Undergraduate Bulletin - Loyola Marymount University

18 / UNIVERSITY SERVICES
Marymount Institute for Faith,
Culture, and the Arts
Director: Theresia de Vroom
The Marymount Institute for Faith, Culture, and the Arts
preserves the transformative educational tradition of the
Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary and promotes a
dialogue between faith and culture as expressed in fine,
performing, literary, and communication arts.
The Institute strengthens the contributions of the
Marymount tradition and legacy to the Loyola Marymount
University community and the larger society. It does this
by encouraging interdisciplinary and intercultural scholarly
and artistic activity in the form of research and publication,
exhibits, performances, conferences, seminars, and
lectures.
The Marymount Center is located on the third floor of
University Hall, 3002, and may be reached at (310) 338-
4570.
Food Services
Sodexho, the restaurant service of the LMU community,
provides a program that strives to meet and exceed the
dining needs of its student population. There are several
locations on campus that offer flexible hours, in settings
that complement and enhance the community experience,
including the Lair Marketplace, the University Hall Roski
Café, Jamba Juice, the Lion’s Den, the Lion’s Corner Café,
the C-Lion convenience store, Iggy’s Diner, and Pete’s
Arena.
Call (310) 338-2977 for more information, or visit online
at http://dining.lmu.edu.
Information Technology Services
Assistant Vice President for Infomation Technology:
Erin Griffin
LMU Information Technology Services (ITS) provides
management and services in support of the University’s
information technology resources. These resources
include the campus network and telecommunications
systems, computer labs, computer centers, administrative
information systems, and web and instructional technology
services. ITS provides these services in an effort to enhance
the intellectual life and experience of students and the
University community and to provide for efficient technology
operations.
The ITS department’s services include the support of the
technical infrastructure of campus networks and computer
workstations, computer labs, data centers, registration
systems, technical training and instructional technology,
classroom management, and other academic and
administrative systems.
The ITS department is located in the basement of the Hilton
Center for Business and has offices in Daum Hall. The ITS
website is http://its.lmu.edu.
ITS Help Desk
ITS provides specialized Help Desk services to provide
students, faculty, and staff with technical support.
The Student Help Desk is located in the ITS Office in the
basement of the Hilton Center for Business. This service
provides computing, network, and communications support
for LMU students. This single point of contact is a convenient
way for students to request assistance for technical issues,
including network accounts, e-mail, telephone, and
voicemail. ITS is unable to provide hardware support for
student-owned computer equipment and recommends that
students contact the original manufacturer or retailer for
such support.
The Student Help Desk is open Monday-Friday from 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with extended hours until 7:00 p.m. on
Wednesdays and may be contacted via telephone at (310)
338-7777 (the on-campus extension is x87777), or via
e-mail at studenthelp@lmu.edu.
Student E-Mail and Network Access
The campus-wide network is available to all LMU students.
Upon enrollment and registration, an LMU student is
automatically assigned an e-mail address and a network
account. The network allows students to access services
like PROWL (the on-line registration system), library
databases, the Internet, and other services. There are no
fees associated with using the campus network, and all
accounts are password protected. Most systems, such as
e-mail, are web-based and available from off-campus also.
Questions regarding account activation or use should be
directed to the Student Help Desk, via telephone at (310)
338-7777, or via e-mail at studenthelp@lmu.edu.
Student Telecommunications
Long distance service from LMU student residence halls
and apartments is provided by AT&T’s ACUSTM service.
Students are assigned a personal security code to access
outside lines from their rooms or apartments and receive
their own itemized telephone bill each month.