First Year Essential Guide for Students 2021 (PLV) by Pace University

P L E A S A N T V IL L E C A MP U S

The Essential Guide TO YOUR FIRST YEAR AT PACE

PACE UNIVERSITY

WELCOMES YOU! We are delighted to welcome you to Pace University’s Pleasantville Campus. We are excited that you will be joining the Pace family, an active community of scholars, learners, and leaders. Our Orientation program will help you make a smooth transition inside and outside of the classroom. Whether you are a commuter student, resident student, transfer student, or family member, we are confident you will make many connections at Orientation that will continue throughout your Pace career. This guide provides an overview of support and services available to you in the areas of academics, financial services, campus activities, and student services, to name a few. The information provides building blocks that will allow you to build your Pace Path. This will help you to take advantage of all the programs and services that Pace has in place to help you succeed in and out of the classroom. We are here to help you learn and explore through meeting new people and having new experiences. We are here to support you throughout your time at Pace University. Welcome to the Pace family! Sincerely, Kayla Betacchini Assistant Director for Orientation and Transitions Alerie Tirsch Interim Associate Dean for Students Rachel S. Carpenter Interim University Dean for Students Center for Student Engagement studentengagementplv@pace.edu

TABLE OF CONTENTS Campus Events and Traditions...................................................4 Week of Welcome........................................................................... 10 Dining Options.................................................................................... 11 First-Year Tips......................................................................................14 Important Dates.................................................................................16 Academic Calendar.........................................................................17 Campus Transportation............................................................... 18 Advisor Contact List.......................................................................20 Pleasantville Campus Resources............................................21 Guiding Principles of Conduct.................................................31 Keeping You Safe and Healthy: COVID Guidelines... 33

s u p m a C Events

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WH Events are hosted by different student organizations, offices on campus, and educational departments. Each student organization hosts events that they are passionate about and reflect their mission. Fraternity and Sorority organizations host philanthropic events to help support a cause. Some of our biggest events are the Pace4Kids Dance Marathon, Relay for Life, and Spring Carnival, which bring the Pace Community together. Commuter Life also hosts events specifically for our commuter population.

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WHAT Social events range from talent shows and movie nights, to guest speakers and ice cream socials. The Programming Board hosts a series of events where performers visit campus on a weekly basis. Organizations also put on programs to help educate the Pace Community about cultures, leadership, and how to give back to the larger community.

WHEN Programs are scheduled throughout the semester. Many daytime events are held during Common Hour—Mondays and Wednesdays between 12:15 p.m.–1:15 p.m., or Tuesdays and Thursdays between 3:30 p.m.–4:15 p.m. During this time, many organizations and offices also table in the Kessel Student Center. Organizations also work to program events at night when students are finished with classes for the day.

s u p m a C Events WHERE Events happen inside and outside throughout the year, many taking place in the Kessel Student Center or out on Miller Lawn and Alumni Lawn. Some of the biggest events on campus also take place in the Willcox Multi-Purpose Room. Many student organizations also host off-campus trips to museums, shopping centers, and even amusement parks.

WHY Attending events on campus is a great way to get involved in the community. You’ll meet new people, create memories that will last a lifetime, and really get a feel for what being a Pace student is all about. Whether you’re going to watch a football game or a standup performance, these events are a great opportunity to get the most out of your time at college.

HOW Learn about events on campus via fliers and posters; online via the Info for Current Students page; SetterSync; and Pace’s social media accounts, @PaceUniversity. Another great way to learn about events happening on campus is through the Flush Flash, a weekly calendar hung in every public bathroom stall. Student events can also be found on the Pace mobile app. And be sure to follow @engage_paceplv on Instagram.

GET INVOLVED! Looking to join a student organization? Lucky for you, it’s super easy to become a member of many different organizations on campus. Campus Involvement Fairs are held during the fall and spring semesters. Miss a meeting? You can check out an organization’s SetterSync page to read the minutes from the meeting and to see if there are any events coming up. You can also request to be a member of any organization via SetterSync. Want to get connected? Social media is also a great way to be connected with clubs. Most organizations have either an Instagram or Twitter account that they use to keep the campus updated. Don’t see an organization you want to join? You can create your own! You can always stop by the Center for Student Engagement in Kessel to learn more about any organization on campus or about the steps to starting your own.

