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Buyback Policy We are happy to buy your textbooks back every day. The best time to sell your textbooks is during finals week. We will pay you 50 percent of the amount you paid if it was requested by your professors for required use the next term and the bookstore is not overstocked. If books do not meet these criteria, the prices we pay are based on current national demand. All books must be in good condition. Some books have little or no monetary value. Out-of-print books and old editions are not in national demand, and we do not buy them. Off-campus students can request buyback quotes online at http://nsubooks.bncollege.com. Bursar See Enrollment and Student Services section. Campus Shuttle To accommodate NSU students, a fleet of six shuttle buses has been added to service the permanent buildings on our 300-acre main campus. A fixed-route transit circulator system consisting of one two-directional route will be running on the NSU campus weekdays from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Although the buses will have a designated path to follow around the university, there are no set bus stops on campus. Rather, those wishing for a lift are encouraged to wave and ride as the buses make their respective rounds or wait for the buses in front of university buildings. If you have any questions or need information about our shuttle routes, please contact facilities management at extension 28940. Career Development Career Development is available to assist students and alumni in all aspects of career decision making and planning and in the job-search process. The purpose is to support Nova Southeastern University undergraduate students, graduate students, and alumni in the implementation of successful career plans. Through consulting and career-related resources, the center strives to educate students and alumni by teaching them how to • develop a career life plan, from choosing a major to conducting a job search • explore career and/or graduate / professional school opportunities • secure employment Career Development encourages personal responsibility on the part of students and alumni in planning a career and exploring opportunities as they relate to educational and personal development throughout the college years and into the future. For further information, please contact Career Development at (954) 262-7201. Computing Facilities / Campus and Student Educational Centers The Office of Information Technologies’ Educational Technologies and Digital Media unit maintains 50 MicroLabs: 30 on campus and 20 located among the student educational centers and other sites in Jacksonville, Miami, Orlando, Palm Beach, and Tampa, Florida; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Nassau, Bahamas. The labs are staffed with full- and part-time technicians who assist students and faculty and staff members in the use of emerging technologies. NSU Student Handbook 2011–2012 67
In addition to courses and workshops, open labs are scheduled and maintained for student use on campus and at student educational center locations. Tutorials, where students can receive help with particular software applications, are held every Friday from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the Alvin Sherman Library, Research, and Information Technology Center labs. NSU’s labs house a variety of computer equipment for student use. NSU maintains high-speed data networks at all campus locations and student educational centers. The main campus network backbone infrastructure provides Gigabit Ethernet bandwidth, with fiber optic links connecting buildings and floors. NSU is an equity member of the Florida LambdaRail (FLR) network, which provides opportunities for faculty members, researchers, and students to collaborate with colleagues around the world on leading-edge research projects. Every lab is connected to the university’s computer network, providing Internet access and access to the Campus-Wide Information System (CWIS) and the Electronic Library. Wireless service is available at all student educational centers. Access to the NSU network is provided to students from all dormitory locations via WINGS wireless network. The Goodwin undergraduate residence halls have wired 100 MBPS and 802.11b/g/n wireless access. The graduate student residence halls have 802.11b/g wireless access only. From off-campus locations, students may access general Web-based electronic resources (e.g., registration, grades, transcripts, email, online courses, and the library) using Web browsers and an Internet connection. For Internet access to special or restricted responses, NSU provides Virtual Private Network (VPN) connectivity to students. Students may also access these resources using available 56 kbps dialup modems. Students and faculty and staff members have access to scanners, printers, CD and DVD burners, digital cameras, video cameras, and other technology tools. Wireless laptops are available for use in the library, study rooms, and several student educational centers. Color printers, poster printers, and printing stations located in high traffic areas for “on-the-go printing” are also available. The MicroLabs are equipped with pay-for-print stations that are accessed via student identification cards, as well. For further information, please contact the MicroLab at (954) 262-4533 or visit the Web site at http://microweb.nova.edu. Counseling See NSU Student Counseling section. Dining Services See Shark Dining Services section. Don Taft University Center The Don Taft University Center is a 366,000-square-foot facility that serves as the central gathering place for students, faculty and staff members, friends, family, and alumni of NSU. Within its walls are 100,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor recreational space, including a fitness center with strength and cardiovascular training equipment, two basketball courts, three racquetball courts, a rockclimbing wall, three multipurpose rooms, men’s and women’s locker rooms, and a swimming pool. The Arena at the Don Taft University Center is home to intercollegiate athletics and the NSU Sharks. The arena can seat over 4,000 people and also serves as an entertainment venue with concerts, performances, speakers, family shows, and more. The arena has three basketball courts, as well as team locker rooms, concession areas, and a “hall of fame” room. 68 NSU Student Handbook 2011–2012
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College of Pharmacy 2011-2012 Stude
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESidEnT ........
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Certificate of Physical Examination
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Nova Southeastern University is the
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Overview of Nova Southeastern Unive
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Professional Accreditations • Nov
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Nova Southeastern University has th
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Student Affairs Student Life The mi
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Office of Special Events and Projec
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Students will be classified as firs
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fails to graduate, he or she does n
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Identification badges will be issue
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Student Progress Committee meeting
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official school holidays. No admini
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Social events and extracurricular A
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Appendix A Controlled Substances—
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Stimulants Schedules Trade or Other
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Appendix C Telephone Resources Emer
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