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The Exchange
is designed to provide students with a creative outlet for growth in
the humanities, fine arts, and performing arts.
Any student organization, publication, activity, or initiative — officially sanctioned or
otherwise — must conform to biblical and community standards of truth, propriety,
integrity, edification, and love. Students are welcome to pursue endeavors that
seek to elevate the level of spiritual, intellectual, social, or physical development at
CIU and are encouraged to collaborate and consult with faculty in such endeavors.
Non-sanctioned activities or initiatives should not imply the support or
endorsement of CIU or the Student Senate. Groups seeking official organization
status should contact Student Life and read the criteria as written in the Student
Senate Constitution.
CIU reserves the right to discontinue any student initiative or activity that it deems
to be counterproductive to the unity and development of the CIU family.
STUDENT SERVICES & UNIVERSITY INFORMATION
Academic Success Center (ASC)
The Academic Success Center coordinates the provision of reasonable
accommodations for qualified students with disabilities. Students who desire
consideration for accommodations for ADD/ADHD, diet, physical, emotional,
or learning disabilities should contact the ASC for information about the
accommodation process.
The Academic Success Center also provides assistance to empower all students
to achieve their academic goals. For details, see the bulletin board outside the
ASC office in the Rossi Student Center, room 109, or contact the ASC at 807-5611
(email:
academicsuccess@ciu.edu).
Services include:
•
Tutoring (Check Memorial Learning Center for current hours)
•
Study aids & study groups
•
Academic coaching
* Online course exam proctoring (fee)
* Make-up exams (potential fee)
* College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) (All CLEP exams must be
completed within one calendar year of a student’s matriculation to
CIU) (fee)
Photo ID is required
Alumni Relations
For a quiet place to study during the day, students are invited to visit the porch
with its rocking chairs, ceiling fans, and Keurig coffee/tea machine. Check with the
front desk when entering. Alumni (including those who are current grad students)
are offered three free meal tickets in the cafeteria per year (pick up tickets in the
Alumni Office). Alumni Guestrooms are available for families and guests. Call the
guestroom hotline at (803) 807-5525 or email
Alumniguestrooms@ciu.edu. Plan
to participate in Homecoming, November 6-7. Check out
www.ciu.edu/alumniand
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