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NSU Student Counseling Counseling for NSU students is provided by the Henderson Student Counseling Center. Services include treatment for anxiety, panic, depression, anger management, financial stress, social struggles, chronic illnesses, abuse, suicidal thoughts, break-up/divorce, assault, and many other areas affecting a student’s quality of life. Location 3538 South University Drive, Davie, Florida 33328-2003 (in University Park Plaza, east of the NSU Bookstore) Contact Information Office: (954) 424-6911 or (954) 262-7050 Fax: (954) 424-6915 Hotline: (954) 424-6911 or (954) 262-7050 (available 24 hours, 7 days a week) Web site: http://hendersonmhc.org/studentcounseling/ Hours Monday, Thursday, Friday: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday: 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. SharkPrint NSU provides students with laser printing capabilities in the libraries, computer laboratories, and student educational centers. NSU Card print release stations, located adjacent to each of the university printers located in the public and student areas, control the process. Each registered NSU full-time and part-time student receives a credit for 750 print-copies per fiscal year (July 1 through June 30) on their NSU Card. Once the credit allocation has been used, the student is charged 10 cents per print-copy. Unused credits cannot be carried over to the following year. This credit applies only to printing and is not for use with NSU copiers. The SharkPrint credits feed directly from the NSU Banner Administrative system. The public does not receive any print or copy credits. Cash stations are available for the public and for NSU students to add value to their NSU Cards. Public Safety The Public Safety Department provides protection and service on campus 24 hours a day. Public Safety should be called to report all emergencies, crimes, or suspicious situations. Public Safety also provides assistance in jump-starting vehicle batteries, giving vehicle owners access in case of lockouts and, when appropriate, giving NSU community members entry into locked buildings or offices. The NOVALERT emergency number is (954) 262-8999 (ext. 28999 from on-campus phones). The West Palm Beach Security Office number is (954) 262-5626. • The Public Safety emergency telephone system is advertised throughout the university community. Emergency telephones are located at strategic locations on campus to provide communication with Public Safety at any time, especially in an emergency. These are blue light telephones. • The Public Safety staff works in conjunction with all emergency and care-giving services, including: the police, fire department, emergency services, and other university or community service units. • To help boost crime prevention on campus, the PSD staff performs several informational instructions each month to students and staff regarding safety and security. Public Safety officers are highly trained in life safety and security. Each is certified in first aid and CPR. Each officer is oriented through an intense 120-hour training program. Regular refresher NSU Student Handbook 2011–2012 77
training is given to staff in patrol, reporting, investigation and in relating to the campus community. The Public Safety department is certified in Homeland Security Training in partnership with the Department of Homeland Security. The Public Safety Department administers both safety and security for all university campuses and sites. The elements of the department include administration, safety, field operations, locksmithing, parking control, physical security, and governmental compliance and liaison. The Public Safety Department provides uniformed Public Safety supervisor and officer presence, patrol and inspection for the main campus, east campus, and the North Miami Beach campus. Public Safety also has a partnership with Contract Security Companies to provide uniform security officers for a number of campuses and sites. For more information, please visit their Web site at www.nova.edu/cwis/pubsafety. Public Safety University Locksmith As part of the Nova Southeastern University Public Safety Department, the university locksmith is responsible for planning, organizing, and administering physical security systems for all NSU managed properties. This departmental activity includes conducting the mechanical and electronic hardware security system needs analysis of existing facilities, physical security retrofits, and new NSU facilities construction projects. The locksmith receives emergency and non-emergency communications from other departments, serving as an activator for resource allocation of in-house services and vendors associated with physical security systems. Specific professional services include high security lock hardware; master key systems; security doors; mechanical and electronic exit devices; mechanical and electronic keyless access control hardware; safes, vaults and cash protection devices; command operated and emergency electronic door hardware; intrusion and fire protection devices; CCTV systems; and fleet motor and electric vehicles. The locksmith Web site is www.nova.edu/cwis/pubsafety/lksmith.html. Recreation The Office of Campus Recreation provides formal and informal recreation programs to the students and faculty and staff members of NSU. A comprehensive recreation program provides intramural sports, special events, aerobic and fitness programs, recreation instruction, martial arts, and much more. Offerings currently include volleyball, football, basketball, soccer, softball, golf, scuba diving, swimming instruction, golf classes, tennis instruction, martial arts, step aerobic classes, aeroboxing / kickboxing classes, body sculpting, Pilates, and yoga classes. The Office of Campus Recreation is located in the University Center along with the RecPlex. The RecPlex is a 100,000-square-foot indoor and outdoor recreation and fitness facility. Registrar See Enrollment and Student Services section. Residential Life and Housing Nova Southeastern University requires all undergraduate students with 0–48 credit hours to live on campus unless one or both of the following criteria applies: 78 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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College of Allied Health and Nursin
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Shepard Broad Law Center • ABA—
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Student Rights and Responsibilities
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Code of Student Conduct Statement T
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Page 47 and 48: ight to privacy, which includes the
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3. the exceeding of the seven-year
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official school holidays. No admini
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• The board members will render a
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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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