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2018–2019 FAMILY PLANNING CALENDAR
WELCOME CLEMSON FAMILIES
Welcome, Clemson Families!
Congratulations on your student’s acceptance and decision to
enter Clemson University. Their enrollment makes you members
of the Clemson Family, one of the most committed, achieving
and engaged groups of people in the world. It is no surprise
Clemson is continuously ranked nationally in an array
of categories including Top Public University, Best College
Value, Student Happiness and Alumni Network. In addition,
Clemson has been recognized as the nation’s leading university
in Career Services and Campus Safety. Clemson’s success is a
tribute to the family support given by the students, alumni,
staff and families just like you.
Being part of the Clemson Family is an invitation to be involved.
The Clemson Family Advisory Board (CFAB), which is operated
and funded by the Clemson University Division of Student
Affairs, works with the Office of Student Transitions and Family
Programs to offer a wide range of opportunities for you to
volunteer and become engaged. Some of those opportunities
2018–19 Clemson Family Advisory Board
include Orientation, Fall Family Weekend, Spring Family
Reunion, high school outreach, letter writing campaigns, Chair Couple Chair Elect Past Chair Family Weekend Chair
an advisory board and more. Eric and Pam Keller Kelly Rose Michael and Angela Clark Chris and Leona Forrest Dinkins
Clemson’s students and families are what make our university
Family Weekend — Vice Chair Orientation — Chair Student Life/Move in Day — Chair
so unique. As alumni and parents, we know the bonds you
Aaron and Cathy Ellet Renee Pierce Heather Meadors
and your students make through and with the Clemson Family,
will create enriching and life-long connections. We trust the
relationships you and your students forge will become as Letter Writing Chair Letter Writing — Vice Chair High School Contacts/Fairs — Chair
rewarding as they have for our daughter and our entire family. Tom Godfrey Glenn and Rhonda Barinowski Nomi Russi
Please visit clemson.edu/parents to learn more about
involvement opportunities and how to sign up for CFAB.
Mary Anne Bigger Jimmy and Kristi Gibbs Brian and Emily McCauley Rebecca Smith
We look forward to welcoming you all! Mary Mills Blount Lavita Harriford Rick McDuff Leslie St.Amant
Timothy and Ida Brown Heather Holliday Sharon Ney Will and Robin Stringer
GO TIGERS!
Marsha Commodore Naresh and Mattie McLean Jain Laura O'Connell Gail Van Cleanve
Pam ('88) and Eric ('87) Keller Marty Cotton Jeff Jennings Angie Olawsky Allyson Wagner
Clemson Family Advisory Board Chairs
Mathilde Dumond White Lisa Keech David and Cindy Parler Chip and Lori White
Stacy Ellison Kim Keller Corey Pattee Tanya Wilson
Brian and Marla Gardner John and Cindy Kennington John and Nomi Russi
YOU'RE INVITED
FALL FAMILY SPRING FAMILY
WEEKEND REUNION
2019
2018
JOIN US TO CELEBRATE
(DATE TBD)
JOIN US SEPT. 14–16 We hope you will join us for a relaxing, family-friendly, fun-
in-the-sun weekend! Clemson is beautiful in the spring, and
Online Registration we want to show it off to you! This weekend is filled with
Opens Late Summer: outdoor activities, great food, Tiger Baseball and fellowship.
clemson.edu/parents CHECK BACK TO SAVE THE DATE:
clemson.edu/parents
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AUGUST 2018
TIPS
• Have you purchased your tickets for
2018 Fall Family Weekend yet? It is
right around the corner. Be sure to get
your tickets at clemson.edu/parents.
• Families can have a significant
influence on their student's decisions
when it comes to alcohol use.
Take the initiative to have open
communication with your student
about friends, roommates and
weekend activities. It is important
to continue these conversations
throughout the school year. For
help talking with your student about
alcohol, visit clemson.edu/alcohol.
PRESIDENT’S PICNIC
• Making new friends in college is
exciting! Be sure to encourage
your student to attend the Kick-
Off Clemson events to meet new
people. There are a variety of events
to connect with other students,
clubs, organizations and the local
community. Check out the schedule
by downloading the "Clemson Events"
app and the Kick-Off Clemson Guide
at guidebook.com/app/clemson.
• Tuition and fees are due soon.
Begin checking clemson.edu/
finance/studentfinancials for more
information.
