Information on immigration and visas is available in her office located in the Oldenborg Center. Sponsors Although living arrangements vary in each residence hall, students live in a coeducational setting. Continuing students who participate in room draw are guaranteed housing in the residence halls. The RA primarily responds to the personal, educational, and social needs of the hall's residents. In addition to staffing the front desk in the residence halls, the RA is responsible for residence hall security and for responding to emergencies.
Sponsors attend orientation functions with new students.
They also assist new students in meeting people, represent a valuable source of information about the activities and events of the College, and provide a warm personal welcome to the College. The Career Development Office helps students learn about and develop satisfying careers from their first days on campus through the rest of their lives. This is done by providing career counseling, internships, employment recruiting, volunteer experiences and information about graduate and career-related topics. The office strives to connect students with alumni professionals who might be able to assist students in setting career and educational goals. The office uses the Web, e-mail, and a monthly newsletter to provide students with current information about services and opportunities available through the office.