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TableofContents Academic Life Office of Academic Wellbeing....................Page 5 | QR Location C3 Reves Center for International Studies........Page 6 | QR Location K The Charles Center.................................Page 7-8 | QR Location E1 Writing Resources Center..........................Page 9 | QR Location L2 Student Life Athletics...............................................Page 11-12 | QR Location Q Army ROTC..............................................Page 13 | QR Location F1 Campus Food Exchange.........................Page 14 | QR Location C10 First Year Bucket List........................................................Page 15 Music Ensembles.......................................Page 16 | QR Location I1 Office of Career Development and Professional Engagement......... ..........................................................Page 17-18 | QR Location D1 Office of Community Engagement............Page 19 | QR Location C7 Office of Sustainability....................................................Page 20 Postal Services........................................Page 21 | QR Location C6 Residence Life........................................Page 22 | QR Location A2 Student Affairs................................................................Page 23 Students for University Advancement......Page 24 | QR Location R1 Student Leadership Development......Page 25-26 | QR Location C2 Fraternity and Sorority Life.............................................Page 27 Home without Hazing.....................................................Page 28 Student Assembly...........................................................Page 29 Student Transition & Engagement Programs(STEP)....................... ..............................................................Page 30 | QR Location A1 QR Campus Tour...........................................................Page 31 Williamsburg Regional Library.................Page 32 | QR Location H William & Mary Spirit Shop and Bookstore...........................................Page 33-34 | QR Location G
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Campus Escort.......................................Page 36 | QR Location C8 Health and Wellness...............................Page 37 | QR Location B2 Campus Recreation......................................................Page 38 Counseling Center................................Page 39 | QR Location B1 Health Promotion.........................................................Page 40 Student Health Center..................................................Page 41 Timely Care.................................................................Page 42 Parks and Ecotherapy Lab (PERL).......Page 43-44 | QR Location M1 The Haven..............................................Page 45 | QR Location C4 W&M Police Department.....................Page 46-49 | QR Location O University Services Auxiliary Services.......................................................Page 51-52 Parking and Transportation.................................QR Location J1 TribeCard Services..............................................QR Location J2 W&M Dining............................................QR Locations C9, L4, P Bursar's Office........................................Page 53 | QR Location E2 Information Technology...........................Page 54 | QR Location S1 University Registrar.........................................................Page 55
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academicwellbeing@wm.edu | tutorzone@wm.edu
HOW CAN WE SUPPORT YOU?
Advice on academic and administrative policies and procedures
Support with the Committee on Academic Status petitions
The TutorZone is an internationally certified program offered through the Office of Academic Wellbeing that provides one-onone and group tutoring, time management consultations, and academic coaching for undergraduate students.
Communicating with your professors during an emergency
Time Management & Student Success Resources
Free tutoring (TutorZone)
Academic Coaching
Academic coaching can help students
Learn study tips & resources for your current courses
Create a plan that establishes a healthy balance between school, personal time, work, and other commitments
Learn valuable organizational and time management skills Tutoring can help students: Learn skills vital to success in particular courses
Practice problem-solving skills
Review course material
*Tutoring and time management consultations are free through the support of the Parent Fund
Office of Academic Wellbeing
Whether students need help tackling a particularly busy week, balancing the demands of their coursework and other commitments, or rebounding from a bump in the road, Academic Wellbeing is here to help.
Looking to gain career skills by pursuing your passion in an academic internship over the summer?
Need money to conduct research over the summer?
Want to complete an Honors project to enhance career opportunities and graduate school applications?
research + mentorship = transformative experiences
300+ undergraduate researchers each year collaborate with W&M faculty who are leaders in their fields. Mentorship is woven into the fabric of every Charles Center program.
Applied Learning Experiences
The nation is our classroom. Whether through internships, study away, conference travel, or field work, students take their research on the road to apply classroom skills to understanding and devising solutions to real-world problems.
Summer Research Grants Scholars & Honors Programs
Nearly 1,000 W&M students annually benefit from Charles Center mentoring and programming as Monroe Scholars, WMSURE Scholars, 1693 Scholars, Sharpe Scholars, or Honors students.