SETTERS’ TRADITIONS We are excited to introduce you to some popular traditions on the Pleasantville Campus! Read below for more information about events you can attend as a Pace student.

42nd Street Join your classmates on Shirley Beth’s Way for an evening of entertainment, food, and more. This is the kick-off event of the fall semester.

Circle of Greeks Interested in going Greek? This is your chance to meet all of our social and cultural fraternities and sororities on campus!

Family Weekend Bring your family and friends together for a weekend of entertainment—just for them!

Homecoming This is the weekend for Pace pride. Start off the weekend with the parade and bonfire, complete with food trucks and more. Watch the football team and vote for your Homecoming Royalty.

Pace Makes a Difference Day Whether you’re helping out the ASPCA, cleaning and planting at Rockefeller State Park, or working alongside students at the Pleasantville Cottage School, this is the day that the Pace Community comes together to make the world a better place.

Midnight Breakfast Get ready for finals with a night of free breakfast and raffles. Previous prizes have included Pace apparel, hockey tickets, and an Apple watch.

WEEK OF WELCOME!

To welcome you to your first fall semester at Pace, we’ve planned fun events just for new students. This is a great opportunity to meet your fellow classmates, get some free food and giveaways, and start making awesome memories of your college experience. Past Week of Welcome (WOW) events include:

■ Ice cream social ■ Hypnotist show in Gottesman ■ Beach party on Miller Lawn ■ Silent disco party in the Library ■ Karaoke night hosted by Pace’s radio station WPAW ■ CliftonStrengths tie-dye and much more!

FOOD, FOOD, AND MORE

FOOD

For the most up-to-date information and operating hours, please visit www.pace.edu/dining.

Kessel Student Center This is the main dining hall on campus. It features food options like sushi, Mexican, Italian, hot food bar, vegan/vegetarian bar, smoothie station, deli station, on-the-go food, and more! Regular Dining Hours: Sunday, 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Monday–Thursday, 7:30 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Friday, 7:30 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Saturday, 10:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.

Miller Kiosk Monday–Thursday, 8:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m. Friday, 8:00 a.m.–3:30 p.m.

Alumni Hall Starbucks Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

Pace Mart in the Mortola Library This mini convenience store is operated entirely by Pace students. Pace Mart accepts credit/debit, cash, and flex dollars. Monday–Thursday, 10:00 a.m.–12:00 a.m. Friday, 10:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. Saturday, 1:00 p.m.–6:00 p.m. Sunday, 12:00 p.m.–12:00 a.m.

LATE NIGHT FOOD OPTIONS

Pace Perk Located underneath Martin Hall, the Pace Perk is operated by students and offers a variety of different snacking options. Menu items include dino-nuggets, milkshakes, pizza rolls, bagel bites, grilled cheese sandwiches, coffee, chicken wings, and much more. Sunday–Thursday, 9:00 p.m.–1:00 a.m. Friday–Saturday, 8:00 p.m.–1:00 a.m. Use meal plan

Pace Delivers A student-operated food delivery service, Pace Delivers brings take-out food directly to you on campus. Now delivering from Chipotle, McDonald’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, Wendy’s, and more. To place your order, visit pacedelivers.org. Use flex/cash/credit cards

OFF-CAMPUS DINING As part of your meal plan, you are allotted a certain amount of spending money, or flex dollars, that can be used off-campus at participating restaurants. For a full list of flex locations, please visit www.pace.edu/auxiliaryservices.