• Did you know Clemson offers an
airport shuttle for students traveling
to both the Greenville and Charlotte
airports during all university closings?
Sign up for the shuttles at clemson.
edu/campus-life/parking/transit/
airport.html.
STUDENT ORGANIZATION SIGN-UP WELCOME BACK FESTIVAL
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
2018–2019 U-NITES! Events • Final Exams Begin • Orange Numbers Denote • Tuition and Fees are Due
U-NITES! is a privately-funded initiative that provides late-night and weekend a Solid Orange Friday — Soon. Begin Checking
entertainment programs for the student body. The events are mainly held on Thursday, WEAR ORANGE clemson.edu/finance /
Friday and Saturday nights and are typically free to all Clemson students. Events are studentfinancials for
geared to provide opportunities for students to meet new people, hang out with friends the Exact Deadline.
and socialize late in the evening on campus. A complete list of events and details can
be found at clemson.edu/campus-life/activities-events/student-activities/u-nites.html.
1 2 3 4
• Final Exams End • Graduation
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
• Panhellenic Sorority • Panhellenic Sorority • Continuing Student • New Student Move-In Day • New Student Move-In Day
Member Move-In Recruitment Begins Move-In Day • Panhellenic Sorority
Recruitment Ends
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
• Panhellenic Sorority • University Convocation • Tiger Prowl Club Fair • Classes Begin
Bid Day
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
• Academic Success • Unleash Your Inner • Part-time Job Fair • First Friday Parade
Center Course Tiger Employer Panel
Support Begins • Last Day to Register
or Add a Class
• Tiger Connect
Involvement Event
26 27 28 29 30 31 1
SEPTEMBER 2018
TIPS
• Talk to your student about how they
can use active bystander strategies
to help maintain a safe campus
environment. For help starting the
conversation, visit clemson.edu/
healthy-campus/aspire/
to-intervene.html.
• Academics look very different from
high school to college. There are
fewer assignments, which may
impact grades. Remind your student
about resources they can use
throughout the semester such as
those provided by the Academic
Success Center.
FIRST FRIDAY PARADE
• When students begin college, they
are adjusting to new freedom and
schedules. You may see a change
in how often they communicate with
you as they begin to find their place
at Clemson.
• Clemson provides free, evening
transit service on campus seven days
a week from 6 p.m.–6 a.m. Your
student can request the Tiger Transit
service by calling 864-656-3333 or
through the my.Clemson app.
• Cooper Library is open 24 hours a
day beginning at 10 a.m. on Sunday.
Cooper Library closes on Friday at 8
p.m. Saturday hours are 10 a.m.–8
p.m. Students can check out a
study room or use one of the other
comfortable study spaces available.
HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH — CAFÉ CON LECHE GRADUATE ASSISTANT LUNCHEON
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
2019–2020 Housing & Dining Sign-up Process: • Clemson Football vs.
Additional information will be sent via email to each resident Furman (Football Reunion
in September of 2018, which will include key dates along Day)
with step-by-step instructions on how to sign up. Sign up
begins in October.
28 29 30 31 1
• Last Day to Drop a • Unleash Your Inner Tiger • Construction Industry •Clemson Football at
Class or Withdraw from Employer Panel Career Fair Texas A&M
the University Without
a W Grade
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
• National Pan-Hellenic • Last Day to Apply for • Career Fair Inside Edition • Career Fair Inside Edition • 2018 Fall Family Weekend • Clemson Football vs.
Council (NPHC) Orientation December Graduation Workshop Workshop Begins Georgia Southern (2018
• Unleash Your Inner Tiger • Career Fair Resume Blitz Fall Family Weekend)
Employer Panel • 2018 Fall Family Weekend
• Mini Mock Interviews
with Employers
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
• IFC Recruitment Begins • Career Fair Resume Blitz • Career Fair • Career Fair • Career Fair • IFC Recruitment Ends • Clemson Football at
• 2018 Fall Family Weekend • Study Abroad Fair Georgia Tech
• Airport Shuttle
Ends Registration Opens • LeadershipVoice
for Fall Break and
Thanksgiving Break
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23
• Clemson Football vs.
Syracuse (Hall of Fame
Day)
• LeadershipVoice
30 24 25 26 27 28 29
OCTOBER 2018
TIPS
• Flu season begins as early as
October. Encourage your student
to get the flu vaccine now, as it
takes about two weeks to build up
immunity. Flu shots are available
at Redfern Health Center.
