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Study Room
The study room on the main first floor of the seminary is available for use by seminary students, and other students as space allows. Please request a copy of the Study Room Guidelines from the seminary office coordinator. A copy is also available in the Seminary Community Council folder in Moodle.
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All seminary students have mailboxes in the seminary building. Official messages as well as personal mail and messages are placed in the boxes. Incoming mail is delivered to the seminary building twice once a day (about around 10 a:00a.m. and 3 p.m.) Outgoing mail is taken at the same time. Telephones are available for campus use and local calls in the Koinonia Commons on the second floor and in the main lobby on the first floor.
Bulletin boards are located on first and second floors. Acquaint yourself with their location and content. Students should form the habit of reading the boards to keep abreast of announcements and general information. Most seminary and graduate school information is communicated via e-mail.
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Vending machines and coffee are located in the kitchen area on second floor. Hot drinks are available to seminary and counseling students only, since the cost is covered by their activity fees. Microwave ovens are available in the kitchen. Lunch and snacks may be eaten in the gathering or fellowship areas. Other campus facilities such as the dining hall and Royal’s Den snack shop are shared with the University and are available to seminary students according to the stated policies.
Whom to See
Faculty Advisor
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- for academic program planning, course scheduling, registration changes, graduation requirements
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- for formative advising/mentoring, including degree candidacy and readiness for ministry
Associate Dean of the Seminary, Nancy Heisey
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- in relation to special requests upon referral by the academic advisor
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- when considering a change of curriculum
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- for exploration of an independent study
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- for evaluation of transfer credit
Seminary Registrar, Beth H. Brunk
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- for information on degree requirements and course scheduling
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- for processing drop and add requests
Admissions Director and Director of Placement,Veva Zimmerman Mumaw
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- when persons you know are interested in receiving information on seminary programs, courses and admission
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- applications (contact by letter, visit, or phone – 540-432-4257, email: veva.mumaw@emu.edu )
- for post-graduation placement in ministry
Office of Academic Access
Web: http://www.emu.edu/academics/access/ Phone: (540) 432-4233 or (540) 432-4254 •for
- for persons with disabilities needing accommodations
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- to learn about community resources and services
Instructors
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- for any matters related to their respective courses
Director of Mentored Ministry, Penny Driediger
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- on matters related to Formation in Ministry internships
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- on placement for Mentored Ministry
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- to discuss matters related to Mentored Ministry
Vocational Services
•for post-graduation placement in ministry, see Director of Placement Veva Zimmerman Mumaw
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Director of Career Services at EMU, Kimberly Phillips
- for general career counseling
Campus Pastor, Kevin Clark, in cooperation with Campus Ministries Team
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- for spiritual support and pastoral counseling
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- for guidance regarding spiritual direction
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- for referral to professional counseling
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- for counsel on vocational direction
EMU Registrar’s Office
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- on requests for transfer of credit
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- on request for official transcripts
Financial Assistance Office
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- on matters related to grants, loans, scholarships and other aid
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- upon changing from full-time to part-time status or from part-time to less than part-time (if you are receiving any type of financial assistance)
Cashier in Business Office, Judy Lehman
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- to make payments on your account (the preferred method is through CASHNet online)
Student Accounts Office
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- to ask questions regarding your student account (ext.4112)
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- to discuss options for payment
International Student Director, Micah Shristi
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- on any matters pertaining to alien status and Immigration and Naturalization Service regulations regarding work or length of stay in the U.S (See International Student Handbook)
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- on changes in course load, program, address or telephone number