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Liberty will become a home away from home for your student. Whether you are a parent, guardian, spouse, grandparent, sibling, or extended relative of a Liberty student, you too are a member of the Liberty Family.

the Parent and Family Connections Office sponsors activities and programs to strengthen the relationship between Liberty and the families of our students. We believe that these relationships, along with your involvement and support, are critical factors that lead to student success, and we are here to assist in that transition.

Every aspect of Parent and Family Connections is designed to connect you to your student’s life at Liberty. Our monthly e-newsletter, Facebook Page and website, keep parents informed of campus activities and events that affect the lives of their students. to begin receiving our monthly e-newsletter, email [email protected].

We look forward to interacting with you in the coming semesters!

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Mark Your Calendars:

Fall Family Weekend Nov. 1-3Experience Liberty with your student! details and registration at www.Liberty.edu/Parents

Contact:

Phone: (434) 582-2339email: [email protected] Website: www.Liberty.edu/ParentsFacebook: www.Facebook.com/LibertyParents

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We are committed to assisting both you and your student. explore the parent page of our website www.liberty.edu/Parents, and sign up to receive the monthly e-newsletter, which is designed to keep you informed.


partnerships with apartment communities to bring improved transportation service options to commuters.

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-3640 email: [email protected] Website: www.Liberty.edu/transit Facebook and Twitter: LUtransit

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homecoming Weekend Oct. 19-20details and registration at www.LUalumni.com/homecoming

Contact

Phone: (800) 628-7973email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/alumni Facebook: www.Facebook.com/LibertyUalumni

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Alumni RelationsWith more than 85,000 Liberty University alumni worldwide, and thousands of graduates each year, the alumni relations Office is continuously building new relationships and keeping our alumni connected. through events, email, and social media, we ensure our alumni never feel out of the loop. you and your student can expect the same network of support after graduation.

Check out our Facebook Page for all of the latest news, contests, and giveaways.

Liberty University transit Services makes the campus and the surrounding community accessible to students, faculty, and staff, while reducing dependency on single occupancy vehicles. Our comprehensive transportation system includes a complete carpool program with park and ride and satellite parking programs; airport, train, and bus station shuttle services, as well as

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With the help of a seasoned executive chef and a registered dietitian, Sodexo provides healthy and delicious dining options for your student.

Several meal plan options are available to students. Meal swipes are used in the main dining halls and several local retail locations. Meal plan points act like dollar-for-dollar cash at all dining locations on campus, and are good for the entire academic year. Flames Cash is used for off-campus dining, and is currently accepted at all dining locations on campus and popular off-campus locations.

your student’s individual lifestyle and schedule will determine which meal plan is the right one. For a complete list of available meal plans, please visit our website.

Contact

Phone: (434) 582-2262 email: [email protected] Website: www.Libertydining.com

Facebook and Twitter: www.

Facebook.com/Libertydining

Liberty Dining by SodexoLiberty Dining offers many dining locations,

a diverse catering department, and

concessions at major sporting events.

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Men’s sports

Baseball indoor track & Field

Basketball Outdoor track & Field

Cross Country Soccer

Football tennis

golf

Women’s sports

Basketball Soccer

Cross Country Softball

Field hockey Swimming

indoor track & Field tennis

Outdoor track & Field Volleyball

Lacrosse

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Liberty University Athleticsliberty has 20 NCAA Division I athletic programs:


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Liberty athletics has won five-straight Big South Sasser Cup titles, more than 100 nCaa division i conference championships, and six nCaa division i individual national titles.

Contact

Website: www.LibertyFlames.com

Club sports

Liberty students compete in 31 different club sports on campus. these teams allow students to compete at the collegiate level in non-division i sports. your student is invited to try out for club sports teams each semester before their respective seasons.

Men’s and Women’s archery

Men’s and Women’s Crew

Men’s and Women’s disc golf

Men’s and Women’s Figure Skating

Men’s and Women’s Ski & Snowboarding

Men’s and Women’s gymnastics

Men’s hockey (di)

Men’s hockey (dii)

Men’s hockey (diii)

Women’s hockey (di)

Women’s hockey (dii)

Men’s Lacrosse

Men’s Paintball

Men’s and Women’s racquetball

Men’s rugby

Women’s Synchronized Skating

Men’s and Women’s tae kwon do

Men’s and Women’s triathlon

Men’s Volleyball

Men’s and Women’s Ultimate Frisbee

Men’s Wrestling

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-3957email: [email protected]

Intramural sports

Liberty’s intramural sports program allows students to compete against their classmates in a casual atmosphere. Students can form their own teams or register as a free agent. Sports include basketball, broomball, coed volleyball, disc golf, and flag football.

