We have many support services and resources to help students on their academic journey.

Office of Academic Services and Retention

Academic advising gives students the tools needed to create their academic paths, find new interests and succeed. The professional academic advising staff in the Office of Academic Services and Retention is committed to helping students craft a coherent educational plan that allows them to reach their academic goals and make timely progress toward completing their degree.

Academic Services and Retention
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Nexus Building, 145

Center for Academic Support and Enrichment (CASE)

CASE provides academic support services outside of class to all Adelphi students, free of charge. Fellow students working as academic tutors specialize in key subjects (such as Biology, Nursing, Accounting, and Computer Science). Our writing tutors assist students with writing tasks across all academic areas and can help with crafting a thesis or research paper to perfecting grammar, language usage, and citations.

Academic coaching is an interactive process that focuses on the personal relationship created between the student and the coach. The coach challenges the student to think about his or her personal and/or professional goals in order to relate them to his or her academic/educational goals. This is an ideal program for students on probation or at risk of dismissal.

Center for Academic Support and Enrichment
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Nexus Building, 132

Learning Resource Program

The Learning Resource Program is a support program designed specifically for students with language-based learning disabilities and/or ADHD. It provides students who face additional learning challenges with the professional expertise required to realize their academic potential and achieve their goals. With more than 40 years of groundbreaking experience in promoting student achievement, the Learning Resource Program is staffed with professionals who provide coaching, instruction, advisement and counseling. This is a fee-for service program.

Learning Resource Program
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Location
Chapman Hall, Lower Level

Bridges to Adelphi

The Bridges to Adelphi program offers comprehensive, individualized, academic, social and vocational support services to Adelphi students who self-disclose with autism spectrum disorder or Adelphi students who have other nonverbal or neurological social disorders. This is a fee-for-service program.

Bridges to Adelphi
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Location
Earle Hall B, Lower Level

Office of Pre-Professional Advising and Fellowships

The Office of Pre-Professional Advising and Fellowships (OPPAF) provides support and individual advising for current students and recent graduates who are seeking admission to professional schools beyond Adelphi University in the areas of medicine, dentistry, optometry, physical therapy and other health professions, and the law.

The OPPAF provides support and individual advising for current students and recent graduates who are seeking admission to professional schools beyond Adelphi University in the areas of medicine, dentistry, optometry, physical therapy and other health professions, and the law.

 

Office of Pre-Professional Advising and Fellowships
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Nexus Building, 145

Student Counseling Center

Staffed by a psychiatrist, licensed clinical psychologists, social workers, graduate-level social work interns, and doctoral-level clinical psychology interns, the center can provide a student with the services and support to help the student define and accomplish their personal, academic and professional goals. Students receive clinical services to support them through their tenure at Adelphi.

Student Counseling Center
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Nexus Building, 132

Panther Pantry

Food insecurity can be found anywhere—even on a college campus. Adelphi’s Panther Pantry can help, providing vulnerable members of our community with basic food items, free of charge. The pantry addresses other needs, too, offering personal care products, clothing and household items. All are free for the asking. Just drop by the pantry or order online from our virtual menu. Either way, we’ll protect a student’s privacy, as all pantry use is confidential.

Panther Pantry
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Earle Hall A, Lower Level 003

Student Access Office

The Student Access Office is a vital campus resource. The Student Access Office achieves our mission by:

  1. providing cost-free assistance and services that are tailored to meet the needs of individuals based on their specific, appropriately documented needs, while preserving Adelphi’s academic integrity and high standards of academic expectations and performance;
  2. encouraging independence through the training of students with disabilities to effectively advocate for themselves within the University community; and
  3. serving as a liaison and resource for University faculty, staff and
    administrators to foster a greater awareness and appreciation of issues of concern to people with different needs.
Student Access Office

Health Services

The Health Services Center is dedicated to serving your health needs on a daily basis, while encouraging you to integrate a healthy lifestyle into a student’s personal, academic and career goals. Outside of promoting health awareness, we also maintain a top-tier emergency response team, which responds to any accidents or injuries involving any person on campus. Primary and urgent healthcare, health clearances, routine women’s healthcare, emergency response, and wellness education are all part of our
mission.

Health Services
Location
Waldo Hall, First Floor

Center for Career and Professional Development

The Career Center collaborates with students, faculty, alumni, university colleagues and employers to build partnerships that enhance career development and generate career-based experiential education and employment opportunities for students and alumni. Career counselors are available to advise students on their many choices as they build a résumé throughout their years in college. The Center has current information about campus and off-campus part-time employment, seasonal employment and volunteer opportunities. Workshops are offered regularly in résumé writing and interview skills, which prepare our graduating students for the job search.

Center for Career and Professional Development
Location
Nexus Building, 225

Center for Student and Community Engagement

The Center for Student and Community Engagement (SCE) is a critical resource to more than 90 student organizations, including academic, social, religious, and community service groups. SCE supports students’ campus engagement and belonging and offers numerous programs to help students learn, connect with others and grow.

