Back to
Campus Resources
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
Where students can get academic help

Many students on campus will need some form of academic help during their time at NSU, and there is free help available to any NSU student.  The University College provides academic support with the following services:

Writing Center
    Dacotah Hall 209
    626-7782

The Writing Center helps students improve their writing skills.  Tutors do not do the work for the students; instead they sit down with them individually to discuss the writing at hand and how to improve.  Students are encouraged to visit the Writing Center at any stage of the writing process, from choosing a topic to polishing a final draft.  Hours are generally Monday through Thursday mid-morning to late afternoon, as well as some evening hours.  Students may drop in for help or make an appointment.

Math Center
    Dacotah Hall 209
    626-7782

The Math Center is staffed by tutors who will assist students in their math classes, or any other classes that require math.  They help students individually or in small groups.  As with all tutoring at the University College, tutors will not do the work for the students.  They instead help students learn how to solve the problems themselves.  Hours are generally Monday through Thursday mid-morning to late afternoon, as well as some evening hours.  Students may drop in for help or make an appointment.

Supplemental Instruction
    Andy Carr
   Dacotah Hall 208
   626-3427

Supplemental Instruction is an organized study group program that employs upper level students to lead study sessions for particular classes.  These classes are chosen based on an instructor’s interest in the program, and instructors are encouraged to choose their own SI leaders for their class. This is a non-remedial program open to any student enrolled for classes that have SI attached to them.  It takes the approach of combining “what to learn” with “how to learn,” with the leaders acting as experienced model students helping other students learn the material in the class.  Based on NSU and national data, students attending SI sessions earn higher course grades and withdraw less often than those who don’t.  The number of sessions held is variable, but is typically from one to three per week, and the leader is encouraged to attend class regularly.  For more information on SI contact Andy Carr.
 

General Tutoring
    Andy Carr
    Dacotah Hall 208
    626-3427

Tutoring is available for most general education classes.  Tutors for particular classes are chosen based on instructor recommendation.  For more information contact Andy Carr.

PASS Program
    Dacotah Hall 201
    626-2633

PASS (Partners in Academic Skills and Success) is a federally funded U.S. Department of Education TRIO Program.  It focuses on students who meet federal low-income guidelines and whose parents haven’t completed a four-year college degree, and/or those who have a documented disability.  At NSU, 150 students participate in the program.  It provides close academic counseling and support for students who qualify, using peer mentors, Supplemental Instruction, and expanded tutoring services to help these students during their first couple of years at NSU.


Academic Advisement
Handbook

Back to
Campus Resources
CAMPUS SUPPORT STAFF

        Department                                         Secretary                                      Ext.

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS                                 Judy Lapka  or Pat Wilhelm          2524
ACCOUNTING                                             Stacey Roettele                            2401
ADMISSIONS                                               Judy Burgard                                2544
ALUMNI/FOUNDATION OFFICE              Paulette Morse                             2550
ART (a.m. only)                                               Mary Oleson                                2514
ARTS & SCIENCES, College of                     Karen Elliott                                 2601
ATHLETICS                                                   Susan Entzel                                 3336
BOOKSTORE                                                Beth Rasmusson                           2655
BUSINESS, School of                                     Nancy Naughten                          2400
BUSINESS ED/ADMIN SYS/LAW               Stacey Roettele                            2401
CAREER DEVELOPMENT                           Ginny Greer                                  2371
CHILDREN’S CENTER                                 Rhonda Swanson                         2221
CONTINUING ED/EXTENSION                  Jami Ringgenberg                         2568
COUNSELING CENTER                               Ginny Greer                                 2371
DISABILITY SERVICES                                Ginny Greer                                 2371
E-LEARNING CENTER                                 Julie Holzer                                  3382
ECONOMICS/FINANCE                               Florence Deckert                         2637
EDUCATION, School of                                 Ann Blondo                                  2415
ELEMENTARY/SECONDARY ED                Jackie Blide                                 2417
ENGLISH/LITERATURE                                Mary Kost                                   2404
ENROLLMENT SERVICES                           Mary Schulz                                 2545
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT                       Becky Wirkus                              2560
FINANCE OFFICE                                         Tammy Pierce                              2537
FINANCIAL AID                                            Barb Kopetsky                            2640
FINE ARTS, School of                                     Tracy Jurgens                               2497
FOREIGN LANGUAGES                                Mary Kost                                   2404
GRADUATE STUDIES                                    Tammy Griffith                             2558
HEALTH/PE                                                     Susan Entzel                                3336
HUMAN RESOURCES                                   Karen Marnette                           2526
INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES                    Florence Deckert                        2637
LIBRARY                                                         Nancy Miller                               2645
LINGUISTICS                                                  Mary Kost                                  2404
MANAGEMENT/MARKETING                      Florence Deckert                        2637
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS Stacey Roettele                         2401
MATH                                                                Linda Richards                           2456
MUSIC/THEATER                                             Tracy Jurgens                            2497
POLITICAL SCIENCE                                      Karen Elliott                              2601
POST OFFICE                                                   Stacey Hepola                           2656
PRESIDENT'S OFFICE                                     Arlene Redler                            2521
PSYCHOLOGY                                                 Jackie Blide                               2417
REGISTRATION/RECORDS                            Carol Rozelle                             2012
RESIDENCE LIFE                                             Cindy Sahli                                3007
SD INTERNATIONAL BUS INST                    Cherri Brick                              3149
SCIENCES                                                         Linda Richards                          2456
SOCIAL SCIENCES                                          Karen Elliott                              2601
SPECIAL EDUCATION                                     Jackie Blide                              2417
SPEECH                                                             Mary Kost                                2404
STUDENT AFFAIRS                                         Jerilyn Mielke                            2530
STUDENT ACTIVITIES                                    Cindy Sahli                                3007
STUDENT CENTER                                          Cindy Sahli                                3007
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE                                  Teri Galbraith or Joanne Lyren   2633
UNIVERSITY RELATIONS                              Stacey Jones                              2552


