Academic Affairs Mission Statement

Phone: (540) 568-6616

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/acadaffairs/mission.htm

Our mission is to provide an exceptional educational experience, designed to meet the changing needs of our students in society and dedicated to achieving the highest level of excellence within our academic programs.

We strive to focus on the student both as an individual and as a member of the global community. Our faculty are dedicated mentors who are scholars, innovative teachers, and models of responsibility and accountability. Our staff are creative and talented colleagues who are committed to providing a supportive environment that facilitates learning and development.

Student Affairs Mission Statement

Phone: (540) 568-3685

http://www.jmu.edu/stuaffairs/

We are committed to preparing students to be educated and enlightened citizens who will lead productive and meaningful lives.

Campus Services

Academic Advising and Career Development

301 Wilson Hall, MSC 1016

Phone: (540) 568-6555

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/aacd/

There are a variety of career development services on campus to assist students at various stages of the career exploration and job search process. These services are part of the Student Success Center in Wilson Hall. Professional career counselors are available to discuss vocational objectives and a career resource center augments students� career decision-making and job search activities.

A continuous on-campus interviewing program by employers from public schools, businesses, industries and government agencies is arranged during each school year in Sonner Hall.

Workshops on job-hunting strategies, resume writing, completing applications and interviewing are offered on a regular basis. Job vacancies from a variety of organizations are available in the resource center in Wilson Hall.

Bookstore

211 Bluestone Drive, MSC 2902

Phone: (540) 568-6121

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/bookstore

The JMU Bookstore stocks all textbooks used by the academic schools and departments, as well as a large selection of general and technical books. The store also sells school, office and computer supplies, software, clothing, gifts, magazines and greeting cards. For students� convenience, the bookstore provides the following services

�� Special orders for books

�� Textbook buy back

�� Gift certificates

�� Film processing

�� Bus tickets

�� Computer services

Card Services

Warren Hall, Third Floor, MSC 3532

Phone: (540) 568-6446

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/cardctr/

Card Services issues the JMU access card, which is the official identification card for all members of the university community. The JAC allows access to various campus facilities and services. It is also used for meal plans, dining dollar declining balance accounts and FLEX declining balance accounts, all of which are administered by Card Services. FLEX declining balance accounts are honored for purchases or services in the following areas: bookstore, on- campus copy centers and copy machines, game room, library fines, Mister Chips convenience store, postal services, University Health Center, University Recreation Center, Printing Labs located across campus, Masterpiece Theatre, Parking Services, UPB movies, on-campus vending machines, Warren Hall Ticket Office and all dining services locations as well as many off campus locations such as Chanellos, Biltmore Grill, IHOP, Latalia, Blimpies, Chilis, China Express, Luigi�s, Movie Max, Pargos, RT�s Chicken, Spanky�s and Subway, The Look, Carribean Tan, Dominios Pizza and more to come.

Copy Center

Medical Arts Suite 31,MSC 5722

Phone: (540) 568-3263

HHS Room 1002, MSC 4311

Phone: (540) 568-8731

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/copycenter��

The university Copy Centers are owned and operated by the university as a service to the campus community. There are two locations conveniently operating extended hours and providing a full range of photocopying services. Academic coursepack service, copyright permission service, full color copying, digital copying and digital file storage, network printing, binding, laminating and express photocopying service is available. Hours of operation vary according to location. All centers are closed for university holidays.

Center for Multicultural/ International Student Services

Warren Hall, Room 245, MSC 3504

Phone: (540) 568-6636

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/multicultural

The Center for Multicultural/International Student Services strives to celebrate the diversity of our students by fostering student growth and development, heightening awareness, and educating our constituents regarding ethnic and cultural diversity.

Our purpose is:

�� To assist the university in its goal of recruitment of multicultural and international students, faculty and staff

�� To increase the retention of multicultural and international students through a host of program services designed to assist these students in achieving their academic and career aspirations

�� To encourage the development of a climate in which accomplishments of multicultural and international students are appreciated

�� To create an environment through which multicultural and international students can continue to be an active part of the mainstream of campus life

The office works diligently to provide the following services:

Recruitment and Retention

�� Site visits and recruitment fairs

�� Transition Program

�� Academic Follow-up

�� Mentor Program

�� Educational Skills Development

�� High School Male Academy and Female Institute

Cultural Programming and Awareness

�� Campus wide events featuring our multicultural education series, special programs and performances