• Around this time of year,
relationships can cause increased
anxiety. The “honeymoon” stage
of roommates or friendships may
be over, and students may find
themselves in some disagreements.
Encourage your student to work with
their Resident Assistant (RA) if they
get into an uncomfortable roommate
situation. STUDENT FESTIVAL
• Be alert to emotional changes in
your student that may reflect signs
of depression or anxiety. Many things
could cause these changes, and for
some, they may lead to increased
alcohol and/or drug use. Learn more
about mental health by visiting
clemson.edu/studenthealth and be
willing to talk with your student.
• Become familiar with the academic
calendar and use it to guide
conversations with your student.
Ask them now about their classes.
October is midterm month, and they
should have a good gauge on how
they are doing with their studies.
• Be on the lookout for University
Professional Intern/Co-op Program
(UPIC) listings to become available
mid-October.
HOMECOMING WEEK PRESENTED BY FOUNDERS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION U-NITES! EVENT
SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• Spring Study Abroad • Clemson Football at Wake
Application Deadline Forest
• FAFSA Opens for • The Big Event:
2019–2020 Campuswide Day
of Service
30 1 2 3 4 5 6
• Airport Shuttle • Last Day for Instructors • Fifth Annual Tigers for the
Registration Opens for to Issue Midterm Troops Golf Tournament
Winter Break Evaluations
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
• Homecoming Float • Homecoming Float • Clemson Football vs.
Building Begins Building Ends NC State (Homecoming)
• Tigerama
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
• Last Day to Drop a Class • Clemson Football at
or Withdraw from the Florida State
University Without Final
Grades
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
28 29 30 31 1 2 3
NOVEMBER 2018
TIPS
• As course registration begins for
spring semester, ask your student
if they are considering a Creative
Inquiry course or studying abroad.
These are great opportunities for
your student to enhance their
college experience.
• Going home for the break is always
an exciting time for students to
reconnect with family and friends.
Be sure to talk through your
expectations of one another to
avoid any potential issues as the
Thanksgiving and Winter Break
are coming up.
HABITAT HOUSE BUILD
• Talk to your student about their
plans for future semesters in terms
of classes, study abroad, and co-op
and internship opportunities. Ask
them if they are thinking about
changing their major or adding a
minor to their studies. A semester
or summer abroad can often be part
of your tuition payments.
• We are embarking on finals time.
Encourage your student to prepare
well and avoid the temptation of
misusing prescription drugs with
the impression it will help them
concentrate. Remind your student to
get enough sleep, exercise, eat well
and prioritize tasks. To learn more,
visit clemson.edu/healthy-campus.
PEER-WISE STUDY GROUP U-NITES! EVENTSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• Academic Success Center • Clemson Football vs.
Course Support Pauses Louisville (IPTAY Day)
Until Nov. 7
28 29 30 31 1 2 3
• Fall Break • Fall Break • Registration for Spring and • Clemson Football at
• University Holiday Summer Semesters Begin Boston College
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
• Airport Shuttle • Clemson Football vs.
Registration Opens Duke (Senior Day/Military
for the Start of the Appreciation Day/Purple
Spring Semester Out)
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
• Academic Success Center • Thanksgiving Break • Thanksgiving • Thanksgiving Break Ends • Clemson Football vs.
Course Support Pauses Begins • University Holiday • University Holiday South Carolina (Solid
Until Nov. 26 Orange Day)
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 1DECEMBER 2018
TIPS
• If your student is unsure of their
major, have them meet with a career
counselor at the Center for Career
and Professional Development to
take interest inventories and discover
what majors may be a match with
their interests and skills.
• When leaving for home, it is crucial
students unplug all appliances, turn
off lights and lock the door to their
residence hall room or home.
• Your student’s final grades are out.
December will be a great time to
encourage your student to reevaluate
their study and time management STUDENT LEADER SOCIAL EXAM STUDY BREAK
habits or seek extra help in the
Academic Success Center for the
upcoming semester, if needed.
• College provides a great opportunity
to meet and work with all different
types of people. Encourage
your student to explore diverse
relationships and promote an open
dialogue with students different
from themselves.
• Are you taking advantage of the
many resources for you as a family?
Clemson Family Press newsletters,
Tiger Cub 411 videos, Tiger Talk
Blogs and so much more are offered
for you. Be sure to check them out
at clemson.edu/parents.
