ACADEMIC ADVISING
Academic Advising and Career Exploration Center, B701 Wiest Hall, 628-5577, www.fhsu.edu/aace/
Academic advising is a connecting point for all Fort Hays State University students. At FHSU, we believe in the importance of academic advising, so each of our students has been assigned an advisor. An advisor is a faculty member or trained professional with whom you have the opportunity to meet and talk with one-on-one about your academic program and your career/life goals--but you need to take the initiative. Your advisor assists you in:
~clarifying individual values, career goals and the challenges of life in the 21st century,
~developing suitable educational plans and programs of study for each student,
~selecting appropriate courses and other educational opportunities,
~reviewing and evaluating progress toward established educational goals and completion of requirements within individual programs of study,
~developing awareness and understanding that decision-making in the advising process and life is based on a system of shared responsibility,
~encouraging you to utilize university support services and related resources as needed,
~clarifying and improving your knowledge of career options and potential for career change in the workplace of the 21st century, and
~addressing your individualized academic advising.
You should contact your advisor when you have academic-related questions or issues. Advisors may be reached during office hours by e-mail, phone or regular mail or you may check with the department office to see when your advisor is available. Faculty advisors also teach classes and work on academic research, so advisement hours may be limited.
Each semester before pre-enrolling for classes, you should do some thinking and planning. Review the online catalog to become familiar with your major, general education requirements and the policies and procedures of FHSU. Your advisor can guide you in decision making, but the choices are yours to make.

ACADEMIC SUCCESS
PROGRAMS
Kelly Center, B603 Wiest Hall,
628-4401
www.fhsu.edu/kellycenter/asp/
Academic Success Programs are designed to help all students acquire the skills necessary to develop good study habits and achieve educational and career success. Academic Success Programs offers FREE individual and group tutorial services for the majority of the classes in the General Education curriculum at FHSU. Academic counseling is available for personal time and semester management, textbook reading, lecture note taking, test taking, test anxiety and collaborative learning. Individual and group tutoring is available for the Pre-Professional Skills Tests (PPST) required for admission into the teacher education program. The Coordinator of A.S.P. teaches a section of the Succeeding in College EAC 103 course. This class is designed to help college students maximize their academic potential.

Services/Resources:
~One-on-one peer tutoring
~Individual sessions on time management, textbook reading, note taking, test taking and test anxiety
~PPST test preparation
~T.I.G.E.R.S. Series study skill workshops
~Semester-at-a-glance calendars
~Peer academic mentoring
~Video Library

ADMISSIONS
201 Custer Hall, 628-5666
www.fhsu.edu/admissions/
The Office of Admissions promotes FHSU and assists prospective students through the college search and application and enrollment processes. The office is responsible for maintaining/increasing new freshmen and transfer enrollments.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
Robbins Center, One Tiger Place
628-4430, FAX 628-4191
www.fhsu.edu/alumni/
The Alumni Association is the major alumni support system of the university. Drawn together by pride, mutual concern and purpose, the association offers many services and programs for the university, community, FHSU students, alumni and friends. The FHSU Alumni Association, established in 1916, is dedicated to identifying and serving the needs of more than 45,000 graduates living throughout the United States and 64 foreign countries.

BUDGET AND PLANNING OFFICE
206 Sheridan Hall, 628-4513
www.fhsu.edu/adminfin/budget/
This office is responsible for budget preparation and analysis, statistical profiles and special studies on student, faculty and program characteristics as directed by the President and Vice President for Administration and Finance. The office also maintains the university's 20th day archives.

CAMPUS OPERATOR
113 Tomanek Hall, 628-FHSU (3478), or "0" from any campus telephone.
See Tiger Info Call Center.

CAREER EXPLORATION SERVICES
Academic Advising and Career
Exploration Center, B701 Wiest Hall
628-5577, www.fhsu.edu/aace/
The Academic Advising and Career Exploration Center allows undecided students, as well as other students, the option to visit with counselors about their career path and finding a major. The counselors will help students identify their interests, abilities, values and personality types to find majors that might best fit them. Being able to identify your goals is a good starting place to think about the choices you will make regarding your major, minor or career. The center has a career library, various career guidance inventories, workshops, the Career Planning and Development Class - EAC 100, and Web links and will make referrals to appropriate sources.

