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Central Office Staff:
Daniel P. Miller, Ed.D. Dean of Student Affairs, 102 Long Hall, 570/321-4039, millerda@lycoming.edu
Jean C. Wool, Executive Secretary, 102 Long Hall, 570/321-4039, wool@lycoming.edu
Caitlin Keegan, Student Office Assistant, 102 Long Hall, 570/321-4039, keecait@lycoming.edu
Anh Le, Student Office Assistant, 102 Long Hall, 470/321-4039, leanh1@lycoming.edu
Division Staff Directors:
CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER
Director: vacant
Office: Wertz Center, 3rd Floor
Phone: 570-321-4034
Office E-mail: cdc@lycoming.edu
Homepage: http://www.lycoming.edu/cdc
The Career Development Center is committed to providing opportunities for students to acquire and refine the skills necessary to develop and implement an effective career/life plan. The Career Development Center offers a variety of educational services to assist students in integrating the components of the college experience as they explore and define their skills and interests. Students define their skills and interest through involvement in academic course work, personal reflection, experiential learning opportunities, employment, and social interaction throughout their college career.
COUNSELING SERVICES
Director: Townsend Velkoff. velkoff@lycoming.edu
Office: Wertz Center, 3rd Floor
Phone: 570-321-4332
Homepage: http://www.lycoming.edu/counseling/
Students experience developmental and psychological growth as well as difficult situations during their college years. Counseling Services strives to meet students' psychological and developmental needs. Professional counselors provide individual and group counseling, crisis intervention, consultation with students, faculty and staff, and outreach programming on psychological, mental health, and substance abuse issues. All services are strictly confidential and free of charge to all Lycoming College students. Counseling Services also provides referrals to area mental health providers for those students who wish to meet with someone outside the College or whose needs cannot be met by the College.
HEALTH SERVICES
Director/Nurse: Sondra Stipcak, stipcak@lycoming.edu
Office: Rich Hall, Lower Level
Phone: 570-321-4322
Office E-mail: health@lycoming.edu
Homepage: http://www.lycoming.edu/health/
The commitment of Health Services is to provide health care for minor illnesses/problems to students in a comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. Appropriate referrals are made to area specialists or the College physician. Health education is provided through formal and informal group settings and on an individual basis. Our goal is to increase health awareness, promote healthy lifestyles, and to educate students on the use of the health care system. All health care issues are kept confidential.
 RECREATION & SUMMER CONFERENCES
Director: Laura Johnson, johnsonl@lycoming.edu
Office: Lamade Gymnasium Office
Phone: 570-321-4059
Homepage: http://www.lycoming.edu/intramurals/index.htm
The intramural sports program is designed to provide a well-rounded program of competitive and recreational sports throughout the academic year. Last year over students participated in one or more of the sports offered. Intramurals include, basketball, flag football, ultimate Frisbee, volleyball, softball, water polo, Through participation, individuals can develop and appreciation of the worthy use of leisure time, a wholesome attitude toward physical endeavors, and the desire for life-sports.
The Residential Life Office is committed to providing a living/learning environment to help students grow as individuals and as students. Through programs, leadership opportunities, and peer interactions in the residence halls, students gain a sense of belonging to the campus community, acquire new knowledge and skills, make informed choices, and assume responsibility for oneself and others.
The Department of Safety and Security operates 24-hours a day seven days a week. The office is responsible for handling all calls for assistance, monitoring fire and security alarms, providing general information, patrolling all campus facilities, enforcement of parking regulations, incident investigation, safety inspection, and crime prevention. Officers are trained professionals with experience in a wide variety of security operations. Up-to-date Crimes Statistics can be found on the Safety and Security web page, www.lycoming.edu/security/cleryact.htm.
STUDENT PROGRAMS AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT
Director: Larry Mannolini, mannolin@lycoming.edu
Office: Wertz Center, 3rd Floor
Phone: 570-321-4118
Office E-mail: Stuprograms@lycoming.edu
Homepage: http://www.lycoming.edu/stuprograms/
The Office of Student Programs and Leadership Development strives to support the academic mission of Lycoming College by providing a variety of social, cultural, recreational, and educational programs for the campus community. While this office's primary function is to advise and provide resources for the College's recognized student organizations, the staff also works to prepare a variety of annual events including the Campus Carnival, Homecoming, Family Weekend, Thanksgiving Dinner, Siblings Weekend, Concerts, etc. The office provides direct support to the Campus Activities Board, all Greek organizations, class officers, and the Arrow yearbook.
UNITED CAMPUS MINISTRY
Catholic Campus Minister: Sr. Catherine Gilvary I.H.M., gilvary@lycoming.edu
Campus Minister: Jeffrey LeCrone, lecrone@lycoming.edu
Office: Mary Lindsay Welch Honors Hall
Phone: 570-321-4065
Homepage: http://www.lycoming.edu/ucm/
Ecumenical and inclusive in nature, Campus Ministry provides a wide range of activities and worship experiences in support of the spiritual life of the Lycoming community. Campus Ministry's mission of volunteer services extends to the campus and to the surrounding community. A student leadership team leads the U.C.M. with much of the programming selected by students with the help and guidance of the campus ministers. The Center supports the services of the Community Service Center, Habitat for Humanity, Big Brother/Big Sister, FLOAT Tutoring/Mentoring Program, and Peer Ministry. |