Get involved with the Charles Center!
Whether it's through a summer research grant, Honors thesis, journalism seminar, summer academic internship, or one of our scholars programs (WMSURE, Monroe, 1693, or Sharpe), the Charles Center is here to support you!
Check out our research, internship, and applied learning opportunities!
WRITING RESOURCES CENTER
The WRC is Here for You
At the Writing Resources Center, we help you strengthen your writing and communication skills by providing resources, workshops, and one-on-one support for all kinds of assignments and projects that require writing: academic essays, presentations, storyboards, personal statements, creative writing, applications, and more.
Writers from all disciplines and levels are welcome!
OUR CONSULTANTS THE CONSULTATION
Our trained peer consultants come from a variety of disciplines and can help you at any stage of the process – from idea, to draft, to revision
CONTACT US
You’ll begin by identifying goals for the session Then you and the consultant will work together to explore possibilities At no time does the consultant take over authorship. Many writers come in early in the process to discuss their ideas with an attentive, sympathetic audience.
You may want to focus on:
– Developing a thesis
– Clarifying ideas
– Structuring an argument
Strengthening paragraphs or sentences
– Designing and delivering a presentation
BOOK A FREE CONSULTATION
Visit
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William & Mary Writing Resources Center
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your first year at
W&M
1) Figure out how to
9) Photograph your
favorite spot on campus during all
four seasons
10) Learn a new campus fun fact when you walk by a tour group
18) Submit a call-in order at the Cheese Shop to skip the lines and feel like a local
19) Take a late night walk through CW
2) Find the old Lake
pronounce Botetourt Matoaka amphitheatre
3) Listen to an a cappella group perform at Wren 10
4) Take a class in a subject you've never learned about before
5) Make an account on Tribe Careers
6) Leave campus by figuring out the WATA bus system
7) Stop by your professors’ office hours to get to know them
8) Check out a book from Swem
11) Connect with alumni over Homecoming weekend
12) Attend an event for a cultural organization that you're not a member of
13) Attend a group fitness
class at the rec or wellness
center
14) Swim in the rec center pool
15) Try to play it cool after being startled by one of the many campus squirrels
20) Narrowly miss stepping in horse poop on DOG Street
21) Travel Europe for the day by going to Busch Gardens
22) Get your free student pass from Colonial Williamsburg
23) Compare the fudge at Wythe and Kilwin's and pick a favorite
24) Take advantage of living in the city with the most pancake houses per capita
25) Spend a day at the beach in Yorktown or Jamestown
26) Collect as many free W&M t-shirts as you can
17) Figure out your goto Wawa order
27) Put together an IM sports team
16) Get some flowers at the weekly Farmers' Market '27
things to do during
The Office of Career Development & Professional Engagement is dedicated to helping students and recent alumni attain Career Readiness across the Liberal Arts experience We support and work alongside students to identify individual skills and competencies, building connections with career paths. Click the link above for 24/7 access to self-assessments and career exploration tools, resume, cover letter, and LinkedIn guides, interview practice resources, and more.
Log in with the link above to register for your industry newsletters, schedule an appointment, search open job and internship listings for W&M students and recent alumni, register for upcoming events with recruiters, and RSVP for career workshops
Career Exploration
Take inventory of your Values, Interests, Personality, and/or Skills and research careers using Focus 2 and What Can I Do With This Major?. Your career options are not dictated by your chosen major but are often connected to how you prioritize your VIPS
My Active Career Exploration
MACE is a six-week program, meeting for an hour a week, offered every semester to freshmen and sophomores. You will complete a series of self-assessments reflecting on interests, skills, values, and environment and learn a new way to research career options ending with a personalized three-semester plan
@W&Mcohencareercenter @cohencareercenter @wmcareer
- Friday 8:00am
Schedule through TribeCareers.wm.edu or call 757.221.3231
Monday
- 5:00pm
TribeCareers.wm.edu www.wm.edu/career
Advising Appointments
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LEARN ACT TRANSFORM TOGETHER
Branch Out Alternative Breaks
Join a team and travel during breaks to engage in servicebased learning in partnership with host communities. All trips are free.