SNOW DAYSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
25 26 27 28 29 30 1
• Last Day for Academic
Success Center Course
Support
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
• Exams Begin • Exams End
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
• Graduation
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23 24
• University Holiday Ends
• University
Holiday
Begins
30 31 25 26 27 28 29JANUARY 2019
TIPS
• Now is the time for your student
and family to consider submitting
your 2018–2019 Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The
FAFSA must be completed annually
to secure aid for the next academic
year. It is recommended to complete
the FAFSA soon after January 1 to
ensure the maximum award. The
priority deadline is March 1.
• There are a variety of spring break
opportunities available to Clemson
students. If your student is looking
for a unique experience, have them
check out one of the Alternative
Break Projects across the United SPRING CAREER FAIR
States or a trip with Clemson
Outdoor Recreation and
Education (CORE).
• The Clemson Academic Success
Center offers great workshops to
help students start off strong at the
beginning of the semester — the
list of options can be found on
their website.
• Encourage your student to embrace
their individuality. Recognize college
is a time for them to see people with
different perspectives.
MLK DAY OF SERVICE STUDY GROUPSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• University Holiday
• FAFSA Priority Deadline
for Incoming New
Students
30 31 1 2 3 4 5
• Airport Shuttle • Classes Begin • Unleash Your Inner Tiger
Registration Opens for Employer Panel
Spring Break
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
• Academic Success Center • Unleash Your Inner Tiger • Last Day to Register or • Unleash Your Inner Tiger • Academic Success Center
Course Support Begins Employer Panel Add a Class Employer Panel Course Support Pauses
Until Jan. 22
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
• Martin Luther King Jr. • Last Day to Drop a
Holiday Class or Withdraw from
• University Holiday the University Without
a W Grade
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
• Last Day to Apply for
May Graduation
27 28 29 30 31 1 2FEBRUARY 2019
TIPS
• Have you purchased your tickets to
the 2019 Spring Family Reunion yet?
If not, be sure to register at
clemson.edu/parents.
• The Study Abroad Fair gives students
an opportunity to see how they can
immerse themselves in another
culture for a semester or summer.
Encourage your student to attend the
Study Abroad Fair to learn
more about these opportunities.
• If your student is unsure of a class,
talk to them about getting help
before it’s too late. There are tutors,
workshops, group study sessions U-NITES! EVENT
and much more offered for them
at Clemson.
• Black History Month events begin
in February. Encourage your student
to attend and participate in the wide
array of activities during the annual
celebration month.
• Cooper Library has a wide variety of
technology that can be checked out
for university-related use. They offer
photography and video equipment,
virtual reality items such as HTC
Vive and Oculus Rift, projectors,
gaming consoles and games, as
well as calculators, cables and
other accessories.
SPRING FAMILY REUNION CLUB VOLLEYBALLSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• International Internship
Program Applications Due
27 28 29 30 31 1 2
• Study Abroad Fair
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 1 2MARCH 2019
TIPS
• Spring break is here. Talk with your
student about health and safety,
and encourage them to be safe and
responsible. For more information
on health and wellness, visit
clemson.edu/healthy-campus.
• Talk to your student about where
they plan to live next year in terms
of on- or off-campus housing.
Remaining on campus has many
benefits in terms of close access
to the library, dining locations
and other facilities/programs.
• If your student plans to move off
campus, make sure they read the REDFERN HEALTH CENTER CORE TRIP
terms of their lease carefully before
signing. They should also start
securing a storage space for their
belongings if their new lease does
not begin when their current one ends.
• March is a busy time for students
with midterms, spring break and
organizations in full swing. Remind
your students to plan ahead as much
as possible so they feel prepared.
• Be on the lookout for University
Professional Intern/Co-op Program
(UPIC) listings to become available
mid-March.
UPIC INTERNSHIPSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• FAFSA Deadline for
Incoming New Students
• Summer and Fall Study
Abroad Application
Deadline
• Last Day for Instructors
24 25 26 27 28 1 2
to Issue Midterm
Evaluations
• Airport Shuttle
Registration Opens for
the End of the Semester
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
• Academic Success Center • Last Day to Drop a
Course Support Pauses
Class or Withdraw from
Until March 25
the University Without
Final Grades
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
• Spring Break Begins • Spring Break Ends
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
24
31 25 26 27 28 29 30APRIL 2019
TIPS
• It is time for finals. Encourage your
student to prepare well and avoid the
temptation of misusing prescription
drugs with the impression it will
help them concentrate. Remind
your student to get enough sleep,
exercise, eat well and prioritize tasks.