Applebee’s

The Taco Project

18 Saw Mill River Road Hawthorne, NY 10532 (914) 345-1555

465 Bedford Road Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 804-2820

Falafel Taco

On’s Chinese Kitchen

30 Wheeler Avenue Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 579-2526

475 Bedford Road Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 741-6277

Frank & Joe’s Deli

Pleasantville Diner

76 Wheeler Ave Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 747-1349

10 Memorial Plaza Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 769-8585

Italia Brick Oven Pizza

Sal’s Pizza and Pasta

1010 Broadway Thornwood, NY 10594 (914) 741-9111

201 Marble Avenue Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 769-1199

Lucio’s Pizza

Subway

76 Washington Avenue Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 741-9200

482 Bedford Road Pleasantville, NY 10570 (914) 741-9800

Mobile Food Pantry Be sure to take part in the mobile food pantry on campus! Each month, Feeding Westchester comes to campus to provide nourishing, stigmafree food to Pace students. The pantry is available to ALL students at NO cost. Students may take as much food as they need to get through the week or simply save a dining hall swipe. Items that are typically available include fruits, vegetables, yogurt, and frozen meats. If possible, students who attend should bring a reusable bag to place their food items in. The pantry will usually take place between 1:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. once a month and students can find exact dates through flyers, SetterSync messaging, and other campus resources.

TIPS FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS ■ Go to class. Professors will notice your absence and you’ll lose valuable information. Do not rely on others to provide the necessary information when you miss class. Every student understands the material differently.

■ Get support in your classes. Visit the Learning Commons website for its tutoring schedule at www.pace.edu/tutoring.

■ Make connections with classmates. Create a study group for your classes.

■ Look around campus to take advantage of study resources, workshops, and activities to help make your transition to college stress-free.

■ Meet with your UNV 101 faculty/first-year academic advisor early in the fall semester in a one-on-one meeting and again mid-semester to prepare for registration for spring classes.

MORE TIPS FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS ■ Make time for you. Find the balance of managing time between school work, social time, and involvement on campus.

■ Take the time to explore. Don’t feel pressured to make a hasty decision about a career or a major.

■ Everyone makes mistakes, but it’s important to take responsibility for yourself and your actions.

■ Get a head start! Make contact with the experts in Career Services. ■ Stay healthy and eat right. ■ Learn to cope with homesickness by making Pace University your home and staying on campus as much as possible.

■ Learn to budget! Meal plan money can disappear quickly if you don’t plan for the whole semester.

■ Don’t cut corners. As much effort as you put in is what you will get out.

■ Feeling overwhelmed is okay. Ask for help when you need it, whether that be from a member of our Student Engagement team or staff from the Counseling Center. You can even go to one of our many student staff members:

z Orientation Leaders (OLs) assist students in making the transition to Pace by providing information and new opportunities for academic and personal growth.

z WOW Leaders assist students in their first few days on campus as they transition to Pace and beyond.

z Resident Assistants (RAs) serve as both role models and a resource by assisting students with their personal growth and sense of belonging within the residence hall community.

z Commuter Assistants (CAs) serve as a mentor for commuter students. They hold office hours in Center for Student Engagement and host programs for the commuter population.

z Peer Leaders advise first-year students on everything from social activities to spring semester registration through the UNV 101 course.

IMPORTANT DATES* August 1

Immunization records are due

August 1

Tuition payment is due

September 20

Deadline to submit your Pace Study Abroad application for spring semester and January Intersession

September 29

All meal plan upgrades and waivers are due

October 1

FAFSA application† available to complete online

November 15

FAFSA deadline† for priority consideration of limited campus-based aid

March 15

Deadline to submit your Pace Study Abroad application for Summer I and II and the fall semester

* Dates subject to change due to COVID-19. For the latest information, please visit www.pace.edu/academiccalendar † For more information about Financial Aid deadlines, visit www.pace.edu/financialaiddeadlines

2021–2022 ACADEMIC CALENDAR Pace’s academic calendar is also available online at www.pace.edu/academiccalendar. September 6

