friends return home before them, so remind them to stay focused until the end of the quarter.

BELOW: More widely known as “The Bean,” this popular Chicago landmark and photo spot is actually named Cloud Gate. It is located in Millennium Park in downtown Chicago and is a public sculpture created by British artist Anish Kapoor. Cloud Gate is 66 feet long, 33 feet high and weighs over 110 tons. Its mirror-like appearance offers great reflections of the Chicago skyline. It is a signature landmark in Chicago.

ABOVE: Go Cubs go! Located just two “L” stops north of the Lincoln Park Campus, Wrigley Field is home of the Chicago Cubs, a team popular with many in the DePaul community.

Memorial Day University officially closed

MAY 2022

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KEEP IN MINDStudents who return home will have to readjust to life under their parents’ roof. Have a discussion with your student about your expectations.

Encourage your student to stay in touch with DePaul friends while they are home for the summer.

BELOW: Many events take place to commemorate graduation at DePaul University, including the Baccalaureate Mass held at St. Vincent de Paul Church.

ABOVE: Graduation is a proud day of celebration for students, families, faculty and staff. DePaul graduates between 5,300 and 5,500 students annually.

JUNE 2022

End Spring Quarter 2022 Day & Evening Final Exams

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Commencement

DePaul Housing spring quarter move out by noon

Commencement

Father’s Day

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STUDENT ACCOUNTS, FINANCES AND RECORDSDEPAUL CENTRAL Lincoln Park + Loop Campuses (312) [email protected]

DePaul Central is your one-stop resource for helping manage the business side of being a student. Their staff is readily available to assist students and families in making well-informed decisions regarding financial aid, personal financial planning, immunizations, records and transcripts, and payment processes. Visit the DePaul Central website for the available ways students and families can contact their staff—no appointments are necessary! The offices described below are all part of DePaul Central:

Financial AidDePaul Central can help you and your student learn about financial aid opportunities and complete the necessary steps to process your student’s financial aid. Students have access to view and manage the financial aid process through Campus Connect.

Student AccountsDePaul provides simple ways for your student to view tuition bills, enroll in a payment plan and make a payment through Campus Connect. Tuition payments can be made online or by mail. Be sure to include your student’s DePaul ID number when mailing check payments.- Students may authorize a payer to

receive bills and/or make online payments.

University RegistrarThe University Registrar supports the core principles of the university and ensures the accuracy and privacy of each student’s academic record in order to protect the value and integrity of a DePaul education. DePaul Central is available to answer questions about your personal, academic, and required immunization records.

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)DePaul is committed to maintaining student records privacy, in compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). Students are responsible for setting and maintaining their FERPA directory release preferences in Campus Connect.Students are encouraged to communicate directly with their parents and/or family members regarding academic progress and other important issues. Students have access to view and print their schedule, grades, financial aid award and account balances and payments through Campus Connect.

Share My Informationoffices.depaul.edu/depaul-central/records/personal-information/Pages/share-my-information.aspx

Share My Information is a feature in Campus Connect that provides students the ability to allow parents, guardians or others (their “guests”) access to view certain information associated with the student. Students can access the “Share My Information” tool through their Campus Connect Profile tile to begin the process of delegating access to specific information. Students are able to allow view-only access to guests to view the following information:Class Schedule, Contact Information, Course History, Emergency Contacts, Financial Aid, Holds, To Do List. To speak with DePaul Central on behalf of a student, the student must grant this view-only access as well as “Phone/In-Person” to generate a unique 6-digit ID passcode. Guests must present the student’s DePaul ID number plus their 6-digit passcode to discuss student-specific information.

Financial Fitness at DePaul Central DePaul’s Financial Fitness Program helps students build their skills in personal financial management. Common topics include budgeting, student loan management, credit and developing financial goals.

TUITION INSURANCEThe Tuition Protection Plan can reimburse any non-refundable tuition and housing costs if a student needs to leave school for a covered illness or injury, and more. To get a quote or learn more about selecting this optional tuition insurance from GradGuard, call (866) 724-4384 or visit www.gradguard.com/tuition/depaul.

