NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY | 1Global Initiatives INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK
NEW JERSEY CITY UNIVERSITY | 1 PART 13 NJCU Codes of Conduct Resources: Know Your Rights26 Table of Contents PART 1 Welcome from Associate Vice President Cunningham2 PART 2 Before Departing for the U.S., You Should:4 PART 3 When You Arrive, You Should:6 PART 4 International Student Code of Conduct8 PART 5 Safety Protocol10 PART 6 Health/Medical Insurance12 PART 7 Immunizations/COVID-19 1714 PART 9 Maintaining Your Legal Student Status18 PART 10 Crisis & Mental Health Resources20 PART 11 Residence Life & Housing22 PART 12 Information Technology Services & WI-FI24 PART 14 Campus Card Services & NJCU ID Cards28 PART 15 Important Numbers & Offices30 PART 17 NJCU Codes of Conduct Resources: Know Your Rights34 PART 16 Mail Services, Academic Advising and Tuition & Fees32 PART 18 Campus Map 3536 PART 8 Emergency and Non-Emergency Health and Wellness Protocol16
2 | GLOBAL INITIATIVES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK WELCOME 01PARTPRESIDENTASSOCIATEFROMVICECUNNINGHAM1:
On behalf of Acting President Jason Kroll, Provost Tamara Jhashi and the students, faculty and staff at this great institution, I welcome you to the United States of America and to New Jersey City University! This is your new home, and we are delighted you have chosen NJCU. NJCU is a global university for a global student body. Your presence here culturally enriches our campus community and adds great value to the dynamism of academic discourse in the classroom. Our aim is to enrich your collegiate experience in America by offering educational, enlightening, and fun courses, cultural activities, and events on and off campus. We encourage you to get involved and connect with different departments and learning communities universitywide to gain the full NJCU experience. We remain committed to your success as an international student at NJCU, so feel free to contact us with your concerns or questions. Don’t forget—you belong here, and we expect great things from you and for you!
Associate Vice President for Global Initiatives
Tamara Cunningham
Best wishes for a successful visit!
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4 | GLOBAL INITIATIVES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK BEFORE DEPARTING FOR THE U.S., YOU SHOULD: PART 022:
PART 2: BEFORE DEPARTING FOR THE U.S. YOU SHOULD: | 5 Purchase • Dorm items • Bedding/bed linens • Blanket • Pillows • Power adapter and Surge Protector • Check if the adapter works for your country & the U.S. • Towels (bath/hand as needed) • Mobile phone with a U.S.-working SIM Card or data plan Prepare • Immunizations and proof of immunization (see Immunizations/COVID 19 Vaccination Policy for details) • Please note that all international students living in the dorms must be vaccinated before moving into the dorms. Please email internationalstudents@njcu.edu with your questions Download • The NJCU GET App (see Campus Card Services for more details) • Select New Jersey City University • Log in using your GothicNet credentials • Enter a PIN and press continue • Upload your photo prior to arrival (your Gothic Card will be made with this photo) • Apple Store • Android/Google Play store • Go to our website for photo guidelines • To upload your photo here • Update your contact information Pack • Items listed in 2a (if you haven’t shipped them ahead) • Two weeks’ worth of clothing (remember, you’ll buy souvenirs and have trouble packing them as you return). • 1 business-formal outfit • 1 pair of casual shoes, 1 pair formal • Extra pair of glasses • Extra prescriptions • Toiletries • Driver’s license or other form of ID • Copies of your travel documents • Passport backup copies • Photo page • Visa page • U.S. Department of State paperwork APPLY • Apply for Housing • Complete the Housing Application • Step-by-Step Guide • You can check the status here COMPLETE • Student Health Forms • Submit to internationalstudents@njcu.edu
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PART 3: WHEN YOU ARRIVE YOU SHOULD: | 7 Upon Arrival • Ensure your cellphone/SIM card is working • Check-in with Global Initiatives staff • Pick up the items you shipped ahead of your arrival (if any) • Pick up your Gothic Card • Check that you can login to the WI-FI
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PART 4: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT | 9 CODE OF CONDUCT Students arriving at NJCU are required to conduct themselves responsibly and professionally while studying in the U.S. International students are expected to perform and act with the utmost respect, integrity, kindness, and professionalism while they study in the U.S. International students must fulfill all responsibilities as outlined in their Federal Immigration Documents, NJCU contracts (if applicable), and this handbook. This includes, but is not limited to, the following: • Respect • Integrity • Punctuality • Professionalism • Kindness • Patience • Effective Communication Anyone found in violation of Federal law, State law, and the NJCU Student Code of Conduct will be cited and a formal written citation will be filed and made available to executive leadership at NJCU, NJCU’s designated school official (DSO), and the student’s home institution. Please familiarize yourselves with the Student Code of Conduct as well as your rights.
