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The University provides a comprehensive student development program to serve and support Anderson students. Through partnership with the Academic and Christian Life divisions, the Office of Student Development and its various areas seek to provide a transformational co-curricular experience for students with the goal of educating, encouraging and serving students as they develop their God-given potential and purpose at Anderson University. The various areas of Student Development work together toward this end, including the Office of Diversity, Community, and Inclusion, Center for Career Development, the David Larson McPhillips Center for Student Success, the Thrive Wellness Center, including both Health and Counseling Services, Sports Medicine, Residence Life and Housing, Student Activities, Campus Recreation and Fitness, Student Support and Commuter Engagement and Student Involvement and New Student Experience.
Anderson University’s administration, faculty and staff are committed to assisting students as they strive to develop intellectually, physically, socially, morally, and spiritually. Anderson students, whether residing on campus or commuting, should expect to find a supportive campus environment with a wide variety of opportunities for learning, growing, and enjoying life. All students are encouraged to take an active part in the life of the university community, to join campus social and academic organizations, to participate in recreational sports, and to enjoy the various musical, theatrical, and cultural events hosted at Anderson University. The following pages highlight some of those opportunities for participation.
Letter from the Senior Vice President for Student Development
Dear Student,
You are about to begin an amazing educational journey that will transform your life.
Members of the Student Development team are here to serve and support you in your academic endeavors at Anderson. Through Residence Life, Student Activities, Student Government, New Student Experience, Campus Recreation and Fitness, Thrive Wellness Center, Counseling Services, Center for Career Development, Student Support and Commuter Engagement, and the David Larson McPhillips Center for Student Success, we work with you to help make your Anderson experience all that it can be. We are also here to encourage and assist you as you discover and become the person God has created and called you to be.
The information provided in the Student Handbook will help you succeed in your educational journey at Anderson. In it you will find information about offices and services specifically designed to assist you in a host of ways and support your success during your educational journey. You will also find policies that have been developed to support and strengthen our life together as a Christian educational community.
This Student Handbook does not constitute a contract between a student and Anderson University either expressed or implied, and Anderson University reserves the right at any time to change, delete, or add to any of the content at its sole discretion.
Please do not hesitate to contact a member of the Student Development team when you have questions, need help, or just a listening ear. We are here for you!
We are praying for you and hope you will have a wonderful and blessed year at Anderson University!
Sincerely,
Jim Fereira, Ph.D.
Senior Vice President for Student Development
Student Development Division
MISSION
The Anderson University Student Development Division exists to create opportunities for transformational educational experiences through intentional, Christ-centered programs and services focused on holistic growth, which challenges students to develop their God-given potential and purpose.
VISION
Firmly grounded in our Christian faith, our vision is to provide relevant programs and services to meet the evolving educational needs of current and future generations of Anderson University students.
STATEMENT OF PHILOSOPHY
The Student Development Division consists of a variety of departments and programs that work together to accomplish its mission and advance its vision. In addition, the division partners with all areas of the University toward the accomplishment of the University’s mission and vision.
