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Here is a list of information and links that we thought
might be helpful to new students. If you feel that we have
missed anything and think that it would be helpful for new
students, please e-mail us at: webber@ac.marywood.edu
- Academic
Excellence Center
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The mission of the Academic Excellence Center (AEC)
is to support students in their efforts to become
excellent learners. The AEC provides dynamic learning
assistance services to increase student achievement and
foster active involvement in the learning process. The
services include tutoring
for targeted courses, college level study
skill information, and a Writing
Center.
- Bookstore
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The Book Store is a modern, self-service store in
Nazareth Student Center, which carries a complete stock
of all required and recommended books selected by the
faculty. School supplies, university-imprint clothing,
novelties, convenience items, gift items and general
books are available. The Book Store coordinates the sale
of class rings and the ordering of caps and gowns.
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- Computer
Labs
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There are over fifteen computer areas, to which all
students have public access. They are located on the
first floor of Madonna Hall and second floor of Regina Hall. There
are two labs located in the McGowan
Center. There is also a
computer area located in Nazareth Hall (Student Center).
Computer labs are located on the third floor of the
Learning
Resources Center and also on the first floor of
the Center
for Natural and Health Sciences. Computer labs
are also located on the second floor of the Studio
Arts Center and the first floor of the Visual
Arts Center. The
Performing
Arts Center has computer labs on the first and
second floors. In addition, the computer lab in Loughran Hall is available as a drop in facility when classes are in session.
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- Department Student Mail Boxes
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Students in certain departments will have their own
mailbox on campus. In their mail box they will receive
letters from their advisors, department chairs, and also
other important messages. Students should check these at
least once a week. Elementary, Early Childhood, and
Special Education majors mailboxes are located in the
curriculum lab.
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- Dining
Services
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There are various places to eat around Marywood's
campus. The First Stop, the Atrium, the Main Dining Room are eateries
located around the campus.
- E-Mail Accounts
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All student at Marywood are assigned a free e-mail
account on our server. Account information is sent to the student
by US mail. Contact the Help Desk (call 570-340-6070) or e-mail helpdesk@ac.marywood.edu for
more information.
- Health
Services
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The
professional staff of Health Services is committed to meeting today's
highest health standard. Registered Nurses are available to provide
health care that is sensitive to the needs of all students. The Health
Services is located on the terrace level in Loughran Hall.
- Library -- Learning
Resources Center
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Marywood
Library holds 219,770 volumes, 364,960 items on microfiche, 42,256
media items, and 8,358 current periodical subscriptions and is
the perfect resource for all of your academic and research needs.
(location of library on campus
map).
(maps of library
floors)
- Listserv
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The
Marywood University Listserv is the University's publication that
informs the campus community of the activities happening at Marywood
or in the immediate area. Students are automatically subscribed
to this listserv using their Marywood e-mail account.
- Lounges
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Lounges are located in various areas around campus. They can be found in the bottom floors of Madonna, Regina and Loughran Halls and offer a 24 hour visitation policy. Another lounge can be found in the first floor of Nazareth Hall. The lounges have televisions and are available to all students. They are a nice place to study or to enjoy your favorite
television show.
- Marywood
Messenger
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The
Marywood University Messenger is the University's publication that
informs the campus community of the activities happening at Marywood
or in the immediate area. New issues are published Mondays and
Thursdays during the academic year.
- On-Campus
Activities Calendar
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This
website lists all of the activites that occur on campus during
the current month. Some events may include movies being shown,
club meetings, concerts, blood drives, etc.
- SmartRide
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Regular Weekday Schedule--
Mon.-Fri. 8 AM-10 PM, Sat.-Sun. 12 PM-6 PM. Leaving Marywood 35 minutes after the hour, the Univ. of Scr. five minutes after the hour. All riders must show
Marywood University or University of Scranton identification. For
more information contact Collegiate Volunteers, 961-4723, or fotta@marywood.edu
- Snow Line
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For weather-related information such as the cancellation of
classes, call 961-4SNO (961-4766).
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- Student
Life
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What's
going on in the Scranton area? Check out the MU2DO
student guide.
- Weather Delay/ Early Closing
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In the event of a weather delay any classes scheduled before
the opening time are cancelled. In the event of an early closing
any classes starting after the closing time are cancelled. All
classes meet at their regularly scheduled time. Marywood does
not use a ''compressed schedule."
For weather-related information such as the cancellation of classes,
call 961-4SNO (961-4766). Announcements are also made on many local
television and radio stations.
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- Wood Word
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This is the student newspaper. It is available to all
students free-of-charge. It is dropped off at various
places around campus where students can pick up a copy
and enjoy reading about new and exciting things occurring
at Marywood. E-mail Wood Word staff at: thewoodword@ac.marywood.edu.
- UNIV 100
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Living Responsibly in an Interdependent World is a 2 credit
course that all new and transfer students take in their first
semester at Marywood University. The foremost goal of UNIV 100:
To build a common experience for all incoming students to Marywood
University and promote a positive adjustment and assimilation thereby
serving as a foundation to help the student build the fundamental
knowledge and skills necessary to achieve his/her higher educational
goal.
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