Graduate Student Services
Lemieux Library & McGoldrick Learning Commons
Hours Line: 206.296.6228, Circulation: 206.296.6233
The Lemieux Library & McGoldrick Learning Commons is in the middle
of the Seattle University campus, near the intersection of E. Columbia
Street and E. Cherry Street. Opened September 2010, the Lemieux Library & McGoldrick Learning
Commons combines new construction and renovation to offer a
state-of-the-art facility of approximately 125,000 square feet. This new facility blends student academic support services,
scholarly research, collaborative learning, and social inter-action in a
technology-rich, light-filled environment. The Library and its Learning Commons Partners -- Writing Center,
Learning Assistance Programs, and the Math Lab -- promote student
success through the provision of inte-grated services, collaborative
programs, and effective referrals that draw on a variety of academic
professionals in a single facility. View more information about library hours and events on the Lemieux Library monthly calendar.
Bookstore – University Services Bldg./First Floor
Phone: 206.296.5821
The Seattle University bookstore is a non-profit institutional
bookstore offering a wide range of materials including textbooks,
general fiction and non-fiction books, SU apparel, gifts, snacks and
much more.
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Campus Assistance Center (CAC) – Student Center Pavilion/1st Floor
Phone: 206.296.6464
The Campus Assistance Center is designed to narrow the communication
gap between the student and the University system. The Center provides,
general campus information, on & off campus event ticket sales,
Student Center locker rentals, event advertising, voter registration,
and access to game rooms.
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Campus Ministry– Student Center Pavilion/Room 120
Phone: 206.296.6075
Campus Ministry provides many opportunities to grow spiritually,
learn more about yourself, share your gifts and talents, and build
community with others. We welcome and support persons of all faith
traditions.
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Career Services – Student Center Pavilion/Room 110
Phone: 206.296.6075
Graduate students will appreciate the Career Services Center, located
on campus. Career counseling and help in job search strategies are
available, as well as assistance in preparing resumes and developing
interview skills. Other services include a career resource library,
career fairs, and workshops.
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Commuter Student Services – Student Center Pavilion/Suite 180
Support services designed for non-residential students at all levels
are coordinated through the Commuter Student Services Office. The staff
is available to help commuter students identify available resources and
to provide off-campus housing, transportation and parking information.
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Computer Labs – Engineering Bldg./Room 310 and Pigott Bldg./Room 206
Phone: 206.296.5571
The IT Computer Labs at Seattle University provide several facilities
and state of the art computer technology to assist students and faculty
in achieving their academic goals. Labs include both Macintosh- and PC-
compatible computers. Email accounts are assigned to all students, and
personal web space is possible upon request.
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Connolly Sports Center – Corner of 14th Ave and E Cherry
Phone: 206.296.6441
The Connolly Center, located on the southeastern edge of campus,
provides recreational facilities for sports and exercise. Students and
their immediate family may use the facilities free of charge. The center
features racquetball, squash, handball and tennis courts, two swimming
pools, basketball courts, a weight room and sauna. Various exercise
classes are also available for an additional fee through the Leisure
Education Program.
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Disabilities Services – Loyola Hall/Room 100
Phone: 206.296.5740
The Disabilities Services office coordinates appropriate
accommodations, assisting students to deepen their self-knowledge,
academic competence and advocacy skills. It also promotes a campus
environment that is welcoming and accessible to persons with
disabilities. Students can consult with the Disabilities Specialist
prior to and while enrolled in a graduate program.
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International Student and Scholar Center – Student Center Pavilion/Room 160
Phone: 206.296.6260
The International Student and Scholar Center serves nearly 500
students from approximately 50 countries around the world. The center
serves as a focal point for cultural, educational and social activities
and programs, and a gathering place for students and their
organizations.
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Loyola Learning Center – Loyola Bldg./Room 100
Phone: 206.296.5740
Learning Center services include one-on-one sessions with a Learning
Specialist to fine-tune study approaches, and sessions focusing on
time-management and the demands of graduate level classes.
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The McGoldrick Collegium – Hunthausen Hall/School of Theology & Ministry/Room 140
Phone: 206.296.6291
The McGoldrick Collegium offers a gathering place for graduate and non-traditional undergraduate students from all program. Students
must enroll to become a member of the Collegium. Enrollment is free and
ongoing throughout the school year. Come to the Collegium anytime
during open hours and a Collegium Community Assistant will enroll you.
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Student Center and Pavilion – 1218 E Cherry
Phone: 206.296.6464
The Student Center and Pavilion houses the major dining facilities as
well as many student services and student organizations. The center was
designed and constructed with ecologically sensitive building
practices.
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Student Health Center – Bellarmine Hall/Room 108
Phone: 206.296.6300
The Student Health Center provides on campus health care including
physical, mental, and social services. Many services are available at
minimal or low cost.