Labor Day, University closed

September 6

Rosh Hashanah (Eve), University closed

September 7

First day of Rosh Hashanah, University closed

September 8

Fall semester begins

September 15

Yom Kippur (Eve), no evening classes scheduled

September 16

Yom Kippur, no day or evening classes scheduled

October 11

Columbus Day, classes scheduled

November 2

Election Day, classes scheduled

November 3

Conversion/make-up day, Thursday and evening classes meet

November 4

Diwali, no classes scheduled

November 11

Veterans Day, classes scheduled

November 23

Conversion/make-up day, Thursday and evening classes meet

November 24– November 28

Thanksgiving Break, no classes scheduled

December 13

Conversion/make-up evening, Wednesday evening classes meet

December 13

Undergraduate study day, no evening classes scheduled

December 22

Fall semester ends

CAMPUS TRANSPORTATION

FAQ

Q: How can I get to the nearest train station? A: There is a weekday and weekend shuttle bus service that takes students from the Martin Circle bus stop located on the PLV Campus straight to Memorial Plaza train station located in the Town of Pleasantville. This shuttle runs every 20 to 30 minutes and includes a third stop beginning at 4:00 p.m. that takes students to Thornwood Shopping Center on weekdays. The weekend shuttle run includes all three stops: Martin Circle, Memorial Plaza, and Thornwood Shopping Center. For more information, visit www.pace.edu/transportation.

Q: How can I get to New York City? A: On weekdays, Pace provides shuttle bus service to One Pace Plaza on the NYC Campus. It is free for all university students. These NYC shuttle services also stop at Haub Law Campus in White Plains, and board at the Willcox Hall bus stop. Students can also get to NYC via the Metro North Railroad from Memorial Plaza located in the Town of Pleasantville. For more information on train schedules and fares, visit the MTA Metro-North website.

Q: Do I have to reserve a spot on the shuttle to the NYC Campus? A: Yes! There is limited seating for this shuttle service. Reserve your space as soon as possible by emailing transdept@pace.edu. Be specific about which campus you are leaving from and the time you would like to take the shuttle bus. If you are planning to return to the Haub Law School or PLV Campus, please include this information in order to reserve your seat for a return trip from NYC. Include a phone number as well in the event of inclement weather or any type of emergency. All transportation schedules can be found through the Pace Portal website and MyPaceMobile app. For all other questions, please contact Carolina Salcedo, director of transportation, at (914) 923-2670 or by email at csalcedo@pace.edu.

SCHOOL/COLLEGE-BASED ACADEMIC ADVISOR CONTACT INFORMATION ADVISING CENTER FOR EXPLORING MAJORS

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS

Shannon Haick (Transfer students) (212) 346-1798 shaick@pace.edu

Ulrike (Ullie) Heregger (212) 346-1368 uheregger@pace.edu

Cathy Raynis Meeker (First-year students) (914) 773-3756 craynismeeker@pace.edu

COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS Dana Castro (914) 773-3436 dcastro2@pace.edu

LUBIN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Jeanette Kaczmarkiewicz (914) 773-3906 jkaczmarkiewicz@pace.edu Eileen Murphy (914) 773-3531 emurphy@pace.edu

PFORZHEIMER HONORS COLLEGE

Christie Wisecarver (914) 773-3961 cwisecarver@pace.edu

Jolina Halloran (914) 773-3941 jhalloran@pace.edu

DYSON COLLEGE

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

Heather Calchera (914)773-3781 hcalchera@pace.edu

Linda Guyette (914) 773-3571 lguyette@pace.edu

Seanna Wright (914) 773-3538 swright2@pace.edu

SEIDENBERG SCHOOL

Ann Marie McGlynn (914) 773-3894 amcglynn@pace.edu

EDUCATION ABROAD Danielle Dilonardo (914) 773-3425 ddilonardo@pace.edu

FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE Cathy Raynis Meeker (914) 773-3756 craynismeeker@pace.edu

Harriet Fenner (212) 618-6653 hfenner@pace.edu Danielle Moccia (914) 773-3133 dmoccia@pace.edu

TRANSFER STUDENT EXPERIENCE Carolyn Endick (212) 346-1346 cendick@pace.edu

VETERANS AND MILITARY SERVICES Vanessa Murquerica vmurquerica@pace.edu Peter Riley priley@pace.edu

Not sure who to contact? Send an email to whoismyadvisor@pace.edu.

