| Campus Emergency | |
| University Police | 389-4168 |
| State Police | 387-4261 |
| Town Police | 784-4155 |
| Fire | 911 |
| Ambulance | 911 |
| Bloomsburg Hospital Emergency Service | 387-2100 |
David Soltz, Carver Hall, 389-4526
Provost and VP Academic Affairs - James Mackin, Carver Hall, 389-4308
Undergraduate Education, Dean - Jonathan Lincoln, Carver Hall, 389-4084
College of Business, Dean - David G. Martin, 212 Sutliff, 389-4650
College of Liberal Arts, Dean - James W. Ermatinger, 206 Centennial, 389-4410
College of Professional Studies, Dean - Dianne Mark, 3106 McCormick, 389-4005
College of Science and Technology, Dean - Robert Marande, 13 Ben Franklin, 389-5333
School of Graduate Studies, Dean - James F. Matta, 212 Centennial, 389-4015
Academic Advisement - Paul Quick, 216 Student Services, 389-4271
Non-Degree Advisement - Patricia Lenhart, 216 Student Services, 389-4003
Academic Internships - Brenda Naugle, 224 Student Services, 389-4678
Library, Andruss - Wayne Mohr, 389-4224
Registrar - Joseph Kissell, 150 Student Services Center, 389-4263
Vice President - H. Preston Herring, 326 Kehr Union, 389-4062
Career Development - Carol Barnett, 389-4070
Financial Aid - Thomas Lyons, 389-4279
Kehr Union - Mike Sowash, Kehr Union, 389-4347
Residence Life - Linda Sowash, 389-4089
Columbia Residence Hall - 389-4299
Elwell Residence Hall,- 389-4315
Luzerne Residence Hall - 389-4305
Lycoming Residence Hall - 389-4320
Montour Residence Hall - 389-4330
Northumberland Residence Hall - 389-4301
Schuylkill Residence Hall - 389-4327
Upper Campus Apts. - 389-2900
Student Activities - Jimmy Gilliland, Kehr Union, 389-4344
Student Health Center - Cindy Harris, 389-4451
Student Rec Center - Jen White, 389-4190
University Web Site - Webteam, 389-4488
Vice President - Richard Rugen, 15 Waller, 389-4115
Bursar - Cathy Hadesty, 22 Waller Administration, 389-4013
1. Advance deposits credited toward the basic fee shall be non-refundable. Other amounts paid and credited toward the basic fee shall be refundable in full for students who withdraw for approved reasons prior to the first class day.
2. Students who reduce their credit hour load so as to qualify for billing as part-time students shall be eligible for a refund of the amount paid which exceeds the part-time rate. B. Procedure 1. All refund requests must be submitted in writing and comply with the appropriate university's processing procedures.
2. Refunds on student activity fees will be within those regulations and procedures established by the student organization, as approved by the president. Such refunds must be consistent with Federal law.
3. A student is eligible for consideration for a refund for any reason approved by the president or his/her designee. 4. The refund schedule will apply also to all part-time students reducing their credit hour load. 5. Except for minimum forfeit of advanced deposits, refunds for tuition will be based on the following schedule if applicable after the first full class day:
6. The university is responsible for notifying each student of its refund policy.
7. Because all the institutions do not follow identical summer session schedules, each institution will establish its own summer session refund schedule within these guidelines.
8. Full refund of tuition shall be granted to students of State System universities who are military reservists or members of the National Guard and are ordered to active military service by the President of the United States. (Effective Fall Semester 1990).
9. With respect to room and board fees, all refund schedules apply only to conditions in which students withdraw entirely from the university.
***The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania provides direct university support for instructional costs of approximately $ 5,290 per full-time equivalent resident student.