American Association of University Professor (AAUP)

New Student Transition Programs - see Campus Life

Academic Advising Center

Eagle Meal Deals Program

Academic Affairs

Eastern Echo

Public Safety- Health and Safety

Academic Human Resources

Elder Quest

Public Safety-Police & Crime Prevention

Academic Programs Abroad, The Office of

EMU Online

Academic Service Learning

English as a Second Language

Public Safety-Parking

Access Services

Rec IM

American Humanics Program

Research Software

Blackboard Vista

Faculty Council

Responsible Conduct in Research Instruction

Faculty Development Center

Service EMU

Campus Life

Student Business Services

Career Services Center

The Center for Adaptive Technology Education (CATE)

First Year Programs

Student Government

Center for Multicultural Affairs - Diversity & Community Involvement

General Education

Student Judicial Services

Cellar Roots

Graduate School

University Communications

Child Care

Health Education and Wellness

Upward Bound

Commuter Central

Holman Learning Center

University Housing

Honors College

Computer Store

Human Resources- Benefits Program

VISION - Diversity and Community Involvement

Computer Support

Web CT

Continuing Education

Human Resources-Professional Development Programs

Women’s Center- Diversity & Community Involvement

Center for Organizational Risk Reduction & Great Lakes Regional OSHA Education Center (CORR/OSHA)

Human Subjects Research(IRB)

Writing Across the Curriculum
(WAC)

Counseling Services

Writing Center

Credit Union

Records and Registration

Diversity and Affirmative Action

Library-Halle

Research and Development

Diversity & Community Involvement - Women's Center, VISION, LGBT Resource Center, Center for Multicultural Affairs

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Resource Center - Diversity & Community Involvement

Undergraduate and Graduate Students

Division of Student Affairs

Medical Services

Howard Bunsis

487-2519

487-1070

Molly Weir

Donald Loppnow

Rhonda Kinney Longworth

George Klein

Kathleen Stacey

Caroline Brackette

Claudia Petrescu

EMU Bookstore

Melissa Ginotti

Campus Life offers co-curricular programs designed to help students learn, connect with faculty and staff, develop skills and engage in the life of the campus through: Arts, Entertainment, Intellectual and Cultural Programs, Greek Life and Student Organizations, New Student and Transition Programs, Leadership and Student Involvement and Commuter Services.

Sarah Kersey Otto

487-2331

Jenny Clark

Kay Woodiel

Kevin Devine

Christine Aris

Robin Chaustowich

Commuter Central provides EMU students with a variety of services focused on the commuter lifestyle and needs, including: off campus housing, car pooling and ride share information, dining options, campus involvement, career planning, healthy lifestyle workshops and coffee breaks.  

D.C. Rouseau

Computer Store for the PC & Apple:

Each college has its own technology staff who provide support for day to day computer hardware and software and software issues in faculty offices, college labs, and classrooms.

Dan Gaymer

Offers credit and non-credit programs online, during the weekend and on the evenings, and at off-campus locations in Brighton, Detroit, Flint, Jackson, Livonia, Monroe, Traverse City and Washtenaw County.

Pamela Hill

Provides practical education, training, consulting, and research support in health, safety and security for business, industry, and private individuals.

Rosalyn L. Barclay

Provides FREE individual and group counseling, and crisis intervention FOR STUDENTS, consultation to faculty and staff, workshops and educational presentations, and training and supervision to master’s and doctoral student counselors.

Kathryn Drogowski

EMU Credit Union is a full-service financial institution with membership available solely to the EMU & Lincoln Schools communities. We offer account services to individuals & departments, and comprehensive loan programs to eligible applicants. Join today to experience the EMU CU difference!

Sharon Abraham

487-1166

This office administers programs and activities designed to foster a diverse faculty, staff, and student body at EMU.