To learn more, visit clemson.edu/
healthy-campus.
• The Center for Career and
Professional Development has
many on-campus internships and
employment opportunities available
for students. Internships are often
paid over the summer and provide
an excellent way for students to gain TRIATHLON EVENT
experience for competitive positions.
• If your student is not employed
over the summer, have them
consider taking a class or two. This
is a great time to check out some of
the summer class options Clemson
offers as well as get ahead in their
degree program.
• Springtime is beautiful in Clemson.
Encourage your student to get
outside and take advantage of
the sunshine. Studying at the
amphitheater, walking through the
South Carolina Botanical Garden,
grabbing an ice cream at '55
Exchange or going on a hike are
popular options with our students.
WORLD OF DANCE U-NITES! EVENTSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• FAFSA Deadline for
Incoming Transfer
Students and Continuing
Students
• Financial Aid Packages
for New Students will be
Emailed by this Date
31 1 2 3 4 5 6
• International Festival • Registration for Fall
Semester Begins
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
• Last Day for Academic
Success Center Course
Support
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
• Final Examinations Begin
28 29 30 1 2 3 4MAY 2019
TIPS
• Have you booked your hotel room
yet for 2019 Fall Family Weekend?
Rooms fill quickly. Find out more
information at clemson.edu/parents.
• Please note you will not receive a
copy of your student’s grades per
federal law (if your student is over
age 18). Minimum Cumulative Grade-
Point Ratio (MCGPR) requirements
for enrollment are based on a
student’s credit load. Consult the
Undergraduate Announcements
for MCGPR requirements.
• Students may have feelings of
anxiety attached to the idea of going GRADUATION
home for the summer and losing
their new-found sense of freedom.
It is important to have discussions
about what life will be like back in
the house and set clear expectations.
Will they have the same rules as
before? Will they need to check
in when going somewhere?
• If your student loves the outdoors,
have them check out Clemson
Outdoor Recreation and Education
(CORE) trips. There are many
offered throughout the summer.
BEACH BASH OUTDOOR CYCLINGSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• Final Examinations End
28 29 30 1 2 3 4
• Graduation • Graduation
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
• Classes Begin • Last Day to Register or
Add a Class or Audit
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
• Academic Success Center • Last Day to Drop a Class
Summer Tutoring Begins or Withdraw from the
University Without a
W Grade
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
• Memorial Day
• University Holiday
26 27 28 29 30 31 1JUNE 2019
TIPS
• There are several sources of financial
assistance available such as grants,
scholarships and loans. Encourage
your student to apply for as many
of these as possible — even small
scholarships will help.
• Ask your student to review what
resources they still need versus
what they thought they might
need, i.e. magazine and streaming
subscriptions. Discuss what could
be eliminated and where budgets
might be cut.
• Is your student around campus for
the summer? This is a great time INTRAMURAL SPORTS
to enjoy the sunshine and be on the
lake. Encourage your student to rent
a kayak, paddleboard or canoe from
CORE and get out on the water.
• Try not to take it personally if your
student misses Clemson. Just as
they missed you when they came to
college, they will also miss their new
friends while they are home. Don’t
be surprised if you get visitors over
the summer or if your student wants
to visit a friend.
• Keep an eye out for financial aid
package notifications to be released
(for continuing students only). These
are usually released in the month
of June.
CORE HIKING TRIP ORIENTATION AMBASSADOR BREAKFASTSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
26 27 28 29 30 31 1
• Last Day to Apply for
August Graduation
2 3 4 5 6 7 8
9 10 11 12 13 14 15
• Summer Break Begins • Summer Break Ends
16 17 18 19 20 21 22
23
30 24 25 26 27 28 29JULY 2019
TIPS
• Since the school term is about to
begin, take advantage of this time
to figure out what belongings your
student will need in preparing to
come back — especially if they
are moving off campus.
• If your student has taken a class
at another institution during the
summer, be sure the transcripts
are sent to Clemson to ensure your
student’s records are up to date.
• While it is quiet, this is a good time
to look over your student’s housing
contracts for the fall. Become
familiar with when your student can BEACH BASH
move in, what they can and cannot
bring, when payments are due, etc.
• Car issues can be challenging for
students. This is a great time to get
their vehicle serviced for oil changes,
tire rotations and overall safety
before returning to Clemson.