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Safety General
In case of emergency off campus: Dial 911 Emergency Services
Craig Katz 609-532-1222
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You have health and safety resources with Public Safety and the Health and Wellness Center; see #15 in this handbook for important departments and their contact information.
In case of emergency on campus Notify Public Safety 201-200-3128 (from mobile or outside phone) ext. 3128, or when using a campus phone, dial ext. 55
Notify Your International Student Advisor
And also notify NJCU’s Public Safety 201-200-3128 ext. 3128, or when using a campus phone, dial ext. 55 Notify Your International Student Advisor Craig Katz 609-532-1222
Your safety is Global Initiative’s first concern, and will be the first topic of discussion at each orientation and meeting. It is important that students abide by the safety rules and guidelines NJCU offers. There will be a full orientation with Public Safety at the beginning of your stay.
If there is an emergency off campus, dial 911 immediately. Safety materials are provided to students in their orientation folders with Public Safety brochures. If an incident occurs where an international student does not feel safe, or does not feel well, the student must report to their supervisors immediately, and the supervisors will address the concern accordingly.
Communication is key: if you don’t feel safe or well, you probably aren’t. It’s better to trust your instincts and call for a false alarm, than to hesitate and regret you didn’t call for assistance.
12 | GLOBAL INITIATIVES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK HEALTH 06PARTINSURANCEMEDICAL/6: All students at NJCU are required by law to have an insurance policy that covers emergency medical treatment. You have been enrolled in the NJCU policy for international students and will soon receive an email from internationalstudentinsurance.com about your coverage and ID card. Coverage is mandatory for the entire time you are in the U.S.
PART 6: HEALTH MEDICAL/INSURANCE | 13 You have 3 options for insurance coverage: StudentInternationalInsurance • Cost: $120/month • A charge of $480 will be added to your Fall bill. • Coverage includes: • Local network of healthcare providers • $300 towards mandatory vaccinations • $25 doctor office visit • $250 hospital stay • 50% drug prescriptions • Coverage details are in the email you will receive and are also available online • Plan details can be found here General NJCU University Insurance • Cost: $300/semester. • A charge of $1,230 will be added to your fall bill. • Details are online You may waive NJCU insurance if you have another coverage that meets the requirementsfollowing • Insurance must have a local US network of health care providers that accept the coverage • Coverage must be at least $100,000 per accident or illness • Repatriation of remains in the amount of $25,000 • Medical evacuation coverage in the amount of $50,000; and • Deductibles not to exceed $500 per accident or illness • Zero coinsurance for in-network providers 1 3 2 Please review the options and do the following: • If you do not have an F or J visa or will not physically be in the United States this semester, you are not required to have this insurance. If this is the case, please inform Global Initiatives immediately and the insurance charge will be removed. If you notify Global Initiatives after September 1, you will be charged a cancellation fee. • If you want the NJCU University coverage, please inform Global Initiatives immediately. • If you want a waiver to use another insurance, you must send Global Initiatives details of the plan showing all the above requirements no later than September 10. If you apply after September 10, you will be charged a cancellation fee. You must also provide proof of coverage through December 31, 2021. Please note that when you wish to see a doctor to bring your medical ID card with you. Insurance is an important but complicated matter in the US, so please let the Global Initiatives Staff know if you have any questions.
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If a student knows or has suspected exposure to COVID-19, students are required to participate in isolation protocols. The NJCU staff will work with the student regarding food access, contract tracing, among other items to keep both the student and the community safe.