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-3145Website: www.Liberty.edu/Campusrec

student Activities Office

the Student activities Office schedules a variety of popular and entertaining events and activities throughout each semester. From outdoor recreation to on-campus entertainment, events include the Liberty Mountain trail Series, Campus artist Series, movie nights, and a campus-wide talent show called Coffeehouse.

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-3061email: [email protected]

Website: www.Liberty.edu/Sa

Facebook: www.facebook.

com/LUStudentactivities

student Care and

Conduct Offices

the Student Conduct Office supports and provides ongoing assessment of Liberty University’s code of conduct and addresses incidents of misconduct in a just, caring, and restorative manner. individual counseling, group counseling, crisis intervention, and referral services are also available for all students.

the staff members of the Student Care and Conduct Offices are committed to your student. this office’s mission is to ensure a successful college experience through diligent prayer, mentorship, and accountability.

Contact

student Care Office: (434) 582-2651 student Conduct Office: (434) 582-2320


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See complete details to sign up for the campus alert system and for all campus parking on the LUPd website.

Contact

Non-emergencies: (434) 592-7641 Phone: (434) 592-3911email: [email protected] Website: www.Liberty.edu/LUPd

Liberty University Police Departmentthe Liberty University Police department (LUPd) provides a safe and secure environment for all those who attend, work, live, or visit the university campus. an emergency notification system is used to alert students in the event of serious situations on campus. We strongly suggest that all members of the Liberty family sign up for the emergency alert system. LUPd also manages and monitors campus parking facilities.

Ensuring safe, secure, and clean residence halls, Student housing communicates with other university departments to maintain the highest quality living standards.

Students have various accommodations to choose from. Some of these choices include traditional-style hall housing, quad-living residences, apartment-style living, and off-campus hotel-style rooms. Each residence hall offers a different experience. Visit www.Liberty.edu/Studenthousing for details.

if students wish to remain on campus over the summer, due to classes or employment, we also offer a summer housing program. registration and housing applications are available online during the spring semester.

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-4139email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/Studenthousing

Office of Student HousingLiberty University’s Office of Student Housing coordinates

on-campus room assignments and off-campus living requests.



the Center for academic Support and advising Services (CaSaS) employs more than 60 full-time faculty and staff representing several departments. CaSaS helps students progress academically by providing the support services described below:

seven Ways CAsAs Invests in Your student:

1. new Student Seminar (FrSM): academic orientation for new Liberty students that provides an introduction to Liberty’s mission, Christian worldview, and academic expectations.

2. Professional advisors: advisors are assigned by major and guide students through class registration, monitor graduation progress, and create success plans.

3. the Bruckner Learning Center (BLC) offers:

• Mentoring 101: a small group elective that helps students adjust to college life

• developmental math courses

• tutoring/testing Services

• Freshman Learning Communities

Center for Academic Support and Advising Services

4. the Center for Writing and Languages (CWL): the umbrella department for the Undergraduate Writing Center (UWC), Online Writing Center (OWC), graduate Writing Center (gWC), the Foreign Language Lab (FLL), Online Foreign Language Lab (OFLL), and Spanish Writing Center (SWC). the CWL offers free writing and language tutoring services as well as assistance in writing scholarly research papers.

5. the Office of disability academic Support (OdaS): assists with academic accommodations, an assistive technology Lab, and the hands of Liberty deaf Office.

6. technical Studies program: Students can also earn an associate of applied Science degree in specific skills, including in plumbing, electrical, welding, hVaC, and carpentry. training in these courses can be applied toward a certificate degree or used to supplement a primary degree. this program is certified by the national Center for Construction Education and research (nCCEr).

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-4110email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/CaSaS

7. the Career Center provides comprehensive professional development services to help your student prepare for a career.

