The Guide (2017) by Arkansas Tech University

The

Guide 2017

Arkansas Tech University

Contents Need to Know 3

College Life

To-Do List 1

Residence Life 8

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Registration Day

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Before the First Day of Classes

The Application Process

Move-In Weekend 10

Important Dates 2

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Freshmen arrive Saturday, August 19

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Mark Your Calendar

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Returning students arrive Sunday, August 20

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Finals Schedule

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Residence Life Checklist

Glossary 4

Campus Dining 12

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Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS)

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Meal Plans

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Blackboard Learn (BbLearn)

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Chambers Dining Hall

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Bookstore

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Grab-N-Go Lunch

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Catalog

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Doc’s Place Convenience Store

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Degree Maps

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Baz-Tech

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Fight On Rewards

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Grade Point Average (GPA)

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TheLink

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OneTech

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Orientation Leader

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Student Ambassador

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Student Handbook

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Tech ID

Orientation 13

Involvement 15

Resources & Services 29

Campus Events 16

Academic Support 30

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Involvement Fair

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Bridge to Excellence (B2E)

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Family Day

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Doc Bryan Tutoring Center

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Homecoming 2017

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Academic Coaching

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Norman Career Services (NCS)

On Track 17 ]]

Tracks

Student Support 32

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Completion

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International & Multicultural Student Services Office (IMSSO)

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Veteran Services

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Diversity & Inclusion (DDI)

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Disability & Testing Services

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Health & Wellness Center

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Registrar’s Office

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Campus Support Center

Leadership + Service 18 ]]

Freshman Leadership Experience (FLE)

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Engaged Leaders Institute

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Lunch with a Leader

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LEAD Academy

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Leadership Studies Minor

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Alternative Spring Break

Keepin’ It Safe 34

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Service Drives

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Action Days

Public Safety

Paying for College 36

Student Organizations 20

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Ways to Pay

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Registered Student Organizations (RSOs)

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NBS E-Cashier Payment Plan

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University Supported RSOs

Safety at College 37

Greek Life 22

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Jerry Cares

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AlcoholEdu® For College, Haven & Haven Plus

Leadership Opportunities through Greek Life

Recreation 24

Tech Directory 38

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Campus Recreation

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Outdoor Recreation

Musical Involvement 26 ]]

Ensembles

Alumni 27 ]]

Student Alumni Association (SAA)

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Tech Tradition Keepers

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Presidential Leadership Cabinet (PLC)

Campus Map + Building Codes

Section

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Need to Know To-Do List 5 ]]

Registration Day

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Before the First Day of Classes

Important Dates 6 ]]

Mark Your Calendar

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Finals Schedule

Glossary 8 ]]

Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS)

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Blackboard Learn (BbLearn)

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Bookstore

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Catalog

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Degree Maps

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Fight On Rewards

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Grade Point Average (GPA)

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TheLink

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OneTech

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Orientation Leader

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Student Ambassador

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Student Handbook

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Tech ID

Dear Arkansas Tech University Student, Student success is the focus of all we do at Arkansas Tech University. One aspect of being successful is knowing the necessary steps to prepare for each semester. The following pages include details about the processes you will need to undertake so that when the first day of class arrives, you will be ready to step foot in the classroom and participate in our innovative learning environment. As you persist on the path to earning your degree, please know that the faculty and staff at ATU are dedicated to your intellectual and personal development. This publication features information about the wide variety of co-curricular experiences that complement your classroom education. Many of those experiences provide you with the opportunity to engage with the larger community and make a genuine difference in the lives of others. Others are intended to develop the leadership traits that will make you stand out in a crowd. Some of the experiences are just a lot of fun and a great way to make lifelong friends. Thank you for being a member of the ATU community. Best wishes in all of your pursuits! Sincerely,

President

To-Do List For help understanding some of the terms, view the Glossary on page 4. For a list of offices, locations, and contact information, view the Directory on page 38. For help navigating campus and understanding building codes, view the map available on the back of The Guide.

Registration Day At Rothwell 107 Meet your advisor and get your schedule ķķ Advisor Name: ķķ Advisor Email Address: Learn about Blackboard and OneTech (See page 4) Complete the College Student Inventory (CSI)

Various Pick up your Tech ID from Brown Hall, Suite 241 Get your post office box in the Young Building

Before the First Day of Classes Finalize your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and submit all other financial documents to Brown Hall, Suite 206 Finalize tuition and fee payment by August 23. You may do this on OneTech or by coming by Brown Hall, Suite 241. Finalize your admission to ATU in the Admissions Office (turn in final high school transcripts, recent ACT, SAT or ACCUPLACER scores, AP, IB or CLEP scores, and college transcripts documenting final grades on concurrent courses)

Order your parking hangtag beginning on August 1 (See page 34) Begin checking your OneTech account and Tech email on a daily basis Complete Haven or Haven Plus and AlcoholEdu® for College (See page 37) Purchase or rent your textbooks Move into your residence hall (See page 10) Attend GO BOLD New Student Orientation (See page 13)

Need to Know 1

Important Dates Mark Your Calendar

Finals Schedule

July

For future and up-to-date schedules, visit bit.ly/2o69Ro7.

17: AlcoholEdu® for College and Haven or Haven Plus

Wednesday, December 6

August

Reading Day (no

## 8 am – 5 pm

19: Move-In Weekend

All Tuesday night classes

## 7 pm – 9 pm

21-22: Mandatory New Student Orientation 23: First Day of Classes 29: Last Day to Add or Change Classes

September 4: Labor Day Holiday 16: Family Day

exams this day)

Thursday, December 7 7 MWF classes

## 6 am – 7:50 am

8 & 8:30 MWF

## 8 am – 10 am

9 & 9:30 TR

## 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

10 & 10:30 MWF

## 1 pm – 3 pm

2 & 2:30 TR

## 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

All Thursday night classes

## 7 pm – 9 pm

October

Friday, December 8

11: Midterm Grades Posted

8 & 8:30 TR classes

## 8 am – 10 am

12-13: Fall Break

9 & 9:30 MWF

## 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

21: Homecoming

11 & 11:30 MWF

## 1 pm – 3 pm

23: Early Registration for Spring Semester (through December 5)

All MATH 0903 Sections

## 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

All Wednesday night classes

## 7 pm – 9 pm

November 22-26: Thanksgiving Holiday 27: Last Day to Withdraw from a Class or Change to Audit

December 6 at 7:00 pm: End of Course Exams Begin (Finals)

Monday, December 11 11 & 11:30 TR classes

## 8 am – 10 am

1 & 1:30 MWF

## 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

1 & 1:30 TR

## 1 pm – 3 pm

3, 3:30, & 4 MWF

## 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

All Monday night classes

## 7 pm – 9 pm

12 at 5:30 pm: End of Course Exams Conclude (Finals)

Tuesday, December 12

18: Winter Intersession Begins

12 & 12:30 MWF classes

## 8 am – 10 am

2 & 2:30 MWF

## 10:30 am – 12:30 pm

January

10, 12 & 12:30 TR

## 1 pm – 3 pm

5: Winter Intersession Ends

3, 3:30, & 4 TR

## 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm

16: Spring 2018 Classes Begin

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Need to Know 3

Glossary An explanation of common terms used through your college career can be found here.