�� Educational activities including diversity workshops

�� Social activities such as homecoming step show, dances and receptions

�� International Week celebration

Student Support

�� Monthly newsletter

�� Semester cultural calendar

�� Resources & referrals to our library, scholarship and internship information

�� Student Organization advising

�� Assessment and evaluation

International Student Development

�� Transition America: International Student Orientation

�� Cultural Exchange Program

�� Friendship Families: for community support and an introduction to U.S. family life

�� Madison International � Ashby Hall

�� Annual International Student Leadership Conference

Leadership Development

�� Organizational Roundtable

�� Leadership Training Programs

�� Assistance or sponsorship for leadership conferences

Convenience Store

Phone: (540) 568-3922

JMU�s on-campus convenience store, Mister Chips, is owned and operated by the university. It sells a wide variety of products including snacks and beverages, health and grooming aids, newspapers, greeting cards, novelties, flowers and balloons. Mister Chips also provides film processing.

Counseling and Student Development Center

Varner House, Room 101, MSC 0801

Phone: (540) 568-6552

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/counselingctr/

The Counseling and Student Development Center provides mental health services, developmental skills assistance and human relations services to the student community. Through individual therapy, group counseling and psycho-educational programming, the center helps students to:

�� Resolve personal conflicts

�� Deal with emotional distress

�� Develop more effective and satisfying lifestyles

�� Overcome sexual abuse trauma

�� Improve interpersonal relationships

�� Recover from substance abuse

�� Enhance educational development

In addition to counseling and therapy, the center provides consultative services and psycho-educational programs to students, faculty members, administrators and parents. Consultative services provide individuals the opportunity to consult with a counselor and obtain assistance in assessing a problem, considering how to help someone who may be having personal or mental health difficulties and/or obtaining information about psychological and mental health services. Consultation can also assist with referrals to mental health providers in the Harrisonburg community. Psycho-educational services provide a variety of workshops and presentations (such as stress management, interpersonal communication, family dynamics and weight and eating concerns) to assist students with their academic success and personal well being.

Services are available to all full-time students; limited services are available to part-time students. The center is staffed by psychologists and counselors. All contacts with the center are treated on a confidential basis unless other arrangements are made. Appointments can be made by calling the center or stopping by the office. In case of a mental health emergency after regular office hours, call the campus police for assistance at (540) 568-6911.

Dining Services

Gibbons Hall, Entrance 7, MSC 0901

Phone: (540) 568-6751

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/dining/

Nutrition is important throughout life, and the college years are no exception. JMU Dining Services is one of the largest departments at the university, supporting the academic life of the entire community seven days per week with convenient, tasty meals and refreshments. The department serves the entire campus in 14 different venues across campus, ranging from espresso bars to cheeseburgers.

To meet the varied needs of individual students, Dining Services provides different meal plans. All on-campus residents may choose from among three meal plans, which come with the �Student Housing and Food Contract.� They are the 19-Meal Plan, the 14-Meal Plan and Any-11-Premier Meal Plan. All of these plans provide the student with more good food at less cost per meal than any other means available. Commuters, who do not automatically have meal plans, may purchase any of the on-campus plans and have the additional options of a ten, five and three meal plan.

The department also offers declining balance accounts that operate similar to a debit card. Students using this plan, called Dining Dollars, get a 5-percent discount and pay no sales tax on anything they buy. Cash sales are also welcome at all Dining Services locations.

Disability Services

Wilson Hall, Room 107, MSC 1009

Voice/TDD: (540) 568-6705

Web site: www.jmu.edu/disabilityser

The Office of Disability Services ensures that the university complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Section 504 and the ADA guarantee the rights of all students with documented disabilities equal access to an education, which is limited only by personal ability and not by their disability.

Our mission is to assist the university in creating an accessible community where students with disabilities have an equal opportunity to fully participate in their educational experience at JMU. We cooperate through partnerships with students, faculty, and staff to provide reasonable accommodations, services and programs that enable equal access and encourage and assist students in the development of independence, responsibility and effective self-advocacy.

Individuals eligible for services include, but not limited to, those with

�� Learning Disabilities

�� Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder

�� Mobility/Orthopedic impairments

�� Deaf and Hard of Hearing

�� Blindness and Low Vision

�� Traumatic Brain Injuries

�� Chronic Illnesses such as diabetes, cystic fibrosis, epilepsy, etc.

