NTSO MEETINGS FINANCIAL AID PARKING AND BUS SERVICES ACADEMICS HOUSING MISC... CHILDCARE
SAFETY AND SUPPORT/HEALTH SERVICES LEGAL AID EMAIL/COMPUTER ACCOUNTS RECREATION STUDENTS' RIGHTS, RULES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

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*** PARKING AND BUS SERVICES ***

Join the parking services listserv for parking notices and lot closures, etc.
Follow the link to parking services' website to obtain a parking permit at: University Transportation Services

The campus bus service is seperated out into different routes depending on where you need to go.
There are 5 different bus routes through campus... They are:

• the inner loop connector

• the gables connector

• woodesides connector

• mast road connector

• west edge connector

There are also bus routes to Dover, Newington, Portsmouth and Newmarket.

To use the bus, just stand at a busstop designated by the blue and white wildcat shuttle sign,
wait for the approriate bus to stop, and get on.
There are only 3 stops where you need to request the bus to stop.
That is at the field house (going to and from westedge) and the child care center.
If you're not sure about which bus to take, just ask the driver.
we've all gotten on the wrong bus at one time or another.
Try it, soon you'll be a pro.

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!!! ACADEMICS !!!

If you have children and need assistance scheduling your classes
around your children's school or day care hours, or your own work schedule,
then contact Donna Reed (862-1590) in the Registrar's Office before registration begins,she can get you priority scheduling.

For FREE TUTORING SERVICES and UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC SUPPORT,
go to the Center for Academic Resources and Student Support Services , or "CFAR," at Wolff House.

Writing Center www.unh.edu/writing/index

Registrars Office www.unh.edu/registrar/

Donna Reed............Asst Registrar...............donnareed@unh.unh.edu...............862-1590

Center for Academic Resources www.cfar.unh.edu

Amy Lechko...............Tutor Coordinator........alechko@hopper.unh.edu.........862-3698

Dirk Timmons..........Director Wildcat Transit.........dst@hopper.unh.edu...........862-2630

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*** HOUSING ***

For off campus housing lists check out Off-Campus Housing List

You may also want to go to the UNH online classifieds section to see if anyone is looking for a roomate or a room to rent.

Career Services unhinfo.unh.edu/career-services/index

On Campus Student Family Housing

Lisa Fraize...........Forest Park Property Manager...........lfraize@maple.unh.edu.........862-1701

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*** MISC... ***

THIS IS A GOOD LINKS PAGE FOR OFFICES AND SERVICES OFFERRED BY UNH: division services & resources

THIS IS A SOURCE FOR SERVICES OFFERED IN THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITIES: Community Resources
This is a compilation of listings covering everything from support groups, medical, transportation, recreation etc.

Art Gallery: http://www.unh.edu/art-gallery/events.html

Music: http://unhinfo.unh.edu/music/

Theater & Dance: http://unhinfo.unh.edu/theatre-dance/calendar.html

UNH Calendar: http://calendar.unh.edu

UNH Varsity Sports: http://www.unhwildcats.com/

Whittemore Center: http://www.whittemorecenter.com/

Center for International Education: http://www.unh.edu/cie/

Center for New England Culture: http://www.neculture.org

Continuing Education and Summer Session: http://www.learn.unh.edu/

Cooperative Extension: http://ceinfo.unh.edu/
The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension provides New Hampshire citizens with research-based education and information, enhancing their ability to make informed decisions that strengthen youth, families and communities, sustain natural resources, and improve the economy.

Dimond Library: http://www.library.unh.edu/

Hockey East home page: http://www.hockeyeastonline.com/

Hockey tickets: http://www.alumni.unh.edu//resources/hockey_tickets.html
Institute on Disability: http://www.iod.unh.edu

Jobline: http://www.unh.edu/career-services/jobline.html

Liberty Mutual/UNH Insurance: http://www.alumni.unh.edu/info/insurance.html

Media Relations: http://unhinfo.unh.edu/news/index.html

Center for New England Culture: http://www.neculture.org

President's Home Page: http://www.unh.edu/president/

Speakers' Bureau: http://www.unh.edu/ppe/speakersbureau.html

The New Hampshire: http://www.tnhonline.com/

Trustees of the University System: http://usnh.unh.edu

WUNH: http://www.wunh.unh.edu/

UNH Catering: http://www.unh.edu/catering/

UNH Conference Office: http://www.conferences.unh.edu/

NH Dining Services: http://www.unh.edu/dining/

NH Foundation: http://www.foundation.unh.edu/index.html

UNH Journal of Undergraduate Research: http://www.unh.edu/inquiryjournal/

UNH Magazine Online: http://www.unhmagazine.unh.edu/

UNH-Manchester Campus: http://www.unh.edu/unhm

Whittemore Center: http://www.whittemorecenter.com/

Whittemore MBA Club: http://www.wmbac.org

Office of Multicultural Student Affairs: http://www.unh.edu/omsa

NHOC Newsletter: http://www.unh.edu/nhoc/spring2004.pdf

New Hampshire Outing Club: http://www.unh.edu/nhoc/

MUB www.unhmub.com

Department of Continuing Education www.dceadmin.unh.edu

Jane Borgerson........DCE Advisor.........jborgerson@unhf.unh.edu...................862-1548