WINTRUSTLincoln Park + Loop Campuseswintrustbank.com

As DePaul’s bank, your student gets access to many perks including DePaul Checking. It’s a free checking account built for your student’s day-to-day (or class-to-class) hustle and bustle. With DePaul Checking, they’ll enjoy free ATMs campus-wide, citywide and nationwide, along with benefits like mobile deposits and the ability to send and receive money digitally. With so much on your student’s plate, we’ve created a simple way to manage their finances so they can focus on being a great student.

EMPLOYMENT AND CAREER EXPLORATIONALUMNI SHARING KNOWLEDGE (ASK)Loop Campus(312) [email protected]

The DePaul Alumni Sharing Knowledge (ASK) network helps connect DePaul students with alumni and other professionals for career insight, conversations and networking. DePaul ASK volunteers offer their expertise to help students grow. The goal of the DePaul ASK network is to help students explore college and professional transitions, life challenges, and get answers to university and career questions. Over 2000 alumni volunteers from across industries are in the network.

CAREER CENTERLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7431Loop Campus | (312) [email protected]

The Career Center’s programs and services are designed to help students with ongoing career development throughout their time at DePaul. They assist first-year students by helping them match their interests with DePaul majors, minors, activities, organizations and potential careers. They also provide opportunities for students to explore career options, build experience through internships and find employment.

OFFICE OF STUDENT EMPLOYMENT Lincoln Park | (773) 325-7431Loop Campus | (312) [email protected]

DePaul University’s Office of Student Employment connects students to on-campus jobs and provides them with opportunities to develop and advance their academic and professional goals. Not only are students earning an income, they also are building knowledge and skills needed to enter the world of work with confidence.

STUDENT WELLNESS, SAFETY AND ACCOUNTABILITYCAMPUS RECREATION Lincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected] campusrec.depaul.edu

The Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center (The Ray) on the Lincoln Park Campus provides the DePaul community with amazing fitness and recreation opportunities, including free intramural sports and group fitness classes. Membership is included in full-time undergraduate tuition (great rates are available for part-time, graduate and law students). Frequent use of The Ray has been shown to help manage stress and boost GPA, so encourage your student to visit early in their DePaul career.There is also a small fitness facility and locker rooms located on the Loop campus, in the basement of the Computing and Digital Media building at 243 S. Wabash Ave. The Fitness Center houses cardio and weight equipment, and the Fitness Studio offers space for stretching and resistance training.

CODE OF STUDENT RESPONSIBILITYcatalog.depaul.edu/student-handbooks/code-student-responsibility

Certain rights and responsibilities come with being a student at DePaul University, and these are outlined in the Code of Student Responsibility. The student conduct process is initiated if there is a violation of the code, and is in place with the goal of balancing students’ rights and responsibilities with the safety, educational and development needs of the university community. You and your student should review the Code of Student Responsibility and Student Conduct Process.

ACADEMIC INTEGRITY academicintegrity.depaul.edu

The integrity of our work is critical to why we are all at DePaul, both as students and as faculty. It is through this integrity that we maintain a culture of continued learning, as well as personal and professional growth and development. To preserve the quality of education offered

to students, the university is responsible for maintaining academic integrity and for protecting all those who depend on it, including DePaul’s community partners and institutional affiliates.Above all else, our objectives involve fairness, clarity and accountability. All members of the university community share the responsibility for creating conditions where violations of academic integrity are curtailed.

DEAN OF STUDENTSLincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected] go.depaul.edu/dos

The Dean of Students office (DOS) promotes student learning and ethical decision making in an inclusive and validating environment. Utilizing a comprehensive approach to student advocacy that is informed by DePaul’s Catholic, Vincentian and urban mission, the office collaborates with students, staff, faculty, parents and community partners to support students in reaching their academic and personal success.The Dean of Students Office is primarily responsible for meeting the urgent needs of students by providing clear and critical support structures in times of need. Additionally, the department helps develop and maintain community standards in order to facilitate a safe and healthy campus environment for our students. The Dean of Students Office provides the administrative withdrawal and absence notification processes, and can help students identify campus and community resources in times of personal and/or family crises and medical emergencies.