Williamsburg Engagement
Volunteer weekly for a semester with a local community organization alongside other W&M students
Grants and Paid Internships
Practice civic and career skills while contributing to community efforts and getting paid.
Service Saturdays
Tackle one-time service projects with community organizations. Offered three weekends each semester.
Education & Youth Development Civic Leadership Program
Provide quality academic and social-emotional support to preK-12 youth through weekly mentoring, tutoring, or afterschool programming
Find
Learn and practice the skills of positive social change alongside 14 other committed first and second year students. Applications open late Fall.
these and many more community engagement opportunities on W&M GivePulse wmedu/oce givepulsewmedu @oceatwm
William & Mary Postal Services
Addressing Your Mail
United States Postal Service UPS, FEDX, DHL (Amazon)
FIRST AND LAST NAME FIRST AND LAST NAME
CSU #### CSU ####
P.O. Box 8795 200 Stadium Drive
Williamsburg, VA 23187 Williamsburg, VA 23186
**Please default to using the 200 Stadium Drive address if the courier is unknown**
Your CSU (Mailbox)
Your CSU is assigned to you until you graduate, transfer, or withdraw If you will be a 5th year senior please notify our office.
Your mailbox number can be found on the home page of your housing portal at least two weeks prior to the start of each semester Please email us if your box assignment is needed prior to this time
Mail Distrubution
Mail is held for 30 days. After 30 days it may be returned to the sender. Please allow at least one hour from the time you receive an email before coming to pick up (this may be longer during peak mail times)
Please have your Tribe ID out when picking up mail.
Forwarding Your Mail
• If you graduate/withdraw/transfer/study abroad, please submit a forwarding card. Mail will be forwarded for up to 1 year
• When possible all mail over the summer is forwarded to your mailing address in Banner. If you move, please keep your address in Banner up-to-date. If you will be staying on campus over the summer, please notify us
Address: Phone:
Postal Services Main Line 757-221-4491
PO Box 8795 Student Mail Supervisor 757-221-7943
For Additional Information:
Please visit the Postal
Services page on the W&M
Williamsburg, VA 23187 Manager 757-221-7909 website
Package Pickup Window Stamp Sales Window M-F 8am-5:30pm M-F 9am-4pm Saturday 10:30am-2:30pm Closed on Weekends Closed on Holidays Closed on Holidays
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RESIDENCE LIFE
ResidenceLifeprovidesahomewhere William&Marystudentsmayflourish bothpersonallyandacademically.
Wedothisbypartneringwithour residentstocreatecaringand responsiblecommunities.
THINGS TO KNOW
Residents locked out of their rooms should first contact an RA in their building If an RA is not available, residents should select the appropriate option as listed Lock Out page to regain entry Student ID will be required Students will be allocated 1 free lock out per academic year A $40 00 fee will be assessed to student accounts for each additional lockout
Community Councils are established at the start of the academic year in every hall. Anyone living in that area can be a member of Community Council! Councils meet weekly and act as a governing board for that area to create connections and provide opportunities for the student voice.
Maintenance, repair and housekeeping services are provided by Facilities Management and can be accessed by calling 757-221-2270 or through the online service request system
Most residences are equipped with coin operated and/or ID card access washers and dryers. Machines can be operated via W&M Express from your ID card or coins Cost is $ 2 00 per wash or dry cycle Problems with machine malfunction can be reported by phone (1-800-927-9274), email service@caldwellandgregory.com or on the web
RESIDENTASSISTANT
Resident Assistants (RA) facilitate development of community by creating opportunities for residents to interact; conduct hall meetings; educate residents about self-determination; oversee development of Community Agreement; and initiate discussions between roommates through use of the Shared Living Expectations document.