PLEASANTVILLE CAMPUS RESOURCES

ADVISING CENTER FOR EXPLORING MAJORS The mission of the Advising Center for Exploring Majors is to help undecided students explore their interests, skills, and goals so that they can make an informed choice of major at Pace University. Individual advisement sessions and self-assessments help foster a greater self-understanding of personal, academic, and professional goals.

www.paceuathletics.com (914) 773-3411 Goldstein Fitness Center M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

www.pace.edu/ auxiliaryservices (914) 773-3830 Paton House, next to the Health Center M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., additional hours at the start of the semester

CAMPUS CHAPLAIN The Chaplain is part of the support network for the Pace Community. Sister Susan invites students into conversation, serves as a resource for students and others, assists them to explore some of the questions that emerge at this time in their lives, and connects students with local faithbased organizations. She brings a sense of compassion and a non-judgmental presence.

For first-year students: Cathy Raynis Meeker (914) 773-3756 craynismeeker@pace.edu

AUXILIARY SERVICES Auxiliary Services will be able to help with uploading your photo to your ID card, campus dining and meal plan, bookstore, and vending machines. To schedule an appointment for your ID card, please call the office at (914) 773-3830.

For transfer students: Shannon Haick, Director (212) 346-1798 shaick@pace.edu

ATHLETICS AND RECREATION The Pace University Athletics and Recreation Department competes at the NCAA Division II level in the prestigious Northeast-10 Conference. They offer 14 varsity sports, a Spirit Squad, and a variety of intramural sports, e-sports, and recreation programs.

www.pace.edu/ exploringmajors

www.pace.edu/ PLVchaplain (914) 844-8304 Kessel Student Center M–F, Common Hour and other times by appointment

CAMPUS STORE Head to the Campus Store for Pace University apparel, gifts, accessories, school supplies, and much more.

www.pace.edu/ careerservices (914) 773-3415 Paton House: M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Office hours: M–F, 12:30 p.m.–2:00 p.m. Check out pace.joinhandshake. com for a list of employer events, workshops, jobs, and internships.

CENTER FOR COMMUNITY ACTION AND RESEARCH (CCAR) CCAR’s mission is to enrich the educational experiences of students, faculty, and staff in a manner that is consistent with Pace’s mission to cultivate tomorrow’s leaders and citizens. CCAR works to build ongoing, beneficial partnerships with community organizations to bring Pace resources to bear on community identified needs.

Kessel Student Center

CAREER SERVICES The comprehensive list of services includes: Career Services online powered by Handshake, internship and entry level opportunities, resume and cover letter critiques, interview skill building, employer spotlights and career panels, alumni networking events, job and internship fairs, on-campus recruiting, career counseling, and advisement.

www.pace.edu/store

www.pace.edu/ccar (914) 773-3539 Choate House, Room 51-W M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

CENTER FOR STUDENT ENGAGEMENT Students often discover their identity through involvement opportunities offered by the Center for Student Engagement. Your involvement helps define your purpose, connects you to fellow students, and builds relationships with faculty and staff. The Center for Student Engagement will support and inspire your talents by connecting you to campus events, leadership programs, and student organizations to develop lifelong skills. Your involvement will help define your college experience.

www.pace.edu/ studentengagement (914) 773-3767 studentengagementplv@pace.edu Instagram: @engage_paceplv Kessel Student Center M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

COMMUNITY STANDARDS AND COMPLIANCE Community Standards and Compliance recognizes students as active participants in the educational process and avidly promotes student accountability for ethical and moral behavior, and effectively processes redress for inappropriate behavior. University and divisional compliance with federal and state statutes that affect students and developing policies that protect and enhance student and institutional entitlement are also major priorities.

(914) 773-3767 commutersplv@pace.edu Kessel Student Center, Center for Student Engagement M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

www.pace.edu/counseling (914) 773-3710 Administration Building, Second Floor M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Walk-in clinic hours: M-F, 1:00 p.m.–2:30 p.m. during academic year

DEAN FOR STUDENTS The Dean for Students plays a key role in developing an engaged and responsible community, and in communicating the interests and concerns of students to University leadership. The Dean for Students is responsible for many areas of student life such as residence life, student development, campus activities, community standards, wellness programs, counseling services, and services for students with disabilities.

www.pace.edu/ PLVcommuters

COUNSELING CENTER Counseling is a process that helps people work out personal, academic, or vocational problems. The professional staff at the Counseling Center at Pace is available to assist students, staff, and faculty in the resolution of these problems. Through this process, people often gain increased awareness, independence, and effectiveness in the pursuit of personal goals.