CAREER SERVICES
214 Sheridan Hall, 628-4260
www.fhsu.edu/career/
Looking for employment opportunities? Need help refining your interviewing skills or job search strategies? Career Services offers all FHSU students and alumni assistance in conducting successful job searches for part-time and summer employment, an internship and full-time employment opportunities. Additionally, Career Services assists those students seeking admission to graduate and professional schools.
Career Services offers job seekers assistance in preparing professional resumes and cover letters, developing successful interviewing techniques, and conducting successful job searches. Additionally, the office provides students and alumni online access to prospective local, regional and national employer contact information; on-campus interviewing opportunities; resume/referral program access; career fairs and lifetime services for FHSU alumni. The "Jobs for Tigers" program assists students and community residents in locating part-time jobs in the Hays area. Access this program on our Web site: www.fhsu.edu/career/jft.shtml.
Information about Career Services' programs and services can be accessed online at www.fhsu.edu/career/. This site provides comprehensive resources for job searching including: Careers for Tigers (resume/referral program); online calendar of Career Services' events, workshops and on-campus interviews; and a comprehensive list of links for job searching and employment opportunities. In addition, this site provides information on writing resumes and cover letters.

CENTER FOR STUDENT
INVOLVEMENT
Lower Level, Memorial Union
628-4664, FAX 628-4666
www.fhus.edu/csi
The Center for Student Involvement (CSI) is an area for students to enhance their total educational experience through co-curricular opportunities at FHSU. CSI represents an environment in the Memorial Union and on the FHSU campus, where students and student organizations are afforded opportunities to participate in campus governance; plan and participate in co-curricular activities; develop leadership abilities; and accomplish specific learning outcomes. CSI houses the following offices: the Student Government Association, the University Activities Board, Student Organizations, Fraternity and Sorority Life, Diversity Affairs, and Special Events. CSI also provides offices for professional staff to interact closely with students to provide intentional support and assist them with organizational needs and concerns. CSI has a variety of services available for student organizations: computer work stations with printer, copy machine, mailboxes, limited storage, poster printing service, and use of the workroom and conference room (as available). Support for all students and student organizations are provided in an environment that enables students to develop their leadership potential and make a positive impact upon the community life of the campus.

CENTER FOR TEACHING
EXCELLENCE AND LEARNING
TECHNOLOGIES (CTELT)
060 Forsyth Library
628-4194
www.fhsu.edu/ctelt/
Although CTELT is a faculty service organization, it provides limited photographic services for student organizations. CTELT provides the faculty and staff of FHSU with the highest quality learning technologies and media support for teaching excellence through specific programs and services.

COMMERCE UNIVERSITY
BRANCH BANK
Memorial Union, First Floor
785-625-1262
www.commercebank.com
The Commerce University Branch Bank provides banking services such as checking and savings accounts, CDs, loan applications, money orders, cashier checks, etc., for the university community. Other services include direct deposit, ATM activation, online banking and check ordering for your Tiger Card. See Tiger Card section for more information.

COMPUTING AND
TELECOMMUNICATION CENTER
101 Tomanek Hall, 628-4235
www.fhsu.edu/ctc/
The CTC is responsible for the central administrative systems, including student, financial and human resources systems. In addition, the CTC maintains a repository of historical (and some current) data in a data warehouse. Students, faculty and staff interact with these systems primarily over the Web. The CTC also hosts student and faculty e-mail, course-delivery and administrative auxiliary systems. All of these systems reside on an IP network running on wire, fiber-optic and wireless components.
The Systems, Programming and New Development groups create, maintain, configure and integrate many student and administrative systems. They also provide statistical consulting, optical mark recognition (mark sense) scanning and test grading. Telecommunications personnel support campus-wide voice mail, voice and data communications on copper, cellular and optical networks.
Mediated Classroom staff install and maintain equipment for mediated classrooms across campus and provide a Media Equipment Checkout service (located at the CTC HelpDesk) for faculty and staff for instructional purposes.
Staff within the Infrastructure and Support Services group install, configure and maintain server and client software and repair desktop computers, laptops and peripherals for faculty and staff on campus. In addition, they set up and remove user accounts, administer security and provide user training and support for various systems. This group also includes the CTC HelpDesk and the Tiger Info campus switchboard and call center.
The CTC HelpDesk (see the next section), 113 Tomanek Hall, provides support for the TigerTracks Web portal, FHSU e-mail and on-campus Internet access and offers a variety of other computer-related services and information to students, faculty and staff.
General use and departmental labs are located throughout campus. Computer labs are also located in the residence halls. Use of residence hall computers is restricted to those residing in each particular hall. For a complete list of labs, the hours and other lab information, visit www.fhsu.edu/ctc/labs/clip.shtml.