SHAREDLIVINGAGREEMENT
Provides residents sharing a room the opportunity to examine each other’s personal living style and preferences. This agreement will also help to ensure that the rights of each individual resident are respected Learning to accept each other’s differences without infringing upon one another is an important skill to learn and makes residence hall living easier
SELFDETERMINATION
Back in 1972, W&M instated the then- ground-breaking policy of SelfDetermination, providing students living in the residence halls agency in determining guest visitation and their own personal "freedom of movement" in and out of the hall Since then, the policy has evolved to meet the needs of our current generation of students Students engage with learning strategies such as community agreements, shared living expectations conversations, and community council engagement to exercise self-governance and develop a self-determined sense of self within the context of community
CONTACT US www wm edu/offices/residencelife/ W&M Residence Life 230 Gooch Drive Campus Living Center
Creatinganengaginglearning environmentwherecommunityis strengthenedandindividualsflourish
Mission
Throughstudent-centeredprograms, policies,andservices,theDivisionof StudentAffairssupportstheacademic enterpriseandourstudentsbypreparing themtolearn,engage,andgrowwith integrity,wellness,andpurpose
Vision Values
BELONGING:Wecreateawelcomingand caringcommunitythatembracesdiverse peopleandperspectives
CURIOSITY:Wefosteranopenacademic environmentthatchampionsintellectual agilityandinspirescreativityinthe discovery,preservation,application,and advancementofknowledge
EXCELLENCE:Weaimfortheextraordinary, recognizingthatpersonalgrowthand meaningfulaccomplishmentrequirebold andinnovativeaspirations,courageous risk-taking,andfocusedeffort.
FLOURISHING:Wecreateconditionsthat ensureWilliam&Marywillthriveforall timecoming,andweempowerthosewho live,learn,andworkheretomakechoices towardahealthyandfulfillinglife
INTEGRITY:Wearehonorable,equitable, trustworthy,andcommittedtothehighest ethicalstandardsinallthatwedo
RESPECT:Wetreatoneanotherwith mutualrespect,recognizingandupholding eachperson'sinherentdignityandworth
SERVICE:Weengagewithindividualsand communitiesbothnearandfar,devoting ourknowledge,skills,andtimetoserving thegreatergood
William & Mary
Division of Student Affairs
Campus Living
CampusLivingencompasses ResidenceLifeandStudent TransitionEngagement Programs.Thedepartmentsare committedtofostering communityamongststudents. Theystrivetoprovidestudents opportunitiestopromote academic,social,andpersonal growth,andtofindtheirhome atWilliam&Mary.
Health & Wellness
Health&Wellnessismadeupof fourdepartments–Campus Recreation,CounselingCenter, HealthPromotion,andthe StudentHealthCenter.The departmentsarecommittedto optimizingthewellbeingofour community,andservingwith compassion,dependability, excellence,andfairness They strivetopromoteflourishingand resiliencethrougheducation, service,andsupport.
Four Thematic Areas
Student Engagement & Leadership
StudentEngagement& Leadershipencompasses StudentUnionsand Engagement,theOfficeof CommunityEngagement, StudentLeadership Development,andtheOfficeof StudentVeteranEngagement. Thedepartmentsarecommitted tocreatingopportunitiesand spacesforstudentstoexplore anddevelopasenseof belonging Theystrivefor studentstodevelopintoactive citizensmovedbywhatthey careaboutandtomakethe worldabetterplace
Student Success
StudentSuccessincludesthe DeanofStudentsOffice, AcademicWellbeing,Care Services,CenterforStudent Diversity,CommunityValues &RestorativePractices,Parent& FamilyPrograms,Student AccessibilityServices,andThe Haven.StudentSuccess empowersstudentsofevery backgroundandworldviewwith theknowledge,skillsand awarenessnecessarytoachieve success Ourdepartmentsoffera numberofstudent-centered programsandservicestoprepare studentstolearn,lead,andlive withintegrityandpurpose.
STUDENTS FOR UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT
LEARN MORE TO GET INVOLVED
EVENTS AND INTIATIVES THAT HELP FOSTER RELATIONSHIPS AND A LOVE FOR W&M FOR ALL FOUR YEARS AND BEYOND. MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY GIVING BACK AND PAYING IT FORWARD.
ATTEND, ENGAGE, SPREAD THE WORD!
FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO LEARN MORE AND GET INVOLVED
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At William & Mary, we believe that student leadership development is a cornerstone in supporting students to become engaged citizens. Leaders use their skills to create change, craft solutions, and seize opportunities. Leadership is not about position or title. All students have the capacity to effect positive change Leadership can be learned and developed through campus involvement and practice. With involvement, the opportunities are limitless and we're here to support students as they explore their options.
WHAT DOES SLD DO?
Our office seeks to encourage and support involvement and leadership across campus. We work to assist students in their efforts to create positive change in the world. We infuse leadership development opportunities through involvement in Recognized Student Organizations in order to develop bold, authentic, and confident leaders on campus Specific areas of support and oversight include:
Student Organization Recognition, Resources, and Services
TribeLink
Leadership Development Initiatives & Programs
Student Assembly
Fraternity and Sorority Life Organization Budget Allocation Process
Media Council and Publications
Campus Alcohol Policy Event and Program Support
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT INITIATIVES
Depth Over Breadth
It is the depth of involvement over the breadth of involvement that fosters lasting leadership development. Choose significant involvement in a FEW things rather than spreading yourself too thin
No Title Needed
Anyone can contribute to positive change, with or without a formal title or positional role within an organization.
Pursue Perspective
Students who seek a better understanding of others' world views, perspectives, and lived experiences are more successful and impactful leaders.
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Instagram: @wmleads | www wm edu/leadership | Email: leadership@wm edu
Finding the Right Organization & Involvement Opportunities for YOU!
Finding the organizations and involvements that are right for you can be exciting and overwhelming. You should focus on opportunities that bring out your energy, enthusiasm, and curiosity. Here are a few questions to consider as you begin.
QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
What are you curious about? (People, places, causes, events, trends, cultures, etc.)
What skills, knowledge, or insights do you want to explore and develop?
What energizes you or restores your well-being?
NEED MORE HELP?
Considering involvement through these categories can help you refine your choices Identify one organization or involvement area in each of these categories:
Something you care about and want to continue at W&M
Something you are interested in but have never tried
Something that advances your academic or professional interests
Think "Depth Over Breadth " Try to narrow down the long list of possibilities to just a few organizations/involvements that align with your goals, interests, and hobbies If you need help finding organizations, search the directory in TribeLink!
READY TO GET INVOLVED?
Explore TribeLink to learn more about ways to get involved through Organizations and Events.
Search for organizations by category or keywords
Send a request to join by clicking the "JOIN" button or send a message by clicking the "CONTACT" button
Search the events calendar and find different events to attend, including interest meetings
Download your event pass so that you can easily check-in to different events
New Student Resource Guide
ABOUTUS
William & Mary is the birthplace of the American college fraternity. The first Greek-letter society, Phi Beta Kappa, was founded at W&M on December 5, 1776 Its earliest members established core values of scholarship, service, leadership, and community Today the fraternity/ sorority community is comprised of over 1600 students, 30+ chapters, and 3 governing councils
JOININGINFORMATION
Our three governing councils the Panhellenic Council, the National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC), and the Interfraternity Council (IFC) all have different joining processes The first step in both Panhellenic and IFC recruitment involves registering for recruitment Registration links can be found on the FSL website or council social media pages The first step for NPHC and our multicultural organization membership intake varies according to the particular fraternity or sorority, but general information can be found here.
RESOURCES&EVENTS
Information about recruitment, our member chapters, and the broader FSL Community can be found using the links below
W&M Fraternity & Sorority Life Homepage
W&M FSL Member Chapters
Information on NPHC/MCG Membership Intake
Information on Panhellenic Sorority Recruitment
Information on IFC Fraternity Recruitment
Parent & Family Resources Follow
Our first event of the 2023 Fall Semester is the FSL Meet & Greet There, new students will be able to meet with current members from all of our affiliated chapters, ask questions, and get a feel for the William & Mary FSL Community. Check the orientation schedule for more information
FSL: @wm fsl
NPHC: @wmnphc
IFC: @wm ifc
Panhellenic: @wmpanhellenic
WANTTOLEARNMORE?
us on Instagram for more info!