Academic Advisement
Handbook

Back to
Campus Resources
Primary Pager - 229-7846
Secondary Pager - 229-7848
 OFFICE OF RESIDENCE LIFE STAFF
 FALL 2000

                                                                                        Room         Phone
Bob Courtney, Director (Home: 225-2713)                         SC-201          3007
Terry Albers, Police Officer                                                 SC-211         2474 - answer machine
                                                                                                             380-8925 - cell phone

Briscoe Hall - 2680 Lobby phone                    3370 Outside entrance phone
Hall Director:             Bryan Vander Weyst                         209             2677
Resident Asst.                 Crystal Cole                                103             2684
                                        Jenelle Fields                              118             2694
                                        Steve Ranum                              224             2706
                                        Jesse Chagolia                            307             2718
Jerde Hall - 2004 Lobby phone                    3371 Outside entrance phone
Hall Director:               Peni Mounga                                    148              2001/cell 380-4958
Resident Asst:                   Shari Biers                                  122               2029
                                         Dara Bowser                              165               2046
                                         Tucker Willard                            222              2073
                                         Stephanie Bitterman                     257              2095
                                         Jarod Obering                              280              2108
                                         Marcus Ewert                              322              2125
                                         Emily Herbst                                362              2147
                                         Dustin Hjelmeland                        386              2160
                                         Christian Kleiber                          423              2176
                                         Anthony Ruffin                             459              2198
                                         Megan Horacek                           483              2211
Kramer Hall - 2284 Lobby phone                3372 Outside entrance phone
Hall Director:                 Jason “Bud” Lemke                          213            2844/cell 228-2180
Resident Asst:                    Eric Gallagher                               128            2866
                                          Trenton Lunstrum                         138            2870
                                          Lynn Isackson                              220            2884
                                          Kate Royston                               329            2919
                                          Kate Goehring                              342            2925
Lindberg Hall - 2000 Lobby phone                3373 Outside entrance phone
Hall Director:                Trevor Mischke                                 101              2414
Resident Asst:                   Lennie Davis                                  205              3110
                                         Tabitha Moore                              314              3136
McWelsh Hall - 2732 Lobby phone                3374 Outside entrance phone
Hall Director:               Emilie Block                                         131             2740
Resident Asst:                   Scott Henrikson                              107              2747
                                         Nicole Orel                                    214             2770
                                         Kristie Haffner                                228             2784
                                         Matt Klundt                                   314              2798
                                         Eric Strandberg                              328             2812
                                         Ruth Moneke                                 414             2826
                                         Lori Mack                                     428              2840
Steele Hall - 3020 Lobby phone                    3375 Outside entrance phone
Hall Director:               Amy Gurney                                         209           3047
Resident Asst:                   Stephanie Dobbs                             110           3029
                                         Gail Johnson                                    225          3055
                                         Melissa Lauseng                              303          3062
                                         Jessica Holzwarth                            313          3071


Academic Advisement
Handbook

Back to
Campus Resources
Career Development & Placement
217 SC
626-2371
Beverly Werner, Director

Faculty members are invited to request class appearances or other specific services to assist students in their career development.  Please call ahead if you plan to be gone during a class time or want a brief presentation during a class.  Possible topics include but are not limited to job trends, employment options in a given major, resumes (traditional, scanned, electronic), interviewing, job search strategies, and general career planning.

