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DIVISIO FOR STUDET AFFAIRS andEROLLMET SERVICESLocation: Lake Campus, Building 2-CHours: 8:00 A.M.- 5:00 P.M. (M-F)Telephone: (504) 286-5015The Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Services (DSAES) is an integralpart of the university which promotes the overall growth and developmentof each student outside and inside of the classroom. The division hasseveral departments/units that provide support services to each student in asensitive and dignified environment from the moment of matriculation to thegrandiose stage of graduation. The major purpose of each component is torender services in a manner that acknowledges and meets the individualizedneeds of each student. Through these services, Southern University at NewOrleans (SUNO) reaffirms its interest in the student, and facilitates expertand personal attention to the student population.The DSAES consists of departments that address almost every area thatmay be of interest or concern for students including civic engagement, careerexploration, diversity and disability, health, co-curricular activities,leadership, leisure , relationship issues and veterans’ affairs. Each departmentis staffed with caring SUNO professional family members who providestudent services from their designated departments. The following listrepresents current departments/units that comprise the DSAES:Admissions, Recruitment and RetentionCareer Counseling and Placement/Veterans’ AffairsEarly StartFirst Year ExperienceIntramural Sports ProgramLyceum ProgramResidential LifeServices for Students with DisabilitiesStudent Activities and OrganizationsStudent Development CenterStudent Health ServicesUniversity CenterVending Machines and Video GamesLocation: Lake Campus/Building 16-CHours: 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. (M-F)Telephone: (504) 286-5015Vending machines and video games are available to students. In addition tothe machines located in the University Center in Building 16-C (Lake Campus),vending machines are also located on the first floor of “The Castle”Multi-Purpose and Administration buildings (Park Campus). Students mayrelax and enjoy their favorite music on the juke box located in Knight’sCafé, Building #5 on the Lake Campus.38
CAREER COUSELIG and PLACEMET/VETERAS AFFAIRSLocation: Lake Campus/Building 22-BHours: 8:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. (M-F)Telephone: (504) 286-5389The Career Counseling and Placement Center is crucial to students as youprepare to enter world of work. The staff stands ready to assist studentswith resume’ writing, tips for interviews, graduate and professional school,personal statement reviews. Listed below are some of the services:• Information on career decision making• Counseling and interest assessments• Information on part-time jobs and internships• Activities, programs, workshops andspecial trips• Graduate and or professional schooladmission process• Workshops: i.e., resume’ writing, dress forsuccess, interview skills, etc…• Annual Programs: Career Day, Graduateand Professional Day• Teacher Fair, and the Mardi Gras Invitational Job Fair• Activities: Fall and Spring student interviewsfor internships and career placements• Sponsored site visits to organizations, employersand graduate and professional schoolsVETERAS AFFAIRSThe Veterans Affairs Office is an important academic support componentwhich provides basic instructional services for all eligible veterans and theirdependents matriculating at SUNO. The University has the authority tocertify veterans to receive educational benefits to qualified veterans andtheir dependants under the provision of 38 .S.C.3675. The Veterans AffairsOffice provides information and assistance regarding educational and trainingprograms for veterans. Veterans and their dependents should obtain aCertificate of Eligibility from their local Veterans Administration Office ortheir Military Unit. The Certificate of Eligibility form should be presentedto the University’s Veterans Affairs Office.Veterans are required by the Veterans Administration Office to carry a minimumof twelve (12) hours for the entire semester to receive full subsistence(6 hours constitute full-time status for the summer sessions) and must conformto the same grading system at the University as non-veteran students.39
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Page 9 and 10: Board of Regents 2008MembersArtis L
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Page 15 and 16: 15PART I: GENERAL INFORMATION
Page 17 and 18: AccreditationSouthern University at
Page 19 and 20: Quick FactsINSTITUTIONAL INFORMATON
Page 21: MISSIONSouthern University at New O
Page 24 and 25: E-mail Addresses/Blackboard Account
Page 26 and 27: DIVISIO FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRSLocatio
Page 28 and 29: REGISTRATIOAll continuing, transfer
Page 30 and 31: CLASS ATTEDACE REGULATIOSClass atte
Page 32 and 33: Library ServicesLIBRARYLocation: La
Page 34 and 35: Reserve CollectionThe Reserve Colle
Page 36 and 37: Book Location DirectoryLIBRARYOFCON
Page 40 and 41: Those veterans who are eligible for
Page 42 and 43: RESIDETIAL LIFELocation: Park Campu
Page 44 and 45: SERVICES FOR STUDETS WITH DISABILIT
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Page 50 and 51: Any organization wishing to hold
Page 52 and 53: Line of AuthorityThe president and
Page 54 and 55: STUDET DEVELOPMET CETERLocation: La
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Page 58 and 59: UIVERSITY CETERLocation: Lake Campu
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Page 72 and 73: Cost of Attendance-Expected Family
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The University is permitted to publ
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Policy Regarding Students with Disa
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• Being in an ongoing relationshi
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6. General Travel Expectations: In
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Academic DishonestyCheating include
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Disorderly Conduct or AssemblyA. No
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ITRODUCTIOThe Southern University a
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7. Statement of Concern - Student A
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ITRODUCTIOThe primary purpose of th
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UIVERSITY JURISDICITIOStudents enro
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CODE TWO OFFESES (Serious Violation
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• Fabricating information, i.e.,
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16. Violation of Federal, State or
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1. Once the written appeal has been
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STUDET APPELLATE PROCESSJudicial Ap
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Southern University SystemSU System
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THE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY SYSTEM POLI
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I. IntroductionSouthern University
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3. Should the university attorney d
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I. Jointly Originated WorksCollabor
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This Intellectual Property Committe
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technology transfer officer shall a
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VI. Distribution of IncomeA. Financ
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