The QR Code Campus Tour
Explore campus and learn more about how students engage with various offices throughout campus with STEP's QR Tour.
Click here to access STEP's Google Map accompaniment to the QR Code Tour.
Simply click the above link to navigate William & Mary's campus with our Google Map and scan the QR codes placed across campus to learn about the locations along the tour.
Welcome!from
Williamsburg Regional Library
one of the top libraries in the country
Williamsburg Regional Library (WRL), recognized as one of the top public libraries in the country by Library Journal, has two locations, one of which is an easy walk from campus (at 515 Scotland Street) Come enjoy a quiet place to read, study, relax, or explore the library’s extensive collections! WRL offers business services like laptop checkout, printing, and scanning, as well as free wi-fi. Pick up a library card and check out books, audiobooks, and videos
You can create in the Makerspace; attend a program or watch a film; or browse books and art prints for purchase in the Book Nook Whatever your needs or interests, WRL staff are glad to help and excited to welcome you to the community, and to the library! Check out the link below or visit wrl.org/wm-students for more information.
Library Info for W&M Students
Hours
Mon-Thurs: 9am – 8pm Fri: 9am – 6pm Sat: 10am – 5pm Sun: 1pm – 5pm
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CALL NEED A RIDE AT
CAMPUS ESCORT
Campus Escort is a golf cart ride service run by Alpha Phi Omega (APO) for W&M students.
How do you request a ride?
1.In the App store*, look up "W&M Campus Escort"
2.Download the app!
3.Login using your W&M email
4.Fill out the ride request form**
...and wait to be picked up by APO members!
*the app is currently only available on iOS **the maximum number of riders is two people
Where can I get picked up/dropped off?
Any on-campus location! This includes Richmond Hall, the School of Education, and the Law School.
When is Campus Escort opened?
Wednesdays, Thursday, and Sundays: 9PM to 12PM Friday and Saturday: 9PM to 1PM
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Health & Wellness is committed to optimizing the well-being of our community. We strive to promote flourishing and resilience through education, service, and support.
Equipped with both a Wellness and Recreation Center to serve our campus, we provide a multidimensional approach that allows you to find Wellness Your Way.
WHO WE ARE
Campus Recreation
Student Health Center
Health Promotion Counseling Center
MCLEOD TYLER WELLNESS CENTER
WWW.WM.EDU/WELLNESS
BEE MCLEOD RECREATION CENTER
CONNECT WITH PROGRAMS & SERVICES ON THE W&M WELLNESS APP
Intramural Sports
Structured and competitive on-campus sports Play for glory, pride, and the IM championship tee. Register for the First Year Dodgeball Tournament with your hallmates! wm.edu/rec/im
Sport Clubs
Find academic, athletic, and social balance through involvement in one of over 40 student-led and student-initiated sport clubs. Club contact information can be found at tribelink wm edu wm edu/rec/sportclubs
Relax with massage therapy or kick it up a notch with group fitness classes Personal training, education, and fitness certification opportunities are available throughout the year
wm edu/rec/fitness
Equip yourself with lifesaving skills in our Adult Learn-to-Swim class or take a CPR course Enjoy recreational swim in the Rec natatorium. wm.edu/rec/aquatics
TAP's outdoor recreation leaders guide participants of all skill levels in on and offcampus trips, indoor rock climbing, paddling, and our challenge course Intersecting wellness and the great outdoors, we Leave No Trace. From campfires to mountain climbing, there is something for everyone
wm edu/rec/tap Bee McLeod Recreation Center 400 Brooks St
Monday - Friday 8 AM - 10 PM
WHAT WE DO VISIT CONNECT
From corn hole and coolers to kayaks and tents, we have the gear you need for your next adventure. Daily use sporting equipment is available at the front desk. wm.edu/rec/equipment
757-221-3310
campusrec@wm.edu
Saturday - Sunday 10 AM - 10 PM
WWW.WM.EDU/REC
TAP INTO THE OUTDOORS EVENT YOGA AT BRIGGS AMPITHEATRE LAKE MATOAKA BEE MCLEOD RECREATION CENTER POOL
CAMPUS RECREATION
& Safety
Rental
& Wellness
Aquatics
Equipment
Fitness
W E P R O V I D E Q U A L I T Y R E C R E A T I O N T O A L L M E M B E R S O F T H E W & M C O M M U N I T Y T O F O S T E R A L I F E L O N G A P P R E C I A T I O N F O R H E A L T H , W E L L N E S S , A N D R E C R E A T I O N
Tribe Adventure Program
THERAPIST OFFICE IN THE COUNSELING CENTER
The W&M Counseling Center is the mental health unit on campus with the responsibility of providing mental health services to students, and related support to the campus community. Our services allow students to achieve their personal and educational goals
We specialize in developmental and clinical concerns common to college students such as relationship and family issues, academic and personal stress, identity development, and personal growth.