�� Psychiatric disorders

Depending on a students special needs, the following services may be available to JMU students with documented disabilities:

�� Assessment of disability-related needs

� Specialized academic advising

�� Consultation/liaison with faculty & other university departments

�� Academic support services

�� Learning strategies

�� Alternative testing accommodations

�� Special Housing Requests

� Books on Tape

�� Paratransit � campus transportation services for mobility impairments

In order to provide effective and reasonable accommodations, students will be required to provide documentation of their disability. Documentation should indicate the student�s current level of functioning. It should also state the diagnosis of a disability, indicate the substantial limitations resulting from the disability and provide a justification for reasonable accommodations. Guidelines for the documentation of a disability can be requested from Disability Services or found at the following Web site: www.jmu.edu/disabilityser/documentation.htm. This information will help Disability Services provide each student with appropriate, reasonable accommodations and support services.

For more information on how to secure accommodations for students with disabilities or for information about policies, procedures and resources regarding services for students with disabilities, contact this office.

Facilities Management

University Services Building, Room 207B, MSC 7001

Facilities Management is responsible for planning, acquiring, building, maintaining, managing and directing the capital assets of the university. Maintenance includes heating, cooling, integrated waste management, grounds cleaning and beautification. Routine maintenance and cleaning services for campus residential facilities are provided by Facilities Management through the Office of Residence Life. Facilities Management is also responsible for integrated pest management, utilities, The Edith J. Carrier Arboretum, transportation services for the university and the Locksmiths shop. Emergency services can be obtained by calling 568-6101 Monday-Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. During nights, weekends, and holidays, please call Campus Police at 568-6911.

Mail Services

Warren Hall, MSC 0001

Phone: (540) 568-6257

Web site: www.jmu.edu/postoffice

JMU Mail Services is a fully functional Post Office serving the entire JMU community. We offer a wide variety of mailing supplies. We also offer UPS shipping service, fax service, on demand delivery and much more. There is a USPS stamp vending machine outside our office in Warren Hall and one in the Festival Building. There are USPS drop boxes, as well as JMU Mail Services drop boxes, located throughout the university for your convenience.

Student mail is delivered between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. with deliveries from UPS, DHL, FedEx, etc. throughout the day. Packages too large for mailboxes are received into our computer system. Notification slips are put into student mailboxes and e-mails are sent to the student. Any outgoing mail received after 4:00 p.m. will be postmarked the following business day. All outgoing UPS packages are picked up Monday through Friday at 3:00 p.m.

Office of Affirmative Action

1017 Harrison St., Harrisonburg, VA 22807, MSC 5802

Voice/TDD: (540) 568-6991

Fax: (540) 568-7992

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/affirmact/

The Office of Affirmative Action promotes the practice of and adherence to the equal opportunity policies of James Madison University. Bringing diversity to JMU, the program assists in the identification and recruitment of qualified individuals who normally have been underrepresented in the university. It also sponsors workshops on various subjects such as sexual harassment, disabilities, affirmative action, etc. The Office of Affirmative Action also provides a place where individuals who feel that they have been subjected to harassment or discrimination due to race, color, national origin, religion, gender, age, veteran status, political affiliation or disability can file a complaint for an impartial resolution. Inquires may directed to the Office of Affirmative Action.

Office of Judicial Affairs

Fredrickson C101, MSC 2901

Phone: (540) 568-6218

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/judicial

The Office of Judicial Affairs is committed to promoting student learning, civic responsibility and, in partnership with others, developing the environment necessary for the university to best achieve its educational mission.

Ombudsperson

Huffman Hall, Room A101, MSC 2401

Voice: (540) 568-6275

The president of the university has empowered a member of the student affairs staff to serve as ombudsperson. The Ombudsperson is committed to providing students with impartial, independent and confidential support regarding university policy, procedure and regulations. Through collaboration with the student, the Ombudsperson

� Facilitates the resolution of student issues and concerns

� Provides direction to students on procedure and regulations

� Provides confidential, impartial facilitation of communication

The current Ombudsperson is Jim McConnel, who can be reached at mcconnjw@jmu.edu.