Faculty may require masks to be worn in their classes and labs. Additionally, specific departments and the Health and Wellness Center may require masking in their private office spaces. Students and visitors are asked to comply with these requests. It is the university’s expectation that each individual choice is respected.
All outside guests are currently prohibited.
Please note that NJCU has access to COVID-19 PCR testing facilities
All international students must complete the COVID-19 vaccine series before arriving in the United States.
University community members may ask others to wear a mask when meeting. If someone is wearing a mask in an en closed space, we encourage you to ask others if they would prefer you to wear a mask as well. Please keep in mind that there are members of our community or their families with autoimmune issues or compromised health concerns, and others who have been medically instructed to wear a mask. We ask everyone to be considerate of such requests.
PART 7: IMMUNIZATIONS (INCLUDING COVID-19) | 15 IMMUNIZATION FORMS & INFORMATION All students submit proof of required immunizations before starting classes at NJCU. Students will not be allowed to live in university housing without proof of meningitis immunization* • Health and Immunization forms (PDF) Please submit your completed health form to internationalstudents@njcu.edu. NOTE: Not all types of meningitis immunizations are acceptable in the U.S. Acceptable types are listed in the PDF document linked below. Deadline August 10. • Meningitis acceptable immunization types list (PDF) • NJCU Health and Wellness Center • Information for accepted students COVID–19 Policies
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PART 8: EMERGENCY AND NON-EMERGENCY HEALTH AND WELLNESS PROTOCOL | 17 Emergency and NonEmergency Health and Wellness Protocol If you simply have a headache or an emergency there are different departments you should contact to assist you depending upon the issue. Please do the following: Medical Emergency • Call 911 • Call your RA to assist • They will notify Public Safety • Bring your insurance card with you Non-Medical Emergency During office hours please go to: • the Health and Wellness Center located in Vodra Hall, first floor • Monday–Thursday 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (Closed Friday, Saturday and Sunday During business hours: • Schedule an appointment with a doctor using the United Healthcare system: whyuhc.com/us1 • All of the doctors listed here are covered in your insurance plan On off-hours: • Visit the City MD clinic or comparable medical organization J1 Students must contact their Primary Designated School Officer, Craig Katz, with all medical issues that require medical treatment ranging from the Health and Wellness Center through the Emergency Room
18 | GLOBAL INITIATIVES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK MAINTAINING YOUR LEGAL STUDENT STATUS PART 099: During your time in the United States you will hear this term repeatedly. What does it mean? Maintaining your status means you are in alignment with the federal rules and regulations governing your non-immigrant student status. So how do you maintain your status?
• Notify the Office of Global Initiatives of your desire to change your major or academic level. Do not proceed in a new academic level or major without first obtaining a new I-20 with the updated information.
• Notify the Office of Global Initiatives within 10 days of your movement, either on or off campus.
• File timely tax returns yearly.
• Obey all laws in the United States. An arrest can lead to a termination of your SEVIS record.
Optional Practical Training Optional Practical Training (OPT) is authorized employ ment granted to eligible F1 students to work within their field of study. This authorization can be granted either before (pre-completion) or after (post-completion) the student completes their studies. Students enrolled in non-STEM[1] courses are eligible for up to 12 months of post-completion OPT minus any pre-completion OPT time they may have used. Students enrolled in STEM programs are eligible for up to 3 years of post-completion OPT minus any pre-completion OPT time they may have used.
• Register for a full course load of classes each semester.
Curricular Practical Training Curricular Practical Training (CPT) is authorized employment granted to eligible F1 students to work within their field of study while they are still enrolled in courses. To apply and learn more, schedule a meeting with your DSO.
All students interested in applying for either pre- or post- completion OPT must attend a mandatory OPT workshop. Our office will not assist in any application where the student has been found to not have attended a workshop prior to applying.
J-Visa Emergency Helpline:
what to do and what not to do
• Notify the Office of Global Initiatives of your intent to transfer to a new school
• Do not work off campus without the authorization from the Office of Global Initiatives. This also includes course related internships. Any academic activity, even if for no monetary gain, must be listed as Curricular Practical Training on your I-20 before you start.
