About William Jewell College

Your Full Name
WJC Mailbox Number
500 College Hill
Liberty, Missouri 64068-1896
All mail without the student’s mailbox number on the address could be delayed up to one day. Students living
in fraternity houses should have mail directed to the mailroom with their mailbox number on it. All resident
students are issued a campus mailbox. Resident students may receive their combinations from the mailroom.
A photo ID is required.
Students may mail regular post office mail, express mail or priority mail. They may also fax for $.25/page
within the United States and $1.00/page outside the United States. These services are available in Yates-Gill
College Union.
Campus mail addressed to individual resident students, faculty and staff is distributed through the mailroom.
Campus mail should always include name and mailbox number in order to assure immediate delivery as well
as the return address in case the mail cannot be delivered. Any items that cannot fit in the student’s mailbox
should not be sent as campus mail. Absolutely no perishable foods or cash is allowed in the mailroom.
The mailroom hours are 9:00 a.m. – 4 p.m., Monday through Friday (except campus holidays). Stamps and
envelopes may be purchased from the Mailroom or Barnes and Noble Bookstore in Yates-Gill College Union.
The Mailroom does not accept credit or debit cards.
Multicultural Student Development
The Office of Multicultural Programming was established to assist in fulfilling the mission of William Jewell
College to embrace diversity. Diversity is a key factor in preparing our students for the real world when they
leave the campus as graduates. One way the office is reaching our goal toward diversity is to have the
Coordinator of Multicultural Programming be an advocate for our African-American, Hispanic/Latino, Asian
and Pacific Islander, and Native American students.
William Jewell College has several active student groups on campus sponsoring diversity programs for
students, faculty, and staff. The current student groups are: BSU (Black Student Union), Unity, and S.A.G.E.
(Straights and Gays for Equality).
The Office of Multicultural Programming also hosts a Multicultural Mentors program (M&Ms). The Mission of
the Multicultural Mentors program (M&Ms) at William Jewell College is to introduce first year multicultural
students to upper-class multicultural students, help the first year multicultural students become acquainted
and get involved with William Jewell College, and build a support system for first year and upper-class
multicultural students.
Office of the Registrar
Your academic advisor will assist you in preparing a schedule of classes for each forthcoming semester. After
approving your proposed schedule of classes, your advisor will clear you to register online. Once you have
registered, you can still make additions online (up to a total of 18 hours) before the start of classes. If you wish
to delete classes from your schedule after you have registered, you will have to obtain your advisor’s signature
on a drop/add card and return it to the Office of the Registrar. The drop/add cards are orange and may be
obtained outside the window of the Office of the Registrar in Greene Hall. Once classes have begun, all adds
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