University Resources

Career and Professional Development Center

cmu.edu/career

412-268-2064

The Career and Professional Development Center (CPDC) is Carnegie Mellon’s centralized career center providing a comprehensive range of services, programs and materials. The CPDC focuses on career exploration and decision-making, professional development, experiential learning and employment assistance to meet today’s evolving workplace and student goals of finding satisfying work. The CPDC offers resources for students to navigate searching and securing internships and employment for both during and after their time at CMU.

Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion

cmu.edu/student-diversity

412-268-2150

The Center for Student Diversity and Inclusion is a place for everyone. Actively cultivating a strong, diverse and inclusive community, The Center offers resources to enhance an inclusive and transformative student experience in dimensions such as access, success, campus climate and intergroup dialogue. Additionally, The Center supports and connects historically underrepresented students and those who are first in their family to attend college in a setting where students’ differences and talents are appreciated and reinforced.

Civility Initiatives

412-268-3592

Civility Initiatives focuses on proactive community building and engagement with an emphasis on civility and respect. These initiatives increase opportunities for respectful discourse, enhancing students’ capacity to resolve conflicts and cultivate a deep sense of self-awareness, intercultural understanding and belonging through dialogue and restorative practices.

Housing Services and Residential Education

cmu.edu/housing

Housing Services: 412-268-2139

Residential Education: 412-268-2142

Together, Housing Services and the Office of Residential Education create an on-campus lived experience that supports, engages and inspires students. Each residential community is supported by a housefellow, a Student Affairs professional, and student leaders such as resident assistants, community advisors, and house councils, who support student growth and development by creating vibrant and engaging lived environments and experiences.

Dining Services

cmu.edu/dining

412-268-2139

Carnegie Mellon Dining Services provides a unique and diverse food service program that meets the nutritional, educational, multicultural and social needs of students and the university community. Dining Services staff are available to discuss meal plans and special student dietary needs.

Student Leadership, Involvement, and Civic Engagement (SLICE)

cmu.edu/slice

412-268-8704

SLICE provides and supports opportunities for students to explore, connect and engage with one another to create a set of experiences that matches their unique interests and talents. Whether it is exploring Pittsburgh, developing leadership potential, joining an organization or making positive change in the community, there are boundless opportunities for students to explore their passions.

The Office of Community Standards and Integrity cmu.edu/student-affairs/ocsi

412-268-2140

The Office of Community Standards and Integrity (OCSI) is dedicated to the growth and development of students in and outside of the classroom. OCSI serves as a resource for students, staff, faculty, and family members seeking guidance on conduct or academic integrity concerns. The OCSI team welcomes inquiries regarding educational programming, student support, and advice about the university’s student conduct and academic integrity processes.

Religious and Spiritual Life Initiatives (RSLI) cmu.edu/wellbeing/resources/ religious-spiritual

412-268-7682

Carnegie Mellon is committed to the holistic growth and development of our students, including creating opportunities for spiritual and religious practice and exploration. RSLI offers programs, events and interfaith initiatives, and collaborates with community institutions through the Council of Religious Advisors.

The Office of International Education (OIE) cmu.edu/oie

412-268-5231

The Office of International Education serves Carnegie Mellon’s international student and scholar community by advising on immigration, personal, academic, social, and acculturation matters. In addition to providing a variety of resources for international students and scholars, OIE facilitates study abroad and international exchange at CMU, and advises students on programs and options.

Postal Services cmu.edu/postoffice

412-268-2927

A one-stop destination for any domestic and international shipping and mailing needs, Carnegie Mellon Postal Services offers a wide range of products and services such as stamps, postage, mailing boxes, envelopes, tape, USPS forms and money orders. Incoming students are assigned a four-digit Student Mail Code (SMC) that matches a mailbox at Postal Services. Mail that fits inside the mailbox can be accessed any time and packages can be picked up at designated hours. Family members wanting to mail items to their student should address mail and packages in the following way:

STUDENT NAME

5032 FORBES AVENUE

SMC ####

PITTSBURGH, PA 15289

Learn more about community responsibilities and policies in The Word student handbook. cmu.edu/student-affairs/theword

Financial Resources

The HUB cmu.edu/hub

412-268-8186

The HUB delivers comprehensive service and counsel to students and families regarding ID card services, financial aid, billing, payment, registration and records. It is your one-stop office to connect with Student Financial Services, Student Financial Aid, and the University Registrar.

Student Financial Aid cmu.edu/sfs/financial-aid

412-268-8186

Meeting the cost of higher education is a significant investment. Carnegie Mellon is committed to providing a comprehensive financial aid program that makes it possible for admitted students to attend. Nearly half of CMU undergraduate students rely on some type of financial aid to pay for educational expenses.

My Plaid Student

cmu.edu/hub/MyPlaidStudent

412-268-8186

Students can designate users, typically parents and family members, to have direct access to their financial account information including invoices, payments and financial aid; and student academic information like current class schedule, mid-semester grades and final grades. Students designate My Plaid Student users via Student Information Online (SIO). During the authorization process, students can select some or all categories of information that their invited user(s) may access.

CMU Pantry cmu.edu/student-affairs/resources/ cmu-pantry

412-268-8704

The CMU Pantry is committed to reducing hunger among students by providing nutritious food at no cost. The CMU Pantry serves our student community with accessible food resources to promote a healthier, balanced university experience.

Safety Resources

CMU Alert cmu.edu/alert

CMU-alert is the university’s emergency notification system that sends voice and text messages in the event of an emergency. Instructions on how parents and family members can enroll in the CMU Alert system are available on the alert website.

Rave Guardian App cmu.edu/erm/guardian.html

The Rave Guardian App is a customized Carnegie Mellon safety app that includes safety timers and virtual buddy systems, helpful links to university resources and emergency communication to CMU Police. Download the app from the App Store or Google Play.

Shuttles and Escort Service cmu.edu/parking/transport

Shuttle service for students, faculty and staff operates on fixed routes in the campus area. Overnight escorts are available to give students a ride from campus pick up locations to their off-campus residences in nearby neighborhoods including Squirrel Hill, Shadyside and Oakland.

University Police cmu.edu/police

412-268-2323

The Carnegie Mellon University Police Department (CMUPD) works to enhance and promote safety at the university through collaboration, proactive problem-solving, open communication and the delivery of professional and dependable police and security services. Police and security officers patrol campus throughout the day and night. University Police can be reached through more than 50 emergency phones on campus, the Rave Guardian App and by phone.

Office of Title IX Initiatives cmu.edu/title-ix

412-268-7125

The Office of Title IX Initiatives is dedicated to promoting gender equity at Carnegie Mellon University, which includes coordinating the university’s efforts to prevent and effectively respond to all forms of gender discrimination such as gender identity discrimination and sexual misconduct like sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating and domestic violence, and stalking.

Hazing Prevention and Response cmu.edu/hazingprevention

CMU has a comprehensive policy, education program and procedures to address any potential of hazing in our community. Anyone with a hazing concern is urged and encouraged to report it.