CTC HELPDESK
113 Tomanek Hall, 628-5276
www.fhsu.edu/ctc/helpdesk/
The Computing and Telecommunication Center (CTC) HelpDesk is the focal point for technical assistance, referral information and access to FHSU computing and telecommunication services. The HelpDesk provides assistance with using the TigerTracks Web portal, accessing FHSU e-mail, gaining on-campus Internet and wireless access, posting student Web pages, and performing many other technology-related tasks.
A variety of software products are available at volume discount prices through an online Software Center. Free scanning and use of a Windows or Macintosh customer workstation are some of the other services also available at the CTC HelpDesk.
FHSU faculty, staff and currently enrolled FHSU students may use CTC HelpDesk services. See its Web site for more information.
The Tiger Info Call Center and faculty Media Equipment Checkout offices are also located inside the CTC HelpDesk.

DRUG ALCOHOL WELLNESS
NETWORK (D.A.W.N.)
Kelly Center, B603 Wiest Hall
628-4401
www.fhsu.edu/kellycenter/dawn/
As a state-licensed drug and alcohol treatment facility, D.A.W.N. provides assessment, counseling, education and referral services for members of the campus community with substance abuse problems. D.A.W.N. also engages in substance abuse prevention activities through its work with several student and community-based groups. The wellness component helps students, faculty and staff make decisions to pursue healthy lifestyles and excellence in all undertakings. Resource material is maintained for people working on projects and classroom presentations.

FHSU FOUNDATION
Robbins Center, One Tiger Place
628-5620, www.foundation.fhsu.edu
Founded in 1945, the FHSU Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization created to receive gifts from private resources for the benefit of students and programs of FHSU. Today, the Foundation has assets in excess of $50 million and actively seeks gifts through annual giving appeals, capital campaigns and estate planning.

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
306 Custer Hall, 628-4408
www.fhsu.edu/finaid/
The Financial Assistance Office administers a wide range of financial aid programs available to FHSU students. These programs include grants, loans, scholarships, work-study and departmental employment.

FORSYTH LIBRARY
Administrative Office
628-4431
www.fhsu.edu/forsyth_lib/
Forsyth Library is the information/research center for the university. It provides access to information through books, periodicals, government documents, CD-ROMs, computer literature searches and public Internet connections.
Library faculty and staff offer a full range of reference, interlibrary loan, circulation/reserve, government documents and special collection services. The online catalog is accessible on and off campus. Photocopiers, microfilm reader/printers and typewriters are available for public use. Call the library about hours of operation, or visit www.fhsu.edu/forsyth_lib/.

GRADUATE SCHOOL
B703 Wiest Hall, 628-4236
www.fhsu.edu/gradschl/
The Graduate School is responsible for organizing and supervising FHSU's graduate instructional programs. It is also responsible for facilitating, encouraging and coordinating the research effort of the university. The Graduate School offers master of arts, master of business administration, master of fine arts, master of liberal studies, master of science in education, master of science in nursing and the master of science in various disciplines for a total of 19 master's degrees. The specialist in education is offered in two disciplines. The Graduate School provides application materials and information about degree, admission and graduation requirements.

HERNDON SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING CLINIC
131 Albertson Hall, 628-5366
www.fhsu.edu/commdis/herndon.shtml
Students may schedule a free screening and/or a complete evaluation of speech-language-hearing at the Herndon Clinic. The clinic also provides treatment for articulation, voice, fluency, language and hearing disorders. In addition, services for accent modification, development of the professional voice and use of assistive technology for communication are available. For more information, visit our Web site or e-mail our office at infoslp@fhsu.edu.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES
208 Sheridan Hall, 628-4276
www.fhsu.edu/international/
This office provides services to international students in the form of personal counseling, general advising and advising related to U.S. immigration laws. The office also develops and facilitates programs on campus and in the community, which focus on cross-cultural orientation and exchange. Additional areas of responsibility include international admissions, record keeping and recruiting in order to develop and retain a substantial, globally representative international student population. This office is also responsible for providing advising for study-abroad opportunities with the International Student Exchange Program.

