General InformationStudent ServicesAcademic CounselingStudents admitted to a degree or certificate program are entitled toformal academic counseling. Counseling appointments may bescheduled with a faculty advisor by contacting the appropriatecollege. e registrar’s office will assist faculty advisors and isavailable to answer questions about transfer credit, residencyrequirements, and degree audits.Academic Support Centere <strong>John</strong> F. <strong>Kennedy</strong> <strong>University</strong> academic support center’s missionis to support students’ success both at the <strong>University</strong> and in theirsubsequent professional careers. rough one-on-one instructionand quarterly workshops, the center offers students free assistancewith reading strategies, time-management tools, critical inquiry,and research methods as well as with every stage of the writingprocess: brainstorming, planning, drafting, revising, anddocumenting research. Appointments are available Mondaythrough Friday on-site, via email, by fax, or by phone (note: specifichours vary by term). Students can schedule to meet with staff at thePleasant hill, San Jose and Berkeley campuses.online Writing Center: Like JFK <strong>University</strong>’s Academic SupportCenter, the online instructors are not editors, but teachers, whoprovide you with the tools to improve your own writing. to learnmore or to schedule an appointment, visit the Writing Center here:http://www.nu.edu/ourPrograms/StudentServices/WritingCenter/onlineWritingCenter.html.online Math Center: Individual and group tutoring is available tostudents in the fields of mathematics, statistics, sciences,engineering and business mathematics. to learn more or toschedule an appointment with a Math tutor visit:http://www.nu.edu/ourPrograms/StudentServices/mathcenter.html.Alumni Associatione alumni association is comprised of all <strong>John</strong> F. <strong>Kennedy</strong><strong>University</strong> graduates. e association provides a lifelong linkbetween alumni and the <strong>University</strong>. e association’s mission is tohave as many alumni as possible serve as volunteers to foster theadvancement of the <strong>University</strong>. e association’s work is overseenby a council made up of alumni representing each of the colleges.Campus Crimee <strong>University</strong> will provide upon request all campus crime statisticsas reported to the U.S. Department of education,http://www.ope.ed.gov/security. to request this information,contact the office of Institutional research at (925) 969-3403 orvisit the website at http://www.JFK <strong>University</strong>.edu/crimestats.Career Centere JFK <strong>University</strong> career center is a resource for <strong>University</strong>students, staff, alumni, and employers. e center’s resource librarycontains information on careers, labor market trends, potentialemployers, job-search strategies, and career-specific Internet jobresources lists. e center also offers individual career counseling,resume and cover letter review, group workshops, and interestassessments to support the career-related needs of JFK <strong>University</strong>students and alumni.Office of International Educatione office of International education is a resource for F-1international students, other non-immigrant visa holders, and U.S.permanent residents and citizens with international educationbackgrounds. Advising is provided in the areas of F-1 immigrationregulations, the U.S. visa process, education equivalency, andstudent services referrals. new international student orientationand employment workshops are offered. Please contact theInternational Student Advisor at ssermeno@jfku.edu, or call925.969.3339 for additional information.Student Affairsthe mission of the Student Affairs Department is to offer helpful,high quality services that allow students to experience and enjoy apositive learning environment. through the Academic SupportCenter, Career Center, International Student Advising, office ofDisabilities Services, and the veteran’s Success Center we provideservices that enhance and support the academic, personal,professional needs of our students. Student Affairs works closelywith other departments to help make the student experiencepositive and successful. For additional information about StudentAffairs services please contact the Director of Student Affairs atstudentaffairs@jfku.edu or call (925) 969-3533.Veterans Success Centerthe JFK <strong>University</strong> veterans success center is a resource for allformer military members, active military members and dependantsof all military members. the center includes computer workstations, information on available community resources andinformation about vA benefits. the center hosts workshops fromcommunity veteran organizations and the vA. For additionalinformation about the center please contact the veteran Affairscoordinator at vsc@jfku.edu, or call (925) 969-3478.Computer LabsComputer labs are available on each campus to support thelearning, scholarly and professional pursuits of students and alumni.e Pleasant hill and Berkeley Computer Labs are maintained andsupported by the JFK <strong>University</strong> Libraries. e San Jose ComputerLab is supported by national <strong>University</strong>. Please see the librarywebsite, library.jfku.edu, for schedule and contact information.Conflict ResolutionIt is the policy of the <strong>University</strong> to encourage students to resolvemisunderstandings or disagreements directly with the faculty orstaff members involved. If such discussions do not produce asatisfactory outcome for the student, a review process is available.Procedures for conflict resolution are available in the registrar’soffice.22 General Information <strong>John</strong> F. KenneDy UnIverSIty