Our office helps:

• Explore career options through career assessment and counseling

• develop marketable skills and provide résumé-building experiences through internships, job shadowing, networking, and special events

Career Center• improve job search skills and

interviewing techniques

• Jump-start a career search through internship fairs and on-campus recruiting events

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-4109email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/Careers

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The College of General studies

the College of general Studies (CgS) is the entry point to Liberty’s academic programs. CgS faculty is committed to instilling the knowledge, values, and skills that will help students succeed in their chosen majors and careers. CgS courses introduce students to a wide variety of academic subjects, allowing them to develop a biblical worldview, as well as communication, math, and critical thinking skills.

school of religion

trained to study, understand, and apply the Word of god, students are equipped

Academicsto minister in churches, ministries, and Christian organizations throughout the world. School of religion graduates are engaged in full-time ministry as pastors, youth ministers, missionaries, and leaders in various fields.

Degree Programs:

• Biblical Studies

• Church Ministries

• global Studies

• Pastoral Leadership and Biblical Exposition

• theology

• Worship

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College of Arts and sciences

the College of arts and Sciences contains many different areas of study. though the disciplines are diverse, each major emphasizes academic excellence, effective teaching methods, and professional development with a Christ-centered perspective.

Departments and Degree Programs:

• English and Modern Languages

• English, with an option for teacher Licensure

• Spanish, with an option for teacher Licensure

• teaching English as a Second/Foreign Language (tESL), with an option for teacher Licensure

• history

• history (B.a. and B.S.)

• Social Sciences, with an option for teacher Licensure

• Philosophy

• Family and Consumer Sciences

• Family and Child development

• Fashion Merchandising and interiors

• Family and Consumer Sciences, with an option for teacher Licensure

• Mathematics, with an option for teacher Licensure

• Creation Studies (minor)

• Military Leadership (rOtC minor)

school of Aeronautics

the School of aeronautics recruits instructors with diverse backgrounds in commercial, corporate, and military aviation. they use industry-standard planes and simulators, and state-of-the-art mechanical equipment to train students to exhibit sound judgment, a professional attitude, and a strong Christian character.

Aeronautics Programs:

• Commercial/Corporate aviation

• Military aviation

• Missionary aviation

• Unmanned aerial Systems (UaS)

• Flight attendant training

• aviation Maintenance technician Program

school of business

the graduates of Liberty’s Overton School of Business bring character, integrity, and values to the workplace.as a business major, your student will be challenged intellectually and spiritually by experienced professionals. Students have opportunities for global travel and to become involved in one of six student-run business clubs.

Degree Programs:

• accounting

• Business administration

• Business Management information Systems

helms school of Government

the helms School of government will prepare your student to understand and articulate issues concerning religion, the economy, and political liberties, while equipping them to become Christ-centered leaders, able to apply god’s Word to every area of life.

Degree Programs:

• government (a.a. and B.a.)

• Criminal Justice

• international relations

school of Communication and Creative Arts

the School of Communication and Creative arts includes the departments of digital Media and Journalism, Strategic Communication, the Cinematic arts, Zaki gordon Center (CinE), Studio and digital arts (Sada), and theatre arts (thEa). Students study under distinguished

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professionals and gain first-hand experience through on-campus media outlets. Working with experienced media professionals expands the opportunities for full-time employment upon graduation.

Degree Programs:

• digital Media

• Journalism

• advertising/Public relations

• Speech Communication

• Studio art

• digital art

• Cinematic Production

• theatre acting

• technical theatre

school of engineering and Computational sciences

the School of Engineering and Computational Sciences is one of Liberty’s emerging programs. Our focus is to train

Christ-centered men and women with the values, knowledge, and skills necessary to impact engineering and technology-related disciplines in the 21st century.

Degree Programs:

• Computer Engineering

• Electrical Engineering

• industrial Engineering

• Computer Science

• Web technology and design

school of law

Liberty’s School of Law provides a legal education with a Christian worldview. the school’s unparalleled lawyering skills program prepares students to practice law immediately upon graduation.

the state-of-the art facility features three moot courtrooms, including one modeled after the U.S. Supreme Court. When combined with our high bar pass

rates and phenomenal success in both regional and national competitions these unique facilities distinguish Liberty from other law schools, both regionally and nationally. the School of Law is accredited by the american Bar association -- the Council of the Section of Legal Education and admissions to the Bar of the american Bar association.

school of education

Committed to developing professionals with a Christian worldview, Liberty’s School of Education focuses on both rigorous coursework and practical experience. the programs are nationally accredited and graduates are been hired by public schools, private academies, businesses, and sports organizations all over the world.