OFFICE OF GENDER EQUITY Lincoln Park Campus | (312) 362-8970 offices.depaul.edu/student-affairs/title-ix/Pages/default.aspx

The Office of Gender Equity (Title IX) monitors and oversees overall campus-wide implementation of Title IX including training, education, communications and administration of complaint procedures for faculty, staff, students and third parties in the areas of sex discrimination, sexual harassment, sexual violence, sexual misconduct, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking.

OFFICE OF HEALTH PROMOTION AND WELLNESS

Lincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]/hpw

The mission of Health Promotion and Wellness (HPW) is to empower the DePaul community to embrace a healthy lifestyle, creating a culture of health and wellbeing that fosters personal and academic success. HPW provides programs and services that support student’s health and wellbeing, focused on sexual and relationship violence prevention, alcohol and substance misuse prevention and mental health and well-being support. HPW is also the liaison to our AMITA Sage Medical Group (health services).

PUBLIC SAFETY Lincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7777Loop Campus | (312) 362-8400Lincoln Park Safety Escort Service (6 p.m.-6 a.m.): (773) 325-7233publicsafety.depaul.edu

The university commits itself to campus safety and offers many educational programs and crime prevention services through its 24-hour Public Safety Office. Emergency call boxes and security alarms are found throughout DePaul’s campuses, and an evening on-campus escort service from 6 p.m.–6 a.m. provides additional safety. Parents can see all campus safety alerts, which inform the university community of public safety incidents on or near campus that involve a DePaul student, faculty or staff member, here.

UNIVERSITY COUNSELING SERVICESLincoln Park | (773) 325-7779Loop Campus | (312) 362-6923go.depaul.edu/ucs

University Counseling Services helps remove barriers to learning by providing accessible psychological and psychiatric assessment, short-term psychotherapy, medication management, consultation and crisis intervention, community referrals, group counseling, growth-oriented workshops and psychoeducational programming to currently enrolled studentts.

LIVING ON CAMPUSDEPARTMENT OF HOUSING, DINING AND STUDENT CENTERS

Lincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]/housing

Explore what it means to be part of DePaul University’s on-campus community, where residents can meet people, get involved and have fun. DePaul gives residents a host of opportunities to find the college lifestyle and the type of residence they want, whether in Lincoln Park or the Loop.

MEAL PLANS(773) [email protected]

The Department of Housing, Dining and Student Centers helps students living on campus understand, modify and monitor their meal plans. For a list of dining locations visit here. To see dining plan types and rates, frequently asked questions, details about allergies or dietary needs, or to change your meal plan, click here.

RESIDENTIAL EDUCATIONLincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]/resed

Residential Education supports residential students by building a sense of community and DePaul spirit, providing students with high-quality opportunities for engagement, responding to student crises, and managing the residential student conduct process. Residence directors (full-time, professional staff), and resident advisors (undergraduate students) live on campus and are available to assist students with their transition to college and to advocate on behalf of students.

OFF-CAMPUS LIFE AND COMMUTINGADULT, VETERAN AND COMMUTER STUDENT AFFAIRSLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7088Loop Campus | (312) [email protected] of Veteran Affairs | (312) 362-5656 [email protected]/avcsa

The Office of Adult, Veteran and Commuter Student Affairs works with these populations around their specialized needs to assist in their transition to college and support them in achieving their academic goals, success and retention.

OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING SERVICEoffcampushousing.depaul.edu

On the off-campus housing website, students can search off-campus housing listings, create and view off-campus roommate profiles, and post and search sublets, furniture and more.

CROAK COMMUNITY LEGAL CLINICLoop Campus | (312) 362-8312 [email protected]/academics/experiential-learning/legal-clinics/croak-community/student-legal-resources

The Croak Community Legal Clinic (CCLC) provides legal information and resources to students and to the community who are representing themselves. CCLC does not take cases for full representation or represent students in court. CCLC offers workshops and presentations that students and the community can attend throughout the school year. The CCLC Online Self Help Center offers general information about the most common legal issues impacting DePaul students.