COMPONENT PARTS
The departments that comprise the Student Development Division are:
• AU PRO Signature Series
• Center for Career Development
• Curriculum Enhancement Program
• David Larson McPhillips Center for Student Success
• Diversity, Community, & Inclusion
• Residence Life and Housing
• Student Activities
• Student Involvement and New Student Experience
• Student Support and Commuter Engagement
• Student Government Association
• Thrive Wellness Center
VALUES
As a Division we value:
• Christ as our foundation and Scripture as our guide
• Primary focus on the student and their college experience
• An embrace of diversity and inclusion
• Driven by our mission and vision
• Work that is evidence-based, grounded in professional theory, and informed by best practices
• Working as a team and appreciating one another
OUTCOMES
The outcomes we desire for our students include:
• Personal maturity
• Development of Christian life and character
• Academic success
• Appreciation of all people and cultures
• A global perspective
• Discovery of purpose and calling
• Appreciation of beauty and the arts
• Maturing interpersonal relationships
• Civic engagement
• Mindful of physical health and well-being
Campus Recreation and Fitness
Campus Recreation and Fitness offers students an opportunity to participate in a variety of personal fitness and competitive athletic activities throughout the school year. Campus Recreation and Fitness promotes character, physical fitness, and team building. All AU students, faculty, and staff may participate in intramural events. Campus Recreation and Fitness offers 24 different sport leagues and events ranging from Men’s, Women’s, and Co-Ed leagues. From Sand Volleyball to Flag Football or Basketball to Softball and everything in between, Campus Recreation and Fitness can offer the sport to meet your recreational needs. Campus Recreation and Fitness offer fitness classes such as Bootcamp Fitness, Pilates, Primary Barre, and Yoga. You may go to www.imleagues.com at any time to create an account and sign up for any Intramural Sport, Fitness Class, or Campus Recreation Event. Campus Recreation and Fitness also oversees the Fitness Center, the Athletic Campus Gym, AU Disc Golf Course, and the University Pool. Hours for these facilities are posted each semester. The Campus Recreation and Fitness Office is located on the third floor of the G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Student Center.
CONTACT EMAIL: jpainter@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-622-6061
Center for Career Development
Center for Career Development
The Center for Career Development offers a wide range of events and resources to help students explore their career aspirations, purpose, and calling. Through strategic collaboration across the university, the Center supports students in every stage of their professional development journey. Services include self-assessments, workshops, presentations, employer engagement events, and networking opportunities.
Located on the bottom floor of the G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Student Center, the Center is open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
AU PRO: Professional Readiness Opportunities
AU PRO: Professional Readiness Opportunities Beyond the Classroom is a signature program developed by Anderson University to prepare students for success in the workplace. The program features a variety of co-curricular opportunities focused on key areas of professionalism, such as written and oral communication and developing a strong professional presence. All students are required to complete the AU PRO Signature Series, which includes six essential sessions.
Discipline-Specific Events
Students are strongly encouraged to participate in AU PRO Discipline-Specific Events. These events are organized by academic liaisons within each college and school and offer tailored networking and learning experiences with alumni and industry leaders in each field.
CONTACT EMAIL: careerdevelopment@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2149
Curriculum Enhancement Program
The purpose of the Curriculum Enhancement Program (CEP) is to enrich the student’s academic experience by providing co-curricular opportunities that reinforce the educational and personal development of students within the framework of the 18 Common Learning Outcomes (CLOs) as outlined in the AU Gold Core Curriculum. Students will participate in required CEPs designed to assist with the transition into the AU community, promote professional readiness, and foster financial literacy. In addition to the required CEPs, students will attend at least 11 CEPs from the Student Selected offerings on campus.
Successful completion of the Curriculum Enhancement Program is required in order to graduate from Anderson University. All traditional, full-time, degree seeking students must participate in a minimum of twenty-four (24) approved CEPs to be eligible for graduation. If a full-time, degree seeking student, transfers to Post Traditional, this student is responsible for completing the required CEPs for the semesters they were a full-time, degree seeking student. Students who do not complete this graduation requirement will not be eligible for graduation until the requirements have been completed. Successful completion of the program is required for graduation. Students will not be allowed to graduate until they satisfy the degree requirements.
There are no exemptions for this graduation requirement. Students who fail to meet the CEP requirements as outlined or students who violate the Community Values and Expectations while in attendance at a CEP will be subject to discipline in the Office of Student Development. Students who are 25 years or older are not required to complete CEP credits beginning with the semester AFTER they turn 25, but are strongly encouraged to participate as part of their educational experience.
Students can find the weekly list of CEP location and times on AUnited, the 411 email, and the CEP Calendar on the CEP webpage on Anderson University’s website.
Students should arrive at the event on time; students that arrive after the CEP begins will not receive credit for the event. Students must also be in attendance for the duration of the event.
