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Campus Services

Academic Assistance Center
101 Holton Hall, 532-6492
Provides a comprehensive and coordinated system for students wanting academic help.

Academic Career Information Center (ACIC)
14 Holton Hall, 532-7494
Provides assistance in choosing a major or career track.

Adult Student Services
201 Holton Hall, 532-6434
Offers services and support to any nontraditional student who is married, has children, or is over the age of 25.

Career and Employment Services
Holtz Hall, 532-6506
Assists undergraduates, graduate students, and alumni in all areas of career planning and employment.

Disability Support Services
202 Holton Hall, 532-6441
Works with students to arrange appropriate academic accommodations for students with documented disabilities.

Educational Supportive Services
101 Holton Hall, 532-5642
Assists minority, low-income, and physically limited students.

Hale Library
532-6516
Houses a collection of over one million volumes. The facility includes services such as lounges, study areas, copy and imaging machines, and slide viewing areas.

Lafene Health Center
532-6544
Maintains an outpatient ambulatory care unit, including x-ray services, pharmacy and clinical laboratory. Available to all students.

Office of Student Activities and Services
Ground floor of K-State Student Union, 532-6541
Carries on students’ self-government. Purpose is to help students voice any problems, suggestions, or grievances. Resources include consumer relations and attorney available to students.

Office of Student Financial Assistance
104 Fairchild Hall, 532-6420
Assists students needing scholarships, loans, grants, and other forms of financial support.

Registrar’s Office
118 Anderson Hall, 532-6254
Maintains all official academic records. Transcripts of coursework completed at K-State can be obtained. No charge for currently enrolled students. Otherwise, $8.00 charge per copy.

Study Abroad Office
College is perhaps the easiest time in your life to live abroad and experience another culture. Imagine how much more exciting it is to learn in another country.

Tutoring Center
201 Leasure Hall, 532-5703
Provides free tutoring service.

University Counseling Services
232 English/Counseling Building, 532-6927
Provides individual or group counseling on a referral or walk-in basis. Services include psychological testing, stress management, assertiveness training, and couples communication.

Writing Center
122E English/Counseling Building, 532-2179
Provides non-degree credit for students who need help in fundamental composition skills.

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Resources

American Red Cross
Prior to student teaching, all College of Education students must take a First Aid and CPR class. Check here for information on classes scheduled in Manhattan and the current cost of class offered by the Red Cross.

Education Honors Program
The major purpose of the honors program is to give selected students an opportunity to expand their knowledge of the teaching profession and to acquire a desire to be leaders in the profession.

Checklists of Crucial Milestone Requirements
Requirements for Admission to Teacher Education, Student Teaching, Graduation, and Licensure

Student Organizations
Students are encouraged to enhance the overall educational experience through exposure to and participation in social, cultural, recreational, and governance programs.