KELLY CENTER
B603 Wiest Hall, 628-4401
www.fhsu.edu/kellycenter/
The Kelly Center houses a broad range of services and programs designed to enhance student learning and personal growth. Kelly Center units include academic success programs, drug and alcohol treatment and prevention services/wellness promotion, personal counseling, and testing services. Most services are free. Confidentiality is strictly maintained as provided by law.

MEDIA EQUIPMENT CHECKOUT
Tomanek 113, 628-5521
www.fhsu.edu/ctc/media_checkout/
The media equipment checkout service is available to faculty and staff for instructional and educational purposes. It is located inside the CTC
HelpDesk office.

MEMORIAL UNION
Union Office, 2nd Floor, 628-5305
www.fhsu.edu/union/
As the community center, the Memorial Union provides facilities, services and programs for the FHSU campus. The newly renovated Union has conference and meeting rooms, pool tables, Starbucks coffee, Union Station food court, ballroom, program and activity spaces and several lounges. Newer facilities include Cody Commons, a dining and student activities space, and the Center for Student Involvement. The University Bookstore, Student Health Center, Student Government Association and University Activities Board are located in the Memorial Union. If you are interested in reserving space in the Union or need information concerning hours of operation, contact the Memorial Union Office.
Offices located in the Union include:
~Catering and Food Service (Chartwells), First Floor, 628-5396
~Center for Student Involvement, Lower Level, 628-4664
~Memorial Union Office, Second Floor, 628-5305
~Student Government, Lower Level, 628-5311
~University Activities Board, Lower Level, 628-5355
~Student Health Center, Lower Level, 628-4293

Additional services and offices:
Call the number listed for information about hours of operation.
~Automatic Teller Machine - accessible during Union hours.
~Union Station, 628-5396 - Serving a broad menu for breakfast and lunch.
~Grab 'N Go - snack shop and coffee bar
~Mail Center, 628-4400
~Mondo Subs - deli, made-to-order sandwiches
~Student Service Center, 628-5306, offering personal check cashing, ticket sales, notary, FAX services, payment center for Tiger Tots Nurtury Center, money orders, stamp sales and small packages postal services.
~University Bookstore, 628-5378
~Commerce University Branch Bank, 625-1262
~Tiger Card Center, 628-5308

OFFICE OF DIVERSITY AFFAIRS
Center for Student Involvement
Lower Level, Memorial Union
628-4661
The Office of Diversity Affairs provides recommendations concerning campus community environment that promotes diversity of thought and culture. The office provides conscious and sensitive educational opportunities for our students and employees in conjunction with a shared understanding of diversity to be inclusive of, but not limited to, racial equity, ethnicity, religious belief, sexual orientation, gender, disability, socioeconomic status, national origin and age. The office is committed to help FSHU be an organization that welcomes, celebrates and promotes respect for all individuals.

PARKING PERMITS
112 Custer Hall, 628-5304
www.fhsu.edu/police/
Appropriate parking permits will be required for all motorized vehicles parked on campus during the university term.
ZONE 1: Parking permits are required from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. during the university term, except in lots A1, A2 and D (in which student parking is open after 2:30 p.m.). Only those students living outside the Restricted Area (east of Fort Street and north of 12th street) will be eligible to purchase Zone 1 permits. Zone 1 permits are valid in Zone 2.
ZONE 2: Parking regulations will be in effect on a 24-hour basis, except in lots L and M (where student parking is enforced from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.). Note that staff is enforced until 4 p.m. in lots L and M. Zone 2 permits will be required for all students (and other university personnel) living in the residential life area who have their vehicles on campus. Special permits are required for Wooster Place and Stadium Place residents. Zone 2, Stadium Place and Wooster Place permits are NOT valid in Zone 1.
ZONE 3: Zone 3 permits are required in lot K from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
FACULTY/STAFF: Faculty/Staff permits are required for all university personnel who park personal vehicles on campus. Faculty/Staff permits are valid in Staff, Zone 1, Zone 2 and Zone 3 parking stalls.
VISITOR: A visitor parking permit is required when someone is visiting the campus. These permits may be obtained free at the FHSU Police Office and front desks at the Residence Halls. A current Parking Rules and Regulations brochure (including map) may be obtained from the University Police Office located at 112 Custer Hall.