Kay Woodiel

487- 6790

DCI offers numerous opportunities for engagement and learning beyond the classroom. We include the Center for Multicultural Affairs, the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center, VISION and the Women's Center. we provide educationally purposeful diversity and serve as the campus community service connection. With DCI, you can "be the difference".

Teri Papp

487-2390

Division of Student Affairs delivers programs and services challenging students to achieve their fullest educational and personal potential and preparing them to live and work in a global community.

Mary Beth Irwin

487-3176

Eagle one card:
• is the new required official University
  identification card.
• acts as the campus community’s pass for dining   plans, building & event access, library privileges &         more.
• can be used as a powerful banking tool
  when you choose to open a OneAccount.
• allows use of your Eagle Express account for on-   campus purchases. Simplifies deposits of University      refunds, & your payroll check.

Larry Gates

487-4449

Provides various meal plans for all the dining establishments on campus.

Kevin S. Devine

487-1026

Informs the EMU community of the issues and events affecting students, faculty and staff of this University through its publications.

Ryan Cowmeadow

487-0227

ElderQuest is a unique 2-part program. The first component provides a one half tuition discount on all course work for persons over the age 65. The second component is open to anyone over the age of 60 provides challenging and meaningful volunteer opportunities across campus. Some of these include restoring art work, guest speaking in classes, mentoring, and being a classroom grandparent at the Children's Institute. Elders may choose either or both components to be invovled with.

Andy Holmes

Provides faculty with the technical resources and support necessary to teach an online, hybrid, or Web-enhanced course, including course design, creating course content, online syllabi, etc.

Kimberly Anderson

487-0338

ESL is an "English for Academic Purposes" program that seeks to empower non-native English speaking students with the language skills and academic strategies necessary to surmount challenges they will encounter in university courses.

Rita Bullard

487-0020
X2141

This library service provides students with electronic course reserve materials maintained by the faculty for their own classes.

Diane Lawrence

487-3995

eTraining is 4000 online, self-paced, enrichment courses, 6000 online books, adundant online job aids and online mentoring offered free to all faculty, students and staff. Popular cources include Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint and access; Adobe Photoshop; Crystal Reports; web Design courses such as Dreamweaver and Flash; Netwrok courses such as Cisco, Unix, Oracle, OSI; IT Certification curricula and much more. All this is easily accessed with your my.emich username and password.

Daryl Barton

487-0196

Faculty Council discusses topics of importance to the academic community of EMU, and makes appointments to University Committees.

Karen Busch

487-0020
X2112

Promotes excellence in teaching, learning and scholarly activities. Faculty and lecturers are supported through a variety of programs, activities, and resources.

Anne Seaman

487-5624

Freshman Interest Groups (FIGs) provide an opportunity for students to form connections for social and academic support.  Each learning community block consists of about 25 students who take 3-4 courses as a group, scheduled in a block. 

Promote Academic Survival and Success (PASS) program is a two-semester program designed to benefit students during the transition from high school to college.

UNIV is a course designed to get students oriented to the services and academic resources available at EMU, to prepare them for academic study and research in the classroom and library, and for personal growth and development.

Dr. Chris Foreman

487-0429

Provides resources about the new General Education program at EMU. Includes information and materials about all aspects of the new program, e.g., the course vetting process, outcomes-based learning, learning beyond the classroom, and much more.

Deb de Laski-Smith, PhD

487-0042

Leadership and service for graduate programs and faculty and student research.

Mary Jo Desprez

487-2226

Health Education provides alcohol and other drug education programs, screenings and assessments, HIV counseling, testing and referral services, and a variety of health and wellness presentations to students, faculty, and staff. This unit houses the CloseUP Theater Troupe, the Checkpoint (alcohol and other drug education), PHAVE (anger management) educational programs, and CPR/First Aid classes. It also coordinates campus blood drives.

Sally Hattig

487-3189

Instruction and services to support students in skill development necessary for their effective performance and positive adjustment to the learning environment.