Degree Programs:

• Elementary Education/Middle Education (Prek-6) and (6-8 add on)

• Special Education (k-12)

• Secondary Education (6-12)

• Sport Management

Nursing

approved by the State Council of higher Education for Virginia and accredited by the Southern association of Colleges and Schools, our nursing program maintains an atmosphere of nurturing support and care in the classroom and clinical areas. the program is accredited by the Commission on Collegiate nursing Education (CCnE) and is approved by the Virginia Board of nursing.

nursing faculty members are involved in clinical practice, and possess advanced degrees and certifications in their areas of specialty. With a 10:1 student-to-faculty ratio in clinical settings, students will receive a great deal of individualized attention to facilitate learning, as well as professional and personal growth.



COlleGe OF ArTs AND sCIeNCes

Primary School Contact dr. roger Schultz (434) 592-4031 [email protected]

COlleGe OF GeNerl sTuDIes

Primary School Contact dr. Emily heady (434) 592-3713 [email protected]

Secondary School Contact

dr. Bruce Bell (434) 592-3863 [email protected]

helMs sChOOl OF GOverNeMeNT

Primary School Contact dr. Shawn akers (434) 592-3691 [email protected]

hONOrs DePArTMeNT

Primary School Contact dr. James nutter (434) 592-3303 [email protected]

Secondary School Contact

Ms. Laura kline (434) 592-3304 [email protected]

sChOOl OF AerONAuTICs

Primary School Contact Mr. Ernie rogers (434) 582-2183 [email protected]

sChOOl OF busINess

Primary School Contact dr. Scott hicks (434) 592-4808 [email protected]

sChOOl OF COMMuNICATION AND CreATIve ArTs

Primary School Contact dr. norman Mintle (434 )592-6237 [email protected]

dept. of Cinematic arts, Zaki gordon Center

Mr. Stephen Schultze

(434) 592-5886 [email protected]

dept. of Broadcasting arts

Mr. Bruce kirk (434) 582-7220 [email protected]

dept. of Studio and digital arts

Mr. todd Smith (434) 582-2285 [email protected]

department of theatre arts

Mrs. Linda nell Cooper


sChOOl OF eDuCATION

Primary School Contact dr. karen Prior (434) 582-2195 [email protected]

Elementary Education Ms. Esther alcindor (434) 582-2447 [email protected]

Secondary Education dr. andrea Beam (434) 582-2447 [email protected]

Special Education dr. deanna keith (434) 582-2447 [email protected]

school and Department Contacts

sChOOl OF eNGINeerING

Primary School Contact Mr. david donahoo (434) 592-3084 [email protected]

sChOOl OF heAlTh sCIeNCes

Primary School Contact tina Burnette tina Burnette [email protected]

dept. of Biology/Chemistry

hope Smith (434) 582-2209 [email protected]

dept. of health Professions

tina Burnette tina Burnette [email protected]

dept. of nursing Lisa altizer (434) 582-2519 [email protected]

department of Psychology

rebecca Patchett (434) 592-4035 [email protected]

dept. of Counseling Bonnie Smith (434) 592-4049 [email protected]

sChOOl OF lAW

Primary School ContactMs. annette Pettyjohn


sChOOl OF MusIC

Primary School Contact dr. Vernon Whaley (434) 592-3463 [email protected]

sChOOl OF relIGION

Primary School Contact dr. gabriel Etzel (434) 582-2098 [email protected]

dept. of Church Ministries

Mr. Jonathan geukgeuzian


dept. of global Studies Ms. Melody harper (434) 592-6500 [email protected]

dept. of Biblical and theological Studies

dr. ken Cleaver (434) 582-7919 [email protected]

seMINArY

Primary School Contact Ms. Maria Marsico (434) 592-4155 [email protected]


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Office of Student Leadership

Should your student choose to live off campus, a commuter orientation will provide them with the necessary information, including a guide to bus transportation to and from campus, how to become involved with commuter small groups, and tips for first-time renters.

Commuter Services

the mission of the Office of Student Leadership (OSL) is to train student leaders to minister, mentor, and mobilize students in the residence halls. OSL collaborates with Student affairs in the development of a holistic student life experience.

We have four objectives when it comes to ministering to students:

• Every student is loved.

• Every student is prayed

for by name daily.

• Every student is prayed with weekly.

• Every student that attends

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to be personally discipled

Prayer is one of the most important contributions you can make to the life of your student. Please join the staff and student leadership in praying for Liberty students each day, based on Colossians 1:9-11.

