Student Affairs

To enrich the college experience and to help students develop to their fullest potential emotionally, intellectually, socially and spiritually, the college makes possible participation in a variety of co-curricular activities and organizations. The most important of these organizations is the Molloy Student Association (MSA) whose membership includes the entire student body. The executive power of this association rests with the Molloy Student Government (MSG) whose members are elected from the general student body and whose jurisdiction extends to all other student organizations on campus. By joining the Molloy Community, each student signifies an agreement to uphold the goals and philosophy of the college. The Administration of the college strongly supports the MSA, which makes possible, by membership and/or leadership, many campus organizations and clubs.

The Vice President for Student Affairs, in conjunction with a staff of full-time personnel, serves and challenges Molloy students to develop as whole persons. The Vice President for Student Affairs, Health Services Nurses, Career Development Center, Director of Campus Life, Director of Athletics, Coordinator of Student Publications and the Student Assistance Program are easily accessible to all students.

Campus Organizations and Clubs

African-American Caribbean Organization

Art Club

Asian Student Union

Business and Accounting Club

Chrysalis

Criminal Justice

Curiouser and Curiouser Literary Magazine

Education Club

Forum Newspaper

Gaelic Society

History and Political Science

Men's Rugby

Molloy College Concert Choir

Music Education

Music Therapy Club

Molloy Nursing Student Association

National Student Speech, Language and

Hearing Association

Out For Acceptance

Performing Arts Club

Pre-Med Club

Psychology Club

Respiratory Therapy

Social Work Student Association

Union Hispana de Molloy

Women's Rugby

Youths for Christ

Athletics

Molloy is a Division II member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association, Eastern Collegiate Athletic Association, the New York Collegiate Athletic Association and the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association. Molloy participates in intercollegiate varsity competitions in the following men's sports: basketball, baseball, cross-country, lacrosse and soccer. The women's program consists of intercollegiate varsity teams in basketball, soccer, softball, tennis, volleyball, lacrosse and cross-country. The equestrian team is open to men and women.

Fees—Molloy Student Association

Fees are utilized for evaluations of classes by the Academic Board, MSA stationery supplies for use by recognized campus organizations, opportunities to become a member of MSG, opportunities to participate on MSA committees, right to vote in student elections, student forums, student leadership training, Student Handbook and Calendar, student parties, participation in clubs as listed above and all other club activities and support of the athletic teams. Publications such as the Forum (the school newspaper) and Lion's Tale (Student Government Weekly Information Sheet) are free to students. In addition, fees entitle the student to most campus activities at no cost.

FULL-TIME STUDENT FEES

PART-TIME STUDENT FEES

Health Services

Health Services are available to any student who is in need of assistance.* Treatment of minor ailments, emergency first aid, health counseling and support and referral to outside agencies are given when necessary.

Information for healthier life styles is provided through specific health programs. Drug and alcohol abuse prevention programs, AIDS education, stress reduction workshops, support groups and other health related lectures are offered every semester for all members of the Molloy community.

As mandated by New York State Public Health Law #2165, undergraduate and graduate students are required to demonstrate proof of immunity to measles, mumps and rubella. New York State Public Health Law #2167 requires the college to distribute information to all students about meningococcal disease and the availability of vaccination. The immunization records and acknowledgement form concerning meningitis must be presented before registration.

*Molloy College has arranged to make available a Student Accident and Sickness Insurance Plan. Enrollment in this plan is mandatory unless a student elects to waive coverage. Students must complete the waiver form, available at the Bursar Office or downloadable from the Molloy website and provide proof of comparable coverage. Waiver notifications must be filed by the October 1 each Fall to avoid the annual charge. All full-time students of Molloy College are automatically charged for this coverage. Part-time students with at least 6 credits can request enrollment in the insurance plan. Part-time students who wish to participate in the plan must obtain an Enrollment Card from the College Health Services Office.

College Athletes may not waive the health insurance.

Housing

Some housing opportunities are available in local private homes. Students who need to relocate or who must travel long distances to the Molloy Campus can usually be accommodated. A list of most rentals are available in the Student Development Center.

Career Development Center

The comprehensive services of the Center are designed to help students successfully manage important decisions that integrate academic studies with their career aspirations. The Center maintains a full range of services including:

• Career counseling
• Vocational interest testing
• Internship opportunities for all majors
• Professional development workshops
• Resumé, interviewing and job hunt workshops
• Job opportunities (full-time and part-time)
• Employment reference resources
• Scholarship resources
• Career job fairs highlighting Molloy College's majors
• Career related journals, newspapers and magazines

Contact the Center at 516.678.5000, Ext. 6246 or at our website www.molloy.edu/career. The Center is located in K003 Kellenberg Hall. Office hours are Monday through Friday 9am to 5pm and Wednesday until 7pm. Individual appointments may be arranged at the student's convenience.

Student Assistance Program (SAP)

The Student Assistance Program (SAP) offers confidential short-term counseling, referrals, workshops and a variety of self-help materials. All services are prepaid by the college. The SAP clinical staff provides face-to-face sessions in which students may discuss any concern.

The mission of the Student Assistance Program is to help students enhance their academic potential and personal well-being. The SAP provides prevention, intervention, information and referral services to college students. It also offers consultation and training to faculty and staff to assist them in addressing students' psychological needs.

The Center is located in K003A Kellenberg Hall. The hours are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm with walk-in hours between 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm. There are evening hours 11:00 am - 8:00 pm with walk-in hours between 11:30 am - 1:00 pm. There are no walk-in hours on Wednesdays.

For additional information and appointments, call 631.588.8102, Ext. 0.

Campus Ministries

HOPE: Hospitality -OP: the Dominican Way—for Everyone is the home of Campus Ministries at Molloy College. Located in K006 Kellenberg Hall, all are welcome to come and relax in the lounge and to unwind and take a breath.

Campus Ministries has a wide range of activities including Mass, prayer groups, service and volunteering, retreats and social activities. Students, faculty, staff and administrators all take part in the life of Campus Ministries. Campus Ministries is also there to help people through the tough times in life. All are welcome to come to Campus Ministries for help. Campus Ministries offers people the chance to live out their faith life and to enjoy the company of the many other good people at the College.

Sacred Heart Chapel is located at the southwest end of the campus near the water tower. It is open so that people can stop in to pray and reflect for a time during their day. Liturgy is celebrated Monday through Friday at 12:15 p.m. Proud of and devoted to Molloy College's Catholic roots, Campus Ministries welcomes all people of good will to take part in chapel activities.