Students that try to present the AU ID of another student will be referred to the Office of Student Development for disciplinary follow-up, and potential loss of 3 CEPs for each student.
CEP credits will be tracked electronically in the student’s CEP account.
Students are responsible for monitoring their credits online and must fulfill their CEP requirements prior to graduation.
Students receive credit for CEPs by scanning their AU ID card at the end of each event. It is the student’s responsibility to have their IDs scanned by the CEP student employee. If a student does not have their AU ID on them at the end of the event, they will not receive CEP credit for the event.
For more information on CEPs, refer to the Co-Curricular Graduation Requirements Section of this handbook.
CONTACT EMAIL: cep@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2075
Commuter Engagement
The Office of Commuter Engagement seeks to create opportunities for commuter students to build relationships, connect with others, and feel part of the Anderson University Community. The mission of Commuter Engagement is to aid commuter students in their connection to the AU community through educational programming, social events, and referrals to campus resources. Commuter Engagement seeks to learn about and eliminate barriers that hinder commuter students from being involved on campus as well as support students with academic concerns through intentional outreach. In partnership with Commuter Engagement the Commuter Student Association (CSA) a student lead organization plans campus activities and represents commuter needs within the Student Government Association (SGA) to create a positive commuter experience. Commuter Engagement and CSA Student Leadership can be found on the third floor of the G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Student Center.
CONTACT EMAIL: commuters@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-622-6011
David Larson McPhillips Center for Student Success
The David Larson McPhillips Center for Student Success makes academic support services available to all students. Students may receive one-on-one assistance with academic issues such as time management, mild test anxiety, and study skills. Student success seminars are offered periodically for any student desiring to improve his or her academic skills. We also offer helpful information on the Academic Success portion of our AU web page. Contractually admitted students participate in 4ward, a program of support designed specifically for them.
• Accessibility Services provides services and support for students in all programs and levels with qualified disabilities in accordance with federal and state laws. Students who are interested in requesting these services should provide recent and relevant documentation of their disability to an appropriate professional and make an appointment with CSS staff to discuss their needs and interactively develop a plan that will provide the student with access to the educational program of the institution. Additional information is available on the University’s web page, or by calling the Center.
• The Tutoring Lab is staffed by peer tutors and is available to all undergraduate students on the main AU campus. Our tutors assist students in Core Curriculum and many beginning major courses. The Tutoring Lab is located on the second floor of Thrift Library, and tutoring is also available online.
• The Writing and Multimedia Center assists students at all skill levels with any college writing tasks, with an emphasis on building skills and confidence in academic writing. These peer tutors are employed by the English Department and share the Tutoring Lab on the second floor of Thrift Library. Contact Dr. Drew Stowe at sstowe@andersonuniversity.edu for additional information.
The David Larson McPhillips Center for Student Success is located on the top floor of Thrift Library, suite 202 and operates Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
CONTACT EMAIL: studentsuccess@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-328-1420
One Anderson The Center for Community, Dignity, and Inclusive Campus Family
Motto: Everyone an insider. No one an Outsider
“One Anderson” is a Christ-centered commitment to building a campus family where everyone is an insider and no one is an outsider. Rooted in the biblical truth that all people are created in the image of God, the Center for Community, Dignity, and Inclusive Campus Family will celebrate differences, foster unity, and pursue reconciliation through love, respect, and shared faith. Our goal is a thriving community that reflects God’s Kindgom, honors every individual’s dignity, and equips students to live out their God-given purpose in a diverse world.
CONTACT EMAIL: auone@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2165
New Student Programs and First Year Experience
The purpose of the New Student Programs is to help students make a successful transition into the University community. The New Student Experience encompasses Base Camp Orientation, Welcome Week, three required CEPs for new students, the required freshman course AU101, and includes other social programming options. At Base Camp Orientation, new students are placed into small groups led by upper-class students that provide support, encouragement, and guidance. In addition, the New Student Experience staff provides programs and events designed to answer student questions and to help them develop connections across campus. Programming is also provided to assist parents as they support their students during this transition.