Bookstore http://unh.bkstore.com/bkstore/content

Leadership Center www.unh.edu/resourcecenter/

Michelle Holt Shannon...........Student Life............mehs@christa.unh.edu...........862-0130

Brett Mongeon.............Off-Campus Living.........offcampu@unh.edu........862-0303

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*** SAFETY AND SUPPORT ***
The safety and support system on campus includes:

"SHARPP" The Sexual Harassment And Rape Prevention Program
COUNCELING CENTER
University of New Hampshire Police Department
HEALTH SERVICES

also check out:
THE MARRIAGE AND FAMILY THERAPY CENTER

HERE IS A LISTING OF THE SERVICES OFFERED AT THE CAMPUS MEDICAL FACILITY...

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*** LEGAL AID ***

IF YOU ARE IN NEED OF LEGAL SERVICES, CONTACT JOANNE STELLA AT:
Memorial Union Building, Room 115
Durham, NH 0382
Phone: 1-603-862-1712
Fax: 1-603-862-3759
E-mail: jmstella@cisunix.unh.edu

The Legal Services office provides legal advice and information in times of immediate need as well as preventative education and counseling in order to avoid unnecessary litigation. The attorney provides an initial consultation in all situations to all qualified full-time undergraduate students at no cost. The goal of the office is to provide legal advice and education to students in situations where they would be unlikely to obtain those services or access. Furthermore, one of the goals of the service is to educate students about their rights and their responsibilities as students and as citizens. Legal services will provide representation in those situations enumerated below and whenever possible without detracting from the necessity of being available to all covered students.

Availability of Services Defined

All students who pay a student activity fee are eligible for an initial legal consultation. After consultation the student will be offered free services for civil matters of less than $5,000.00 in dispute and violation level offenses. All matters requiring courtroom appearances must be within a 40-mile radius of Durham. The attorney may be available for other services that are consistent with the goals of the office and not unduly time consuming.

Representation in these and other areas may be limited by conflicts, such as student versus student disputes. Representation or advice regarding actions against the university is prohibited and the student will be referred to private counsel at their own expense. Additionally, students are not entitled to advice or representation on intra-university disciplinary matters often referred to as the judicial board. The attorney may decline any representation that would require more than 20 hours of legal work or which is without merit. The purpose of the exclusion is to ensure that the attorney is available to all students and not involved in protracted or unmeritorious litigation on behalf of a single student.

Some of the legal issues that JOANNE may be able to address for you include housing disputes, problems with leases etc and child support/custody litigations.

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*** EMAIL/COMPUTER ACCOUNTS ***

Computing And Information Services

Using E-Mail @ UNH
Walk-In Services HelpDesk is located at MUB room 109

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*** CHILDCARE ***

Referrals can be made by the following organizations.

Strafford County Child Care Solutions
P.O. Box 607
Farmington, NH 03835
335-3849, 1-888-440-4914

Rockingham Co Community Action Program
Child Care Services
8 Centerville Dr
Salem, NH 03079
893-8446, 1-800-310-8333

Or you can search for a private provider by posting on the Child Care board outside of the NTSO Lounge,
or online in the Private Providers -UNH Classifieds .
Local center providers are listed in the NTSO Child Care book in the lounge as well.

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*** RECREATION ***

Campus Recreation campusrec.unh.edu

"I want to do more than just attend classes at UNH. Whats a good way to get involved with the university?"
Student Senate has 34 commuter seats available (you just need to obtain 25 signatures form fulltime students and you need to be fullt ime yourself) Applications are available in the senate office.

NTSO is always looking for volunteers. Your involvement can be as much or as little as you like. Come join us for our weekly meetings in the Lounge.

MUB Board of Governors has positions open for Commuter students. Their office is in the Student Senate. www.unh.edu/student-senate



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*** students' rights, rules and repsonsibilities ***

"I was enrolled at UNH before but my GPA was less then perfect. Now that I am back can I still get credit for the classes without having the poor grades count against me?"

07.3(as) Educational Reprieve Upon petition to the Academic Standards and Advising Committee, a former matriculated UNH student who has taken no courses for five or more consecutive years may, prior to readmission to UNH, request "educational reprieve." The procedure permits retention of the previous credit from all courses in which grades of C- or better were earned; but the former cumultaive garde-point average, although retained for informational purposes on the academic record, will not be used. A new grade-point average will be started upon readmission. Graduation honors will be based on the restarted grade-point average, provided a minimum of 64 graded semester hours (32 graded hours in an associate degree program) has been completed at the University subsequent to the reprieve. The notation "educational reprieve" will be written on the student's academic record.

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Non-Traditional Student Organization
Memorial Union Building Durham NH 03824
Phone: (603)862-3455 Fax:(603)862-3952
Send feedback: ntso_unh@hotmail.com.