Degree Maps Print a semester-by-semester guide of the courses required to complete each major offered by visiting bit.ly/2nERCup.

Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) The Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) is designed to assist in planning the academic progress of students from the high school level through the adult workforce. This system contains information about the transferability of courses within Arkansas public colleges and universities. Students are guaranteed the transfer of applicable credits and equitable treatment in the application of credits for admissions and degree requirements. Students may complete specified General Education courses anywhere in the public system as well as many courses in the degree/major that have been pre-identified for transfer. Course transferability is not guaranteed for courses listed in ACTS as No Comparable Course. Transferability of courses taken prior to January 1, 2007, is at the discretion of the receiving institution. The Arkansas Course Transfer System can be accessed at acts.adhe.edu. Act 747 of 2011 establishes a statewide common course numbering system for postsecondary courses. The Arkansas Course Transfer System (ACTS) meets this requirement.

Fight On Rewards A mobile app that allows students to check-in to events/activities, earn points for each check-in, and win prizes and exclusive experiences. The Fight On Rewards App (free) can be downloaded from Apple iTunes and Google Play.

Grade Point Average (GPA) Your grade point average (GPA) is calculated by dividing the total amount of grade points earned by the total amount of attempted credit hours. To figure your GPA, visit bit.ly/2ot7Ndm. TheLink theLink.atu.edu is the hub for all ATU organizations. Log in with your OneTech username and password.

For further information about the transfer of courses between colleges and universities within Arkansas, contact the Academic Advising Center.

OneTech

Blackboard Learn (BbLearn)

OneTech enables you to access your Tech email account (Office365.atu.edu), class schedule, Blackboard account, Tegrity transcript, billing invoice, campus event announcements, ATU Alert (See page 34), and much more.

BbLearn is Techâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s e-learning platform (bblearn.atu.edu). Most web/ online courses and all eTech courses are conducted through the BbLearn system, and many on-campus courses also utilize it. Classes utilizing BbLearn will appear in the My Courses box in Blackboard when your instructors make them available.

For security reasons, once you are enrolled in classes, faculty and staff may only respond to emails sent from your Tech email.

Orientation Leader Bookstore Bring your course schedule to the campus bookstore to find the textbooks and supplies you need or visit atu.bncollege.com and pick up your order for free in store. Helpful tip: renting your textbooks will save you the most money up front, or you can purchase them and sell them back to the bookstore at the end of the term to get cash back. The bookstore also price matches. For more tips and advice, plus promotions and exclusive discounts, download the app at www.appbnc.com/ Catalog Find information about graduation requirements, general education requirements, course descriptions, and much more at atu.edu/catalog.

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Elite upper-classmen selected to provide incoming students the best possible experience in their first few days in the ATU family. Student Ambassador Student Ambassadors assist incoming students with class registration, campus tours, Bridge to Excellence (B2E), and campus resources. Student Handbook As a student at Arkansas Tech University, it is your responsibility to become familiar with all rules, regulations, and policies that shape the structure of our campus community. The Student Handbook and Student Code of Conduct can be found online at atu.edu/studenthandbook.

Tech ID Your Tech ID is a resource used by campus personnel to verify your information and may also act as a campus debit card. Your Tech ID is essential to your success here at Tech. Several businesses offer a Tech discount with a valid Tech ID. A full list of partnering businesses can be found at atu.edu/sga.

Use your Tech ID for: ]] Entering your residence hall ]] Entering most academic buildings from 5:00 pm to 9:00 pm Monday-Thursday ]] Swiping into the cafeteria or eating at Baz-Tech, Docâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Place, and Brown Hall (See page 12) ]] Picking up your refund or payroll check ]] Checking out library books ]] Selling your textbooks back ]] Identifying yourself at any office ]] Working out at Tech Fit ]] Free admission to Tech sporting events (see Fight On Rewards for details)

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Section

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College Life Residence Life 12 ]]

The Application Process

Move-In Weekend 14 ]]

Freshmen arrive Saturday, August 19

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Returning students arrive Sunday, August 20

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Residence Life Checklist

Campus Dining 16 ]]

Meal Plans

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Chambers Dining Hall

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Grab-N-Go Lunch

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Doc’s Place Convenience Store

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Baz-Tech

Orientation 17

Residence Life Residence Life welcomes you to the experience of living on campus. At Tech, we believe living on campus is a valuable and important part of your educational experience which encourages growth, development, and maturity. Activities and programs are planned to assist you in adjusting to the Tech community and to foster campus involvement. Living on campus will be a place for you to meet new people, develop your leadership skills, and become a part of the campus community. Facts about residence life at ATU: ]] More than 2,800 students live on campus ]] There are four Living Learning Communities (LLC) ]] Nearly 100 student leaders serve as resident assistants and resident directors. ]] More than 700 programs happen in the residence halls to help provide campus activities for students. ]] Each residence hall has at least one study lounge. The Application Process The housing application can be found on the ATU Residence Life website located at www.atu.edu/reslife. Before you apply make sure you have done the following: Applied and been accepted to Arkansas Tech University. Have received and tested your OneTech login name and password. Look at the how to apply guide located here bit.ly/2oLVgBG. See directory on page 38 for contact information.

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Move-In Weekend In an effort to eliminate long lines, all students should follow the move-in times based on building and floor assignments listed below. Freshmen arrive Saturday, August 19

Baswell, Jones, Nutt, and Paine Halls ]] Students assigned to floors 1,3,5 begin moving in at 7:00 am. ]] Students assigned to floors 2,4 begin moving in at 8:00 am.