You may use the Student Referral and Support Program (SRSP), your own persuasive efforts, or class requirements to encourage or guide all students to use our services as they:
 

All students will benefit from career development activities, such as those suggested on the Four-Year Planner, available on the NSU web site (click on Student Life, then Career Development, then Career Planning).  [or set up a hot link to that]  Workshops are presented each semester for several of the above topics.  The schedule of offerings is available on the cable station, in What’s Up, at the Information Desk of the Student Center (SC), and in 217 SC.

Students with business majors are encouraged to work closely with Scott Peterson, LIN-208, regarding employment—internships, on-campus interviews, vacancies, etc.


Academic Advisement
Handbook

Back to
Campus Resources
NORTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY
2000-2001 REFERRAL GUIDE
Academic Affairs
Accounting Tutoring
Admissions
Affirmative Action
(College of) Arts and Sciences
Bookstore
(School of) Business
Campus Police
Career Development and Placement
Children's Center
Computer Services
Continuing Education
Counseling Center
Disability Services
(School of)
Education
Enrollment Services
Finance and Administration
Financial Aid
(School of)
Fine Arts
Food Service
Graduate Studies
Health Service
Honors Program
Housing (Residence Life)
Instructional Technology Center
International Students
Library
Mathematics Center
Minority Achievement
NSU Answerline
NSU Job Service
Parking
PASS (Partners in Academic Skills and Success)
Human Resources
Post Office
President
Purchasing
Reference
Registration/ Records
Student Affairs
Student Life
Testing
Tutoring & Supplemental Instruction
University College
University Relations
Veterans Services
Writing Center
 Center for Statewide E-Learning
  

 

NORTHERN STATE UNIVERSITY
2000-2001 REFERRAL GUIDE

Academic Affairs
Spafford 203, 626-2524
The office of Academic Affairs assists students by answering questions about academic services at NSU.  Contact Dr. Don Cozzetto, Vice President for Academic Affairs, with questions.
Accounting Tutoring
Lincoln 317, 626-2469
The Accounting Club offers assistance to students in accounting classes at Northern.  Call for individual tutoring requests or see Paul Everson, Lincoln 317.
Admissions 
See Enrollment Services
Affirmative Action
Krikac Administration Building 213, 626-2520
Northern State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, gender, sexual orientation, age or disability in its programs and activities.  For more information regarding nondiscrimination policies, please contact Mary Ellen Lehr, Affirmative Action Officer.
(College of) Arts and Sciences
Secretary, Karen Elliott, Seymour 250, 626-2601

Deans
Dr. Jay Ruud, Dean, Seymour 249, 626-2601

Departments/Coordinators
Biology
Dr. Dan Tallman, Mewaldt-Jensen 223, 626-7707
Chemistry and Physics
Dr. Dan Tallman, Mewaldt-Jensen 223, 626-7707
History and Geography
Dr. Mark Bartusis, Seymour 245, 626-2608
Modern Languages and Communications
Dr. Casey Black, Seymour 332, 626-7697
English and Linguistics
Dr. Patrick Whiteley, Seymour 317, 626-7704
Mathematics
Dr. Abid Elkhader, Mewaldt-Jensen 229, 626-2432
Political Science and Sociology
Dr. Ken Blanchard, Seymour 350, 626-7797
Bookstore
Memorial Union, 626-2655
In addition to textbooks and course materials, the Bookstore carries NSU clothing, giftware and a variety of other merchandise.  The Bookstore also serves as the box office for NSU drama productions. Store hours are M-F, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. unless otherwise posted.  Contact Beth Rasmusson, Director, with questions.
(School of) Business
Lincoln 101, 626-2400

Center for Excellence in International Business
Ms. Ethel M. Houge, Academic Coordinator
Lincoln 123A, 626-7721
R. James Krueger, Director, Lincoln 101, 626-7728

