The Vice President for Student Life, the Dean for Campus Activities and Director of Residence Life and Judicial Affairs, located on the second level of the Dining Center, serve as advisers and regularly are available to assist students. The College also provides career counseling services which are under the direction of the dean of enrollment management. For more information on student services, refer to the Student Handbook. A two-day summer program is sponsored for both incoming freshman students and their parents. Emphasis is on discussion of College philosophy, policies and expectations.
Students register for their fall classes and have the opportunity to meet others in their class.
Special information sessions for parents are held to orient them to the Le Moyne experience that their son or daughter is about to begin. Faculty and staff members make various presentations and are available to answer questions. A fall orientation program supplements the two-day summer program. It is more social in nature and is coordinated by an orientation committee of upperclass students who help new students move in and introduce them to campus organizations, programs and people. Nelligan Hall is a men's residence and houses primarily freshmen and sophomores.