We are committed to diversity in its broadest form and advocate for social justice in the university community and beyond.
WHAT WE DO
Couples
Referrals to Off-Campus
Mental Health Resources
Psychiatric/Medicatio
n Evaluation
TimelyCare: 24/7
Virtual Counseling
P R O V I D I N G S E R V I C E S T H A T A L L O W S T U D E N T S T O A C H I E V E P E R S O N A L A N D A C A D E M I C G O A L S , A N D P R E P A R E T H E M T O L E A R N , L E A D A N D L I V E W I T H I N T E G R I T Y A N D P U R P O S E WWW.WM.EDU/COUNSELINGCENTER COUNSELING CENTER Monday - Friday 757-221-3620 8 AM - 12 PM | 1 PM - 5 PM The Counseling Center is located on the second floor of the McLeod Tyler Wellness Center Appointments are made by calling 757-221-3620 Reach our counselors anytime including emergencies, after hours, or weekends VISIT CONNECT
GROUP ROOM IN THE COUNSELING CENTER
Counseling
Outreach Group
Counseling
Individual Counseling
OFFICE OF HEALTH PROMOTION
STUDIO IN THE MCLEOD TYLER WELLNESS CENTER
We advance a holistic and multidimensional view of wellness, promoting a culture of healthy behavior and choices that improve your quality of life. We welcome questions you have about your well-being, our programs, and information about student groups including Health Outreach Peer Educators (HOPE), Someone You Know, and the Wellness Ambassadors.
WHAT WE DO
NOD: Social Wellbeing
Office of Health Promotion staff are located on the first floor of the McLeod Tyler Wellness Center
Workshops & Training
Free Condoms & Menstrual Products
Alcohol Education
Sexual Violence
Prevention
SOS: Self-Care Over Soothing
Center for Mindfulness & Authentic Excellence
SilverCloud: Wellbeing Training
W E W O R K T O E N H A N C E T H E O V E R A L L H E A L T H A N D W E L L N E S S O F T H E C A M P U S C O M M U N I T Y T H R O U G H E V I D E N C E - I N F O R M E D P R E V E N T I O N E F F O R T S WWW.WM.EDU/OHP
VISIT CONNECT
wellness@wm.edu
Sexual Health
WHAT WE DO
Allergy Injections
Physicals
Vaccinations
Medical Care of Acute and Chronic Illnesses
Men's & Women's Health
Through education and training, we endeavor to promote health and healthy lifestyles and to prevent disease so students may achieve a satisfying and successful college experience.
Contraception Services
STI Testing
Evaluation & Treatment of Mental Health Disorders
Orthopedic Care
Urgent Care
Lab Services
We are committed to providing care that respects the individual in a manner that promotes inclusion and equality while respecting differences.
The Student Health Center is located on the first floor of the McLeod Tyler Wellness Center
Pharmacy Services
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WWW.WM.EDU/HEALTH STUDENT HEALTH CENTER 757-221-4386 studenthealth@wm.edu Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday 8 AM
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About the William & Mary Parks & Ecotherapy Research Lab (PERL)
The Parks & Ecotherapy Research Lab (PERL) is directed by Dr. Dorothy Ibes, under the Environment & Sustainability program at William & Mary. PERL's mission is to cultivate nature-connected communities that foster mental health, sustainability, and environmental stewardship. The PERL team does this by:
1. Conducting interdisciplinary, use-inspired research that enhances understanding of the connection between mental health and nature engagement;
2. Applyingcurrentresearchtoinclusivecampusoutreachandprogrammingthatsupports diverse students in spending more time engaging with nature and developing a meaningful relationship with the natural world.