PARKING SERVICES Lincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]

DePaul offers student parking throughout the Lincoln Park Campus in various university flat lots and garages. Annual parking permits are available at the Lincoln Park Parking Services office in Schmitt Academic Center, Room 177 beginning in early July. Visitors should use either parking deck, located at 2331 North Sheffield Avenue and 2330 North Clifton Avenue, rather than the surface lots to avoid having their cars towed.

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The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) provides public transportation via the elevated trains (the “L”), buses and subway systems. The Ventra U-Pass provides unlimited rides on CTA buses and trains for all eligible students. The U-Pass is valid 24 hours per day and seven days per week during all academic terms except for the December intersession.

Students who encounter issues with their U-Pass are encouraged to email [email protected] or visit the ID Card Office on either campus for assistance.

ACADEMICS AND ACADEMIC ADVISINGCOLLEGE AND SCHOOL OFFICES

Driehaus College of Business Undergraduate Programs OfficeLoop Campus | (312) 362-5358driehaus.depaul.edu

College of CommunicationLoop Campus | (312) 362-8600communication.depaul.edu

College of Computing and Digital MediaLoop Campus | (312) 362-8381cdm.depaul.edu

College of EducationLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7740education.depaul.edu

College of Liberal Arts and Social SciencesLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7310las.depaul.edu

College of Science and HealthLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-8490csh.depaul.edu

School of MusicLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7260music.depaul.edu

The Theatre SchoolLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7917theatre.depaul.edu

ACADEMIC ADVISINGAcademic advisors help students achieve their educational, personal and career goals by providing expertise, mentorship and assistance throughout their academic career. Successful students work closely with their academic advisor as they progress toward graduation. Undergraduate students who have declared a major or graduate students can meet with an academic advisor from their department, school or college. Undeclared students can work with advisors in the Office for Academic Advising Support (see below).

OFFICE FOR ACADEMIC ADVISING SUPPORTLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7431Loop Campus: (312) 362-8437 [email protected]

The Office for Academic Advising Support provides academic advising for undergraduate students who are undeclared, undecided, exploring majors or minors, or newly admitted students.

STUDY ABROADLincoln Park CampusLoop Campus | (312) [email protected]

Study Abroad provides DePaul students a diversity of education abroad offerings that range in duration, cost, program type, cross-cultural engagement and academic discipline. Scholarships and financial aid are available.

THE IRWIN W. STEANS CENTERLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7457cbsl.depaul.edu

The work of the Steans Center is a direct reflection of DePaul’s Catholic, Vincentian and urban mission . The center provides an academic bridge between the university and community that supports student learning, community development and faculty teaching and scholarship. The center develops mutually beneficial relationships with community organizations to engage DePaul students in educational opportunities grounded in Vincentian values of respect for human dignity and the quest for social justice.

TRIOLincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-4600 [email protected]

Trio Student Support Services (SSS) provides advising, academic assistance, mentoring and career related counseling services to eligible first-generation and low-income DePaul undergraduate students. The program is part of a national network of TRiO programs designed to increase the college retention and graduation rates of its participants and help students make the transition from college to career.

LEARNING SUPPORTCENTER FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (CSD)Lincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-1677Loop Campus | (312) [email protected]/csd

CSD provides students with disabilities equal access to DePaul’s educational and co-curricular opportunities so that students may fully participate in the life of the university. CSD services are available to students with diverse physical, learning, medical, mental health and sensory disabilities. The center offers supports to students to achieve their academic goals while promoting their independence. CSD is a resource to the many university departments that share the responsibility of supporting the members of our diverse learning community.

LIBRARIES Lincoln Park Campus | (773) 325-7862John T. Richardson Library

Loop Campus Library | (312) 362-84331 E. Jackson, 10th [email protected]

The DePaul University Library is committed to supporting the teaching, learning and scholarly missions of its parent institution, to promoting equitable access to information, and to serving as a trusted steward of its resources, collections and cultural heritage. DePaul University Library provides access to scholarly articles, books, media and more at the Loop and Lincoln Park campuses and online. In-person and online research assistance is available on a drop-in or appointment basis.

