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 provide the official dates for É«ÀÇÉçÇø holidays, breaks, and the start and end of each semester.

 allows you to search for É«ÀÇÉçÇø employee or department contact information.

Center for Neurodiversity  aims to provide programming, research and community engagement that value and prioritize neurodiversity culture.

offers free or low-cost tuition for eligible students' children at the Early Childhood Demonstration Center as well as social and academic services designed just for college student parents.

Dean of Students Office can help facilitate transitions into É«ÀÇÉçÇø, support student growth in and out of the classroom, and prepare students for personal and professional life after É«ÀÇÉçÇø.

How to help your students afford classes and college life resource document.

Information Desk provides information about campus events, community resources, and activities. Information Desk staff provide students with maps and bus schedules, sell tickets for student organization events, and maintain the University's Lost & Found.

International Center helps international students make their time at É«ÀÇÉçÇø both comfortable and productive. The center also assists É«ÀÇÉçÇø faculty and staff who are interested in inviting exchange visitors or developing partnerships with international institutions.

Military Services Office helps students with education benefits and creates an effective framework for academic and personal success, through campus programing and events.

 is open to children of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and surrounding communities.

Student Organization Services is a collaborative partnership between different departments at É«ÀÇÉçÇø who support the variety ofat the University.

 is a great source to find information about upcoming events and to stay up to date with the latest campus news.

To see a recorded video of the November 2022 Student Hunger on Campus (SHOC) Town Hall meeting, see the link below. This meeting shared ther results of the Student Hunger on Campus cross-campus survey, which identified the percentage of food insecure students and the impact on stress, anxiety, and depression. 

 
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The Affordability Allies Network is sponsored by É«ÀÇÉçÇø's Affordability Task Force and is focused on helping students with college affordability. We are excited to offer a 30 minute self-paced training that can provide you with information about the financial issues facing students as well as how you can help. Each 5-minute video focuses on one area of affordability and financial literacy. Once you have watched the videos, please complete the form below so we can send you the 2020-21 Affordability Toolkit and your Allies Network sticker.

To access the videos, please visit: and login with your É«ÀÇÉçÇø credentials.

Whether it’s navigating financial challenges, helping those facing food insecurity, or connecting you with University or community resources, É«ÀÇÉçÇø offers a variety of services dedicated to helping our students in these challenging times.

Please check out our Student Success Programs website, which provides a wealth of information as we begin remote learning. Below is a summary of a few of the resources available to you.

Emergency Funds/Financial Aid/Bursar

Student Emergency Assistance funds are available from the É«ÀÇÉçÇø Foundation. This source can provide temporary financial assistance to students who have experienced a personal or family crisis that would jeopardize their status as a student at É«ÀÇÉçÇø. Funds are distributed through the Dean of Students. 

Additionally, if your family has experienced a loss of income, you may qualify for an adjustment in your financial aid. Information about an income adjustment appeal can be found on the Financial Aid website. Students who wish to submit an appeal should email financialaid@rowan.edu.

For students on a payment plan, the Bursar’s Office will not assess late fees or place holds on accounts if students miss the payment due April 1. To discuss your situation or for other inquiries, email bursar@rowan.edu. Students should include their name, Banner ID number and phone number in all correspondence. 

For anyone seeking work, the State of New Jersey has a  for job seekers.

Access to food resources 

The SHOP, É«ÀÇÉçÇø’s free food pantry and resource center for students, and Fresh For All, which offers free fresh fruits and vegetables to students and community members each Friday, are scheduled to continue. However, the University will review these offerings frequently to ensure the safety of all participants. For updates on hours and accessibility, visit go.rowan.edu/theshop or call É«ÀÇÉçÇø’s Fresh For All community hotline: 856-244-1166.?

Gourmet Dining also provides a number of donated meals to students facing food insecurity. Meals are distributed through the Dean of Students Office and The SHOP. Email theshop@rowan.edu if you are in need. 

The Borough of Glassboro has two food pantries. (Please check with each about eligibility requirements):

• Healing Wings - 520 E. Stanger Ave. – Wednesdays, noon–3 p.m.
• Samaritan Center - 123 High Street East - Wednesdays noon–3 p.m. and Saturdays, 9 a.m.–noon. The pantry is open to one person at a time.

For additional information on local food pantries, visit .

É«ÀÇÉçÇø resources

• The ProfCents websiteprovides users with hundreds of resources on and off campus ranging from food and housing, to legal services, to state and community resources.
• The Wellness Centeroffers in-person and online counseling and wellness services for students seeking help. 
• Concerns about specific students can be directed to the É«ÀÇÉçÇø Cares Team. Team members work to identify and provide services to students experiencing challenges academically, socially or due to a life circumstance.

É«ÀÇÉçÇø Success Network (RSN)

Students can use the “Request Help” feature in RSN for concerns regarding: 

• Academics
• Finances/Paying for College
• General Concerns
• Online instruction/technology

To access the network, log in to RSN and click the hamburger icon in the upper left corner. Select “Request Help” then “Help Me.”

Social care resources

• An online care resource center, , provides users with lists of nonprofit organizations in the local area. Resources include medical care, job training, food and more.
• Services Empowering Rights of Victims (SERV) offers a variety of services to those experiencing domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking. Advocates are available to support victims and survivors of interpersonal violence 24/7 with phone counseling, referrals and information through SERV's hotlines. All calls are free and confidential.

• • Camden & Gloucester Counties: 1-866-295-SERV (7378) 
  • Cumberland County: 1-800-225-0196

Technology resources

Comcast has a  for qualified individuals. The company also offers a  of free internet hotspots.

Keep in touch

We are living in uncertain, unprecedented times. But what is certain is that É«ÀÇÉçÇø faculty and staff are here to assist you. We want to hear from you about any questions or concerns you have. So don’t hesitate to get in touch with your network directly. Be sure to read your É«ÀÇÉçÇø email regularly to stay updated and connected.

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É«ÀÇÉçÇø students that have trouble accessing sufficient food or housing throughout the semester are encouraged to visit the “Profcents” website (Go.É«ÀÇÉçÇø.edu/ProfCents). This website contains numerous academic and financial resources available to É«ÀÇÉçÇø students. You are also encouraged to visit É«ÀÇÉçÇø’s SHOP (Go.É«ÀÇÉçÇø.edu/TheShop), our student food and resource pantry that gives free items to students with no-eligibility requirements. Please reach out to me regarding any financially related situations as I may be able to connect you to additional resources.