PERSONAL COUNSELING
Kelly Center, B603 Wiest Hall
628-4401
www.fhsu.edu/kellycenter/counseling
Short-term individual, couples and group counseling services are available for students, faculty and staff to address concerns such as depression, anxiety, managing stress, coping with transitions, relationship difficulties, eating disorders and sexual and physical abuse. Crisis intervention is available on a 24-hour basis for individuals living on campus. Psychological testing and referrals to local mental health providers are also available. Services are free of charge and strictly confidential.
PRINTING SERVICES
102 Brooks Building, 628-5310
www.fhsu.edu/printshop/
FHSU Printing Services offers a wide range of services to students, faculty, staff and all other members of the campus community including PC and Mac desktop publishing workstations, photocopying, color copying/color management, networking capabilities, various binding options, laminating, full-color printing, and wide-format printing.

RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
Cunningham Hall and Gross
Memorial Coliseum, 628-4420
www.fhsu.edu/hhp/hhpinfo/hhpfacilities.shtml
Issue Room, 628-5387
Intramural Office, 628-4373
www.fhsu.edu/hhp/intramurals/
A number of recreational facilities are available to students, faculty and staff, including an indoor pool, wellness center, four gymnasiums, five handball/racquetball courts, six-lane indoor track as well as more than 225 activities offered through the Campus Recreation and Intramural Office. Telephone numbers are listed above for information about the hours
of operation.

REGISTRAR
106 Sheridan Hall, 628-4222
www.fhsu.edu/registrar/
The Office of the Registrar provides many services to FHSU students including admission to the university, changes of address and/or names, registration, enrollment, and transcript services. The staff works with individual degree program analysis, answers questions concerning transfer courses, student verifications and the annual commencement ceremony.

RESIDENTIAL LIFE
114 Agnew Hall, 628-4245
www.fhsu.edu/reslife/
FHSU students are housed in four traditional residence halls (Agnew, Custer, McMindes and Wiest) and two apartment complexes (Stadium Place and Wooster Place). Living on campus provides students with a wealth of experiences, many conveniences and opportunities to meet people from around the world. On-campus students have the opportunity to become involved and to make a difference. The Residential Life Viewbook, available from the Residential Life Office, lists a description of each community, or visit our Web site, www.fhsu.edu/reslife/.

SCHOLARSHIP SERVICES
Custer Hall, 628-4419
www.fhsu.edu/finaid/scholarships.shtml
The Scholarship Services Office provides students with university, community and state scholarship information through the online Scholarship Application and bulletin board. The staff processes applications and acceptance forms and provides personal assistance.

SEXUAL ASSAULT VICTIMS'
ASSISTANCE
Kelly Center, B603 Wiest Hall
628-4401, www.fhsu.edu/kellycenter/
Student Health Center, 045 Memorial
Union, 628-4293
www.fhsu.edu/studenthealth/
University Police, 112 Custer Hall,
628-5304, www.fhsu.edu/police/
The Kelly Center Director is the designated campus coordinator of services for persons who have been sexually assaulted. Services needed are determined on an individual basis and might include counseling, referrals, consultation regarding legal recourse and procedures, assessment and the appropriate management of academic impact and changes in residence. Sexual assault prevention and education programs are addressed in the personal counseling services component. The Kelly Center will also facilitate referrals for appropriate post sexual assault physical care/treatment through the Student Health Center, community resource or private provider.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT VICTIMS' ASSISTANCE
Equal Employment Office, 208
Sheridan Hall, 628-4033 or 628-5824
FHSU policy prohibits any behavior that, through inappropriate sexual or gender-based content or contact, interferes with an individual's work or learning environment. The EEO Officer provides assistance for all persons who have been sexually harassed. Confidentiality is maintained whenrequested and possible. The university's policy on sexual harassment may be found in the "Policies and Procedures" section of this student handbook.

STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES SERVICES
Student Affairs, 208 Sheridan Hall
628-4276
www.fhsu.edu/staffairs/disability/
This office ensures that persons with various disabilities have equal access to educational opportunities at FHSU. It also educates the campus community about issues impacting persons with disabilities. Services include pre-enrollment assistance, determination of reasonable accommodations and collaboration with faculty regarding student needs, linkage to support services and advocacy. This office sponsors a student organization, Creating Access for Today's Students and maintains resources for persons working on projects and classroom presentations.

STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE
208 Sheridan Hall, 628-4276
www.fhsu.edu/staffairs
The Office of Student Affairs strives to support students in their learning and development as college students. It is an office where students can turn to for assistance or advice or for an advocate in resolving problems and dealing with issues and challenges. The office is also responsible for providing quality experiences for first-year students, in judicial programs, exchange programs, international student advising and programming, and services for students with disabilities.

STUDENT EMPLOYMENT
Student Employment Office
306 Custer Hall, 628-5227
www.fhsu.edu/finaid/employment.shtml
Jobs for Tigers, 214 Sheridan Hall
628-4260
www.fhsu.edu/career/jft.shtml
You may contact two offices to locate employment on or off campus. The Student Employment Office may inform currently enrolled or prospective students about eligibility for work-study and departmental job openings. Students may view available job openings in JobX by logging into TigerTracks. Jobs for Tigers is a free program that assists students in locating employment in the Hays community and surrounding area. Positions are listed in the Memorial Union, in 214 Sheridan Hall and at www.fhsu.edu/career. Interested students must complete a job application card each semester. Jobs for Tigers is coordinated through Career Services.

STUDENT FISCAL SERVICES
110G Sheridan Hall, 628-5251
www.fhsu.edu/sfs
Student Fiscal Services (SFS) enrolls students and collects tuition and fees, residential life payments and other charges. SFS is responsible for applying financial aid and scholarship awards to accounts and remitting refunds to students. This office issues and collects short-term loans and the Federal Perkins Student Loans. SFS processes financial transactions such as deposits, cash boxes and Student Activity account credit card checkouts.

STUDENT GOVERNMENT
ASSOCIATION
Memorial Union, Lower Level
628-5311, www.fhsu.edu/sga/
The SGA exists to serve, protect and promote the interests and rights of FHSU students. It is a representational form of government with Senate seats available by academic major and for first-year students.
The SGA is the central student organization on campus. Its goal is to work as an advocacy group on behalf of students' concerns. Student government works with every student organization on campus and serves as the voice of FHSU students to the Administration, Faculty, Staff and the Kansas Board of Regents. In addition, the SGA oversees the distribution of student fee money to all student organizations and student services.

STUDENT HEALTH CENTER
Memorial Union, Lower Level
628-4293
www.fhsu.edu/studenthealth
The Student Health Center is available for all students to promote health and treat illness., 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday every day that classes are in session. Family nurse practitioners and registered nurses staff the office full time, and a physician is available from 10 a.m. to noon. Referrals can be made to other agencies, clinics and physicians in the community. Staff will also work with your private care provider if desired. A variety of free, over-the-counter medications are available from the center. Laboratory tests and prescription medications are available. In addition, a voluntary student health insurance plan is offered throughout the year. Information is also available on Healthwave, a very low cost insurance plan provided by the state of Kansas for children aged 18 and younger. Members of the Student Health Center staff are also available to present educational programs to student organizations.

TESTING SERVICES
Kelly Center, B150 Wiest Hall
628-4401
www.fhsu.edu/kellycenter/testing
Testing Services coordinates and provides information about college and graduate school admissions tests, select professional certification examinations and other national testing programs. These tests include ACT, CLEP, DANTES, LSAT, MAT, NET, PCAT, PRAXIS, SAT and various other testing programs.
The Fort Hays State University Prometric Testing Center offers computer-based testing for academic, professional licensure and certification, and information technology certification examinations to students and members of the community. These tests include PRAXIS, GRE, TOEFL, MCAT, CPA, FINRA and MICROSOFT. Check the website at www.prometric.com for a complete list of exams available.
Information on test dates, test registration policies and procedures, and resources for contacting affiliated testing programs is available by contacting Testing Services.