(914) 773-3168 Kessel Student Center, Dean’s Suite M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m., or by appointment

COMMUTER LIFE Hey, commuters! Be sure to make the most of your experience here at Pace University by getting involved in student organizations, attending weekly events hosted by the Commuter Life Street Team, and utilizing all campus resources. Have any questions or concerns? Your Commuter Assistants are here to serve as guides, mentors, and advocates for all things commuter life!

www.pace.edu/ communitystandards

www.pace.edu/ studentaffairs (914) 773-3351 Kessel Student Center, Dean’s Suite M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

DEPARTMENT OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Our goal is to reduce Pace’s vulnerability to hazards and to build resiliency to disasters. The Department of Emergency Management seeks to promote resiliency to disasters through emphasis on preparedness trainings, awareness programs, and effective plans. Download the Pace Safe app today (on iPhone and Android devices) for more info.

DIVISION OF DIVERSITY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION Under the leadership of the Chief Diversity Officer, the Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is committed to creating and sustaining a welcoming and just campus climate for all members of Pace University through inclusive policies, practices, and programming.

www.pace.edu/diversity diversity@pace.edu Kessel Student Center (212) 346-1879

EDUCATION ABROAD (STUDY ABROAD) Pace’s Education Abroad Office is here to assist with all your study abroad needs! Explore your many opportunities to have a once-in-a-lifetime experience—including Pace faculty-led programs, semester programs, and short-term programs. They will help you find the best program fit and guide you through the study abroad process. Change your Pace; study abroad!

www.pace.edu/safety

www.pace.edu/abroad studyabroad@pace.edu Kessel Student Center, Room 212

FINANCIAL AID OFFICE The Financial Aid Office assists students and their families in obtaining the most aid possible in order to meet the costs of their education at Pace. They are available in-person, by phone, email, and through the Help Desk.

www.pace.edu/ financialaid (877) 672-1830 Fax: (914) 773-3315 financialaid@pace.edu Administration Building, Student Solution Center M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE (FYE) The Office of the First-Year Experience (FYE) assists all first-year students in making a successful transition from high school to Pace. FYE introduces students to academic support services and University resources, provides advisement, and facilitates opportunities for students to connect with peers and feel welcome in the Pace Community. FYE is responsible for UNV101, coordinates first-year advising, and gets students started with their Pace Path fouryear plan.

www.pace.edu/FYE (914) 773-3756 Mortola Library, Second Floor M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES (ITS) ITS delivers a wide range of IT support and services to meet students’ needs. ITS representatives are also available by phone, email, and at walk-in centers to assist with technology-related questions or concerns.

www.pace.edu/its help.pace.edu (914) 773-3333 pacehelpdesk@pace.edu Willcox Hall, Room W25 Computer Resource Center Fall and Spring semester hours: M–Th, 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. F, 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. S, 12:00 p.m.–4:00 p.m. For a complete schedule, visit www.pace.edu/itshelpdesk

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS AND SCHOLARS IInternational Students and Scholars (ISS) provides support to F-1/J-1 international students. ISS staff assist in the clarification of regulations and processes required to maintain F-1/J-1 status as well as serve as a resource for interpretation of immigration laws as they apply to student visa. ISS staff members are available to answer questions about immigration regulations and process the paperwork necessary for travel, employment authorizations, and other immigration-related services. For help with immigration and other matters, contact ISS staff members for an appointment. We also host workshops and social events throughout the year.

www.pace.edu/iss (212) 346-1368 uheregger@pace.edu Kessel Student Center, Room 212

LEARNING COMMONS The Learning Commons uses an array of programs and a holistic approach to assist students with academic skills and content knowledge. We are dedicated to developing independent learners by creating purposeful interactions with trained, well-qualified peer and professional staff. The Learning Commons supports students learning in mathematics, writing, and the sciences among many other subject areas by offering tutoring, academic coaching and skills workshops.