Deans
Dr. Clyde Arnold, Dean, Lincoln 101, 626-2400

Departments/Coordinators
Accounting
Mr. Paul Everson, Lincoln 317, 626-2469
Business Education, Administrative
Systems and Business Law
R. James Krueger, Lincoln 118, 626-7728
Economics and Finance
Dr. John Peterson, Lincoln 320, 626-2434
Industrial Technologies
Dr. Clyde Arnold, Lincoln 101, 626-2400
Management and Marketing
Dr. Willard Broucek, Lincoln 321, 626-2639
Management Information Systems
R. James Krueger, Lincoln 219, 626-7725
School of Business Internship and Placement Director
Mr. Scott Peterson, Lincoln 208, 626-2304
Campus Police
SC 201
Emergency - 9-911   Routine - 626-2474
(Answering machine monitored only by the campus officer)
The Aberdeen Police Department provides an officer on campus Sunday through Thursday - 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. The officer works out of the NSU Student Center or can be contacted through any faculty or staff member.  Questions concerning the campus police officer can be directed to Bob Courtney (626-3007) or to Officer Daryl VanDover at vandoverd@northern.edu.
Career Development and Placement
SC 217, 626-2371
Career exploration and planning services are offered for choosing a major or career through interest and personality assessment, individual counseling, IDL classes, computer-assisted career guidance, occupational information and exploration, and graduate school information. Job search assistance (resumes, letters, interviewing, credentials files, vacancies, job fairs) through workshops or IDL classes is encouraged for all students.  Contact Beverly Werner, Director.
Center for Statewide E-Learning
Mewaldt-Jensen, 626-3382
The NSU Center for Statewide E-Learning program addresses the teacher shortage in small rural schools through distance education and helps undergraduates in all fields build technology skills relevant to their future careers. Contact Erika Tallman, Director.
Children's Center
Lindberg Hall, 626-2221
http://www.northern.edu/student_affairs/children's_center.htm
e-mail: swansonr@northern.edu 
The Children's Center provides care on a space available basis for children of NSU students, staff and faculty, as well as for the community at large.  The center is licensed by the state, and provides developmentally appropriate care for children ages 4 weeks to six years of age.   Pre-registration is required, as space is limited.  For enrollment information, contact Rhonda Swanson, Director.
Computer Services
Krikac Administration Building, Rooms 101-116
Spafford Hall, Rooms 101-109, 626-2283
Computer labs are available for use in these areas.  Students will be assigned a user-ID to use the network.  Students are asked to "sign-in" at the Computer Center window before using the labs.  Hours of operation are posted.  Contact Joann Pomplun, Director, or Ann Eisenbeisz, Operations Supervisor, with questions.
Continuing Education
Spafford 106, 626-2568
Questions concerning extension classes and correspondence study should be directed to Dennis Scott, Director.
Counseling Center
SC 217, 626-2371
Personal counseling can be obtained through the Counseling center.  Individual and group counseling is available for depression, anxiety, sexual abuse, eating disorders, abusive relationships, chemical abuse and others.  Contact Deb Walker, Director, with questions.
Disability Services
SC 217, 626-2371
The Office of Disability Services provides accommodations for students with documented disabilities.  Services may include note takers, readers, interpreters, scribes and a variety of other accommodations.  For more information, contact Karen Gerety, Director of Disability Services, at 626-2371 or Don Erlenbusch, ADA Coordinator, at 626-2537 (Finance and Administration Office - AB 205).
(School of) Education
Gerber 109, 626-2415

Deans and Directors
Dr. Sharon L. Tebben, Dean, Gerber 111, 626-2415 
Dennis Scott, Director of Field Experiences 
Gerber 110, 626-2415

Departments/Coordinators
Elementary/Secondary Education
Dr. Connie Geier, Gerber 147, 318, 626-3169
Health & Physical Education
Dr. Kathie Courtney, Barnett Center 38, 626-7684
Psychology & Counselor Education
Dr. Bruce Petrie, Gerber 119, 626-3416
Special Education 
Dr. Roy Thurston, Gerber 224, 626-2490
Enrollment Services
Dacotah 101, 626-3400
The Enrollment Services Office in Dacotah Hall houses
admissions, financial aid and registration/records.