All other residence halls ]] Students assigned to floors 1,3,5 begin moving in at 9:30 am. ]] Students assigned to floors 2,4 begin moving in at 10:30 am. Returning students arrive Sunday, August 20

Baswell, M Street, Nutt, and Paine Halls, University Commons and Vista Place ]] Students assigned to floors 1,3,5 begin moving in at 1:00 pm. ]] Students assigned to floors 2,4 begin moving in at 2:00 pm.

All other residence halls: ]] Students assigned to floors 1,3,5 begin moving in at 2:30 pm. ]] Students assigned to floors 2,4 begin moving in at 3:30 pm.

Residence Life Checklist Connect with your roommate (assignment confirmations will be sent via email by June 1, 2017). Review the online move-in guide to see what is required, needed, and not permitted in the residence halls (atu.edu/reslife). Review your hall assignment to see your permitted move-in time (move-in schedule above) and plan your arrival accordingly. Consider the loft and micro-fridge rental program through our partners at Collegiate Concepts Inc. (www.loftconcepts.com) Consider the linen program through our partners at OCM (www.rhl.org/akt). Consider insuring your personal property with National Student Services Inc. (www.nssi.com)

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Campus Dining Meal Plans

Who is required to have a meal plan?

Chambers Dining Hall

All on-campus students except those living in Vista Apartments and the University Commons Apartments are required to purchase a meal plan. Meal plans are semester based and are designed to offer convenience, variety, and affordability with varying combinations of meals. Meal plans are non-transferrable. Any inquiries for meal plans should be directed to Administrative Services.

Chambers Dining Hall has a number of food options available to students during the day. Choose from a sandwich, salad bar, pizza, or various main courses each day.

How Do I Purchase a Meal Plan? You are able to select your meal plan in the housing portal after you sign your housing contract and pay your $50.00 pre-payment. Commuter Students may purchase a meal plan in the Student Accounts Office. See directory on page 38 for contact information.

Can I Change My Meal Plan?

Grab-N-Go Lunch A quick solution for those with limited time for lunch. Available at Chambers Dining Hall and Docâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Place.

With one card swipe, you choose from: ]] Salads, sandwiches, and wraps ]] Choice of chips ]] Choice of beverage ]] Fruit ]] Dessert

Fall Semester

Docâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Place Convenience Store

You have until 5:00 pm on August 29, 2017 to change your meal plan. On-campus students may change their meal plan in the housing portal. Commuter students may change their meal plan by contacting Administrative Services.

Our convenience store has everything you need ranging from candy and drinks to hot-and-ready pizza! Stop by for a quick snack or meal.

Spring Semester

Baz-Tech

You have until 5:00 pm on January 22, 2018 to change your meal plan. On-campus students may change their meal plan in the housing portal. Commuter students may change their meal plan by contacting Administrative Services. Arkansas Tech University partners with Chartwells Dining Services to provide students with the right food and nutrition to power them through their college years. Our campus has several dining services available to students. Please visit atu.edu/dining for more information.

Baz-Tech, located at the center of campus, is the perfect place to study, eat, or simply relax with friends. Baz-Tech has seating available upstairs, downstairs, and outside on the patio.

Dining opportunities: ]] Which-Wich Sandwich Shop ]] Chick-Fil-A ]] Wild Green Salads ]] Pope Co. BBQ ]] Island Oasis Smoothie ]] Starbucks Coffee Bar

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Orientation Start your college career with GO BOLD New Student Orientation. Beginning Monday, August 21, this mandatory orientation will help ease your transition into college. Meet other new students and become familiar with ATU in an informative and fun two-day orientation program. In these sessions, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll learn about available resources on campus and attend Freshman Convocation. This is a ceremony specifically designed for new students at ATU led by our president, Dr. Robin Bowen. See directory on page 38 for contact information.

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Section

n Three Involvement Campus Events 20

Greek Life 26

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Involvement Fair

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Family Day

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Homecoming 2017

On Track 21

Leadership Opportunities through Greek Life

Recreation 28 ]]

Campus Recreation Outdoor Recreation

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Tracks

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Completion

Musical Involvement 30

Leadership + Service 22

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Ensembles

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Freshman Leadership Experience (FLE)

Alumni 31

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Engaged Leaders Institute

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Leadership Studies Minor

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Alternative Spring Break

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Service Drives

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Action Days

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Student Alumni Association (SAA)

Lunch with a Leader

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Tech Tradition Keepers

LEAD Academy

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Presidential Leadership Cabinet (PLC)

Student Organizations 24 ]]

Registered Student Organizations (RSOs)

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University Supported RSOs

Campus Events Involvement Fair

Homecoming 2017

Monday, August 21

Monday, October 16

Held during Welcome Week, this event is an opportunity to learn about getting involved at ATU. Campus organizations and local businesses will be present with free food, giveaways, entertainment, and fun.

Pep Rally at 9:00 pm at Thone Stadium

Family Day

Saturday, September 16 ATU’s annual Family Day is a great opportunity to have your loved ones come back to visit campus. A full day of planned events begin in the morning and last until game time. Attendees will enjoy the Family Day Jazz Brunch, sounds of the Arkansas Tech Jazz Band and Music Theater, Tailgating, face painting, inflatables, a (free) pre-game meal, a pep rally, and an exciting Wonder Boys football game.

Tuesday, October 17 Tech’s Got Talent at 8:00 pm in Witherspoon Auditorium

Wednesday, October 18 Party at the Tower at 4:00 pm-7:00 pm at Hindsman Tower Greek Step Show at 9:00 pm in Tucker Coliseum

Thursday, October 19 Play Unified at 4:00 pm-6:00 pm at Hindsman Tower SAB’s Bingo at 8:00 pm in Witherspoon Auditorium

Friday, October 20 Tech’s Got Talent at 8:00 pm in Witherspoon Auditorium

Saturday, October 21 Party at the Plaza at 11:00 am at Centennial Plaza Homecoming Ceremony at 1:30 pm at Thone Stadium Homecoming Game vs Northwest Oklahoma at 2:00 pm at Thone Stadium

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On Track On Track is a co-curricular experience designed to enhance student development beyond the classroom setting, encourage students to network socially among peers, and to include students in traditional and signature university events. Each semester, a map of events and activities will be available to students categorized by interests. Get Licensed for On Track by visiting atu.edu/ontrack Tracks

Completion Students, who choose to complete all seven tracks become eligible to apply for an all-expenses paid trip following the completion of the last track. Students, who are selected to travel, are actively exposed to leadership practices, cultural heritage, community service, professional networking, and other college and university campuses that are part of the destinations they visit. Some popular attractions include:

May 2018 Active Mind and Body is designed to assist students in understanding wellness concepts.