(914) 773-3721 Mortola Library, Third Floor Fall and Spring semester hours: M–Th, 10:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m. Su, 4:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.

MORTOLA LIBRARY The staff and librarians at the Mortola Library are available to help you with your questions and research both in-person and online. The Library provides access to books and e-books, online databases for access to fulltext articles, and financial data and statistics. ConnectNY and ILLiad services allow you access materials beyond Pace. Group and quiet study areas, study rooms, collaboration workstations, wireless printing, desktop PCs, and Mac computers are available at the Library. Laptops are available for borrowing at the Access Services Desk. Extended hours are offered at the end of each semester.

www.pace.edu/ learningcommons

www.pace.edu/library Circulation desk: (914) 773-3380 Reference desk: (914) 773-3505 Fall and Spring semester hours: M–Th, 8:00 a.m.–2:00 a.m. F, 8:00 a.m.–10:00 p.m. S, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Su, 10:00 a.m.–2:00 a.m.

OFFICE OF INSTITUTIONAL EQUITY AND TITLE IX COMPLIANCE The Office of Institutional Equity and Title IX Compliance works to ensure an equitable and inclusive campus environment at every level. We work with students, faculty, and staff through university policies and the Title IX process.

Bernard Dufresne, Executive Director of Institutional Equity and Title IX (914) 923-2610 bdufresne@pace.edu Kessel Student Center, Room 219 M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS ōMA has a primary mission to foster diversity, equity, and inclusion on campus where each student is supported, affirmed, and respected as an individual regardless of personal or perceived identity or classification. ōMA houses the PLV LGBTQA+ Center and offers involvement opportunities including the AALANA Mentorship program, LGBTQA+ weekly discussion group, Urban Male Initiative, POWER (partnership of women for empowerment and respect), and many others.

www.pace.edu/housing (914) 597-8777 Elm Hall, Suite 132 M–F, 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.

OFFICE OF SAFETY AND SECURITY Our staff and uniformed security guards are available around the clock to help ensure the safety and security of the Pace Community. Escorts are available to any member of the Pace Community who feels uncomfortable walking to and from or on campus, and our alert systems help keep those in our community informed of emergency situations.

(914) 773-3775 or (914) 773-3628 rsimon@pace.edu Kessel Student Center, Room 212 and 214 M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

OFFICE OF RESIDENTIAL LIFE The Office of Residential Life provides services and opportunities for residential students through initiatives such as First-year Interest Groups (FIG), academic support, and 24/7 crisis response. They have dedicated professional and student staff who will assist students in creating the best experience possible on campus. Students who live in our communities will benefit from dedicated programming, communal spaces, and the opportunity to interact with a variety of classmates, faculty, and staff on a consistent basis.

www.pace.edu/OMA

www.pace.edu/safety (914) 773-3400 Gannett House and Alumni Hall 24-hour Central Dispatcher

OFFICE OF SEXUAL AND INTERPERSONAL WELLNESS The Ofﬁce of Sexual and Interpersonal Wellness provides resources and confidential support for current Pace students who are or have been impacted by sexual assault, dating violence, stalking, or harassment. The office develops on-campus initiatives, programs, and events on violence prevention and related topics. Peer educators offer programming, workshops and other learning opportunities throughout the year and are a conﬁdential resource for Pace students.

Interpersonal Violence Education and Prevention Specialist (914) 597-8783 fire@pace.edu M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

PFORZHEIMER HONORS COLLEGE The Pforzheimer Honors College is a highly esteemed opportunity at Pace—a community of talented undergraduate scholars studying under the distinguished faculty of a great university. The Honors College is a place to excel throughout your four years. It is a place where you can realize your greatest potential.

www.pace.edu/ sexualwellness

www.pace.edu/honors (914) 773-3848 Kessel Student Center, Suite 200 M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES (SAS) Beginning an undergraduate or graduate career is an exciting and challenging experience. If you are a student with a disability, this experience can be especially challenging. Assistance is available to students with disabilities through the Office of Accessibility Services to enable them to have equal access to Pace’s educational programs and facilities. Please note: in order to receive accommodations, you must register with the Student Accessibility Office by scheduling a disability intake appointment and providing documentation of your disability. If you do not register with the Student Accessibility Office, you will not be able to receive your accommodations.

