Offices & Services
A
Academic Advising, Office of
Provides support to faculty advisors and resources for students and recent alumni as they make academic plans.
(Howarth Hall)
Academic Departments
A comprehensive list of academic programs and departments.
Academic Vice President
Dean of the University, Associate Deans' Office, academic information and services.
(Jones Hall)
Access Programs
Access Programs are designed to expand college opportunities and success for youth traditionally under-represented in higher education; encourage academic success for these under-represented students; and improve the retention of those students who choose to attend the University of Puget Sound.
(Howarth Hall)
Accounting & Budget Services
Payments to faculty, staff and vendors (accounts payable and payroll), accounting, budgeting, tax, analytical and financial reporting services.
(Jones Hall)
Admission, Office of
Information and services for prospective students.
(Jones Hall)
Alumni & Parent Relations
Programs, services, and events for alumni and parents.
(Jones Hall)
Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound
Student government, better known as ASUPS.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Athletics
Varsity sports, athletic facilities, intramurals, and more.
(Memorial Fieldhouse)
B
Bookstore
Books, snacks, cards, logo gear, and more.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Business Services
Business Services encompasses the Bookstore, Copy Services, Dining & Conference Services, Mail Services, and Security Services.
(Howarth Hall)
C
Career & Employment Services
Work study, internships, cooperative education, resume and interview preparation, and more.
(Howarth Hall)
Catering Services
Catering for on- or off-campus events.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Center for Writing, Learning & Teaching
Services and programs including peer tutoring, classes and workshops, and writing guidance, placement testing for first-year students, and foreign language proficiency assessments.
(Howarth Hall)
Chaplain
Spiritual life of the campus community.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Civic Scholarship Initiative
The Civic Scholarship Initiative supports programs that join together the south Puget Sound region and the University of Puget Sound's faculty and students in projects of mutual concern.
Commencement, Office of
All activities related to commencement.
(Jones 217C)
Communications, Office of
Arches alumni magazine, photographer, media relations, publications, graphic design, and Web manager.
(Communications House)
Community Engagement, Office of
Provides services and information to the extended campus community, including neighbors sharing our residential neighborhood and the broader community.
(Howarth Hall)
Community Involvement & Action Center
Coordinates volunteer activities for the campus community.
(3219 N. 13th St.)
Community Music Department
A year-round program that provides non-credit musical instruction to students of all ages and skill levels.
(Music Building)
Conference Services
Plan and coordinate a variety of conferences, meetings, and events on campus.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Copy Services
3210 N. 15th St., east of Wheelock Student Center
Corporate & Foundation Relations
Provides resources to assist in procuring grant funds to support research, programs, projects, and initiatives to achieve the university's mission.
(Jones Hall)
Counseling, Health & Wellness Services
Counseling services, health care, wellness programs, insurance and immunization information, and more. CHWS is part of Student Affairs.
(Wheelock Student Center)
D
Dean of Students
Student Affairs Department
(Wheelock Student Center)
Development, Office of
Annual Giving, Gift Planning, Corporations & Foundations, Stewardship & Donor Relations, and Advancement Services.
(Jones Hall)
Dining & Conference Services
Information on Diversions café, the Diner, and the Cellar, including current menus, as well as information on catering and using campus facilities for conferences.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Disabilities Services
A part of the Center for Writing, Learning, & Teaching that provides program access and appropriate support services to individuals with disabilities.
(Howarth Hall)
Diversity Officer
Works to implement diversity initiatives campus-wide.
(Howarth Hall)
E
Emergency Preparedness
The university's emergency plans in case of a crisis or natural disaster.
Educational Technology
Provides services and resources to faculty, students and support staff in the use of technology and digital media services to enhance teaching, learning and research. (Collins Memorial Library Basement)
F
Facilities Services
Operation, maintenance, repair and construction/renovation of campus facilities.
(Facilities Complex)
Fellowships
External scholarships, fellowships, and other special support for postgraduate travel, research, and study.
(Howarth Hall)
Finance & Administration, Office of
Encompasses the Office of Finance, Business Services, Facilities Services, Human Resources, and Technology Services, and is led by the Vice President for Finance & Administration.