Susan Anderson

487-0341

The Honors College provides the intimacy of a small, liberal arts education within the context of a large, comprehensive university. To graduate with Honors, students must complete College requirements, including special Honors courses and co-curricular activities that encourage scholarly curiosity, leadership, civic engagement, and diversity. 

Jeanette Hassan

487-3195

Develops, implements, counsels and enrolls staff in specific benefit programs. Processes all benefit claims; administers employee tuition waiver program; presents seminars/workshops providing benefits information; administers all University retirement programs; and processes tax deferred annuity plans.

Pat Harris

487-6858

All staff human resources issues involving employment and recruitment, employee relations, compensation, benefits HR information systems and professional development programs for the following employee groups: Athletic Coaching, Administrative Professional, Confidential Clerical, Clerical/Secretarial, Food Service/Maintenance, Professional/Technical, Police Officers and Police Sergeants.

Steve Pernecky
Patrick Melia

487-3090

This is the “go to” site if you plan to do any research involving human beings. Procedures, policies and forms are all available here.

Ron Woody

487-2290

Information & Communications Technology provides a number of services to facilitate technology functions on the EMU campus.

Kate Brindle

487-1075

The LGBTRC advocates for and addresses the needs of students, faculty and staff regarding issues related to sexual orientation and identity. It serves as a link to community by providing referral services as well as educational and social programming.

Rachel Cheng, Director

Lisa Klopfer, Faculty Liaison Program Coordinator

487.0020

For reference
assistance, call 487-0020 ext.2100

Ellen Gold

487-1107

Medical services provided at Snow Health Center include evaluation and treatment for minor illness and injury, physical exams, immunizations, allergy shots, meningitis shots, TB testing, flu spots, sports medicine, and women's health care. Other services include x-ray, lab, pharmacy and psychiatry. The pharmacy accepts most prescription insurance plans, including Community Blue PPO.

Ramona Meraz

487-3045

New Student Transition Programs assist new students with their adjustment to campus life. Orientation is an intensive, 4 day introduction to EMU for both residential and commuter students. Also included is the First Year Mentor Program. Both programs are designed to assist in the transition to college life.

Melody Reifel Werner

487-2327

Serves coaches and student athletes. The office monitors compliance with NCAA rules for the institution and provides academic support services for student-athletes.

Cynthia Van Pelt

Jennifer Tremewan

487-1048

487-1048

Provides financial assistance in the form of grants, loans, wok-study and scholarships to EMU students.

Esther Gunel

487-3116
487-3118

OIS assists international students with new arrival support, immigration advising, documentation preparation, employment authorization and personal concerns, all aimed at ensuring our students maintain a favorable immigration status. We also serve as a consultant to faculty and staff on international student affairs and promote internatonal education & understanding through cross-cultural activities and programs.

Greg Peoples

487-0074

Helps students resolve concerns, problems, or conflicts with regards to University policies, procedures, and decisions. Provides for a confidential and neutral place for students to come to express their concerns.

Chris Shell

487-2382

Provides assistance with questions or problems regarding undergraduate or graduate academic record or registration issues. It also provides Academic calendar to check the final exam schedule.

Brian Anderson

487-3090

The Office of Research Development offers a full range of support services for faculty and staff in the development of grants and contracts.

Kathryn B. Orscheln

487-0239

Provides all the information required for the students to get admitted to EMU. Online applications are available for graduate and undergraduate students.

Kathryn Wilhoff

487-0794

Assists departments in complying with safety, health, and environmental regulations.

Candace Dorsey

487-0892

Educates the campus community on crime prevention and awareness by conducting seminars.

Beverly Lemke

487-3450

Takes care of the University parking lots and traffic regulations.

Lou Gianino

487-1338

REC/IM provides the campus and surrounding community with quality recreational facilities and activities which promote a healthy lifestyle through participation in exercise, individual and team sports, educational programs and recreational events.

Mark Ragg

487-4172

Provides information and training on SNAP8, (survey software), SPSS, and planning research agendas. Training is also available on NVIVO qualitative data analysis software.

