We know you’ve got this, but when a question pops up, let us help. Like how to solve a pesky equation, how to get involved on campus, where to get help with your computer, or how take notes and better focus in class. The attentive staff at Capital is here for you, looking out for you in ways large and small. We’ll work hard to make your life on campus easier and your education more rewarding.
ACCESSIBILITY SERVICES
Ruff Learning Center
614-236-6611
accessibilityservices@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/about-capital/accessibility-services
Capital University welcomes individuals with disabilities. To ensure access, and in accordance with Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 (ADA), ADA Amendments Act of 2008 (ADAAA), and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Capital University provides reasonable accommodations and support services to qualified individuals with disabilities. Accessibility Services provides individualized services for students, employees, and community members with disabilities. Please refer to the above-linked webpage to learn more about requesting housing and academic accommodations, utilizing the Testing Center, securing an interpreter, and other services for individuals with a disability.
ACADEMIC ADVISING
Yochum Hall 138
614-236-6112
advising@capital.edu
The Academic Advising Office provides help with last-minute schedule changes, academic crises, and referrals to campus resources during regular business hours.
ACADEMIC SUCCESS
Blackmore Library
614-236-6327
academicsuccess@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/academic-success
Academic Success provides a wide range of academic support services to complement and enhance students' efforts to become more skilled and confident independent learners. Free services include the following: one-on-one and small group Peer Tutoring to guide students in reviewing course material, developing a better understanding of key course content, preparing for exams, and developing more effective study strategies for courses;the Writing Center, whichassists students with brainstorming and invention, drafting, development and organization, revising, editing, grammar and punctuation, research writing, and proper documentation and formatting;Academic Coaching, whichassists students with developing enhanced strategies for navigating online learning, time management, organization, test preparation and test-taking strategies, and goal setting;and Supplemental Instruction (SI) for select courses, provides weekly, peer-facilitated opportunities for studentsto engage in activities that will not only help them master the material in challenging courses, but will also help them become more effective learners. Students can schedule tutoring, writing, or coaching appointments through TutorTrac (tutortrac.capital.edu) and view the current SI session schedule on the Academic Success web site.
BLACKMORE LIBRARY
Blackmore Library
614-236-6351
refdesk@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/library
Blackmore and Hamma libraries, Capital University’s Bexley Campus Library Services, are committed partners in assuring the academic success of all Capital scholars. Librarians and Student Research Assistants provide research help during those first, critical steps brainstorming topics, through the research planning phase, to those final stretches finding, accessing, and evaluating resources. Librarians and library staff also manage and maintain the electronic and physical resources critical to the support of Capital’s curriculum by providing access to 167 research databases, over 240,000 print books, nearly 200,000 e-books, and more than 68,000 online journals.Both Blackmore and Hamma Libraries offer group study rooms, computers, and plenty of space to meet, work, and study quietly.
BOOKSTORE
Student Union
614-236-6116
sm713@bncollege.com
www.capital.bncollege.com
The Capital Bookstore has everything you need for life at Capital: including textbooks, apparel, school supplies, and more.The Bookstore summer hours are 9 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. The Bookstore hours during the school year are 8:30 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.
CAMPUS MINISTRIES
Trinity Lutheran Seminary
614-236-7737
dtucker@capital.edu
cfl@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/campus-ministries
Campus Ministries includes various opportunities for worship and faith formation provided by Capital, as well as the many national organizations that have recognized student groups on Capital’s campus. This includes Embrace Ministries, the university-sponsored Christian campus ministry, as well as the Interfaith Student Organization, the university-sponsored interfaith ministry. You can also find opportunities with Jewish Student Association, Muslim Student Association, Catholic Student Organization, Episcopal Student Fellowship, CCO, Cru, and Young Life. Each week, Embrace hosts Capital Worship on Wednesday at 10 a.m. and Candlelight Worship Thursday at 9:09 p.m. We provide interfaith prayer space, open to members of the Capital from every spiritual background for meditation, prayer, or quiet reflection. CampusMinistries offers retreats, Bible studies, faith coaching, pastoral care, service opportunities, internships, pre-seminary preparation, book groups, Spring Break immersion trips, and much more. Reach out to Pastor Drew for more information and to get connected.