Monday:

know the WiLL OF gOd

Tuesday:

WaLk will be worthy and pleasing before the Lord

Wednesday:

WOrk will be productive (fruitful) for the Lord

Thursday:

WiSdOM will increase about god

Friday:

WithStand trials and temptations

saturday:

WitnESS for the Lord will be strong

sunday:

WOrShiP of the Lord will be powerful

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-4138email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/OSL

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-3067email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/Commuters

Commuter Services is committed to connecting

commuter students to Liberty’s campus academically,

spiritually, and socially, while helping new arrivals

transition into the Lynchburg community.

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Contact

Phone: (434) 582-2064email: [email protected]:Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Saturday, 8:30 a.m.-6 p.m.Sunday, noon-6 p.m.

named in honor of dr. & Mrs. Sydney hancock, the hancock Welcome Center welcomes guests to Liberty University and provides a comfortable place to meet with representatives from either residential or online admissions, Online advising, Financial aid, Student accounts, or the registrar’s Office. the three-story, 32,000-square-foot building features a large meeting room, smaller counseling rooms, and a theater.

Hancock Welcome Center

Technology Resources at Libertyinformation technology has many services designed to help your student both achieve their educational goals, as well as enjoy games, social media, and entertainment on campus. www.Liberty.edu/it

Mobile Device Features

Liberty offers students access to their email on iPhone, android, and BlackBerry smartphones, as well as other capable mobile devices. Students and parents with specific smartphones can download the Liberty today app. www.Liberty.edu/goMobile

liberty Today provides access to:

• Campus tV Programs

• Events

• Liberty Journal Magazine

• Liberty radio Broadcasts

• Photo gallery

• Sports

• Student news

• Social Media

• University news

• Video Playlist

take time to visit it Marketplace at www.Liberty.edu/itMarketplace for all these services available to your student.

• iPtV

• Free Software

• internet Connection

• network Security

IT helpDesk

Liberty students receive free technical support through the it helpdesk, located in green hall room 1539. the helpdesk assists students with computer and network problems that might keep their computers from functioning on campus. the helpdesk is open seven days a week. See website for full hours of operation.

Contact

Phone: (866) 447-2869Website: www.Liberty.edu/it


RESOURCESrESOUrCES

Contact

Phone: (800) 543-5317email: [email protected]: www.LibertyU.com

Contact

Phone: (888) 632-5551 or (434) 592-5100Website: www.Liberty.edu/StudentServiceCenter

Integrated Learning Resource Center

the Student Service Center houses Financial aid, Student accounts, and the registrar’s Office. the office is designed to answer questions and direct students to the appropriate staff members.

the Undergraduate admissions Office streamlines the enrollment process for students — from submitting an application to the first day of class. admission counselors are available by phone, email, and chat.

Undergraduate Admissions

the integrated Learning resource Center (iLrC) is Liberty’s hub for academic research and study. resources include large collections of print and electronic materials, multiple computing facilities for student use, designated quiet study spaces, group study rooms, and a large casual reading area.

Student Service Center


RESOURCES

Contact

Phone: (434) 582-7200email: [email protected]: www.LibertyU.com/SaO

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The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)the Family Educational rights and Privacy act (FErPa) requires that Liberty has a completed waiver from your enrolled student before discussing his or her educational or financial information with you. Using Liberty’s FErPa Pin system, the student may grant permission for the university to release some or all private information to persons whom he

or she designates. this waiver can be accessed through the student’s aSiSt account by clicking “general information,” and then selecting “FErPa Personal identification number.” We encourage you to read the standards in order to understand the role of Liberty and the student. Please visit www.Liberty.edu/FErPa for more information.

Student Advocate Officethe Student advocate Office (SaO) offers assistance with any questions or concerns that you or your student may encounter throughout their time at Liberty from their first day on campus all the way through graduation. Services include financial aid guidance, scholarship assistance, peer counseling, and more.


RESOURCES

Contact

Phone: (877) 298-9615Website: www.LUOnline.com

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Contact

location: green hall room 1957hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (Closed for Convocation) Phone: (434) 582-7771email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/CardServices or www.LibertyhigherOneCard.comFacebook: www.Facebook.com/FlamesPass

With over 25 years of experience in distance education, Liberty University Online stands out with the highest retention and graduation rate among online universities.