Admissions
626-2544 or 1-800-678-5330
Sarah Hansen   and Travis Vlasman, Co-Interim Directors

Financial Aid
626-2640
Sharon Kienow, Director

Records/Registration
626-2012
Peggy Hallstrom, Registrar
         Extended Studies
            Spafford 106, 626-2568

             Questions concerning extension classes and correspondence study should be directoed to Alan LaFave, 
             Dean of Graduate and Extended Studies
 
Finance and Administration
Krikac Administration Building 202, 626-2566
The Finance and Administration Office handles a variety of business transactions, including: tuition / fee billings and payments; student and staff ID cards; educational expense short-term loans; refund checks of all types; Stafford Loan disbursement; and meal plan changes.  Contact Veronica Paulson, Controller or Jeanne O'Neill, Sr. Accountant, with questions.
Financial Aid
See Enrollment Services.
(School of) Fine Arts
Spafford 315, 626-2497

Dean
Dr. Alan LaFave, Spafford 316, 626-2497

Coordinators
Art
Mr. Mark Shekore, Coordinator, Art Department, Dacotah 206, 626-7765
Music and Theater
Dr. William Wieland, Coordinator, Music/Theatre Department
Spafford Hall 304, 626-2499
Food Services
Jerde Dining Hall, 626-2015
Wolves Den, 626-2650
Aramark- operates two dining halls on campus, Jerde Dining Hall Cafeteria and Food Service in the Student Union (Wolves Den).  We also do catering on-campus and off-campus. Contact Doug Nieman, F.M.P., General Manager, Food Director, or The Food Service Office at 626-2928 with questions.  We do hire student workers and pay hourly wages weekly! All student positions with 30 hours or more do have benefits!
Graduate Studies
Spafford 104, 626-2558
Information regarding master's degrees and admission into the graduate school at Northern is available in the Graduate Studies Office.  Contact Tammy Griffith, Senior Secretary, with questions.
Health Service
SC 229, 626-7694
The Health Services Office is open Monday through Friday when classes are in session from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm.  The department offers services for students that are currently enrolled.  A registered nurse is available, by appointment only and a medical assistant is available to help students with other informational needs.  After hours, health needs should be referred to Avera St. Luke's Hospital (622-5000) or Aberdeen Family Physicians (225-0378).
Honors Program
Director, Kenneth Blanchard
Seymour 321, 626-7796
The Honors Program is designed to further challenge Northern’s best students.  In order to take part in the program, an entering freshman will have graduated in the top 25% of his or her class and earned an ACT score of 26 or above.  Once a student has started at Northern, students can be admitted to the program on the recommendation of a professor, and should have a GPA of 3.25 or higher.   Once in the program, a student can choose to take just a few honors courses; however, if a student would like to graduate In Honoribus (NSU's highest academic honor) s/he must complete 18 hours of honors classes, including a senior project of 3-5 credits. Contact Kenneth Blanchard for more information.
Housing (Residence Life)
SC 201, 626-3007
Contact Bob Courtney, Director of Student Development
and Residence Life, with questions concerning campus housing.
Human Resources
Krikac Administration Building 213
Human Resources - 626-2520, Payroll - 626-2523
Payroll checks for student workers are processed in the Human Resources Office. Contact Mary Ellen Lehr, Director of Human Resources, or Wanita Bullert, Payroll Accountant, with questions.
Instructional Technology Center
Library, 626-2426
For multi-media equipment deliveries, call 626-2426 and speak with Jeannie.  For RDTN and distance education, and NSU-TV, call 626-2426 and ask for Lynn Carlsgaard or Paul Moulsoff.  For multi-media production, instructional design issues and technology training, contact Lorena Smith at 626-7804. For DDN and E-learning studios, call Dennis Burrel at 626-3392 or Michael Carter at 626-3393.
International Students
International students, who have questions about employment, 
I-20's, internships, housing, or any concern regarding academic or social involvement should be referred to Dr. Tim Barnett, Vice President for Student Affairs, in the NSU Student Center,Room 201 or call 626-2530 to schedule an appointment.
Library 
626-2645
The NSU library is equipped with the resources you need, from books, journals and the latest on-line databases to multi-media/TV production facilities, distance education and electronic classrooms.  Our best service is still our great staff!  The hours of operation are posted on the doors of the library or you may call the circulation desk  (626-2645) or Dr. Phil Mulvaney, Director for more information, at 626-7770.