General InformationContinuing Education<strong>John</strong> F. <strong>Kennedy</strong> <strong>University</strong>’s Continuing education (Ce)department provides professional development and personalenrichment programs that serve the diverse needs of our alumniand surrounding communities in the greater Bay Area.Specializing in the fields of psychology, law and health care, Ceoffers a variety of certificate programs and courses for psychologists,mental health professionals, registered nurses and attorneys whoseek to acquire or maintain licensure, expand their knowledge,increase their proficiency, or specialize in a particular area ofexpertise in their respective fields. taught by expertscholar-practitioners at three campuses (Pleasant hill, Berkeley, SanJose) and online, our courses integrate theory and practice that canbe immediately applied, and they are convenient, accessible andaffordable.our certificate programs are designed to offer in-depth learningopportunities in select clinical subject areas. Current topics of studyinclude: Autism Spectrum Disorders, Cognitive Behavioral erapy,Eating Disorders, expressive Arts erapy, Deep Imagination, andTreatment Strategies for Returning Troops.Ce is approved to sponsor courses by the American PsychologicalAssociation (APA), the California Board of Behavioral Sciences(BBS), the California Board of registered nursing (Brn), theCalifornia Foundation for the Advancement of AddictionProfessionals (CFAAP/CAADAC), and the State Bar of California.Ce offers a 10% discount to JFK <strong>University</strong> students, faculty, staffand alumni for any on-site course.Please note: Ce courses cannot be applied toward an academicdegree or academic certificate program.For more information or to receive a catalog of our offerings,contact the Continuing education office at:JFK <strong>University</strong> - Ce100 ellinwood Way, Suite S205Pleasant hill, CA 94523(800) 557-1384fax: (925) 969-3155conted@jfku.eduLibrariese JFK <strong>University</strong> Libraries system consists of the central robertM. Fisher Library in Pleasant hill and its branches on the Berkeleyand San Jose campuses as well as the Law Library, which is alsolocated on the Pleasant hill campus.e collections of the <strong>University</strong>’s libraries number more than100,000 volumes, 87,000 e-books, 80 online databases, 400 printand 49,000 electronic journals. e libraries collect materials inprint, audio, video and electronic formats. Media viewing andlistening stations are available at each campus.Currently registered students have web access to the JFK <strong>University</strong>Libraries’ e-resources and may use their student ID card to borrowmaterials at any campus. Interlibrary borrowing and free documentdelivery services are available. Alumni have borrowing privilegesand may access e-resources on site. Members of the public arewelcome to access resources on site on a fee basis. Please see theLibraries web site for up-to-date information on services, openhours, circulation policies, etc.reference assistance and research instruction are available on siteor via phone, email or online chat. In addition to formal libraryresearch course offerings, course-related workshops are providedat the request of faculty. Guides to research methods and a researchtutorial are also available on the library web site.e libraries at JFK <strong>University</strong> are dedicated to supporting learning,scholarship, professional development and student success. Pleasevisit the library web site at library.jfku.edu for further information.Office of the Ombudsmane objective of the office of the ombudsman is to ensure thatevery member of the <strong>John</strong> F. <strong>Kennedy</strong> <strong>University</strong> communityreceives fair and equitable treatment in support of a positive workand learning environment. Students may wish to utilize the“Conflict resolution Policy” before contacting the ombudsman.e office is a confidential service open to all students, employeesand faculty members of the <strong>University</strong>. to utilize this service, call(925) 969-3330 and leave a message. For more information visit:http://www.jfku.edu/About-Us/Diversity-at-<strong>JFKU</strong>/office-of-the-ombudsman.html.Student Governmentthe purpose of the <strong>University</strong> Student Government is to enhancethe quality of student life by making every student’s experience atJFK <strong>University</strong> pleasant and positive. the overriding goals of theStudent Government are to unite students who are registered at <strong>JFKU</strong>niversity under one <strong>University</strong>-wide government, to represent theinterests and concerns of all students at the highest level ofdecision-making, to advocate for various student interests, and toenrich the reputation of the <strong>University</strong> within the general, legal andacademic communities. the nominal Student Association feecharged all students at registration enables the student governmentto fund sanctioned student associations and support the studentstore, as well as other <strong>University</strong>-wide projects. Student governmentmembers are elected annually and required to abide by all <strong>JFKU</strong>niversity policies and procedures.Students with Disabilitiese office of Disability Services for students (oDS) supportsstudents with disabilities through equal access, empowerment,advocacy, resources, collaboration, and outreach. In addition toproviding services and accommodations that allow students withdisabilities to fully participate in all of the programs offered oncampus as mandated by state and federal laws, oDS works closelywith faculty and staff to provide disability representation,information, diversity, and awareness throughout the <strong>University</strong>community.Students with disabilities who may require accommodations orauxiliary aids should contact oDS early on to schedule an intakeappointment. All accommodations, services, and use of auxiliaryaids are determined on an individual basis and must be supportedby sufficient documentation. 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