Learning CommonsThe Learning Commons, located in the Information Commons on the first floor of the John T. Richardson Library, is a

collaborative learning studio that provides a variety of peer tutoring and career consulting services to all students on a walk-in basis. See go.depaul.edu/learningcommons for updated schedules.

UNIVERSITY CENTER FOR WRITING-BASED [email protected]/writing

The University Center for Writing-based Learning (UCWbL) works with everyone in the DePaul University community to support writers and promote the use of writing in teaching and learning. The UCWbL includes five central programs: The Writing Center, The Writing Fellows Program, Workshops, The Collaborative for Multilingual Writing and Research and Outreach.

STUDENT SUCCESS AT DEPAUL [email protected] go.depaul.edu/success Student Success at DePaul is a unique collaboration between Academic Affairs and Student Affairs: we want students to learn and grow socially, spiritually and intellectually on campus and beyond. This website provides centralized information about resources available across the DePaul community. Visit to learn more about:

- Tutoring and resources to support academic success,

- Mentoring programs and networks of support on campus,

- Academic advising departments and resources to keep students connected to degree and career goals

- Resources for study help.

STUDENT SUCCESS COACHING PROGRAMLincoln Park | (773) [email protected]/coaching

Student Success Coaching is a peer coaching program that assigns an

upperclassman or graduate level coach to each first-year student to support them in their transition to and journey through DePaul. Student Success Coaches meet with their assigned students one-on-one, and together they reflect on the first year student’s strengths, challenges and vision for the future, while creating an action plan to meet their idea of success.

GETTING CONNECTED AND INVOLVEDDIVISION OF MISSION AND MINISTRYLincoln Park + Loop Campuses (773) 325-7902ministry.depaul.edu

The Division of Mission and Ministry supports DePaul students of all faiths and spiritual beliefs as they seek to lead lives of meaning, purpose and social impact. Guided by DePaul’s Catholic and Vincentian heritage, the division offers a variety of programs and opportunities for service, community building and spiritual growth. Those include but aren’t limited to:- Joining a student religious organization- Volunteering with a community service

group- Participating in a faith-based or

interfaith program or retreat- Exploring other faiths and religious

traditions- Helping communities in need

Mission and Ministry welcomes everyone at DePaul who wishes to be part of a strong community of support, serve those in need and enrich their lives.

OFFICE OF NEW STUDENT AND FAMILY ENGAGEMENT Lincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]/nsfe

The Office of New Student and Family Engagement assists students and families in making a smooth transition

into life at DePaul by providing a holistic orientation experience for all new students and families, as well as connecting students and families to services, resources and engagement opportunities necessary to successfully navigate the university.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT AND SCHOLAR SERVICES (ISS)Loop Campus | (312) [email protected]

ISS provides quality support services to international students and scholars including orientation, immigration and visa benefit advising, as well as support with cultural adjustment and mentorship. Through its Global DePaul programming efforts, ISS aims to build a globally engaged community, committed to authentically and warmly welcoming new international students to DePaul.

OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL STUDENT SUCCESSLincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]/omss

The Office of Multicultural Student Success (OMSS) seeks to cultivate retention and persistence to graduation for students of color, students who demonstrate financial need, first-generation college students, undocumented immigrant students, and students with marginalized genders and sexualities.

OFFICE OF STUDENT INVOLVEMENT Lincoln Park Campus | (773) [email protected]/involvement

The Office of Student Involvement manages DePaul’s 350+ student organizations, fraternity and sorority life, campus events, and other programs; including DemonTix, Welcome Week, Family and Alumni Weekend, and FEST.

DEPAUL UNIVERSITY FIGHT SONG

We will gather ’neath the banner

’neath the scarlet and the blue

While in song we sing your praises,

Praises for old DePaul U.

Let the battle wage and threaten

Yours the victory to claim

While we fight beneath your standard

Proud: Exalting in your name

D-E-M-O-N-S

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