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• Complete all assignments or recommendationsfrom your adviser• Gather all relevant decision-makinginformation• Clarify personal values and goals; provideadviser with accurate information regardingyour interests and abilities• Become knowledgeable about collegeprograms, policies and procedures• Accept responsibility for decisions556-2247) provides resources especially for studentswho are non-degree seeking, adult/non-traditional,transitioning from a regional campus and transferstudents. Continuing Education (http://www.uc.edu/ce, 513-556-6932) offers programs and coursesrelated to professional development, includingdistance learning.Office Location Phone InternetCollege of Allied HealthSciencesCollege of Arts & Sciences,McMickenFrench Hall-East 302 513-558-7495 http://cahs.uc.eduFrench Ha;;-West 2nd Floor 513-556-5860 http://www.artsci.uc.eduLindner College of Business Lindner 105 513-556-7030 http://business.uc.edu/Clermont College Student Services 1004200 Clermont College Dr.Batavia, OH 45103513-732-5319 http://ucclermont.eduDAAP Aronoff 5470 513-556-1376 http://daap.uc.eduCollege of Education,Criminal Justice, and HumanServicesCollege of Engineering & AppliedScienceDyer 361 513-556-2336 http://cech.uc.eduBaldwin 665 513-556-3465 http://ceas.uc.eduCollege of Nursing Procter 405 513-558-3600 http://nursing.uc.eduJames L. Winkle College ofPharmacyHealth Professions 136 513-558-3784 http://pharmacy.uc.eduCollege of Law Law 200-C 513-556-0065 http://law.uc.eduCollege of Medicine MSB E-251 513-558-5575 http://med.uc.eduUC Blue Ash College Muntz 1519555 Plainfield RdCincinnati, OH 45236513-745-5753 http://www.ucblueash.edu/University-Wide Advising CentersIn addition to the offices listed, UC offers a numberof centralized academic advising services. TheDivision of Professional Practice and ExperientialLearning (http://www.uc.edu/co-op/, 513-556-2667) provides faculty advising related to the co-opprogram. The University Honors Program (http://www.uc.edu/honors, 513-556-6254) offers advisingto honors students. The Career Development Center(http://www.uc.edu/career/, 513-556-3471) offerscareer counseling and programs that support thecareer decision-making process (also available tograduate students). The Center for ExploratoryStudies (http://www.uc.edu/explore/, 513-556-6540)provides exploratory advising services and programsdesigned especially for students who are decidingupon or changing majors. The Transfer and LifelongLearning Center (http://admissions/transfer, 513-COLLEGE-SPECIFIC ADVISINGEach college of the university offers academicadvising for students enrolled in that college.For additional information or to schedule anappointment, contact your UC college. Generalinformation can be found at http://www.uc.edu/advising.ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE & SUPPORT SERVICESThe Academic Excellence and Support Servicesunits provide integrative resources to empowerstudents to achieve their goals at the universityand beyond. With a focus on access and inclusion,we act as service providers, advocates and mentorsfor UC students and the broader community. Thecentralized offices of Disability Services, the LearningAssistance Center, Testing Services and VeteransPrograms and Services offer services at no additional46
charge to UC students, including students on theregional campuses or in distance learning courses.The Disability Services Office is dedicated toempowering students with disabilities through thedelivery of reasonable accommodations and supportservices while educating the UC community to seebeyond disabilities to the richness of inclusion.Students with disabilities must presentdocumentation to verify the presence of a disabilityand confirm the need for accommodations and/or support services through the Disability ServicesOffice. Please contact us, 210 University Pavilion,513-556-6823, TTY 513-556-3277.The Learning Assistance Center (LAC) offersAcademic Coaching, Academic Writing Centertutoring, BEARchats, Peer Tutoring, SupplementalInstruction, and general advising for studentsreceiving the Cincinnati Pride Grant. Our staff canhelp students at all levels of their career excel andall our services are free. The LAC is located in 2441French Hall and the Academic Writing Center islocated in 149 McMicken Hall. For more information,please contact us at 513-556-3244.Testing Services provides convenient and securetesting services to UC students as well as educationaland professional exams for members of the GreaterCincinnati Community. The following services areoffered:• CLEP (College Level Examination Program)college credit by examination• Professional certification exams (i.e.: teachers,athletic trainers and sign language interpreters)• Proctored testing for distance learning orcorrespondence class exams• Accommodated Classroom Testing for UCstudents registered with Disability Services• Graduate and professional school entranceexams (GRE, LSAT, TOEFL and MCAT)The office is located on the 100 Level of UniversityPavilion or call 513-556-7173 for more information.The office of Veterans Programs and Services isdesigned to provide comprehensive resources toveterans and Veteran Affairs benefit recipients to aidin their overall success at the University of Cincinnati.Services offered in the office include:• Enrollment certification to the U.S. Departmentof Veterans Affairs for GI Bill benefits• Assistance for military students who areactivated during the academic term• Liaise with VA and academic services• Social networking and activities with otherveteransFor information on any of these programs andservices, visit http://www.uc.edu/aess.ACADEMIC INTERNSHIPSThe Academic Internship Program is an educationalprogram that allows students to engage in gainingprofessional experience for which they earnacademic credit while continuing to take classessimultaneously. This program offers students at UCwho are not participating in the co-op programan opportunity to take advantage of the sameeducation, support and experience, but in a differentstructure and format.The Division of Professional Practice and ExperientialLearning administers the Academic InternshipProgram for undergraduate students in all colleges atUC. Contact the Division of Professional Practice andExperiential Learning for more information (www.uc.edu/intern).ATTENDANCERegular class attendance and class participationare two very important aspects of academic life.The responsibility for setting and administeringattendance requirements and how they affectyour grade for each course rests with the facultymember. It is your responsibility as a student to beaware of the attendance policies in all your classes.Class attendance should be a requirement you setfor yourself. Students officially representing theuniversity will be excused provided that officialnotification of such absence has been given inadvance to the instructor.Religious Observances and Class AttendanceStatement of PrincipleUC holds to the principle that an institutionalclimate of respect for cultural and ideologicaldiversity extends to the variety of religiouspractices in our community. Religious practiceis for many individuals an important element ofpersonal identity, intellectual development andpsychological well-being, and is in many casesinseparable from cultural identity. UC considers eachindividual’s decision to either engage in or refrainfrom religious worship to be worthy of respect andconsideration. As the diversity of our community hasincreased, additional religious holidays now affect asignificant number of students. Consistent with ourcommitment to creating a Just Community that isrespectful of and welcoming to persons of differingbackgrounds, UC believes that every reasonableeffort should be made to allow members of theUC community to observe their holidays withoutjeopardizing the fulfillment of their academicobligations.47
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