• Move and do not inform the Office of Global Initiatives.
• Make satisfactory academic progress each semester.
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• Let your I-20 expire.
Please remember to:
• Check your NJCU email account. Our office will not send emails to private email accounts.
• Drop below full-time, unless it is your final semester.
Please monitor your NJCU email account for the OPT flyer, which goes out each semester.
• 1-866-283-9090 (24 hours a day, 7 days a week)
• Seek immediate assistance if you need additional time to complete your academic program. You must obtain a new I-20 before your current I-20 expires.
The Department of State activated the helpline to ensure the health and safety of its exchange participants. Stu dents have a right to be treated fairly and to report abuse without retaliation or threat of program cancellation.
For graduate students that means 9 credits and for undergraduate students that means 12 credits. For both academic levels you many only count 1 online course toward the full-time enrollment status. If it is your final semester, you may be below time but you cannot have solely an online class left in your final semester.
• Let your passport expire.
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Do not do the following:
• Keep your passport valid at all times.
• Work or intern off campus without authorization.
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PART 10: CRISIS & MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES | 21 NJCU’s CenterCounseling NJCU’s Counseling Center offers confidential mental health services, delivered by experienced professionals, to currently enrolled NJCU students. See how you can make an appointment on the Counseling Center’s webpage The Counseling Center Gilligan201-200-3165Student Union Building, Room 308 In addition to both short- and long- term counseling, students also have access to workshops, peer support groups (in-person and virtual), and community resources. Your mental health is just as important as your physical health, and we encourage students to attend these workshops that dispel the myths about mental health. Students also have access to crisis resources should they need immediate assistance: For mental emergencies:health On campus: call 201-200-3128 for Public Safety Off campus: call 911 or go to your nearest hospital emergency room The following resources are also available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week: Crisis Text Line Text HOME to 741741 National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800-273-8255 NJ Addictions Hotline 1-844-276-2777 NJ Domestic Violence Hotline 1-800-572-7233 Trevor Lifeline for LGBTQ Youth 1-866-488-7386 or text START to 678678 NJ Hopeline 1-855-654-6735 Disaster Distress Helpline 1-800 985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746 RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673 Bridgeway Crisis Intervention Services (Hudson County adult residents only, including NJCU residence hall students) 152 Central Avenue, Jersey City 201-885-2539
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For questions regarding housing, please see the Residence Life webpage.
NOTE: Participants in joint degree and other special programs are not eligible for the housing waiver and must reside on campus for the duration of their enrollment.
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The NJCU International Student Housing Policy states that all international students who are new to the US are required to reside in university housing for their first academic year (two semesters). Inability to afford NJCU housing will not be considered as grounds for an exemption as students must document sufficient liquid funds for one year’s academic and living costs in order to receive an I20; unless sufficient funds are documented, NJCU cannot issue an I20 to the student. Students who are 25 years of age or older or in the United States with their minor children and/or partner are exempt from the mandatory on campus housing policy.
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Regular Hours of Operation: Monday–Thursday:
All students will have an NJCU email address and Gothic Card number that will allow them to access all of NJCU services from Wi-Fi, GothicNet (intranet) and Microsoft 365. For all IT troubleshooting needs, please contact the Help Desk at either via email at helpdesk@njcu.edu or call 201-200-HELP (4357).