Liberty University Onlineliberty Online highlights:

• More than 80,000 online students

• More than 160 programs of study

• among the lowest tuition rates in the nation

• Flexible eight-week course format

• M.B.a., education, and nursing programs ranked among the top in the nation

• Consistently ranked as top a military-friendly school the Flames Pass is Liberty University’s

official campus id card. it provides access to Flames Cash, meal plans, facilities, services, and campus-wide activities. the Flames Pass is valid as long as the student is currently enrolled and has completed Financial Check-in. all students are required to have a Flames Pass in their possession while on campus. the Flames Pass allows students to carry money in a safe, secure format that is easy to use through Flames Cash, a declining-balance account. Flames Cash can be spent at all participating on- and off-campus merchants. Students can manage their Flames Cash account through the Flames Pass Portal, and guests can add value to a student’s Flames Cash though the guest deposit Portal. Links to both of these portals can be found on the Card Services website.

higher One is Liberty’s banking partner used to disburse student account refunds on behalf of the university. Once a student completes Financial Check-

Card Servicesin, a higher One debit card is sent to their mailing address in aSiSt. after the student receives their higher One card, they should follow the enclosed instructions to activate the card online for refund selection preference.

refund Preferences:

1. eAsY reFuND: Open the Oneaccount, an FdiC-insured checking bank account that offers the MasterCard dEBit feature. refunds are deposited into the Oneaccount within one banking day from the date released by the university. there are four higher One atMs on campus for fee-free withdrawals.

2. ACh TrANsFer: Electronic deposit of the refund directly into the student’s personal U.S. bank account. refunds are deposited within 2-3 banking days from the date released by the university.


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Center for Multicultural Enrichmentthe Center for Multicultural Enrichment (Center4ME) unites various cultural and ethnic populations on campus. the center serves as an advocate for minority students and celebrates cultural diversity by offering experiential learning opportunities to all students.

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-4020email: [email protected]: www.Liberty.edu/Center4ME

Facebook: www.Facebook.com/LUCenter4ME

Provides assistance and services in the following areas to enable international Students to achieve their goals:

• Social, Cultural, and

academic Counseling

• On- and off-Campus

Employment Opportunities

• health insurance

• Federal regulations

• Social Events

• Scholarship Search assistance

Contact

Phone: (434) 592-4118 hours: Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. email: [email protected] Website: www.Liberty.edu/international

the Liberty Post Office is located in green hall and is open Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. the Post Office is closed for Convocation. the correct address format for on-campus students to receive mail or packages is as follows:

student’s NameMSC - Student Box number1971 University Blvd.Lynchburg, Va. 24502

Contact

Phone: (434) 582-2264, Option 4email: [email protected] Website: www.Liberty.edu/PostalServices

International Student Center Liberty Post Office


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Fall 2013 semester

Wednesday, Aug. 14 Early residence hall check-in begins at 6 p.m. for new students who have completed Financial Check-in.

Thursday, Aug. 15 residence halls open

Financial Check-in begins for new students

reber-thomas dining hall opens for lunch for new and transfer students

Orientation opens for new and transfer undergraduate students (required).

Thursday-saturday, Aug. 15-17 Orientation and registration are required for all new, transfer, and former undergraduate students.

Friday, Aug. 16 residence halls open for returning students at 1 p.m.

Meal plans begin at lunch for returning students

registration begins for returning and former students

Monday, Aug. 19 Classes begin at 7:40 a.m.

Monday-Friday, Aug. 19-23 add/drop week

Friday, Aug. 23 Last day to add or drop a class by 4 p.m.

Thursday-sunday, sept. 26-29 College For a Weekend

Thursday-Friday, Oct. 3-4 Fall Break

saturday-sunday, Oct. 19-20 homecoming

Friday-sunday, Nov. 1-3 Fall Family Weekend

Thursday-sunday, Nov. 7-10 College for a Weekend

Friday, Nov. 22 Last day to withdraw from an undergraduate class with a “W”

thanksgiving break begins after last class

reber-thomas dining hall closes after dinner

Monday-Friday, Nov. 25-29 thanksgiving break

Wednesday, Dec. 4 Last day of classes

Last day to withdraw from a graduate class with a “W”

Thursday, Dec. 5 reading day

Friday, Dec. 6-13 Final examinations

Friday, Dec. 13 Final exam make-up day

Fall semester ends

residence halls close at noon


Friday, Dec. 20 Final grades due

Winter intersession begins

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spring 2014 semester

Wednesday, Jan. 8 residence halls open for new students

dining hall opens for lunch for new students

Financial Check-in and orientation for new and transfer undergraduate students (required)

Wednesday-Saturday, Jan. 8-11 Orientation and registration (required for all new, transfer, and former undergraduate students)

Friday, Jan. 10 residence halls open for returning students at 1 p.m.