Multicultural Affairs
SC 201, 626-3007
The Multicultural Affairs  Office provides admissions, academic and personal support services to minority students, specifically Native Americans.  For information regarding this office or the Native American Student Association (NASA), contact Mr. Peni Mounga, Multicultural Student Advisor.
NSU Answerline
626-3100 or 1-800-809-2905
NSU Answerline offers recorded information about NSU's programs and services along with relevant health issues.  More than 100 free, confidential messages are available 24 hours a day from any touch-tone phone.
NSU One Stop Career Center
SC 234, afternoons, 626-7689
Students seeking part-time off-campus jobs should be referred to the One Stop (formerly Job Service) representative on campus.  On-campus positions may also be listed.  One Stop representatives can also be reached at their office at 420 S. Roosevelt (626-2340), especially for full-time jobs and during the summer.
Parking
Physical Plant Building, 626-2561
Any vehicle parked on campus must display a hanging parking permit on the rear view mirror.  These permits can be purchased in the Physical Plant Parking Office.  Anyone expecting a visitor who will park on campus should request, in advance, a temporary parking permit from the Office of Facilities Management in the Physical Plant Building.  Contact the Parking Office with questions about parking rules or regulations.
PASS (Partners in Academic Skills and Success)
Dacotah 201, 626-2633
PASS is a program of academic and personal support services 
funded through the U.S. Department of Education TRIO Grant
Program.  For more information contact Steven Rasmussen, PASS
Program Director.
Post Office
NSU Student Center, 626-2656
Students who live on campus have a mailbox in their residence hall.  Students who live off campus will be assigned a mailbox at the NSU Post Office.  Check your mailbox frequently!
President
Spafford 202, 626-2521
The Office of the President offers assistance to all constituents of the NSU community.  Contact Dr. John Hilpert, President, or Arlene Redler, administrative assistant to the President, with questions.
Purchasing
Krikac Administration Building 212, 626-2529 or 2533
The Purchasing Office handles all purchases of equipment and supplies for the University.  Student Organizations must obtain a purchase order prior to making a purchase.  Contact Earl Weisenburger, Director, with questions.
Registration/Records
See Enrollment Services.
Student Affairs
Spafford Hall, Room 205B, 626-2530
The Student Affairs Office assists students with questions about policies, procedures and services provided at NSU.  Contact Dr. Tim Barnett, Vice President for Student Affairs, with questions.
Student Life
SC 201, 626-3007
Student Life programming includes campus activities board
programming, leadership development, intramural recreation and 
sports, student center , Gypsy Days/homecoming programming, 
and new student orientation.  Contact the Student Development Office.
Testing
The Student Affairs Office administers a wide array of testing programs such as ACT, CLEP, GRE, LSAT, MAT, MCAT, NTE and PPST.  Information packets for GMAT and TOEFL tests are also available.  Contact Jerilyn Mielke, Student Affairs Secretary, at 626-2530 with questions.
Tutoring & Supplemental Instruction
Individual peer tutoring and Supplemental Instruction is available through the Academic Resource Center. To arrange for a tutor or a study group, contact Andrew Carr, Academic Resource Center Coordinator.
University College
Dacotah 201, 626-2633

Director
Dr. Lenore M. Koczon, Director, Dacotah 201, 626-2633

Staff
Mr. Andrew Carr - Academic Support Services Coordinator, 626-3427
Ms. Madia Droppers, Academic Advisor – PASS & Associate of Arts – General Studies degree students, 626-3369
Ms. Lisa K. Ducheneaux, Reading/Study Skills Coordinator,  626-3006
Dr. Michael Paradise, Mathematics Center, 626-2665
Ms. Vicki Evans, Writing Center, 626-2665
Ms. Heidi Fisher, Academic Advisor - Undecided students, 626-3368
Mr. Steve Rasmussen, PASS Director, 626-3301
Dr. Les Vierra, Upward Bound, 626-3398
University Relations
Graham 111, 626-2552
University Relations is Northern's liaison to local and
regional media outlets.  Students and student organizations who wish to publicize their news events via press releases and other printed material should visit University Relations.  This office also publishes the campus newsletter, "What's Up."  Contact Stacey Jones, Director, with questions. 
Veterans Services
Dacotah Hall 111, 626-7692
Questions regarding education benefits for veterans and
Montgomery GI Bill participants should be referred to the 
Veterans Services Office.

Academic Advisement
Handbook