Washington, D. C. and San Francisco, CA

Advance to Career is designed to articulate the abilities and skills that students have gained from participation on campus and teach them to express those qualifications to potential employers.

*Suggested activities (italicized)

Aspiring Leader is designed to develop foundational leadership and social skills for the ensuing years of collegiate life. Elevated Citizen is designed to enhance the collegiate experience through philanthropic giving and civic engagement. Global Focus is designed to expose students to a variety of situations and topics that they may encounter or be affected by as a member of a global population. Leader Identified is designed to cultivate leadership skills and reflect on experiences to prepare for future opportunities. Unite is designed to connect students at Arkansas Tech with student involvement opportunities

(Destinations change each year)

Washington, D.C. ]] Meeting with US Senator or US Representative

]] Performance at Kennedy Center

]] Tour Capitol Building

]] Newseum

]] Service activity

]] Arlington National Cemetery (Changing of the Guard)

]] Tour national monuments ]] Smithsonian museums

]] Bus tour

San Francisco, CA ]] Visit with a business professional

]] The Exploratorium

]] Tour Silicon Valley

]] Alcatraz Island

]] Service activity

]] Golden Gate Bridge & Park

]] California Academy of Sciences

]] San Francisco Giants game

]] San Francisco Symphony

See directory on page 38 for Campus Life contact information.

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Leadership + Service Freshman Leadership Experience (FLE)

Leadership Studies Minor

August 16-19, 2017

The fall 2017 semester will be the inaugural class for the Leadership Studies minor. The 18-hour interdisciplinary program is designed for undergraduate students wanting to gain leadership skills that can be applied to their involvement with co-curricular activities while they are pursuing their degree and also can be applied to their work in their chosen profession following graduation. This will be accomplished by offering students opportunities to practically apply what they have learned in the classroom to their real world experiences.

FLE serves as the starting point for students seeking to gain and increase their leadership skill set. Open to 36 incoming freshman, this program will actively engage students in a variety of leadership experiences that will create an advantage prior to their first day of classes. Participants will receive a $200 leadership scholarship and early move-in privileges (if housed on campus). This program will take place on both the Arkansas Tech campus and Petit Jean State Park. Visit atu.edu/orientation to apply by July 1, 2017. Travel and meal expenses are included. Students applying for FLE must be available for the entire length of this program.

Engaged Leaders Institute

Saturday, October 14 The Engaged Leaders Institute provides students the opportunity to develop leadership skills. Workshop topics will focus on personal growth, community building, and creating an impact at ATU and beyond. The registration fee of $15 includes participation in leadership development workshops, lunch, and a certificate of completion. This conference is sponsored by the Student Government Association and Campus Life. Lunch with a Leader Lunch with a Leader is a series of round-table discussions that offer students a chance to learn from the experience of seasoned professionals from a variety of different fields as well as an opportunity to engage in conversation about the community as a whole. This is a great way for students to develop their network and learn how leaders within a variety of fields have established themselves. Lunch is provided on a first come, first served basis.

LEAD Academy LEAD Academy is a three-phase leadership development program designed to prepare students to take on leadership roles within the campus, community, and in their future career by discovering individual strengths and applying leadership techniques. Each of the three phases allows students to examine how they approach leadership and learn skills to enhance their experiences. Students who participate in LEAD Academy focus on creating genuine relationships, conflict management styles, working with the $100 Solution Project â&#x201E;˘, and more.

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See directory on page 38 for Campus Life contact information.

Alternative Spring Break

Service Drives

Alternative Spring Break is a chance for students to give back during their spring break. Service opportunities may include working with food banks, soup kitchens, community gardens, thrift stores, homeless shelters, and after-school programs. Not only do students participate in community service, they also have the chance to explore the city. Students who attend this trip return with increased cultural awareness and the leadership skills to create a positive impact in the River Valley.

Service drives are an opportunity for students to donate goods to Russellville community organizations. Each month, a drive is held for a local community partner.

Past locations:

Action Days

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]] Chicago

]] New Orleans

]] Austin

]] Nashville

]] San Antonio

Participating organizations include: ]] Main Street Mission

]] ARVAC Food Bank

]] Russellville Animal Shelter ]] Salvation Army

Each month, ATU features volunteer opportunities that allow students to give back to the River Valley community with a hands-on experience.

Volunteer opportunities have included: ]] ARVAC Food Bank ]] Equestrian Zone ]] Lake Dardanelle State Park ]] Main Street Mission ]] Pope County Library ]] Pope County Senior Activity Center ]] River Valley Assisted Living ]] River Valley Food 4 Kids ]] Russellville Animal Shelter ]] Russellville City Park ]] Special Olympics of Arkansas Tech University Volunteer opportunities are posted regularly on the Campus Life page on theLink.

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Student Organizations Registered Student Organizations (RSOs) ATU has over 100 Registered Student Organizations ranging in focus from academic, special interest, student government, Greek life, athletics, and personal beliefs and values. Get involved in weekly meetings, special study groups, weekend retreats, and sharing a meal. Find out what ATU has to offer by attending the Involvement Fair (See page 16), calling Campus Life, or visiting theLink. See directory on page 38 for contact information. University Supported RSOs

Student Government Association (SGA)

National Residence Hall Honorary

SGA serves as the official student voice to the ATU administration and aims to represent the interests of students to enhance the student decision-making process, to improve campus life, to preserve and protect the traditions of the University, and to support students and student organizations in their academic and community endeavors.

NRHH is an organization comprised of the top 1% of the student leaders living in campus housing. It centers on the core values of service and recognition. NRHH chooses the winner for “Of the Month” or OTM awards, and winners are proudly displayed in Baz-Tech and Doc’s Place. NRHH is also responsible for Helping Halls each fall and organizes community service opportunities throughout the year.

SGA has leadership opportunities for incoming freshmen including three freshmen senators and eight senator-at-large positions. Information on how to contact SGA can be found page 38.