www.pace.edu/ accessibility (914) 773-3710 Administration Building, Second Floor M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

TRANSFER STUDENT EXPERIENCE (TSE) The TSE office supports students transferring from another institution to Pace University with the goal of creating a seamless transition and an early sense of institutional connection and belonging. TSE develops and implements services that support the successful on-boarding and engagement of transfer students, including transfer credit evaluations, orientation, social and academic programing, advisement, and sponsorship of Tau Sigma, the national Transfer Student Honor Society.

(212) 346-1346 Fall and Spring semester hours: M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

UNIVERSITY HEALTH CARE University Health Care is staffed by boardcertified nurse practitioners who provide coverage for acute illnesses and minor injuries, gynecological problems/concerns, well-woman exams, birth control, routine lab work, prevention and treatment of sexually transmitted infections for men and women, and immunizations. The Health Service Fee, in conjunction with your health insurance, will cover office visits. Diagnostic testing may incur additional charges. You will be required to provide your insurance information. All medical services are confidential. Appointments can be made online or by phone.

www.pace.edu/transitions

www.pace.edu/health (914) 773-3760 Paton House M–F, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

GUIDING PRINCIPLES OF CONDUCT The primary functions of an institution of higher learning are teaching, learning, scholarship, and service. Each member of the University community is required to cooperate with the University in its endeavors to foster and maintain the freedom of expression and exchange of ideas necessary to achieve excellence in teaching, learning, scholarship, and service. The University strives to protect the rights of its students and employees (including faculty members) to publicize opinions through written and oral communications; to organize and join political associations; to convene and conduct meetings; and to advocate, demonstrate, and picket in an orderly fashion. Further, members of the University community are responsible for fostering and maintaining respect for the dignity and uniqueness of one another. In order to preserve an atmosphere in which a free exchange of ideas may flourish, and to ensure the dignity and safety of all members of the University community as well as the unimpeded operation of the University (and as required by federal, state, and local laws including, without limitation, N.Y. Educ. Law § 6430), the University has adopted the Guiding Principles of Conduct. The Guiding Principles of Conduct applies to all members of the University community including, among others, employees, faculty members, students, applicants for academic admission and employment, visitors, guests, vendors, contractors, and other third parties while they are on University premises or at University-sponsored activities. References to “University premises” in these Guiding Principles of Conduct apply to premises either owned or leased by the University. To see the full text of Pace’s Guiding Principles of Conduct, please visit www.pace.edu/studentaffairs.

KEEPING YOU SAFE AND HEALTHY: COVID GUIDELINES Pace’s COVID-19 Task Force, alongside faculty and University administration, are working toward a Fall 2021 semester that looks and feels closer to normal, with more in-person classes and events. Please stay tuned to your Pace email and Pace’s Return to Campus website for the latest updates and guidelines based on recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the New York State Department of Health, and our local health departments. For more, visit www.pace.edu/return.

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Legend Administrative Center, Undergraduate Admission, Financial Aid, Office of Student Accounts...........................................2 Alumni Hall.......................................................8 Ann and Alfred Goldstein Health, Fitness, and Recreation Center................6 Art Barn.........................................................21 Buchsbaum House.....................................20 Choate House..............................................12 Costello House............................................25 Dyson Hall.....................................................26

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Elm Hall.........................................................14 Environmental Center Complex.................4 Field House...................................................10 Finnerty Field...................................................5 Football/Multi-Purpose Field................11 Gannett House.................................................3 Goldstein Academic Center....................22 Ianniello Field House................................16 Kessel Student Center..............................13 Lienhard Hall...............................................17 Marks Hall—Welcome Center..................23

Martin Hall........................................................9 Miller Hall.....................................................18 Mortola Library...........................................19 North Hall......................................................15 Paton House (Career Services)................7 Softball Field...............................................28 The Vineyard Building (Graduate Admission)..............................27 Townhouses......................................................1 Willcox Hall..................................................24