The purpose of the First Year Experience Program is to help first year students thrive during their transition to Anderson University by providing meaningful relationships, relevant resources, and intentional programming. Upon arrival at Anderson University, first year students are placed into an Alpha Group where they will find an upperclassman peer mentor and new friendships to begin their journey! Alpha Leaders support students through their transition to Anderson by guiding their Alpha group through all aspects of Welcome Week. Alpha Leaders also assist with the facilitation of an AU 101 course. These leaders form meaningful relationships with their Alpha group and act as a liaison between the university and the student.
CONTACT EMAIL: studentinvolvement@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-622-6029
Residence Life
The primary goals of the Residence Life office are to provide comfortable and safe living facilities and to assist students with personal, academic, and spiritual growth and development. Residence Life seeks to create purposeful living communities where students will experience life-changing relationships and transformational learning that will enhance their college experience and help them to meet their educational goals. Residence Halls are staffed by full-time Residence Directors (RD) or part-time professional staff. These professionals live in the buildings and serve as mentors and guides to students while managing all aspects of the living area. Additionally, each floor is assigned a Resident Advisor (RA) who is an upperclassman student leader. Together, the RDs and RAs work to develop a strong community in each living area by getting to know resident students personally and facilitating events that allow residents to develop friendships. The Residence Life Office is located on the third floor of the G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Student Center in the Student Life Suite and operates Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
CONTACT EMAIL: residencelife@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-622-6011
Student Activities
The Office of Student Activities serves to shape a culture of celebration and belonging through fostering connections, encouraging community and creating fun. Student Activities accomplishes this mission through planning a variety of student-centered events that take place both on and off campus and vary in size, interest, and type. A group of student leaders - the Campus Activities Team - plans and implements all Student Activities events. The 411 email is a weekly newsletter published by the Student Activities Office, and it includes all campus programs to help students plan their involvement. Additionally, events hosted by Student Activities are shared via digital signage, social media, and through a text messaging system. Student Activities is located on the third floor of the G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Student Center in the Student Life Suite.
CONTACT EMAIL: studentactivities@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2107
THRIVE Wellness
MISSION
The Mission Health Services is to make every effort to have a positive impact on the health care experience, while creating a culture in which students learn to make responsible, informed decisions regarding their personal health, wellness, and well-being.
VISION
To provide quality health care in a Christ centered environment, to strengthen student learning, retention, and success.
CORE VALUES
Our core values reflect those of Anderson University. We seek to implement these values in ways that enhance the health and well-being of the Anderson University community.
Teaching
Holistic growth
Respect
Integrity
Value others
Embrace excellence
SERVICES PROVIDED:
Medical care for acute illnesses and minor injuries are provided by board certified and licensed medical providers.
PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
WHO IS ELIGIBLE:
All full-time traditional students (Health fee), including commuters/part-time may visit for a charge (RN visit $15, NP/MD visit $25).
LOCATION: Health Services is located on the ground floor of the Village Residence Hall.
HOURS OF OPERATION:
Monday-Friday 8:30am-4:30pm
Patients are seen by APPOINTMENT
Call 864.622.6078 to schedule an appointment
Access the Patient Portal via the website.
CONTACT EMAIL: kwhatley@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-622-6078
AFTER HOURS CONTACTS:
After hours nurse line: 864.622.6078. You will be able to speak with a third party nurse who will triage and advise a plan of action. This service is available after hours, weekends, and during the holidays.
Life Threatening Emergency: Call 911, then Campus Safety at 864.231.2060
Counseling Services
The mission of Counseling Services is to provide a confidential, caring, and supportive environment in which students can grow academically, personally, and spiritually.