There are several computer labs around campus where students can access both the internet as well as printing services, these are maintained by IT. WI-FI There is campuswide Wi-Fi access under the “NJCUWifi” Network. You can access this network with your NJCU username (not email address) and password. The IT Department manages both the Wi-Fi on campus as well as access in the dorms. If you’re experiencing issues connecting to the Wi-Fi Networks, please visit the IT Department in P114 (first floor of the Professional Studies Building) or call 201-200-HELP (4357) during their office hours below: 8:30 a.m.–6 p.m. 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
Friday:
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Information Technology
Not including holidays. njcu.edu/helpdesk
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PART 13: CYBERSECURITY: SCAMS AND SECURE INFORMATION | 27 Be careful with information you share or disclose to third-parties, especially those over the phone. When you arrive in the United States you might find that you receive SPAM calls that say that you are going to be contacted by ICE, or that your Social Security information has changed. At no point will the U.S. Federal Government or state governments call or email you unless you have requested their services. Your DSO will inform you well in advance regarding your status or procedures here in the United States. If a person you have not met asks you for this information, you are not legally obligated to present any information. The only person who would ask for or need this information is your DSO. If you are unsure about correspondence you have received, please ask your DSO to confirm. Be sure to practice the following: • Use strong passwords for all of your online accounts • More than 8 characters worth of the following: • capital and lowercase letters • symbols • numbers • Use different passwords for different accounts, don’t recycle the same password • Screen your calls • Know the person or company you’re dealing with and ensure their information is readily available and known on the internet.
28 | GLOBAL INITIATIVES INTERNATIONAL STUDENT HANDBOOK NJCU CAMPUS CARDS & NJCU ID CARDS PART 1414:
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Your Gothic Card is your primary access to your meal plan and debit accounts, as well as your dorm and room access key. Contact the Campus Card Office at
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Hepburn
GothicCard@njcu.edu or call 201-200-2273 (CARD). This office is located in Hepburn Hall, Room 114 (end of the hallway).
Hours: Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (Late night hours coming soon.) Email: GothicCard@njcu.edu Website: njcu.edu/gothiccard Off-Campus Merchants • Billy’s Truck, Audobon Avenue, Jersey City • El Sol Del Caribe, 150 Sterling Way, Jersey City • Jerkin Chicken Restaurant, 234 West Side Avenue, Jersey City • Miss America Diner, 322 West Side Avenue, Jersey City
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Your meal plan is part of your overall resident housing payment and cannot be waived. Your Gothic Card will allow you to swipe at all dining facilities, vending machines, and other off-campus dining facilities. All catering on campus is done through Gourmet Dining, and available at GSUB and Vodra Halls. Dunkin’ Donuts is also available on campus. Campus Card Office can assist with meal-plan and questions regarding off-campus merchants, and can be reached here: Hall Room 114 201- 200-2273
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Gothic Card
Meal Plan & Using Your Gothic Card
Your NJCU ID or Gothic Card is your key to the NJCU Campus. It’s your form of ID, an electronic key, a debit card, and much more. There are “Swipe” Readers outside of each dormitory and room with an indicator light: the Red Light indicates a locked door, the Green Light indicates an open door. If you are unable to access your dormitory, please notify your Residence Assistant.
If your card is lost or stolen, report it immediately to the University Service Center at 201-200-2552 during business hours, or to the Department of Public Safety at 201-200-3128 during non-business hours.
options
NJCU Campus Card Services creates your official NJCU Photo ID, also called a Gothic Card, this allows you to access many services including dormitories, meal plans, and more. International students are asked to download the Get Mobile App and upload their pictures before departure to shorten the process.
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PART 15: IMPORTANT NUMBERS AND OFFICES | 31 Save these numbers and locations into your phone or contact list Public Safety Rossey201-200-3128HallRoom 105 The Office of the Dean of Students Gilligan201-200-3525Student Union Building, Room 111 Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Hepburn201-200-3507Hall,Room 303 The Health and Wellness Center* Vodra201-200-3456Hall,Suite 107 The Counseling Center* Gilligan201-200-3165Student Union Building, Room 308 Speicher-Rubin Women’s Center for Equity and Diversity* Gilligan201-200-3189Student Union Building, Room 318 Office of Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action/Diversity Hepburn201-200-3075Hall,Room 306 Campus Card Office Hepburn201-200-2273HallRoom 114 Office of Global Initiatives (International 201-200-2180Office) NOTE: All resources with an (*) indicator are Confidential Resources.
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FLYWIRE: NJCU has partnered with FLYWIRE, a money transfer service, to provide an easy and cost effective way to transfer funds. FLYWIRE offers a better exchange rate than many banks with lower fees. Payments through FLYWIRE can also be made with a credit card. Access NJCU’s FLYWIRE page.