Commuter Student Services represents the interests of Adelphi commuter students. We provide extensive services for students living off campus with information and support with nonacademic matters relating to the University and campus life. Commuter student resources are the Commuter Assistant Program; Commuter Student Organization; Carshare program with Enterprise; campus shuttle service; 511NY Rideshare; and off-campus housing.

Center for Student and Community Engagement
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Ruth S. Harley University Center, 123

Interfaith Center

The Interfaith Center fosters the ecumenical spirit on the campus, provides opportunities for worship and the campus, provides opportunities for worship and fellowship, and encourages discussion of spiritual values and sharing of religious traditions.

Interfaith Center
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Ruth S. Harley University Center, 303

Student Conduct and Community Standards (SCCS)

The Office of Student Conduct and Community Standards (SCCS) promotes student integrity, accountability and respect within the Adelphi campus community. SCCS is responsible for maintaining University policies and procedures governing students’ behavior and supporting students’ decision-making to sustain a positive campus community.

Student Conduct and Community Standards
Location
Levermore Hall, 208

Residential Life and Housing

Residential Life and Housing promotes a living and learning community where students immerse themselves in campus life and develop a residential support network that fosters personal success that complements students’ overall Adelphi experience.

Residential Life and Housing
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Earle Hall A, 100

International Services

International Services is where you will locate the University Designated School Official (DSO) and/or Responsible Officer (RO) who provide immigration guidance in accordance with governmental regulations and procedures to international students, scholars, and faculty.

International Services
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Location
Post Hall, 203

Study Abroad

Studying abroad provides a unique opportunity for Adelphi students to gain cross-cultural skills, expand their global perspective, develop independence and self-reliance, enhance their language proficiency, and foster personal growth and confidence. The Center for International Education administers programs that work toward establishing Adelphi University as a leader in international awareness and activity.

Center for International Education
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Post Hall, 200

Innovation Center

The Innovation Center is committed to:

  • being an active location for education and collaboration
  • enabling the university community to explore leading-edge technologies
  • supporting students looking for opportunities for research, project-based learning, or creative work
  • actively assisting faculty with identifying opportunities for collaboration and external sources of support
  • promoting and databasing innovative and interdisciplinary activities at the university
Innovation Center
Location
Swirbul Library, First Floor

Care Team

The Adelphi Care Team’s goal is to provide caring, helpful support by working with you to identify the best resources for your situation and get you connected to them.

Mentoring Program

The Jovia Mentoring Program promotes unwavering support of student success and persistence toward graduation. With an emphasis on reaching first-year students who may need help adjusting to the academic and social demands of college, the program promotes leadership skills, goal setting, financial literacy, character building and career skills. Our approach is student-centered, focusing on the unique needs of each mentee through one-to-one working relationships with trained mentors from the University’s faculty and staff.

The program is open to all students, but ideally it is for those within their first year. The program is designed to serve the following populations:

  • students of color
  • LGBTQ+ students
  • veterans
  • first-generation students
Mentoring Program
Location
Nexus Building, 301A

One-Stop Student Services Center

Adelphi University’s One-Stop Student Services Center provides students with a connected experience across financial aid, billing, payment, and registrar functions including but not limited to applying for financial aid such as scholarships, grants, and loans, understanding bills and payment options, registration needs, enrollment verification, grading, academic transcripts, degree audits, graduation applications and certification, veteran benefits certification, classroom scheduling, and FERPA compliance.

One-Stop Student Services Center
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Levermore Hall, 008 LL

Information Technology

Need tech support? The Office of Information Technology serves the computing and multimedia needs of Adelphi University’s students, faculty and staff by providing tech support and workshops. The knowledgeable experts are available through phone, email or chat.

IT Help Desk
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Location
Swirbul Library, Second Floor

Title IX

Discrimination, harassment, sexual misconduct and retaliation of any type will not be tolerated at Adelphi University. Adelphi University students, staff, faculty, vendors and visitors can report specific information related to an alleged incident(s). Upon notice, the University will act to end the discrimination, harassment or retaliation, prevent its recurrence, and remedy its effects on the victim and our community. Individuals may email in confidence titleix@adelphi.edu and/or visit the Title IX website for more information.

Title IX Office
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Levermore Hall, 207

Community Concerns and Resolution

The Office of Community Concerns and Resolution (OCCR) provides the Adelphi community with a centralized point of contact and oversight for handling complaints and concerns. In support of existing University offices and procedures, the OCCR serves our community members as an enhanced resource while working to eliminate barriers. Areas where the OCCR will provide centralized support include Title IX, Student Conduct and Community Standards, and the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT, formerly known as the Threat Assessment Team or TAT). The OCCR also helps facilitate our community’s work to address broader cultural concerns raised by students, faculty, staff and alumni.

Office of Community Concerns and Resolution
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Levermore Hall, 106
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