CAP CUPBOARD
Student Union 007
614-236-6901
capcupboard@capital.edu
The Cap Cupboard is an on-campus food and resource center that is available to all students at Capital University. Located in the lower level of the Student Union, the Cap Cupboard is staffed by student volunteers and professional staff members. The Cap Cupboard can also help students get connected with other resources, both on and off campus. During the academic year, the Cap Cupboard is open from 11am - 1pm and 4 - 6pm, Monday through Friday. Students can emailcapcupboard@capital.eduany time to set up a visit outside of these hours. Weekend Bags and Bags for Break are also available to students.
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Blackmore Library
614-236-6606
careerdevelopment@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/careerdevelopment
Career Development helps students identify and implement career goals that complement their learning, development, and success. Students get assistance with all aspects of their major and career planning, applying for internships and jobs, and applying for graduate and professional school. Much of the work with first-year students focuses on choosing and changing majors, exploring careers, and applying for part-time jobs. The office works intentionally with all Undeclared students.
CENTER FOR GLOBAL EDUCATION
Student Union
614-236-6170
cge@capital.edu
jadams@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/study-abroad
www.capital.edu/oie
The Center for Global Education provides the advising and review of education-abroad opportunities, information about exchange programs, and Capital-managed study abroad programs. The Office also counsels and advises international students and scholars in the areas of immigration regulations, living in the U.S., initial academic advising, health insurance, options on legal work opportunities, and assistance on connecting to university and community resources.
CENTER FOR HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Kline Health Center
614-236-6114
chw@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/health
The Center for Health and Wellness provides a comprehensive array of medical and mental-health services that will aid in the assessment, treatment, prevention, and promotion of health and wellness on campus.
DINING SERVICES
Student Union
614-236-6125
www.capital.edu/dining
The dining program at Capital University is managed by Aladdin food service, which oversees all dining locations and catering on campus with a program that meets the needs of today’s college student.Each year, students experience exciting changes, fresh menus, and new enhancements to the dining experience.
DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
Student Union
614-236-6181
odi@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/diversity-and-inclusion
Capital University wants to know youand cultivate a college experience that accepts, respects, and celebrates you. Diversity and Inclusion provides educational and cultural leadership for university initiatives aimed at supporting and developing a diverse and inclusive community.
FINANCIAL AID
Yochum Hall
614-236-6511
finaid@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/finaid
The Financial Aid Office works with students and families to coordinate all forms of financial aid. The staff can help students understand loan options and work to find solutions that make Capital affordable.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Blackmore Library
614-236-6508
helpdesk@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/it
Information Technology provides technical support for university faculty, staff, and students. Support teams include the Client Services, which includes our Help Desk, Enterprise Applications, our Network, Telecom, and Server Administrator teams. Together, these teams work collaboratively to support the mission and initiatives of the university.
INTRAMURALS
Capital Center
614-236-6979
drudegeair@capital.edu
The Capital University intramural program provides physical, social, and educational development opportunities through participation in intramural sports. It is important for students to develop a balanced, healthy lifestyle on our campus.
MAIL SERVICES
Student Union
614-236-6658
mailservices@capital.edu
sscamyhorn@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/mail-services
Capital’s Mail Services is a fully functional post office that provides the campus community a variety of services. We offer full-time students mailboxes for the duration that they are here at Capital. In addition, we receive packages and mail for all students. We receive and distribute mail and packages to the campus departments. We also sell postage stamps and process outbound deliveries with UPS, USPS, Federal Express, and other delivery carriers.