3. Inspiringandequippingthenextgenerationofpractitioners,researchers,andadvocates in the field of greenspace and nature therapy.
Visit us at parksresearchlab.com to learn more about the PERL team, listen to podcast interviews about PERL work, read our research articles on mental health and nature engagement, watch the documentary Nurture with Nature: A story of ecotherapy, and learn more about PERL outreach, including :
● TheCampusParkRxprogram:Filloutashortformtogetafreeparkprescription;
● TheCampusBirdScavengerHunt:GetafreemapofcampusdesignedbyW&Mstudents, find the best places to spot local birds, and win a custom bird mug when you find one at each site;
● CampusGreenspacemap:Learnmoreaboutallthebeautifulplacesonyouroutdoor campus to study, socialize, relax, and restore, and more!
● W&MstudentscanalsoenrollinnatureandhealthcoursesbyPERLdirector,Dr.Ibes, including the COLL/ENSP 100: Mapping for Community Nature Rx, and ENSP 241: The Science & Experience of Ecotherapy.
The Haven provides confidential support and services to William & Mary students who are impacted by sexual assault and harassment, relationship abuse, stalking, or other gender-based discrimination.
The Haven Confidential Advocates provide:
A safe and confidential space to connect with a supportive peer or professional, including support groups
Trauma-informed crisis response and timely health and safety information
Resources and connection to multiple services and options on and off campus
Information on reporting options and William & Mary sexual misconduct policies and procedures
Assistance with modifications related to: class absences, classwork, exams, schedules, housing, campus living, and nocontact orders
Contact Information
Sadler Center 146P
(757) 221-2449
thehaven@wm.edu
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For current hours, please visit: www.wm.edu/thehaven
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What we do
The W&M Bursar’s Office is available to assist you with questions or payments on your student account. We provide a variety of services, including:
· Apply charges to student accounts (Tuition and Fees, Room & Board, Health insurance, Mics. Fee)
Accept tuition, fees, and housing payments
Manage tuition installment payment plans
Issue student account refunds
Process third party payments and outside scholarships, including military benefits
Prepare and deliver eBill statement notifications
Payment Plan
The plan distributes the charges on student's account into 4 equal payments during Fall and Spring semesters $50 enrollment fee per semester.
Holds
A restrictive hold is placed on the student's account if there is a past due balance of $100 00 or greater, preventing registration for upcoming semester
eServices Manage your W&M student account activity online through eServices
Account Activity: View all charges, payments, and financial aid (authorized or disbursed) account by term
à Statements: View and print monthly eBill statements and 1098T tax form
à Make a Payment: make or schedule a full or partial payment towards your account balance
à Payment Plans: Enroll in a payment plan to pay your account balance in 4 installments
à Refunds: Add a bank account for electronic direct deposit of student account refunds
à Authorized Users: give others permission to view and pay on your account, and set up payment plans
Access W&M eServices via the Banner/myW&M portal www wm edu/eservices
eBill
The Bursar's Office generates monthly eBill statements for any account with a previous balance or with new activity. Payment is due in full by the due date on the statement, around the 1st of the following month.
Payment methods
In Person: Checks, Money Order, Cash
Electronically: ACH, Credit/Debit card (2.95% convenience fee)
International payment: FlyWire
Contact us:
Student Accounts (757)2211220 bursar@wm edu
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Mail to : William & Mary/Student Accounts
P O Box 8795 Williamsburg, VA 23187-8795
Visit us: Bursar's Office, 108 Blow Memorial Hall 262 Richmond Road Williamsburg, VA 23186
Office hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 am 12:00pm 1:00pm 4:00pm
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At the University Registrar's Office you can submit transfer credits, get help registering for classes, or get a transcript to send off for that great new internship or job.
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