The Office of Residence Life & Housing
has formed strategic alliances with various offices and departments on campus
to help make Second Year at Emory a well-rounded successful program. The
following departments have contributed to SYE by providing programs, educators,
and advisors to SYE.
Office for Undergraduate Education
From matriculation at the beginning of the semester to graduation at the
completion of undergraduate study, the deans and staff of the Office
for Undergraduate Education provides guidance in registering for courses and
fulfilling academic degree requirements. They also assist with scholarships
and fellowships, study abroad, and transferring to or from another school.
Career
Center
The Career Center strives to provide quality services and programs designed
to educate Emory students and alumni in the career development process,
in order for them to gain a competitive advantage in a global society.
This process includes gaining self-knowledge, exploring career options,
and developing skills and a plan of action to realize individual career
goals.
Student Health
The Emory University Student Health Services is staffed by dedicated health care professionals who
are here to meet your primary health care needs. Physicians, psychiatrists,
physician
assistants, nurse practitioners, nurses, health educators and administrative
staff comprise the EUSHS team. The mission of EUSHS is to empower students to take responsibility for their
health and to complement the academic mission of the university by providing
unified services that are comprehensive, accessible and result in a healthy
campus culture.
Student Counseling Center
The Emory University Student Counseling
Center provides free, confidential
counseling for enrolled undergraduate, graduate, and professional students
at Emory University. Consultation, outreach and educational workshops are
provided for Emory's faculty, staff, and students. The staff at the Counseling
Center knows that student life is a transitional period and can bring pressure
and stress. The Counseling Center tries to help students understand this
period, find ways of coping with crises, and grow from their experiences.
The Center also works with administrators, academic agencies, and other
campus agencies to increase the effectiveness of student services in the
area of mental health.
Learning Programs
Learning
Programs in the Office for Undergraduate Education of Emory College
provides a range of academic support resources for all Emory undergraduates.
These resources are designed to enrich each student’s educational
experience as they transition to and continue into advanced courses. Through
peer-tutoring
(EPASS), collaborative learning (Supplemental Instruction (SI) and Roundtables),
individual consultation and coaching, and services to non-native speakers
(ESL), Learning Programs provides opportunities for all students to maximize
their learning experiences.
Center for Ethics
The Center for Ethics exists to enrich moral imagination, to deepen knowledge
of ethics, and to encourage lives of moral meaning and ethical practice.
Student
Leadership & Engagement
The mission of the Center for Student
Leadership and Engagement (CSLE) is to use their expertise and resources to educate students with leadership
training, programming
guidance, practical experience and opportunities for social interaction.
As an advocate for students, CSLE is committed
to recognizing their achievements and inspiring them to reach their individual
potential.
Office of Multicultural Programs and Services
The Office of Multicultural
Programs and Services provides programs and services
to enhance academic success and promote culturally diverse activities that
create an appreciation for racial and cultural diversity. We seek to aid
in the development of a more pluralistic and welcoming environment for
all members of the Emory community.
Association of Emory Alumni
The Association of Emory Alumni (AEA) seeks to encourage its more than 80,000
members to participate in the university community and to be active and
engaged members of the Emory "family." Alumni are encouraged
to attend events on campus and in over 40 cities around the world, to help
Emory recruit the finest prospective students, to help our students and
each other in their careers, and to provide leadership and support for
the university's institutional goals.
Emory Bookstores
Emory Bookstores has teamed up with the Association of Alumni to provide
the second-year students with the pins for the Ring Ceremony Tradition.
Second-year students participating in SYE are invited to special events
that celebrate this tradition of the class ring.