Academic Advising
All student packages will be placed into the student lockers.
The student locker system is located on the first floor of Vodra Hall, right beside the Cafeteria. They will receive two codes directly to their NJCU email (1 pick-up code and 1 validation code). This email will NOT be from NJCU, but from “Pack City.” Sometimes these emails may go to the spam/ junk folder so if they do not see if in their primary inbox, they can make sure to check the spam/junk folder.
The Office of Student Accounts has a “How to...” and Forms Section on their webpage; The office is located in Hepburn Hall 106, and can be reached at 201-200-3045, and bursar@njcu.edu You have the following options to pay for your tuition:
Tuition, Fees, Room and Board and any required deposits are due in-full by the posted semester deadlines, unless the Office of Student Accounts has granted an authorized payment plan or registration clearance prior to the posted deadline. If you do not pay in-full or have an authorized payment plan or clearance by the posted deadline, you are subject to a $75.00 late payment fee and/or deregistration from courses. If you registered early and made any changes to your schedule, please be aware that your due date is as appears on your original billing statement.
Approach the Kiosk in Vodra Hall, they must choose “pick up parcel” and from there they can enter the pick-up code first, followed by their validation code. Send any questions, concerns, or need any clarification, their questions can be addressed to mailservices@njcu.edu or 201-200-2094.
Tuition and Fees
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Please remember that you must be enrolled at a fulltime level, 12 credits for undergraduate and 9 credits for graduate students. Failure to adhere to this policy can have a negative impact on your student SEVIS record.
Undergraduates can register for classes before arrival in the United States, and graduate students are already enrolled.
In Person: The Bursar’s Office only accepts checks or money orders. Credit cards are not accepted. You can only make credit card payments online.
Wire Transfer: Your bank can send money directly to NJCU. This Wire transfer form (PDF) has the bank information. Complete the form, send it to your bank, and return the form to the International Office or jmoudiab@njcu.edu
Online Payments: Log into your GothicNet account. You can pay by credit card or electronic check (direct debit from your bank account). Instructions are here. Please note that there is a convenience fee for paying with a credit card.
A step-by-step guide for choosing classes can be found on our webpage here
All students have an academic advisor on the NJCU campus who will assist them with questions regarding classes.
Mail Services
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PART 17: NJCU CODE OF CONDUCT RESOURCES—KNOW YOUR RIGHTS | 35 NJCU CODE OF CONDUCT RESOURCES Student Code of Conduct Access to Student Records Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy Emergency Protocol to Assist with Students Equal Opportunity Access to Online Resources Title IX Notice of Non-Discrimination Missing Student Policy Policy on Privacy of Personally Identifiable Information Collected and Contained in Financial Records (Maintained By the University on Behalf of its Customers/Students.) Protocol for the Death of a Student Sexual and Gender-based Misconduct Policy Governing Students Student Records Policy Student Travel Policy Suicide Attempt/Threat Response Policy
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PART 18: CAMPUS MAP | 37 Main Campus Map 2039 John F. Kennedy Blvd, Jersey City, NJ 07305 CAMPUS MAP KEY 1. Hepburn Hall 2. Grossnickle Hall 3. Congressman Frank J. Guarini Library 4. Vodra Hall 5. Rossey Hall 6. Education and Professional Studies Building 7. Science Building 8. George Karnoutsos Arts and Sciences Hall 9. Fries Hall 10. Gilligan Student Union 11. Visual Arts Building 12. John J. Moore Athletics and Fitness Center 13. A. Harry LaboratoryMooreSchool 14. Co-Op Dormitory 15. Facilities and Construction Management Building 16. College Street Houses 17. West Village PARKING P1. V.I.P. Parking P2. Visitor Parking P3. Visitor Parking P4. Faculty/Staff Parking AUDUBONAVESTEGMANPKWY COLLEGEST COLLEGEDRCARBONPL FISK ST WEST SIDE AVE TOWERSST CULVERAVE BROADMANPKWYGRANTAVECLAREMONT AVE 2 3 4 5 8 9 6 7 10 P2 16 14 13 11 12 15 17 1 P1 P3 P4 KENNEDYBLVD