Meal plans begin at lunch for returning students

registration for returning and former students

Monday, Jan. 13 Classes begin at 7:40 a.m.

Monday-Friday, Jan. 13-17 add/drop week

Friday, Jan. 17 Last day to add or drop a class by 4 p.m.

Friday, March 7 Spring break begins after last class


Monday-Friday, March 10-14 Spring Break and Spring intensives

Wednesday, april 9 annual assessment day

Monday, april 21 Easter holiday - no classes

tuesday, april 29 Last day of classes and the last day to withdraw from a graduate class with a “W”

Wednesday, april 30 reading day

thursday-tuesday, May 1-May 6 Final examinations

Wednesday, May 7 residence halls close at noon

Friday, May 9 Baccalaureate Service and spring semester ends

Saturday, May 10 Commencement

reber-thomas dining hall closes after breakfast

Friday, May 16 Final grades due

Wednesday-Friday, May 21-23 Faculty workdays

May 12-aug. 15 Summer Session

Academic Calendar continued


RESOURCES

Important Phone NumbersAdmissions (800) 543-5317

Athletics/Tickets (434) 582-SEat (7328)

bruckner learning Center (434) 582-2226

Campus health services (434) 200-6370

Card services Office (434) 582-7771

Career Center (434) 592-4109

Center for Academic support and Advising services (CAsAs)

(434) 592-4110

Center for Multicultural enrichment (Center4Me) (434) 592-4020

Christian Community service Office (434) 582-2325

Commuter services (434) 592-3067

Computer lab (IlrC) (434) 592-3362 | (434) 582-2140

Donor services (800) 368-3801

Financial Aid (888) 583-5704

housing Office (434) 592-4139

Information Tech (IT) support (866) 447-2869

International student Office 434-592-4118 | (434) 592-5095

liberty Police Department: emergency Only (434) 592-3911

liberty Police Department: General Info (434) 592-7641

liberty university bookstore (434) 582-2316

liberty university Online (800) 424-9595

Office of student leadership (434) 592-4138

Parent and Family Connections Office (434) 582-2339

reber-Thomas Dining hall (434) 582-2262

registrar Office (434) 592-5000 | (434) 592-5100

student Accounts (888) 632-5551

student Activities (434) 592-3061

student Advocate Office (434) 582-7200

student Care Office (434) 582-2651

student Conduct Office (434) 582-2320

visitors Center (434) 582-2064

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Lynchburg Museum SystemMuseum: 901 Court St.Lynchburg, VA 24504 (434) 455-6226www.lynchburgmuseum.orgVisit The Lynchburg Museum and Point of Honor and explore the history of Central Virginia.Please see ad on page 48.

What to See & Do

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Liberty Dining1971 University Blvd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(434) 582-2262www.libertydining.comOffering a variety of dining options, nutrition education programs, and special events, Sodexo is committed to creating exceptional student experiences every day.Please see ad on page 15.

Where to eat

The Main St. Eatery and Catering Co.907 Main St.Lynchburg, Va 24504(434) 847 2526www.mainsteatery.coma comfortable and charming restaurant with good food and service in the heart of old town Lynchburg.Please see ad on page 41.

Brownstone Properties, Inc.3720 Old Forest rd.Lynchburg, Va 24501(434) 385-1025www.brownstoneproperties.comWe offer the largest selection of apartments, townhomes, and single family homes for lease in the greater Lynchburg area.Please see ad on page 4.

Forehand, Inc. Property Management2512 Langhorne rd. Lynchburg, Va 24501(434) 455-3600www.forehandrentals.comWe manage a wide variety of properties including apartments,

Places to live

townhomes, duplexes, and single family homes.Please see ad on page 34.

Legacy at Linden Park1000 Misty Mountain rd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(434) 239-5006www.legacyatlindenpark.comLegacy at Linden Park is managed by Blue ridge Property Management’s on-site professionals. take a minute to get to know our service organization!Please see ad on inside front cover.

