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Reverend Brian C. Cool, Director, Catholic Newman Community Phone: (585) 275-8523, Newman Office: 585-275-8515 Email: bcool@admin.rochester.edu Catholic Services & Programs Mass: Sunday 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. River Level Tuesday Newman Night Pasta Dinner River Level Wednesday InstaMass, 10:00 p.m. Susan B. Anthony, Friel Lounge Holy Days/additional information: http://www.urnewman.org Hillel Phone: (585) 275-5981, Hillel Office: 585-275-8514 Web: http://www.rochesterhillel.org/ Jewish Services Conservative: Friday at 6:00 p.m. Interfaith Chapel River Level Reform: Friday at 6:00 p.m. Shabbat Dinner following services, River Level Rabbi Asher Yaras, Rohr Chabad House at U of R 955 Genesee Street, Rochester, NY 14611 Phone: (585) 503-9224 Email: ayaras@admin.rochester.edu Meditation Room Web: www.JewofR.com Protestant Chapel Community, (PCC) Reverend Dr. Laurie Tiberi, Phone: (585) 275-8522 Email: ltiberi@admin.rochester.edu Web: www.protestantchapelcommunity.org Sunday Service 5:00 p.m. Sanctuary Wednesday 5:30 p.m. Dinner/Dialogue Brennan Rm. (200) University of Rochester Christian Fellowship, URCF Brian White, Pastor, Phone: (585) 275-8517 Email: bwhite8@admin.rocheter.edu Web: http://sa.rochester.edu/urcf Sunday Service 3:00 p.m. Sanctuary Thursday 8:00 p.m. Bible Study, Brennan Rm. (200) Muslim Advisor Dr. Ahmet Celenli Email: MuslimChaplain@admin.rochester.edu Juma Prayers, Friday, 1:15 p.m. Islamic Center of Rochester: phone: (585) 442-7164 Email: http://www.rochesterislamicenter.org A meditation room is available to all faiths in room 220 Information about these and other religious organizations may be obtained by calling the Chapel at 585-275-4321 or viewed on the web at www.rochester.edu/chapel International Services Office (ISO)
Location: 213 Morey Hall Phone: (585) 275-2866 Fax: (585) 276-2943 Email: questions@iso.rochester.edu Web: http://www.iso.rochester.edu Hours: Mon. – Fri. 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Walk-in Hours Mon. – Fri. 2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Director/Senior University Counsel Cary Jensen Associate Director for Student Services Stephanie Krause Associate Director for Scholar Services Kathy Strout Assistant Director for Student Services Elisabeth Foster Student Advisor Lena Ovcharov Student Advisor Rani Bhagwat Student Advisor Kelly Ludovici Senior Scholar Advisor Janet Connor Senior Scholar Advisor Sumie Jacoby Immigration Assistant/Admissions Coordinator Stephanie Johnson Immigration Assistant/System Support Mary Mottler Immigration Assistant/Office Manager Keri Tobin Immigration Assistant/Scholar Services Megan Kless The International Services Office staff administers the F-1 Student Visa Program governed by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program governed by the U.S. Department of State. The ISO issues all UR-sponsored international student and scholar visa forms through SEVIS, the Student Exchange Visitor Information System. All questions concerning your immigration status must be directed to the ISO. The ISO staff interacts with U.S. government agencies, foreign consular locations, international organizations and various community groups in their efforts to advocate for and provide support services to prospective and ongoing students enrolled at the University. International students are required to enroll full-time each quarter, excluding the summer or another eligible vacation term. Any request for less than full-time enrollment must be approved by the ISO in advance and is only granted under specific conditions. Immigration regulations may allow for a reduced course load for certain academic reasons (only once), during the last quarter if full-time study is not necessary to complete requirements, or as needed for medical reasons documented by the University Health Service. To maintain legal status in the U.S., students must also adhere to strict work permission eligibility and authorization procedures. F-1 and J-1 students are able work at the University while they are enrolled. However, international students must NOT work off-campus without specific written authorization in advance! Unauthorized employment is viewed as a serious violation of immigration status and can be very difficult to overcome. The ISO provides various programs and services to assist students in understanding SEVIS reporting requirements and the U.S. immigration laws that govern their stay in this country. These services and programs include: ISO Student News – an electronic newsletter for all international students and interested staff. ISO-sponsored students are enrolled automatically and will receive new issues to their UR email every two weeks during the academic year; ISO Website – www.iso.rochester.edu: extensive information for current and prospective students, including ISO Forms, immigration details related to SEVIS reporting and employment options, support for U.S. tax requirements, travel information and links to U.S. and foreign Consulates, cultural adjustment techniques, and more; Individual appointments with ISO Student Advisors for immigration advising and cross- cultural counseling to assist students in effectively coping with personal adjustment; Work authorizations for all types of F-1 and J-1 employment, including off-campus summer internships and practical training opportunities; International Student Orientation Programs to help orient new students to the University and life in the U.S.;
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