Residence Hall Association (RHA) RHA is a student-led organization made up of representatives from each residence hall and is dedicated to improving the quality of life in all housing facilities. Living in the residence halls automatically makes you a member of at least one of the three levels of RHA. 88 Level 1 - The General Body All on-campus residents 88 Level 2 - Hall Council Serves as the governing body for each hall Selects representatives to serve on RHA committees Actively participate in meetings. 88 Level 3 - Executive Board A small number of elected officials Oversees the general operations of the organization See your hall staff for more information on becoming involved in your Hall Council or contact RHA at rha@atu.edu.

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To join NRHH, a student must live on campus at Arkansas Tech University for at least one semester, be in good academic standing (2.50 cumulative GPA or higher), and exhibit outstanding leadership and service in the residence hall system.

GOLD Cabinet GOLD Cabinet is responsible for the design, coordination, and execution of On Track. In addition to browsing events and organizations on theLink, students will engage in working towards a goal to achieve a certain connection or involvement on campus. GOLD Cabinet also recognizes student leadership through the GOLD Leader of the Month program and awards funding to eligible Registered Student Organizations for organizational operations, programming, and other qualifying expenses.

Student Activities Board (SAB) This group of leaders plans and implements great fun (and free!) events of all varieties for the entire campus. Contact SAB to join. 88 SAB Free Events SAB provides free events to students featuring comedians, musicians, movies, carnivals, lectures, concerts, and much more. Students can get involved in one or more of the areas listed. Motion Pictures: Watch movies straight from the theater before you can stream them. Enjoy free popcorn, candy, and drinks and watch for outdoor movies, too. Creative/Social Events: Popular annual events include Summer Send-Off, Black Light Party, Paint War, Tech’s Got Talent, and more. Variety Events: Join SAB for exciting programs featuring magicians, comedians, hypnotists, slam poets, and acoustic artists. Campus Community: Getting involved at Arkansas Tech can be both educational and fun! Not only will you learn about alcohol awareness with the annual drunk driving simulation, there are also events like Walk a Mile in Her Shoes® and the Community Service Fair every year. These activities allow students to be interactive and informed at the same time. Check the monthly Campus Life Bulletin for more details! See directory on page 38 for SAB contact information.

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Greek Life Social fraternities and sororities have been an active part of ATU for more than 40 years. Founded on the ideals of scholarship, leadership, service, and unity, Greek Life has a long tradition of fostering student involvement and development. Many fraternities and sororities recruit new members during the beginning of each semester.

Reasons to Go Greek ]] Building Leaders ]] Serving Others ]] Achieving Excellence ]] Creating Relationships Specifics regarding recruitment activities and a listing of organizations can be found on the website at atu.edu/greeks. Leadership Opportunities through Greek Life

Interfraternity Council (IFC) The Arkansas Tech fraternity experience revolves around character, leadership, responsibility, and philanthropy. Each fraternity on campus holds membership and elects delegates to represent their chapters at weekly meetings throughout the school year.

College Panhellenic Council (CPC) CPC serves our sororities at ATU and is the largest womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;sonly organization on campus. CPC promotes involvement through leadership, academic achievement, philanthropic and community service initiatives, as well as lasting sisterhood.

Order of Omega Order of Omega is a Greek Leadership Honor Society established at Arkansas Tech University in 1986. This group unites outstanding fraternity men and sorority women in furthering the philosophy of Greek Life. Order of Omega is responsible for the communitywide programs surrounding Greek Lifeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s four core values of scholarship, leadership, unity, and service. Signature events include Greek Week and Greek 101. See directory on page 38 for Greek Life contact information.

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Recreation Campus Recreation

Outdoor Recreation

Participating in Campus Recreation programs will fulfill your mental, physical, and social needs whether you are a former high school athlete or an individual who has the desire to stay (or get) active.

There’s a reason Arkansas is the Natural State. Outdoor Recreation has you covered for your next big adventure. Our outdoor equipment is available for checkout, free of charge to Arkansas Tech students.

Intramural Sports

Outdoor Equipment Includes

More than 30 intramural events (Men’s, Women’s, and CoRec leagues) are offered during the year including:

]] Bicycles (mtn., hybrid, cruisers)

]] Sand Volleyball

]] 3v3 Basketball

]] Hammocks

]] Indoor/Court Volleyball

]] 5v5 Basketball

]] Canoes

]] Table Tennis

]] Racquetball

]] Tents

]] Flag Football

]] Dodgeball

Personal bike repair for students is also available.

]] Billiards

]] Soccer

]] Softball

]] Ultimate Frisbee

]] Bowling

Fitness Our fitness programs are offered weekly and open to beginner, intermediate, or advanced participants and includebootcamp, yoga, and Zumba®. Each class is taught by a certified instructor and are available at no cost to students.

Club Sports There are currently four official ATU Club Sports that participate in sanctioned leagues/tournaments competing against other universities in the region. Clay Shooting, Fishing Team, Men’s Golf, and Men’s Soccer all begin recruiting and holding tryouts early in the fall semester. See directory on page 38 for Campus Recreation contact information.

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]] Kayaks

Saturday excursions are offered multiple times each semester. Trip locations include: Horseshoe Canyon Ranch, Piney River, Buffalo River, Mt. Petit Jean, Mt. Nebo, Ozark Highlands, and Boxley Valley.

Activities Include: ]] Canoeing

]] Climbing

]] Hiking

]] Paintball

]] Bouldering

]] Kayaking

For up-to-date excursion information, visit atu.edu/outdoorrecreation. Additionally, Outdoor Recreation has partnered with The Wall, the local climbing and bouldering center. Students can get shoes/gear and climb or boulder at no cost during designated hours. Passes can be picked up in the Doc Bryan Information Booth daily. For a full list of all activities visit at imleagues.com/atu or download the REC*It and REC*IT Fitness app.

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Musical Involvement ATU offers multiple ensembles for non-music majors. Ensembles 88 Arkansasâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Band of Distinction (ABD)

88 Basketball Band

Scholarships Available

Must be in ABD or Concert Band

Auditions Required

88 University Choir 88 Jazz Ensemble

Scholarships Available

Auditions Required

88 Tech Concert Band Rehearses Only 3 Hours Per Week Auditions Not Required

For more information, visit atu.edu/music.