Parking Services

Parking Deck, 381 Bluestone Drive , MSC 1301

Phone: (540) 568-3300

Web site: www.jmu.edu/parking/

All vehicles parked on property owned, operated or leased by James Madison University are required to display a valid JMU parking permit. For information regarding the university�s parking regulations refer to the Parking and Traffic Regulations Handbook. A copy of the handbook may be obtained free of charge upon request at the Parking Services office. Updated information can be obtained through our Web site. For additional questions and concerns contact Parking Services between 7:00 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Public Safety

Shenandoah Hall, MSC 6302

Phone: (540) 568-6913

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/pubsafety/index.shtml

The Office of Public Safety consists of law enforcement and safety services. The office supports and advances the educational purposes of the university through the provision of a safe and secure environment for learning, working and personal development.

Police

The university police are commissioned officers with comprehensive law enforcement powers. University police continually patrol JMU�s campus and facilities, providing full-service protection to the JMU campus community.

The Campus Police Cadet Program carefully screens and trains students to aid the university police. Cadets are on duty from 7 p.m. until 2 a.m. each weeknight and until 3 a.m. on weekends. Cadets are responsible for patrolling the campus and securing academic and administrative buildings each evening. In addition, they provide escort services to students walking across campus. When cadets are off duty, university police officers escort students as needed.

Safety

The university safety engineer is responsible for conducting safety surveys and inspections; investigating fires, hazardous material spills and other dangerous conditions and providing environmental and workplace safety and health awareness training.

Residence Life

Huffman Hall, MSC 2401

Phone: (540) 568-6275

Web site: http://web.jmu.edu/reslife/

The Office of Residence Life oversees multiple functions related to living and learning at James Madison University. Offices and programs within the department focus on student learning, student development, and successful transitions throughout the university experience. This department includes the First-Year Involvement Center (FYI), Residential Learning Programs, Housing Operations and Business Operations.

Residential Learning Programs oversees the selection, training and supervision of residence hall staff, develops policies and procedures for hall operations, and administers the delivery of programs and services designed to promote student success. Housing Operations manages all university-sponsored housing facilities, including the administration of contracts and room assignments. Business Operations coordinates all maintenance and housekeeping services and manages residence hall summer projects.

Graduate Student Housing

The university sponsors a limited number of efficiency apartments for upper-class and graduate students. Students interested in more information regarding university housing may contact the Office of Residence Life.

Student Government Association

Taylor Hall, Room 203, JMU Box 3523

Phone: (540) 568-6376

Web site: http://sga.jmu.edu/

Students, faculty and administration share the responsibility for governing JMU. They are represented on the University Council, on its commissions and on standing and special committees reporting to these bodies.

The Student Government Association collectively represents the university student population. SGA promotes the welfare of students by providing the medium through which students can actively voice their concerns, and by serving as a liaison between the students, faculty and administration at JMU.

Student Handbook

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/judicial/handbook.html

The student handbook contains a wealth of information about university policies and regulations, university facilities and student organizations.

For students� convenience, the handbook is available online.

Student Success

MSC 1012

Phone: (540) 568-3787

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/stusuccess

Student Success is the name of JMU�s collaborative, campus-wide effort to coordinate programs and support services based on cohesive educational goals. Focusing on academic achievement, career development, planning, decision-making and leadership development. Student Success programs are designed to help students assume responsibility for learning so they can complete seamless transitions into, through and out of the university. The Student Success Learning Center (Wilson Hall) houses the Office of Student Success Programs, Academic Advising and Career Development, Educational Support Programs, Written and Oral Communication Support, Science and Mathematics Learning Center, an Assessment Lab, The James Madison Center, University Information @ Wilson, and Supplemental Instruction. The Student Success Service Center (Warren Hall) houses Card Services, Financial Aid and Scholarships, Registration Services, Student Financial Services, University Information @ Warren and Warren Box Office along with several student center resources: Center for Multicultural/ International Student Services, Dining Services, Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Women�s Resource Center, lounges and Post Office. The Student Success Welcome Center in Sonner Hall houses the Office of Admissions, On-Campus Recruiting, and University Information @ Sonner.

University and College Centers

Taylor Hall, Room 200, MSC 3501

Phone: (540) 568-3341

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/

Through facilities, services, programs and resources, the James Madison University & College Centers department responds to the needs of the entire JMU community. The Centers provide experiential learning opportunities, which support the university�s mission of student learning and development.

The University & College Centers department reflects a broad range of programs and services, which represent all members of the university community. The facilities serve as a community center for the campus. Physically, the University & College Centers are the gathering places for the campus, with meeting rooms, assembly spaces, lounges and support services available. Philosophically, they are places where ideas come to life, learning is put into practice and the various constituencies of the campus find common ground.