Our counselors challenge students to reach their full potential by helping them become self aware, build healthy coping skills, and make changes that lead to a more satisfying lifestyle and greater success at Anderson University. Individual and group counseling is a free service offered to all full-time traditional students. Consultation services are also offered to adult studies, graduate and part-time students ($25 fee). Personal counseling is a unique and collaborative relationship between a trained helper and a person seeking help, created to assist people with learning to relate to themselves and others in healthier ways. Students coming to Counseling Services are usually seeking more effective and rewarding lives by confronting personal problems, relationship issues, faith questions, lifestyle choices, mental health disorders, or any concern that is hindering them from being a healthy, happy and productive individual. All information shared with the counselors on staff is held completely confidential. Maintaining confidentiality is of the utmost importance in order to create a safe environment for students to share freely.
LOCATION: Counseling Services is located in the lower level of the Village Residence Hall within THRIVE Wellness.
PLEASE CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday, Wednesday and Friday 8:30am-4:30pm
Tuesday and Thursday 8:00am-9:00pm
Patients are seen by APPOINTMENT
Call 864.622.6078 to schedule an appointment
Access the Patient Portal via the website.
Call 988 for Mental Health Emergencies
CONTACT EMAIL: counselingcenter@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-622-6078
Additional Student Services and Offices
Anderson Central
Many student services are offered in one central location in Anderson Central. Services offered include transcript requests, name/address changes, check cashing, tuition payments, verification of enrollment for insurance, financial aid inquiries and more. Anderson Central is located bottom floor of Thrift Library. Office hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM, and Fridays 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM.
CONTACT EMAIL: andersoncentral@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2070
AU Outfitters - The Campus Store
AU Outfitters - The Campus Store
OPERATING HOURS: Monday-Friday: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (During School Year)
SUMMER HOURS: Monday - Friday 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
AU Outfitters offers items for purchase such as University apparel, gift items, and school supplies. There will be extended hours at AU Outfitters for certain campus events such as Book Rush/Move-In, Homecoming/Family Day and Graduation. You may also visit us online at www.andersonuniversity.ecampus.com. AU Outfitters is located on the second floor of the G. Ross Anderson, Jr., Student Center.
CONTACT EMAIL: ldickerson@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2010
Campus Food Services
Campus Food Services are provided by AVI in six campus locations: the AU Culinary Center, Chick-Fil-A, and Chronicles Cafe, all in the G. Ross Anderson, Jr. Student Center. Books and Beans is located in the basement of Thrift Library. At the Athletic Campus there is Troy’s and next door to the Rainey Fine Arts is PWhitty’s. Resident and Commuter students have several meal plan options to meet their needs and preferences.
CONTACT EMAIL: adaane@avifoodsystems.com
PHONE: 864-231-2031
Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships
The primary purpose of the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships is to provide financial aid information and resources to those students who, without such assistance, would be unable to attend Anderson University. Additional information, including possible required documents and forms, may be found in the Financial Aid section of the Anderson University website or the Catalog. Please refer to your Workday account for detailed information regarding your financial aid awards and required documents. Students are encouraged to contact the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships with any questions or concerns about their financial aid awards.
CONTACT EMAIL: aid@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-7555
Center for Global Engagement
The Center for Global Engagement within a university plays a vital role in fostering international education and global awareness by supporting both students and faculty. It provides study abroad advising to help students explore international academic opportunities, navigate program options, and secure funding. The center also offers national scholarship advising, guiding students through competitive applications for prestigious global awards. Through events and workshops on culture, it promotes cross-cultural understanding and engagement on campus. Additionally, it assists international undergraduate students with advising and immigration compliance, ensuring they meet visa requirements and successfully integrate into university life. For faculty, the center supports international travel logistics and facilitates the development and implementation of study abroad programs, enriching global learning opportunities for the entire college community. The Center for Global Engagement is located in the International House which is located at 302 Williamston Road. For information, please contact international@andersonuniversity.edu.