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Alumni Student Alumni Association (SAA) SAA, in cooperation with the Alumni Office, encourages current students to embrace Tech traditions and educate them about the Arkansas Tech Alumni Association. SAA sponsors the Tradition Keeper program and Button Run. Benefits of membership include free t-shirts, networking with alumni, and community service. For more information or to apply, visit TechTies.atu.edu/SAA. Tech Tradition Keepers The Tradition Keepers program weaves ATU traditions into the student experience. Tradition Keepers wear a special green cord at commencement and are recognized during the ceremony. Additionally, students earn the designation of Tradition Keeper on their official university transcript. To participate, download the Tech Traditions App (Apple iTunes or Google Play) to learn more. For more information, visit TechTies.atu.edu/TK. Presidential Leadership Cabinet (PLC) PLC is an elite organization where members serve as representatives of the Presidentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Office and the Alumni Office. Members gain leadership and volunteer experience while enhancing their networking opportunities. This organization meets periodically with the Arkansas Tech President, senior administrators, and alumni. Applicants must maintain a 3.0 cumulative grade point average and be a full-time student.

For more information, visit TechTies.atu.edu/PLC.

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Section

n Four

Resources & Services Academic Support 34

Keepin’ It Safe 38

]]

Bridge to Excellence (B2E)

]]

Doc Bryan Tutoring Center

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Academic Coaching

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Norman Career Services (NCS)

Student Support 36 ]]

International & Multicultural Student Services Office (IMSSO)

]]

Veteran Services

]]

Diversity & Inclusion (DDI)

]]

Disability & Testing Services

]]

Health & Wellness Center

]]

Registrar’s Office

]]

Campus Support Center

Public Safety

Paying for College 40 ]]

Ways to Pay

]]

NBS E-Cashier Payment Plan

Safety at College 41 ]]

Jerry Cares

]]

AlcoholEdu® For College, Haven & Haven Plus

Tech Directory 42 ]]

Campus Map + Building Codes

Academic Support Bridge to Excellence (B2E) As one of the newest members of the Tech family, you get to participate in B2E, a 17-year tradition. When you register as a freshman, you are matched with a volunteer faculty or staff mentor who wants to welcome and support you throughout your freshman year. Your mentor will help you navigate college life and connect you with any resources you might need, so feel free to contact your mentor any time. You will meet your mentor at New Student Orientation where you can ask questions regarding any part of Tech life, from residence hall living to study habits to intramural sports. You will also get the opportunity to meet other Tech freshmen with similar interests. Doc Bryan Tutoring Center Let the tutors at the Doc Bryan Tutoring Center help you improve your grades, free of charge. In Doc Bryan 153, you can find tutors for almost any subject. The Tutoring Center accepts walk-ins and appointments from 5:00 pm-9:00 pm, Sunday-Thursday during the fall and spring semesters. For specific subjects, find the schdule at atu.edu/tutoring. Academic Coaching Academic Coaching is a free service for any Tech student who wants to develop a personalized academic plan for success. This semester-long commitment involves a weekly meeting between you and your coach to discuss progress, create a plan of action for the upcoming week, encourage your success, and consider how to achieve your goals. Norman Career Services (NCS) NCS is committed to helping students research major and career options that correspond with their individual skills, personal values, interests, and goals. Students will develop the professionalism required to fulfill their career goals by participating in career fairs, workshops, etiquette dinners, information sessions, and on-campus recruiting. See directory on page 38 for Academic Support contact information.

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Student Support International & Multicultural Student Services Office (IMSSO) Arkansas Techâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s IMSSO provides cross-cultural interaction and services that enhance the college experience for international and multicultural students. Expand your knowledge by getting involved and meeting students from all over the world.

Programs & Events ]] Global Connect ]] World On Wednesdays ]] International Fashion Shows ]] International Education Week ]] International Student Speakers Bureau ]] Cultural Field Trips ]] International Festivals ]] Light the Night See directory on page 38 for IMSSO contact information. Veteran Services ATU is designated by the State Approving Agency for Veterans as a school where veterans and eligible dependents may qualify for educational benefits while working toward a degree. The VA Certifying Official assists students with filing required documents for educational benefits with the VA, issues enrollment certifications to the VA, and monitors students satisfactory progress toward their degree. See directory on page 38 for Veteran Services contact information.

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Diversity & Inclusion (DDI) DDI focuses on enhancing the experiences of students within underrepresented populations. While creating a campus environment and culture that celebrates inclusiveness and multiculturalism, DDI aims to impact students from their first year to graduation. This office is the home to many workshops (Cultural Competency, Microagressions, LGBTQA Institute, etc.), events

(MLK Celebration, Diversity Week, Heritage Month Celebrations, etc.), and programs designed to strengthen the cultural

understanding of the entire campus community. See directory on page 38 for DDI contact information. Disability & Testing Services The Office of Disability Services serves as the campus liaison for students who may experience barriers in their learning environment due to a disability. The Office of Testing Services offers a wide range of standardized exams including Accuplacer, CLEP, ACT, and others. The office also coordinates exams for students who require alternate testing arrangements. If you will require academic or housing accommodations, please see directory on page 38 for contact information.

Health & Wellness Center This center provides educational and confidential medical services to students.

Free Services ]] Treatment of Minor Illnesses or Injuries ]] Allergy Shots Ordered by Private Physicians ]] Blood Pressure Monitoring ]] Loan of Crutches, Wheelchairs, and Heating Pads ]] Immunizations ]] Prescriptions ]] Lab Services ]] Women’s Health Visits ]] Individual, Group, and Couples Counseling

Services provided for a small fee ]] Hepatitis A and Hepatitis A&B Immunizations ]] Meningitis Immunization ]] Immunizations For Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis (DTap), and Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR)

Registrar’s Office The Office of the Registrar is the official source for all student academic records. The Registrar’s Office issues official Tech transcripts and processes major changes, class schedule changes, course withdrawals, grades, graduation applications, and much more. See directory on page 38 for contact information. Campus Support Center Our 24/7 call center is the first stop for all questions regarding technology solutions at ATU. They service desktop computers and equip classrooms and labs with the applicable hardware and software. Other solutions are most quickly obtained by allowing our well trained staff to route your requests to the appropriate contact.

Direct services provided include ]] OneTech and email support ]] Password Assistance

]] TB Skin Tests

]] Guidance with Blackboard

]] T-Spot Test

]] Tegrity

All patient records are confidential. No information is released without the written authorization of the student.