PUBLIC SAFETY
Public Safety
614-236-6666 (emergency)
614-236-6504 (non-emergency)
614-236-6505 (parking services)
614-236-6011 (switchboard)
publicsafety@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/safety
The mission of the Department of Public Safety at Capital University is to provide a safe and secure environment for the university community and all its members and provide a variety of services that enhance the quality of life on campus.
REGISTRAR
Yochum Hall126
614-236-6150
registrar@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/registrar
The Registrar’s Office is the center of Capital University’s educational record needs. The office handles grades, registration, graduation, transcripts, transfer evaluations, verifications, changes of majors and minors, and changes to your personal information. The office also handles VA certification.
RESERVE OFFICERS TRAINING CORPS(ROTC)
Troutman Hall
614-236-6808
joinrotc@capital.edu
ROTC is an opportunity for those seeking to develop leadership qualities like poise, stamina, and self-discipline. Through ROTC, students earn the opportunity to receive a degree in the field of their choice and a commission as a Second Lieutenant in the Army, Army Reserves, or Army National Guard. The Army ROTC Program enriches the college experience by providing instruction and practical application of skills to help prepare students for their future. Students who choose to participate in the program might be awarded a scholarship.
RESIDENTIAL AND COMMUTER LIFE
Student Union
614-236-6811
residencelife@capital.edu
commuterlife@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/residence-life
Residential & Commuter Life supports both residential and commuter students. In on-campus housing, Area Directors (professional staff) and Resident Assistants help residents with personal issues, advocate for student needs, and help create a safe and healthy living environment. The office also oversees meal plan changes, requests for housing releases, housing selection, the Commuter Lounge, and Commuter Lockers.
SCHUMACHER GALLERY
Blackmore Library
614-236-6319
dgentili@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/schumacher
Capital University’s Schumacher Gallery offers a wonderfully diverse selection of more than 2,500 works for study and enjoyment. It provides the university and the community with an extensive program of special focus exhibits, lectures, and art-related events. The Gallery is located on the fourth floor of Capital’s Blackmore Library. It is open weekdays and Saturdays 12-4p.m. during the academic year.The Schumacher Gallery now offersan app for deeper exploration and research of the collection.
STUDENT ACCOUNTS
Yochum Hall
614-236-6123
studentaccounts@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/student-accounts
The Student Accounts Office provides assistance in understanding any charges billed to your accounts in the electronic eBill system, as well as any outstanding balances due. The office directs students to information on the available payment plan options. If payments and financial aid result in a credit balance, the office will review and issue refunds. The office helps students and parents understand federal regulations that may apply to their student account.
STUDENT AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT
Student Union
614-236-6901
sce@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/sce
Located on the first floor of the Harry C. Moores Student Union, the SCE is one of the busiest places on campus. No matter what your interests are, the team is able to help you get involved and find your niche on campus. The office supports Activity Management and Programming (AMP), Bonner Leader Program, Community Engagement, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Leadership Development, Parent and Family Programs, Student Government, 90+ Student Organizations, and Transition Programs.
STUDENT SUCCESS
Ruff Learning Center
614-236-6871
success@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/student-success
Student Success is here to help all students navigate the university, overcome barriers to success, and achieve their personal and academic goals to get the most out of their time at Capital. If concerns arise, the Student Success team provides support, advocacy, and connection to campus resources and also empowers students to achieve success both inside and outside the classroom through the success coaching program.
TITLE IX AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT
Ruff Learning Center
614-236-6904
titleIX@capital.edu
www.capital.edu/title-ix-and-sexual-harassment
Capital University is committed to ensuring a safe environment free of discrimination on the basis of sex, including sexual misconduct. All members of the University community, including students, faculty, staff, guests, and visitors are expected to conduct themselves in a manner that does not infringe upon the rights of others. The University offers prevention and outreach programs to educate the University community about sexual misconduct and discrimination. Resources and reporting options are available to the University community by contacting the Title IX Coordinator.