Study Abroad -
The Center for Global Engagement’s Study Abroad Division empower students to become globally engaged citizens through transformative international experiences. With over 60 programs in 20 countries, we offer semester, summer, and short-term study abroad opportunities, including faculty-led programs and AU Abroad. Our advisors guide students in selecting programs that align with their academic requirements and future goals while ensuring a smooth credit transfer process. We prioritize student health, wellness, and safety abroad by providing comprehensive pre-departure support and in-country resources. Additionally, we offer cost estimates and financial aid information to help make study abroad accessible. Through cultural immersion, academic enrichment, and hands-on global learning, we prepare students to thrive in an interconnected world.
Anderson University scholarships cannot be used for semester or summer study abroad programs. Only federal and/or state aid (if eligible) can be used. Semester programs are charged Anderson University full-time tuition, fees, and board unless the program cost is higher. Opportunities are available which allow students to use their institutional aide of study abroad on our approved international exchange programs only. Anderson University reserves the right to place exchange programs on hold. Students must meet with a financial aid advisor to obtain a financial aid estimate and with a study abroad advisor to review a cost estimate for programs and to understand the policies and procedures for studying abroad. Including obtaining academic approval before departure. Students cannot study abroad, mission, or attend any non-academic approved university group travel to any country with a level 3 or 4 on the U.S. State Department Travel Advisory. Courses taken abroad are awarded Pass/Fail grades only. Only study abroad programs that are instructed by Anderson University faculty can receive official letter grades. Students must enroll in academic classes that are required for some academic requirement for graduation. Students must apply and be approved for study abroad programs before departure by the Center for Global Engagement as well as the Registrar’s Office or study abroad credit will not be approved.
Federal Compliance Notice: Only study abroad that is approved for credit by Anderson University may be considered enrollment at the home institution for purposes of applying for assistance under Title IV (federal aid) as per Title [34 C.F. R. § 668.43 (a)(9)].
AU Abroad -
Students have an opportunity to study abroad on faculty-led classes called AU Abroad. This class is a part of the Gold Core Curriculum and meets the intercultural inquiry. Student should speak with their advisor to see how this class meets their academic requirement for graduation before enrolling. AU Abroad (IS 398) a full semester undergraduate three credit class with international travel during the spring break. Students register for AU Abroad with their normal registration. There is an additional course/travel fee that normally includes round trip airfare, tours, and accommodations. Juniors and seniors (all majors) can apply for an AU Abroad Scholarship of up to $1,000.00 which is awarded based upon grade point average and financial need. Sophomore nursing and education majors can also apply for the AU Abroad scholarship. The AU Abroad scholarship can only be applied toward one AU Abroad class during the student’s enrollment at Anderson University.
International Student Services -
The Center for Global Engagement’s International Student Services support division is dedicated to supporting undergraduate international students as they transition to life in the United States and become active members of our university community. We provide comprehensive immigration advising, including pre-departure guidance, arrival assistance, and ongoing visa support to ensure compliance with U.S. regulations. Our office offers cultural events and workshops designed to help students adapt to U.S. culture, navigate academic expectations, and build meaningful connections. Through programs that foster engagement with faculty, staff, peers, and the broader campus community, we strive to create an inclusive environment where international students feel welcomed, supported, and empowered to succeed. For more information, please email international@andersonuniversity.edu.
Federal Compliance Notice: As per 8 C.F.R. § 214.3 (j): This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant alien students.
English as a Second Language -
Anderson University requires all students to have proper English language proficiency to be accepted. Anderson University does not have an English language program approved for I-20 issuance (for international students). All international students are required to show proof of English language proficiency for acceptance. All academic programs require English language proficiency for admission for those applicants whose first language is not English.
National Scholarship Advising -
The Center for Global Engagement’s National Scholarships Advisors support students in pursuing prestigious scholarship opportunities that open doors to academic and professional growth. We provide guidance on selecting the right scholarship program, navigating the application process, choosing strong recommenders, and meeting national deadlines. Our team offers personalized advising and application reviews to help students craft competitive submissions for awards such as the U.S. Fulbright Student Program, Critical Language Scholarship, Gilman, Boren, Marshall, Rhodes, and many others. Throughout the year, we host workshops and events to raise awareness about these opportunities and provide insight into the benefits of national scholarships. Whether you’re looking to study, research, or teach abroad, our office is here to help you take the next step toward your global and academic aspirations.