The Health & Wellness Center is currently located at 126 Dean Hall (entrance located on the North side of the building). The office will be moving in the fall 2017 semester to Doc Bryan, Suite 117. Students may schedule an appointment with one of the medical professionals or counselors. Appointments are preferred, and walk-ins will be seen as time allows.

]] Respondus ]] Turnit-In and other systems See directory on page 38 for contact information.

See directory on page 38 for contact information.

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Keepinâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; It Safe Public Safety

Parking at ATU

The Department of Public Safety provides information for all incoming students and their families about the safety of campus.The website offers valuable safety information, the Annual Safety Report, information on emergency preparedness, and services provided by Public Safety to our campus community. The following are a few of the services offered at Arkansas Tech University.

Everyone attending ATU is required to have a parking permit. Permits are available online beginning August 1 for each academic year. To purchase an Arkansas Tech parking permit for the main campus, follow these steps:

Annual Safety and Security Report Each year ATU publishes a report that lists all efforts taken to ensure a safe learning environment and includes safety programs, policies, and crime statistics for the University. A digital copy can be obtained at bit.ly/2op6xGf or a hard copy can be requested by contacting the Department of Public Safety.

ATU Alert ATU Alert notifies the university community in an efficient and timely manner in case of a campus security event. Emergency notification is a critical part of the security plan for Arkansas Tech students, faculty, and staff. ATU Alert provides the Department of Public Safety with the ability to disseminate emergency notifications by text, telephone call, e-mail, social media, and Alertus boxes positioned at strategic locations on campus. To learn more about ATU Alert, visit bit.ly/2ot0P7Q.

Emergency Procedure Guide ATU has created and distributed the ATU Emergency Procedure Guide which is available to all faculty and staff members. A copy is located in every classroom, residence hall room, departmental office, and meeting space on campus. This guide includes quick access to information needed in emergency situations. It is also available online at bit.ly/2ot0P7Q.

Emergency Call Stations Campus buildings, parking lots, sidewalks, and all major walkways are lit at night. Call stations are located throughout these areas and are easily located in daylight by their red color and at night by their blue lights. These call stations provide instant communication with emergency services. If you need assistance, simply press the red button on the face of the emergency call station, and you will be connected with emergency services.

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]] Log in to OneTech ]] Click on Student Life in the Left Menu Bar. ]] Click on the Purchase Your Parking Permit link under Parking. ]] Follow the instructions to purchase a permit. You will need to know the make and model of your vehicle as well as your license plate number in order to complete the process listed above.

Upon completion of your hangtag purchase, click on Parking Home to print a temporary parking permit (to be displayed on your vehicle dashboard). The permanent hangtag will arrive via mail within seven (7) to ten (10) business days. Students may purchase permits with a credit/debit card or post the charge to their student account. Those purchasing their hangtags using a credit/debit card will receive an email confirmation.

See directory on page 38 for Public Safety contact information.

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Paying for College Ways to Pay Paying for college doesn’t have to be a challenge. Payment of tuition and all other fees and charges, including room and board charges for students in residence halls, is due and payable prior to the start of each term.

Pay in Full ]] Online: Log in to One Tech, click the Tuition & Aid link on the left menu bar, click Pay Online, and choose Pay in Full ]] In Person: Payment can be made in Student Accounts Office at the Cashier’s Window

NBS e-Cashier Payment Plan ]] Log in to One Tech, click the Tuition & Aid link on the left menu bar, and click Set up Payment Plan

Authorized Financial Aid NBS E-Cashier Payment Plan

Advantages ]] Easy online enrollment ]] Flexible payment options ]] No interest

Payment methods: ]] Credit/debit card ]] Monthly payment plan ]] Automatic bank payment (ACH) Note: Payments are processed on the 5th of each month and will continue until balance is paid in full.

Cost to Participate ]] $35 enrollment fee per semester (ACH & credit card)

Simple Steps to Enroll ]] Log in to OneTech ]] Click on Tuition & Aid Link in the left menu bar ]] Under Payment Options click on Set up Payment Plan

Don’t Forget! Apply for Financial Aid by March 15 at www.fafsa.gov. If you missed the deadline, please contact the Financial Aid office as soon as possible. See directory on page 38 for contact information. See directory on page 38 for contact information.

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Safety at College Jerry Cares Jerry Cares works to ensure that ATU students have a safe and supportive learning and working environment, free from sexual misconduct, hazing, alcohol and drug abuse, and any other negative behaviors that are counterproductive to the environment needed for us all to feel valued and respected. This campaign equips you with tools, training, and resources necessary to take action. You can play a role in preventing and interrupting dangerous incidents from impacting your family, our university community. Visit atu.edu/jerrycares to learn more. AlcoholEdu® For College, Haven & Haven Plus Arkansas Tech has partnered with EverFi, the nationallyrecognized leader in the field of empowering young adults to make well-informed decisions. EverFi provides online educational courses called AlcoholEdu™ for College, Haven, and Haven Plus to help incoming students understand the issues of alcohol abuse and sexual assault. AlcoholEdu™ for College uses the latest prevention techniques and research to educate students about the effects of alcohol on the mind and body. Haven and Haven Plus rely on proven prevention theories and educational strategies to increase student awareness of sexual misconduct and are designed to assist Tech in meeting legal requirements and guidance issued by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights and the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault. All courses are part of an ongoing and proactive educational campaign aimed at keeping students safe and well-informed. All new first year and transfer students enrolled at Arkansas Tech are required to complete AlcoholEdu™ for College and Haven online during the summer prior to the start of the fall semester. All new graduate students are required to complete Haven Plus. Students will receive an email in July with detailed instructions on how to complete the courses. For more information, see directory on page 38 to contact Amy Pennington, Dean of Students.