(Jones Hall)
Financial Aid
Coordinates student applications for financial assistance, including scholarships, loans, and student employment.
(Jones Hall)
G
Greek Life
Eight fraternities and sororities in which students may participate.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Grants Office
Provides resources to assist in procuring grant funds to support research, programs, projects, and initiatives to achieve the university's mission.
H
Health Professions Advising
Advising program for students considering any of several health professions, including medical, dental, or vet school.
(Howarth Hall)
Honors Program
This intensive four-year program for students selected on the basis of their academic performance includes an option to live in the Honors residence house, Langlow.
(Wyatt Hall)
Human Resources Department
Employment opportunities, training, and benefits at Puget Sound.
(1218 N. Lawrence St.)
I
Institutional Research, Office of
(Jones Hall)
International Programs
Student study abroad programs
International students
International visiting faculty
(Howarth Hall)
K
Kittredge Gallery
Gallery displaying a variety of art, including two student shows each year.
(Kittredge Hall)
L
Library
Collins Memorial Library offers over 550,000 volumes of books and paper journals, as well as music CDs, movie DVDs, online access to journal articles and state and federal documents.
M
Mail Services
Post or pick up a package at Mail Services—but remember to bring cash!
(Wheelock Student Center)
Multicultural Student Services
Enhances intercultural awareness and creates a learning environment in which the entire campus community is welcomed and respected.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Museum of Natural History
The Slater Museum of Natural History provides a collection of specimens to be used for research and education.
(Thompson Hall)
O
Off-Campus Student Services
Information, resources, advice, and support for students living off campus or considering such a move.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Outdoor Programs
Puget Sound Outdoors coordinates a variety of adventure-based outdoor opportunities for the campus community.
(3209 N. 15th St., northeast of Wheelock Student Center)
P
Parent Relations
Resources for parents of Puget Sound students
(Jones 217C)
President, Office of
(Jones Hall)
Public Events, Office of
Information regarding School of Music concerts, Norton Clapp Theatre productions, Kittredge Gallery exhibits, ArtsVenture outings, lectures, and other campus events.
(Communications House)
R
Registrar, Office of
Course registration, credit transfer, athletic eligibility, transcripts, and other university records.
(Jones Hall)
Residence Life
Student housing applications and services.
(Wheelock Student Center)
S
Security Services
Serves the safety, security and parking needs of the campus community.
(3206 N. 15th, east of Wheelock Student Center)
Slater Museum of Natural History
The Slater Museum of Natural History provides a collection of specimens to be used for research and education.
(Thompson Hall)
Spirituality, Service & Social Justice
The department of Spirituality, Service & Social Justice fosters spiritual growth and wholeness during each person’s years of living and learning at the university.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Student Activities
Included in the department of Student Activities are Greek Life, Orientation, Outdoor Programs, Student Programs, and Wheelock Student Center.
3209 N. 15th St. and Wheelock Student Center)
Student Affairs, Division of
The Division of Student Affairs consists of the Dean and Associate Dean of Students offices, as well as the departments of Counseling, Health, & Wellness Services (CHWS), Multicultural Student Services, Off-Campus Student Services, Residence Life, Student Activities, and Spirituality, Service, & Social Justice.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Student Center
Information about Wheelock Student Center.
Student Diversity Center
(3211 N. 15th St., northeast of Wheelock Student Center)
Student Financial Services
Student Accounts and Financial Aid & Scholarships.
(Jones Hall)
Student Government
Associated Students of the University of Puget Sound, better known as ASUPS.
(Wheelock Student Center)
Sustainability at Puget Sound
Sustainability efforts on campus, including those sponsored by the Sustainability Advisory Committee.
T
Technology Services
Computer use and network services on campus, including Tech Help, ResNet, documentation, and training.
(McIntyre Hall)
Telephone Services
For assistance with voice mail and other telephone services.
U
University Relations, Office of
Coordinates the Office of Development, Alumni & Parent Relations, and Community Relations.
(Jones Hall)