TIGER CARD CENTER
Memorial Union, Second Floor
628-5533
www.fhsu.edu/union/cardcenter.shtml
The Tiger Card serves as the official identification card for all FHSU students, staff and faculty and is required for the check-out of library materials and access to residential life meal plans, athletic events, cultural events and HHP recreational areas. It is also a debit card with Commerce Bank. By choosing option 1 on Tiger Enroll, the student's excess financial aid or refund will be deposited to this account. Payroll checks may be direct deposited to this account. The card may also be used for flexi-cash in Union Station, Grab 'N Go and Mondo Subs. The cash-to-card services include vending/copy machine purchases and laundry facilities in residence halls and Wooster Laundromat.
The Tiger Card includes a color photograph, a unique cardholder identification number, library bar code and the cardholder's name. Students may purchase the Tiger Card at the Card Center on the 2nd floor of the Memorial Union. The first card costs $5. A photo ID, such as a driver's license, passport or military ID, must be presented. Replacement cards cost $10.
Commerce Bank, University Branch, in the Memorial Union, provides banking services such as checking and savings accounts, CDs, loan applications, money orders, cashier checks, etc. for the FHSU community. A PIN may be encoded to the Tiger Card at Commerce Bank, which enables the student to make ATM transactions and debit purchases provided there is money in the Commerce Bank Tiger Card account.

TIGER INFO CALL CENTER
TIGER INFO CALL CENTER
113 Tomanek Hall, 1-800-628-FHSU
628-FHSU (3478), or "0" from any
campus telephone
The Tiger Info Call Center provides general information to prospective, on-campus and Virtual College students, faculty, staff and other members of the FHSU and Hays community. Callers receive directory assistance and information on current events hosted on our campus. Tiger Info operators give front-line support in accessing course schedules and personal information with TigerTracks and TigerEnroll, applying for admission, ordering textbooks and offering assistance through various student processes. Visit our Web site to view our hours of operation, www.fhsu.edu/ctc/tigerinfo/.

TIGER TOTS NURTURY CENTER
109 Rarick Hall, 628-4101
www.fhsu.edu/tigertots/
The center provides a combination day care/preschool program for children ages 2 1/2 to 6. Hours of operation for the fall and spring semesters are 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Summer hours are from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Contact Laura Shoaff, Director, at lshoaff@fhsu.edu

UNDECIDED STUDENT ADVISEMENT
Academic Advising and Career
Exploration Center, B701 Wiest Hall
628-5577, www.fhsu.edu/aace/
The AACE Center provides advising for undecided students. The center registers students for their classes and helps the student obtain academic success. Many resources are available for the undecided student to decide on a major.

UNIVERSITY POLICE
112 Custer Hall, 628-5304
www.fhsu.edu/police/
The university is committed to public safety and employs nine full-time certified officers who are responsible for a full range of public safety services 24 hours per day, 365 days per year. Services include crime prevention, patrol, criminal investigations, collection of data for the required statistical crime reports, motor vehicle accident investigations, civil commitments for person(s) in need of care, traffic and parking enforcement, emergency management, and physical security of FHSU's physical assets.
Campus Dispatch (628-5304) may be reached from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday during the fall and spring semesters, and 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Fridays during the summer semester. To contact the police outside of these hours or on weekends and holidays, you may use any of the five kiosk phones that are located throughout campus or contact the Hays Police Department at 785-625-1011. Dial 911 in the event of an emergency.

UNIVERSITY RELATIONS
204 Sheridan Hall, 628-4206
www.fhsu.edu/univrel
The Office of University Relations gathers news about FHSU people, events and activities and distributes it to the media; produces numerous publications for FHSU offices and academic departments; provides consultation for writing and designing publications; manages the university Web site; manages licensing for FHSU's protected identity marks; and assists with planning special events.
All university-related promotional items and publications may be produced through University Relations. Call Mary Ridgway at 4521 for help. News items may be submitted through our Web site or by calling Kurt Beyers at 4480. The office also produces this Campus Directory/Student Handbook. Call Marcia Tacha at 4206 with any additions or corrections. For general Web site questions, contact Suzanne Klaus at 5520.
Fort Hays State University offers students the opportunity to make a difference, gain valuable experience, meet interesting people and participate in activities that have a lasting effect on campus. There are many opportunities for students to get involved at FHSU -- University committee assignments, student/faculty panels, special interest groups, athletics, Intramurals and Recreation, or student organizations. Check out the following list of opportunities for involvement and see how you can make a difference.