Academic Support Center offers workshops, classes, and labs for all levels of students, from basic skill development, to courses that teach students how to improve study techniques and how to assess and make the most of individual learning abilities.

Office: Monroe Hall (Above Artesano's Bakery in the SAU), Room 2080
Phone: (585) 475-6682 (V/TTY)
Web: www.rit.edu/sa/asc
Email: asc@rit.edu

Conduct and Conflict Management Services works with students who are accused of misconduct at RIT. Based on a system of fundamental fairness, the conduct process holds students accountable for their behavior and looks for alternative ways to educate students about community expectations.

Office: Student Alumni Union (Building 4), Room 2460
Phone: (585) 475-5662 (V/TTY)
Web: www.rit.edu/studentconduct
Email: dawn.soufleris@rit.edu

Counseling Center promotes and supports the success of students through the provision of high quality personal and career development counseling, assessment, research, teaching, and consultation services by professionally qualified faculty and staff.

Office: August Center (Building 23A), 2nd Floor
Phone: (585) 475-2261 (V) / (585) 475-6897 (TTY)
Public Safety 24-hour Emergency: (585) 475-3333 (V/TTY)
Web:www.rit.edu/counseling

Dining Services operates on-campus cafes, dining establishments, catering, a convenience store, vending services, Special Delivery, and manages the RIT Meal Plan options and Tiger Bucks debit accounts.

Office: Student Alumni Union (Building 4), Room A-520
Phone: (585) 475-2071 (V/TTY)
Web: http://finweb.rit.edu/diningservices

Center for Campus Life oversees a variety of programs on campus that enable students to connect with other students, faculty and staff outside of the classroom. The programs are designed to help students create their own clubs, sponsor and create their own events, engage in social activities and Greek life, and pursue hobbies related to personal interests.

Office: Campus Center (Building 3), Room A610
Phone: (585) 475-7058 (V/TTY)
Web: http://campuslife.rit.edu/main

Disability Services supports and grants approval for accommodations to members of the RIT learning community who provide documentation of their disabilities.

Office: Student Alumni Union (Building 4), Room 1150
Phone: (585) 475-7804 (V/TTY)
Web: http://www.rit.edu/dso
Email: smacst@rit.edu

Financial Aid and Scholarships works with students and parents to process the application for financial aid and scholarship, as well as applications for the Federal Work Study program.

Office: Baush & Lomb Building (Building 77), 2nd floor
Phone: (585) 475-2186 (Voice) / (585) 475-6909 (TTY)
Fax: (585) 475-7270
Web: http://www.rit.edu/financialaid
Email: finaid@rit.edu

Health Center provides health care, support, and education for students. Professional staff not only to take care of students when they are sick, but also help them learn to prevent illness and maintain good health.

Office: August Center (23A)
Phone: (585) 475-2255 (Voice) / (585) 475-5515 (TTY)
Public Safety 24-hour Emergency: (585) 475-3333 (Voice/TTY)
Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 am - 7:00 pm
Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Note: Wednesdays between 12:00 pm - 2:30 pm the SHC is open for emergencies only.
Summer and Academic Breaks: Monday - Friday 8:30 am - 4:30 pm
The SHC is closed on all national holidays recognized by the Institute.

Housing Operations serves the needs of 6,700 residents at RIT. This includes: residence halls, special interest houses, lifestyle option floors, fraternities and sororities, apartments, and the RIT Inn and Conference Center.

East Office
Assignment & Billing Questions & Information
Grace Watson Hall
(585) 475 - 2572 (Voice)
(585) 475 - 2113 (TTY)

West Office
Maintenance & Administrative Questions & Information
113 Kimball Drive
(585) 475-5815 (Voice)
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Web: http://finweb.rit.edu/housing/aboutus

Institute Advising Office helps all RIT students explore and identify alternative majors/programs. The Institute Advising Office provides sound, objective information about RIT's undergraduate programs. They support all phases in the internal transfer process, from preliminary information-gathering to facilitating the actual transfer process.

Office: George Eastman Building (Building 1), Room 1202
Phone: Lynne Mazadoorian (585) 475-7024
Web: www.rit.edu/academicaffairs/transfer
Email: transfer@rit.edu

International Student Services provides assistance with immigration regulations and travel documents, helps international students adjust to the academic and cultural expectations in the United States, and provides cross-cultural programming for international students and the campus at large.

Office: Student Alumni Union (Building 4), Room 2330
Phone: (585) 475-6943 (V/TTY)
Web: http://www.rit.edu/studentaffairs/iss/
Email: iss@rit.edu

Ombuds Office is a confidential, neutral, informal and independent conflict resolution and management resource open to assist any member of the RIT community seeking assistance with conflicts, disputes, or concerns.

Office: Student Alumni Union (Building 4) Room 1110
Phone: (585) 475-7200
Email: ombuds@rit.edu

Public Safety responsible for the safety and security of the RIT campus, as well as providing prevention programs for the campus community.

Office: Grace Watson Hall (Building 25),Suite 1317
Phone: (585) 475-2853 (V/TTY)
Public Safety 24-hour Emergency: (585) 475-3333 (V/TTY)
Web: http://finweb.rit.edu/publicsafety

Registrar processes student requests to register for or withdraw from classes and works with student academic records for financial aid.

Office: George Eastman Building (Building 1) Room 1202
Phone: (585) 475-2821 (v/tty)
Web: http://www.rit.edu/academicaffairs/registrar/
Email: registrar@rit.edu

Residence Life trained professional and student staff supervising the individual and co-curricular learning environments of RIT's residence halls (including special interest houses), Greek houses, and apartments (including the RIT Inn).

Office: Kate Gleason Hall (Building 35), 1st floor
Phone: (585) 475-6022 (v/tty)
Public Safety 24-hour Emergency: (585) 475-3333 (voice/tty)
Web: http://reslife.rit.edu/
Email: 233www@rit.edu

Student Learning, Support, and Assessment this site is your virtual guide to navigate student learning support services at RIT.

Office: Student Alumni Union (Building 4), 2110
Phone: (585) 475-5536
Web: http://www.rit.edu/studentaffairs/SLSA
Email: SLSA@rit.edu