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Tech Directory Academic Advising Center

Bridge To Excellence (B2E)

OO Rothwell Hall, Suite 107

OO Doc Bryan, 153

(479) 964-0843

(479) 964-0583 ext. 2606

ƀƀ adviseme@atu.edu

ðð atu.edu/b2e

Arkansas Tech University-Academic Advising Center

ƀƀ b2e@atu.edu

Academic Coaching

Campus Life

OO Doc Bryan,153

OO Doc Bryan, Suite 233

(479) 964-0583 ext. 4506

(479) 968-0276

Administrative Services OO Browning Hall, 1st Floor (479) 498-2837 Admissions Office OO Brown Hall, Suite 104 (479) 968-0343 ƀƀ tech.enroll@atu.edu

ƀƀ campuslife@atu.edu Arkansas Tech University-Campus Life ATUCampusLife ŗŗ atucampuslife Campus Recreation OO Campus Rec. Office/Garden Park ðð atu.edu/campusrecreation (479) 356-2010

Athletic Director

ƀƀ campusrec@atu.edu

OO Tucker Coliseum

Arkansas Tech University- Campus Recreation

(479) 968-0345

atucampusrec

Arkansas Tech University Athletics

ŗŗ atucampusrecreation

ATU_Athletics ŗŗ atuathletics

Campus Support OO Ross Pendergraft Library, Room 150 ðð ois.atu.edu (479) 968-0646 ƀƀ campussupport@atu.edu

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Counseling and Health & Wellness Center

General Information

OO Dean Hall, 126

(479) 968-0389

(479) 968-0329

(844) 804-2628 (toll free)

ðð atu.edu/hwc

Greek Life

Dean of Students

OO Doc Bryan, 233

(479) 968-0276

ðð atu.edu/greeks

ƀƀ apennington@atu.edu

ƀƀ greeklife@atu.edu

Disability Services OO Doc Bryan, Suite 141 (479) 968-0302

ATUGreeks ATU Greeks ŗŗ ATUGreeks

(479) 964-3290 (TTY Services)

International and Multicultural Student Services (IMSSO)

ðð atu.edu/disabilities

OO Tomlinson Hall, Room 29

Diversity & Inclusion OO Doc Bryan, Suite 229 (479) 880-4372 ðð atu.edu/diversity ƀƀ diversity@atu.edu Arkansas Tech Department of Diversity and Inclusion

(479) 964-0832 ðð atu.edu/imsso ƀƀ imsso@atu.edu Arkansas Tech-IMSSO ATUimsso ŗŗ atuimsso

ATUDiversity

Leadership & Service Programs

ŗŗ atudiversity

OO Doc Bryan, 233

Financial Aid OO Brown Hall, Suite 206

(479) 968-0276 ƀƀ campuslife@atu.edu

(479) 968-0399 ƀƀ fa.help@atu.edu Resources & Services 39

NCAA II Compliance Officer

Public Safety

OO Tucker Coliseum

OO 1508 North Boulder Ave (Police Building)

(479) 964-3230

(479) 968-0222

New Student Orientation OO Doc Bryan, 233 (479) 968-0276 ðð atu.edu/orientation ƀƀ orientation@atu.edu Norman Career Services OO Doc Bryan, Suite 153 (479) 964-0583 ext. 4506 ðð atu.edu/career ƀƀ career.services@atu.edu

ðð atu.edu/psafe ƀƀ dps@atu.edu Arkansas Tech University-Department of Public Safety atudps ŗŗ atudps Registrar’s Office OO Brown Hall, Suite 307 (479) 968-0272 ƀƀ registrar@atu.edu AtuRegistrar

Arkansas Tech University-Career Services

Residence Hall Association

ATUCareers

(479) 356-2004

Arkansas Tech University Career Services

ƀƀ rha@atu.edu

Parent & Family Relations

ŗŗ aturha

OO Doc Bryan, 233

Residence Life

(479) 356-2157

OO Doc Bryan, 211 (479) 968-0376 ðð atu.edu/reslife ƀƀ residence.life@atu.edu Arkansas Tech University-Residence Life ATUResLife

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Spirit Squads

Student Government Association

OO Doc Bryan, 233

(479) 968-0276

(479) 356-2124

ƀƀ spiritsquads@atu.edu

ƀƀ sga@atu.edu

Arkansas Tech Spirit Squads

Arkansas Tech University- SGA

atuspiritsquads

ATUSGA

ŗŗ atuspiritsquads

ŗŗ atusga

Student Accounts

Student Success

OO Brown Hall, Suite 241

OO Doc Bryan,153

(479) 968-0271 (main)

(479) 968-0278

(479) 880-4292 (Student ID Card)

ƀƀ student.success@atu.edu

ƀƀ business.office@atu.edu ATUStuAccounts

TRIO Student Support Services OO Brown Hall, Suite 345

Student Activities Board

(479) 880-4172

OO Doc Bryan, 233

ðð atu.edu/sss/

(479) 356-2018

ƀƀ trio.sss@atu.edu

ƀƀ sab@atu.edu ATU-Student Activities Board ArkansasTechSAB ŗŗ atu_SAB

Tutoring Services OO Doc Bryan, 153 (479) 964-0583 ext. 4506 ðð atu.edu/tutoring Veteran Services OO Brown Hall, Suite 346 (479) 968-0445 ðð atu.edu/veterans

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Campus Map + Building Codes Your schedule lists a 3 letter code (in gold) for each academic building. 29

Administration Building

Alumni House

Animal Science Teaching Lab

Crabaugh House

McEver Hall (MCE)

Critz Residence Hall

Norman Hall (NOR)

Dean Hall (DN)

Nutt Residence Hall

Doc Bryan Student Services Center(SSC)

Paine Residence Hall

Public Safety

Ross Pendergraft Library and Technology Center (RPL)

Baswell Residence Hall

Baswell Techionery

Energy Center (CES)

Brown Hall (RCB)

Facilities Management Building

Rothwell Hall (RTH)

Fisheries, Wildlife and Engineering Lab

Roush Residence Hall

Stadium Suites Student Housing Stroupe Building

Brown Residence Hall

Browning Hall

Campus Recreation Fields

Hindsman Tower

Campus Recreation Offices

Hull Physical Education Building (HULL)

Hughes Residence Hall

Tech Farm

Jones Residence Hall

Tech Field

M Street Residence Hall

Tech Greenhouses

Marching Band Practice Field

Techionery (TEC)

Temporary Nursing Building

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Caraway Residence Hall Chambers Cafeteria Chartwells Athletic Complex

Corley Hall (COR)

Crabaugh Hall (CRA)

Thone Stadium at Buerkle Field

Tomlinson Hall (TOM)

Tucker Coliseum

Tucker Residence Hall

Turner Residence Hall

University Commons Apartments

Visiting Team Dressing Facility

W.O. Young Building

Williamson Hall (WMS)

Wilson Residence Hall

Witherspoon Hall (WPS)

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