HEALTH SERVICES First floor, Fitzsimmons Hall Shannon Roberts, RN, Director
215.248.7111 or robertss@chc.edu
The College Health Office provides care to students during illness, makes recommendations for health maintenance and schedules programs on health related issues. The hours of operation are posted outside the Health Services office. For emergency assistance, dial 911. IDENTIFICATION CARDS All CHC students are required to carry and produce upon request by a college official a valid photo identification card issued to enable use in the college library, for admittance to campus buildings and events, to obtain a parking permit and for presentation upon request of a college official or Security at any time. Photos are taken at the beginning of each term. Contact Security personnel at the Fournier Hall Security Desk to arrange for your photo ID card. Students need to provide their student ID number to the security member at the time of ID card generation. Students may report to the Security Office (St. Joseph Hall, 2nd Floor, room 240) to obtain their ID card. A fee is charged to replace lost or damaged identification cards. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT OFFICE First Floor Fournier Hall James Mclaughlin, M.S. Director
215.242.7989 or mclaughlinja@chc.edu
Students from other countries needing information on TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language), ESL (English as a Second Language), admissions procedures, Visa requirements, etc., should contact the Director of International Student Services. LIBRARY Mary Josephine Larkin, SSJ, M.A., M.S., Dean for Library and Information Resources 215.248.7050 Logue Library houses 130,000 volumes of books on three floors of open stacks. In addition to the circulating materials, there are over 500 paper journals as well as an extensive e足 journal collection. Students may access the catalog and electronic resources via the World Wide Web at www.chc.edu/library. Along with a rare books collection that features British literary works and early Catholic liturgical music, Logue Library houses an Irish collection specializing in Irish history and the Brimmer Collection holding children's literature and curriculum materials for grades K12. The main collection is classified according to the Library of Congress Classification System, while the Curriculum Library uses the Dewey Decimal System. To borrow books or reserve materials all students MUST have a current Chestnut Hill College ID with a library bar code. Bar codes are obtained at the circulation