Maple Ridge Apartments600 reusens rd.Lynchburg, Va 24503(866) 666-5145www.mapleridge-apartments.com

Come live the peacful life. Patios/balconies, Fitness center, Laundry, facilities, new cabinets, countertops, and appliances, Free water and trash removal, central heat and aC.Please see ad on page 44.

Stewart Langley PropertiesForestbrook apartments Office220 McConville roadLynchburg, Va 24502(434) 845-0777www.stewartlangleyproperties.comif flexible lease terms, LU transit, convenient locations, and enormous living space is a priority for your rental home, call for a personal tour with Stewart Langley Properties today!Please see ad on page 29.

Liberty IT Marketplacewww.liberty.edu/itmarketplaceget discount on: apple, dell, and Lenovo laptops, Microsoft Office, Windows Vista, and more.Please see ad on page 51.

Liberty University Bookstore1971 University Blvd., Bldg. 65Lynchburg, Va 24502(434) 582-2316www.liberty.bncollege.comnumber one source for students and families to shop for Flames apparel, gift items, Christian reading materials, and so much more.Please see ad on page 5.

One 4 You Care Packages(724) 814-2422www.One4yougifts.comEach care package of name-brand snacks also contains a scripture-inscribed pen, keepsake photo card of your choice, and inspirational booklet.Please see ad on page 49.

Craft Automotive Group3914 Old Forest rd. Lynchburg, Va 24501(434) 385-6045www.craftauto.netthe Craft automotive group has been serving the Lynchburg area for over 35 years as one of the leading automobile sales and service centers.Please see ad on page 3.

Dell(800) 695-8133www.dell.com/universityparentdell offers a 3-year accidental damage service plan, theft protection, and every component your college student needs to be successful, all for an affordable price.Please see ad on page 24.

From-Mom.com Care Packagesstore.universityparent.com/gift-basketsShow your student how much you miss them by sending a great care package right to their door. Made by college students, for college students. Many different package options!Please see ad on page 46.

Where to shop

University Parent College Laundry Bagstore.universityparent.comEssential for every college student! Our heavy-duty canvas laundry bag, with storage pockets and a load divider, is guaranteed to last 4 years. available in black or gray.Please see ad on back cover.

Verizon Wireless(800) 811-7600www.verizonwireless.comFriends and Family from Verizon Wireless. Connect More. Spend Less. Unlimited calling to the numbers you call most, even land lines.Please see ad on page 45.

Craddock Terry Hotel1312 Commerce St. Lynchburg, Va 24504(434) 455-1500www.craddockterryhotel.comLynchburg’s only luxury boutique hotel. Complimentary breakfast, two on-site restaurants, a brewery, and event space. Within walking distance to many attractions along the James river.Please see ad on page 6.

Hilton Garden Inn, Lynchburg4025 Wards rd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(434) 239-3006www.lynchburg.hgi.comStandard and suites available. Shuttle service available 7 a.m.-11 p.m. Our in-house restaurant, the great american grill, is open for breakfast and dinner daily!Please see ad on page 19.

Kirkley Hotel & Conference Center2900 Candlers Mtn. rd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(866) 510-6333 toll Freewww.kirkleyhotel.comBeautiful and elegant, we are located within one mile of Liberty University. Liberty rates available. restaurant, indoor pool, newly renovated.Please see ad on page 19.

Riverview Manor2097 Stone Mill rd.hurt, Va 24563(434) 386-1095www.riverviewmanor.bizVisit our website for more info and to book your stay today! also, please visit honey Shuck Cabin at riverview Manor Bed and Breakfast.Please see ad on page 31.

SpringHill Suites Lynchburg15171 Wards rd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(434) 237-5848www.marriott.com

Places to stay

an all-suites hotel with up to 25 percent more room space than typical guest rooms. amenities include complimentary breakfast and wireless internet.Please see ad on page 47.

Super 8 Lynchburg3736 Candlers Mountain rd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(434) 846-1668www.Super8.comWithin walking distance of Liberty University! amenities include Wi-Fi, fitness room, continental breakfast, and guest laundry.Please see ad on page 40.

Wingate by Wyndham3777 Candlers Mountain rd.Lynchburg, Va 24502(888) 494-6428www.wingate-lynchburg.comask for College discount Code #LnUP. Located on the Liberty East Campus! Complimentary hot breakfast buffet.Please see ad on page 20.

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