CONTACT EMAIL: international@andersonuniversity.edu
LOCATION: International House, 302 Williamston Drive
PHONE: 864- 231-2141
Post Office
The campus post office is located on the bottom floor of Thrift Library, near Books and Beans. The post office is open Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. The campus post office equipped to handle the mailing of large packages up to 75 lbs. Any larger packages may be sent from the local Post Office, which is located about one mile from campus. We receive packages from UPS, USPS, or Fed-Ex, and can ship with the same companies with a preprinted label. All resident students are furnished with a mailbox and key. A student’s University address will be provided prior to arrival on campus. The cost for replacing a lost key is $5.00 during the year. Failure to return the key to the post office when moving off-campus, at the end of the school term, or at time of withdrawal will result in a non refundable fine of $40.00.
It is very important that any mail or packages sent to you at Anderson University are correctly addressed. It is imperative that you do NOT use PO Box; the mailboxes here are strictly for Anderson University use. Mail that is incorrectly addressed is at risk of being lost or misdirected. Below is a template showing the correct address placement:
Student Name
Anderson University
316 Boulevard, Box Number
Anderson, SC 29621-4002
CONTACT EMAIL: staylor@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2113
Student Employment
Student Employment at Anderson University allows you to explore different career paths, build genuine professional relationships, receive valuable feedback, and develop skills essential for success in any workplace. You can visit andersonuniversityjoinhandshake.com/login to find available jobs and learn more about the program. If you need help with your student employment search, please reach out to the Student Employment team using the email below. Student Employment is located in the Office of Human Resources.
Contact Email: studentemployment@andersonuniversity.edu
Phone: 864-231-5675
Technology Support and Services
The members of the Information Technology department provide technology assistance through our helpdesk system at https://helpdesk.andersonuniversity.edu, email to help@andersonuniversity.edu, calling 864-231-2457, and office walk-ins for our University community. All students have access to resources with technology in academic areas, wireless connections on campus, and applications including email, course materials, and online ports to relevant campus data. All students, faculty, and staff are required to abide by Anderson University’s Internet Use and Email policy.
All students have access to an Anderson University email account. Students may access their email account using a web browser by going to https://portal.office.com. Email is the primary means the University faculty and staff use to contact you about university-related matters. It is vital that you check it often.
The preferred wireless network for you to establish a connection is Trojans@AU. Trojans@AU is a secure wireless network that has resources dedicated for your unique needs. Please use your Anderson University username and password to connect to Trojans@AU. If you brought a device that is unable to connect to Trojans@AU for use in your residence on campus, please connect the device to the Reside@AU wireless network. The following network security key welcome2AU! is needed to connect your device to the Reside@AU wireless network. Complete the process by visiting the registration website and please follow the instructions on the page. Once the registration is successful, the device will have access to the Internet. Guests and family members are welcome to connect to Connect@AU. The following network security key welcome2AU! is needed for them to connect wireless. After connecting, open a web browser application and go to www.andersonuniversity.edu. The guest should be redirected to a registration site. Please select the appropriate option by clicking Start or the hyperlink below the option. After the appropriate option is selected and registration has been completed, the network configuration will be reset to enable access to the Internet. The office is located on the bottom floor of the Thrift Library.
CONTACT EMAIL: servicedesk@andersonuniversity.edu
HELP DESK PHONE: 864-231-2457
Thrift Library
Students are encouraged to utilize the many resources and services provided by Thrift Library. All library information can be accessed via https://andersonuniversity.edu/academics/thrift-library/.
CONTACT EMAIL: reference@andersonuniversity.edu
PHONE: 864-231-2050
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