Student support services
Career Development Center
Provides career counseling and planning services to all students. Also coordinates both on- and off-campus job fairs. 201 Warren Student Services Center. (570) 389-4070. Director: Carol Barnett. Department web site.
Day Care for Children
Students with children are eligible for use of the Campus Child Center/Kampus Kids Preschool. The center accepts children ages six months to 12 years. Fees vary depending on service. Hours: 7:45 a.m. to 5 p.m., year round, on days the university is open. Offers summer camp program. CCIS subsidies are accepted. Location: Elwell Hall, (570) 389-4547. Director: Judy Coleman Brinich. Learn more
The Center for Counseling and Human Development
Provides individual and group counseling by psychological counselors to students who have personal, social, academic and vocational concerns. Location: 240 Warren Student Services Center, (570) 389-4255 • FAX (570) 389-2052 • TDD (570) 389-4258. Director: William Harrar. Learn more
DAWN (Drug and Alcohol Awareness Network
Provides programs designed to help students make informed decisions about risky behaviors, particularly those associate with drug and alcohol use. Location: 240 Warren Student Services Center, (570) 389-4980. Director: Barry Jackson.
Financial Aid
Administers the university's student loan, grants, scholarships and student employment programs. Location: Warren Student Services Center, First Floor, (570) 389-4279 • FAX (570) 389-4795 • TDD (570) 389-4468. Director: Tom Lyons. Department website.
Office of Multicultural Affairs
The primary purpose of the Multicultural Center is to increase multicultural understanding and awareness at Bloomsburg University. The Center provides an additional forum for the total education of Bloomsburg University's campus community. It sponsors/co-sponsors programs and activities that focus on the contributions of those individuals who represent diverse cultures at Bloomsburg. Location: Multicultural Center, Kehr Union, (570) 389-4510. Director: Madelyn Rodriguez.Department website.
SOLVE
The SOLVE Office promotes service to others, experiential education, and part-time employment to stimulate professional development, civic engagement and personal growth in Bloomsburg University students. SOLVE serves as a clearinghouse for a multi-county community by connecting employers/service providers with student employees/volunteers. Opportunities include: off-campus work study positions; part-time jobs in the local community; volunteer placements to meet community needs; mentoring/tutoring programs in area schools and the Migrant Community Project. Location: 224 Warren Student Services Center, (570) 389-4788 • FAX (570) 389-3005. Director: Jean Downing; Student Employment Coordinator: Karin Seeley.Department website.
Student Health Center
Staffed by registered nurses, nurse practioners and part-time physicians, the Health Center offers the facilities for a variety of health exams, tests and screenings. Professional services and over-the-counter medical supplies used in the center are covered by the Health Center fee. Laboratory, X-ray and other services provided by the Bloomsburg Hospital are not covered by the fee. Loction: Kehr Union, (570) 389-4451 • FAX (570) 389-3417 • TDD (570) 389-4644. Director: Cindy Harris. Department website.
Student Recreation Center
Located on Swisher Circle, Student Recreation Center has five major activity areas: multi-use courts (basketball, volleyball and tennis), fitness room, weight room, racquetball courts and multipurpose room. Director: Jen White. Rec center website
Quest
Modeled on the international Outward Bound program, Quest provides students with opportunities for outdoor adventure. Weekend courses in areas such as rock climbing and kayaking are offered, as well as extended trips to wildness areas of the United States and other countries. Quest also offers leadership and teambuilding experiences for student groups and others. Location: Simon Hall, (570) 389-4332 • FAX (570) 389-2043. Director: Roy Smith. Program web site.