The University & College Centers department is comprised of the following units.

Events & Conferences

Taylor Hall, Room 233, MSC 3501

Phone: (540) 568-6330

Web site: www.jmu.edu/ucenter/events/

Events & Conferences provides a comprehensive approach to the coordination of services necessary for campus events as well as coordination of scheduled meetings and conferences throughout the year.

Facilities Services

Taylor Hall, MSC 3501

Five buildings house the programs and services which the University & College Centers provide for the JMU community. They are Grafton-Stovall Theatre, Warren, Taylor, and Phillips Halls, and College Center on the East Campus. In addition, the University Information central facility is located in Sonner Hall. The Facilities Services area addresses physical concerns in these spaces.

Student Organization Services

Taylor Hall, Room 211, MSC 3501

Phone: (540) 568-6613

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/sos/

Student Organization Services houses Clubs & Organizations, Fraternity/Sorority Life, and the University Program Board and is located in Taylor Hall. SOS provides a wide range of educational, social and cultural events, as well as support services for all JMU student clubs and organizations. Student Organization Night at the beginning of each semester offers an opportunity for all students to meet members of clubs, learn about organizations and discover how to become involved with them.

Clubs and Organizations

Taylor Hall, Room 205A, MSC 3501

Phone: (540) 568-6613

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/sos/

Clubs and Organizations provides services to the more than 260 recognized student organizations at JMU and provides information about recognized student organizations to the JMU community. Programs such as C.E.O.Workshop Series, fund raising workshops, Officer Transition Workshops and Brown Bag Lunches provide members, officers and advisers of student organizations with opportunities to educate themselves and improve their organizations. Students are invited to stop by and learn more about involvement opportunities at JMU. Student organizations offer students a leadership laboratory in which to apply their knowledge and skills.

Fraternity/Sorority Life (Greek Life)

Taylor Hall, Room 205A, MSC 3501

Phone: (540) 568-8157

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/sos/

The University and College Centers work with the fraternities and sororities to foster cooperation and communication among the chapters, the university and the community. The staff advises the Inter-Fraternity and Panhellenic Councils and also works with the individual chapters in promoting leadership, involvement and service. The University and College Centers are committed to the development and growth of the fraternity and sorority community by implementing programs and workshops to facilitate the many aspects of Fraternity/Sorority Life.

University Program Board

Taylor Hall, Room 203, MSC 3501

Phone: (540) 568-6217

Web site: http://upb.jmu.edu

Campus entertainment is scheduled through the University Program Board, a student organization advised through the University and College Centers. Concerts, films, speakers, trips and numerous other activities designed to complement the educational mission of JMU are arranged by the UPB. The board also solicits collaborative programs with other student organizations, university departments and schools. Committees for which students may volunteer include film, club, musical events, global awareness and contemporary issues, tickets, technical services, publicity, public relations, financial management, internal student development and communications.

Taylor Down Under

Taylor Hall, Room 102, MSC 3511

Phone: (540) 568-7853

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/tdu/��

Taylor Down Under, located on the ground floor of Taylor Hall, includes the office of Off-Campus Life and TDU Services, the Corner Pocket Game Room and TDU Coffee Bar and Bakery. The TDU lounge area was developed with the commuter student in mind but has become a popular hang out for all students. This area offers computers for student use, daily newspapers, television, evening entertainment on the TDU Stage, comfortable futons and tables and a University Information site. University Information at Taylor, operated by student employees and managed by TDU Services, is one of four sites across campus for front line information about JMU and the Harrisonburg community. Off Campus Life is concerned with the needs and education of our commuter students who are preparing to live off campus. OCL offers regular office hours, a Web site, updated housing listings, educational programs and conflict resolution along with locker rentals and lunch refrigeration. Our awardwinning UDAP program (Utility Deposit Assistance Program) is coordinated through TDU.

University Information

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/ucenter/uinfo/

University Information is a network of information sites located on campus to provide assistance with academics, on and off campus events, directions, area tourist sites and travel information, as well as general questions about daily life at JMU; such as who-to-go-to-for-what and what kiosks are available to check e-mail, surf the Web, and register for classes.

