Parent Orientation ScheduleThe Orientation schedule for parents is designed to introduce you to many of the services and support systems in place for your student. You’ll receive answers to all of your questions – some of which you didn’t even know you had! Please note: the parent schedule is completely separate from the student schedule. Your student will experience his/her own Pirate Adventure. After you drop your student at the residence hall to check in, you will not see him/her again until the next day when his/her program ends. |
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| 8:00 AM | Registration Campus Programs & Services Fair |
| 9:00 AM | Welcome from the President of the University |
| 9:15 AM | So, Now You're the Parent of a College Student Invaluable advice and insight from Dr. Tracy Gottlieb, Vice President for Student Services. |
| 10:30 AM | Interest Session I Each interest session will have a choice of programs for parents to attend to learn more about University programs and services. |
| 11:30 AM | Interest Session II |
| 12:30 AM | Interest Session III |
| 1:15 PM | Lunch |
| 2:30 PM | Interest Session IV |
| 3:30 PM | Meet your Academic Dean Meet with the Academic Dean of your student's school/college to learn more about the curriculum your student will experience. |
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The day concludes at 4:30 PM. Please plan to return to campus the next day at 4:00 PM to pick up your student. |
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Key Contacts
For Questions Regarding:
Choosing a major, registering for classor building a social network:
Freshman Studies • (973) 761-9740 • freshman@shu.edu
Logging into piratenet.shu.edu or accessing e-mail:
Technical Service Desk • (973) 275-2222 • helpdesk@shu.edu
Assistance (e.g., housing-related, parking or academic)
for a temporary or permanent disability:
Disability Support • (973) 313-6003 • dss@shu.edu
Financial Aid Package:
Financial Aid • (800) 222-7183 • financialaid@shu.edu
Paying tuition, your bill or medical insurance waiver
Office of the Bursar • (800) 222-7183 • bursar@shu.edu
Living in a residence hall or changing your meal plan:
Housing & Residence Life • (973) 761-9172 • shuhousing@shu.edu
Struggling with emotional issues,
in need of counseling, or crisis intervention:
Counseling and Psychological Services •
(973) 761-9500
Filling out the Health Form (vaccination form):
Health Services • (973) 761-9175 •
Qualifying for additional academic support
as a first generation college student with financial need:
Student Support Services • (973) 761-9230
Financial assistance and academic support
for students from disadvantaged backgrounds:
Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) • (973) 761-9161