STUDENT SOCIAL U-NITES! EVENTSUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT
• Last Day for Instructors • Fourth of July
to Issue Midterm • University Holiday
Evaluations
30 1 2 3 4 5 6
• Last Day to Drop a Class
or Withdraw from the
University Without Final
Grades
7 8 9 10 11 12 13
14 15 16 17 18 19 20
21 22 23 24 25 26 27
• Last Day of Classes
28 29 30 31 1 2 3WHAT WE BELIEVE
We believe each one of us is empowered to positively impact our community and the world.
OUR RESPONSIBILITY
MISSION
To prepare and empower students to make a difference as global citizens.
VISION
To be a preeminent, student-centered community that creates supportive and inclusive
environments to prepare students for lifelong learning.CAMPUS CONTACTS
ACADEMICS AND FINANCES
Contact Location Phone Email Web
General Concerns Undergraduate Studies 101 Vickery Hall 864-656-3022 rtodd@clemson.edu clemson.edu/ugs
Academic Coaching and Course Academic Success Center (ASC) '56 ASC Building 864-656-6452 asc@clemson.edu clemson.edu/asc
Support Programs
Registration Office of the Registrar 102 Sikes Hall 864-656-2171 registrar@clemson.edu clemson.edu/registrar
Accessibility Student Accessibility Services (SAS) 239 '56 ASC Building 864-656-6848 studentaccess@lists.clemson.edu clemson.edu/studentaccess
Financial Aid Student Financial Aid G-01 Sikes Hall 864-656-2280 finaid@clemson.edu clemson.edu/financialaid
Student Financial Services G-08 Sikes Hall 864-656-5592 studentbillquestions@clemson.edu clemson.edu/finance/studentfinancials
Library Cooper Library 864-656-3027 libraries.clemson.edu clemson.edu/library
Career, Major and Internships Center for Career and Professional 316 Hendrix Student Center 864-656-6000 career-L@lists.clemson.edu clemson.edu/career
Development (CCPD)
HEALTH AND SAFETY
Contact Location Phone Email Web
Access and Equity/ Office of Access and Equity 223 Holtzendorff Hall 864-656-3181 clemson.edu/title-ix
Title IX
Health Office of Advocacy and Success 202 Hendrix Student Center 864-656-0935 clemson.edu/studentaffairs/advocacysuccess
Student Health Services (SHS) Redfern Health Center 864-656-2233; Appointment Line: 864-656-1541 clemson.edu/studenthealth
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) Redfern Health Center 864-656-2451; After-hours Emergencies: clemson.edu/caps
864-656-2222
Healthy Campus 304 Fike Recreation Center clemson.edu/healthy-campus
Safety Clemson University Police Department (CUPD) Centennial Boulevard 864-656-2222 police@clemson.edu clemson.edu/cupd
Fire and Emergency Medical Services 1521 Perimeter Road 864-656-2242 cufd-ems@clemson.edu clemson.edu/cufd
The following is the usual protocol for residents who are experiencing a roommate conflict or concern on the hall. First contact: Resident Assistant on the floor; Second contact: Graduate Community Director
or Community Director; Third contact: Assistant Director. For more information about University Housing & Dining, visit: clemson.edu/housing-dining. If you have a specific question, please contact one of the
following offices.
UNIVERSITY HOUSING & DINING
Contact Location Phone Email Web
Housing Main Office 100 Mell Hall 864-656-2295 clemsonhome@clemson.edu clemson.edu/housing-dining
Maintenance 864-656-5450 clemson.edu/housing-dining/maintenance
Dining Registered Dietitian 864-656-0943 nutrition@clemson.edu clemson.campusdish.com/EatWellContent.aspxCAMPUS
Campus CONTACTS
Contacts
STUDENT SERVICES
Location Phone Email Web
Athletic Ticket Office 1 Avenue of Champions 864-656-2118 cutixonline-L@clemson.edu clemsontigers.com
Campus Activities & Events Guest Services Desk, Second Floor, Hendrix Student 864-656-4636 reserve@clemson.edu clemson.edu/campus-life/activitiesevents
Center
Campus Recreation Swann Fitness Center at Fike 864-656-3453 welcomecenter@clemson.edu clemson.edu/campusrec
Clemson University Barnes & Noble® Bookstore Hendrix Student Center 864-656-2050 clemson.edu/bookstore
Community and Ethical Standards 912 University Union 864-656-0510 clemson.edu/campus-life/studentconduct
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