Welcome Center: Lobby of Sonner Hall � xUINFO; jmu-info@jmu.edu

UI at Taylor: Taylor Hall, 1st floor � x87853

UI at College Center: College Center, 2nd floor � x82592

UI at UREC: Lobby of University Recreation � x88700

University Health Center

University Health Center, MSC 7901

Phone: (540) 568-6177

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/healthctr/

The University Health Center partners with students to encourage personal responsibility for their well being by providing quality primary care and education in a confidential, professional, and collaborative manner. The UHC is staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and health education and support staff trained in young adult health care needs. The General Medicine area provides ambulatory, acute care service. Appointments can be scheduled by calling (540) 568-6178. Critical or emergency situations will be referred to Rockingham Memorial Hospital, located adjacent to the UHC.

The services of the UHC are available to JMU graduate students enrolled in six or more credit hours. All students must have a completed health record on file with evidence of required immunizations. Services include allergy clinics, immunization clinic, lab services, contraception services including counseling and education, and health education services and programs. Services do not include the cost of prescriptions, lab work, x-rays, hospital care or the services of specialists not on the UHC staff. It is strongly recommended that students carry health and accident insurance. This coverage may be through a family policy or the group policy available to JMU students at an additional cost.

The UHC Office of Health Promotion takes an active role in promoting wellness and the benefits of a healthy lifestyle for students, faculty and staff. Helath educations and the REACH peers offer a variety of services related to college health issues including university-wide programs and speakers, presentations to classes, and consultations for class research and personal health concerns. Additional information is available from the UHC Web site or by calling (540) 568-6178.

The UHC Office of Sexual Assault Prevention and Women�s Resource Center, located in Warren 404, provide services, resources, programs and information on issues associated with sexual assault, gender and relationships, self-esteem, communication skills, prevention and risk reduction, as well as providing services through the One in Four Male Education Program and C.A.R.E. (Campus Assault ResponsE Helpline). For more information, visit the Web site at http://www.jmu.edu/assaultprev or http://www.jmu.edu/womensresource.

University Recreation

University Recreation Center, MSC 3901

Phone: (540) 568-8732

Web site: http://www.jmu.edu/recreation/

University Recreation promotes and advances healthy lifestyles through participation opportunities, educational experiences and supportive services. Our qualified staff is committed to excellence and attentive to the developmental needs of our participants.

In 1996, James Madison University opened its doors to a 140,700 square foot Recreation Center (UREC). All recreational programs are centralized in this multi-level complex (located near the JMU Convocation Center) to offer the JMU community a comprehensive menu of recreational and educational opportunities.

All six of our programming areas - Adventure, Aquatics and Safety, Fitness and Nutrition, Group Fitness and Wellness, Intramurals, and Sport Clubs offer activity and program sign-ups at the Program Registration desk, located by the Welcome Center. Our Equipment Center specializes in all adventure and recreation equipment check-out, as well as locker and towel service. Our facility occupies three levels of recreation space.

Incorporated into our six programming areas, we are also offer both massage and yoga and are currently working on a low ropes course as part of our new TEAM Challenge program. UREC is also home to thirty one different sport clubs, as well as the Sport Club Executive Council. We also host a variety of special events throughout the academic year, such as our annual Homecoming 5K, Reach Out Climb event, and Biathlon event.

�Your Right To Know�

Your personal safety and the security of the campus community are of vital concern to James Madison University. A copy of the university�s annual Harrisonburg (main US) campus, Washington (DC) Internship Semester and London (UK) branch campus security reports are available upon request.

This report includes statistics for the most recent three-year period concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by James Madison University, and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus.

The report also includes information regarding the law enforcement authority of the university police; policies concerning campus security, such as crime prevention, alcohol and drug use, sexual assault, state sex offender registry, missing person investigation procedures and the reporting of any crimes that may occur on the campus.

You can obtain a copy of these reports by contacting the Office of Public Safety, Crime Prevention Unit, MSC 6302, James Madison University, Harrisonburg, VA 22807 or you can request that a copy be mailed to you by calling (540) 568-6766/6769. This information is also available by clicking on the �Your Right to Know� links for the Harrisonburg campus, Washington Semester and London branch campus at: http://www.jmu.edu/pubsafety/index.shtml .

Withdrawal from the University

Huffman Hall, Section A, Room 101

Phone: (540) 568-2804

The JMU Ombudsperson assists students who are considering withdrawing from the university after the first three weeks of the semester. The student and staff member discuss personal, financial and academic implications of withdrawal. The staff member can provide the student with the proper withdrawal request forms and assist in their completion.