Patrick Melia

487-0379

A set of training modules about conducting research responsibly and ethically.

Gretchen Ward

487-1487

Service EMU is a “one-stop-shop” service center for prospective and current students, staff and families.  The staff can assist students with financial aid, records and registration and billing inquiries.  Service EMU is located on the 2^nd floor of the EMU Student Center and is able to service students via e-mail and in person. They do not service students via telephone.

Kerri Cebina

487-0346

SBS supports students and parents by offering various payment options to ease the billing concerns and counsel students, offering alternative methods of financing. SBS produces all student bills and manages the Eagle Card process including the refund of excess financial aid, the Perkins and Short-term loan processes, and SBS produces the information and support of Ebill online financial services - Ebill, Epay and EZ Payment Plans. SBS staff deliver financial aid through accounts receivable, apply tuition waivers to accounts, and bill third party entities, such as GM and MET.

Glenna Frank Miller

487-0035

The new Student Center serves students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests of the University. It provides programs that foster learning, leadership, personal and skill development, citizenship and social responsibility for a diverse community.

Ian Young

487-1470

Student Government is an organization that provides a voice for the Student Body. It protects the rights of students through a powerful and focused voice to the entire campus and surrounding community.

Jésus Hernàndez

487-2157

Creates an effective living and learning environment for students by designing policies, providing a disciplinary process, and conducting programs that foster ethical development, personal accountability and civility toward others.

Pamela Young

487-4400

University Communications is responsible for the internal and external communications of EMU. Responsibilities include crisis communications, media relations, production of internal publications such as the faculty/staff newsletter (FOCUS EMU), and management of web content.

Carin Barber

487-6680

University housing provides convenient housing for EMU students, faculty and staff. In support of the academic mission residence hall staff and student success Office provide programs to support residential student success and student development. University Housing welcomes EMU faculty members to join in our programs and services: share a meal, sponsor a study session, the possibilities are endless.

Rosalyn L. Barclay, Ph.D.

487-1107

UHS provides affordable, confidential and professional programs and services to students, employees, and the community.   These include child care, counseling, health promotion and disease prevention, medical services, pharmacy and student insurance office.

Sandra M. Gonzales

487-0488

A pre-college academic program designed to provide eligible students from Ypsilanti and Willow Run High Schools with the academic skills and persistence to obtain a college degree.

Steve Lewis

487-3119

Veterans Services is now located in the Office of Compliance/Athletics and Veterans Services. (See Office of Compliance description above.)

Peggy Harless

487-1313

A part of DIversity and Community Involvement (DCI) , VISION, EMU's student volunteerism office, actively involves students in community service and service-learning locally and nationally. Students learn to understand and address social issues and meet community needs. VISION provides opportunities for student leadership and learning beyond the classroom. Students are able to earn pre-student teaching hours, meet program requirements (such as Honors and Social Work), and to become involved at EMU and in the community.

Diane Lawrence
&
John Bruenger

487-3995

487-4575

Blackboard Vista is a web-based course management system that allows faculty to post a syllabus, PowerPoints, assignments, discussions, quizzes, grades and other materials online so that students can access them anywhere an Internet connection is available. Course design assitance and technical support is available for hybrid and web enhanced courses.

Kay Woodiel

487-6790

The EMU wome's Center ncourages and supports the personal growth, academic enrichment, and professional development of all women on campus. Committed to recognizing and celebrating the diverse representations of women at EMU the Center provides information, educational programming, advocacy and referral services.

Ann Blakeslee

487-2670

WAC strives to develop a cohesive writing experience for students by training faculty to use writing effectively in their classes, working with programs systematically to develop a writing curriculum for their majors, and leading the campus in ensuring that all students write successfully.

Mary Zdrojkowski

487-0694

The Writing Center is a free resource for all EMU students. The Writing Center tutors will work with students on papers for their classes.