Benedictine University Adult Undergraduate Admitted Student

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Benedictine University
Adult Undergraduate
Admitted Student Handbook
Dear future Benedictine University alumnus,
Congratulations and welcome to Benedictine University.
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Welcome
to
Benedictine
We are happy that you have chosen to join our community. In this handbook you
will find information about the numerous resources available at Benedictine that
can help ensure your academic success. In addition, the University provides many
amenities and activities that will enhance your educational experience, and a
variety of social, athletic and service events for you and your family to enjoy.
Please keep this booklet handy as a reference tool.
Whether you attend class on campus or at one of our partner institutions, we
encourage you to utilize the available resources and attend as many functions as
possible on your campus.
We look forward to welcoming you into the Benedictine University community.
Sincerely,
Kari Gibbons
Vice President for Enrollment Services
Enclosed in this packet is the following information:
Key Contacts at Benedictine
Pages 1-2
About BenedictinePage 3
Campus ResourcesPage 4
Ensuring Student Success
Page 5-6
Get ConnectedPages 7
Account LoginPage 8
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
Paying For Your Education
Page 9
Family Fun at Benedictine
Page 10
Student Networking Events
Page 11
Alumni Information
Page 12
Key Contacts at Benedictine
Academic Advisors
Military/Veterans Benefits
3+1 Bachelor of Arts in Management
Debbie Schroer
Academic Program Coordinator
Moser Center
(630) 829-1355
[email protected]
Office of Financial Aid
Lownik Hall
(630) 829-6100
[email protected] (preferred)
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Bachelor of Business Administration in
Accounting, Business Analytics and Finance
Adult Programs Advisor
(630) 829-1120
Parking Passes and
Student ID (BenCard)
Nursing (B.S.N. completion)
Jennifer Lange
Coordinator of B.S.N. Academic Advising
and Office Operations
Kindlon Hall, Room 248A
(630) 829-1152
[email protected]
Employer Tuition Reimbursement
Plans and Billing Questions
Student Accounts
Lownik Hall
(630) 829-6503
[email protected]
Hours: 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
University Police
Parking Garage, First Floor
(630) 829-6122
[email protected]
Hours: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
Technology Questions
Service Desk
Kindlon Hall, Room 306
(630) 829-6684
[email protected]
Transcript Requests
Office of the Registrar
Krasa Center, Lower Level
(630) 829-6349
[email protected]
ben.edu/registrar
Hours: 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
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Key Contacts at Benedictine
Department
Location Phone Number
Alumni Development......................................................Krasa Center, Room 180...............................................(630) 829-6077
Barnes & Noble at Benedictine University (Bookstore)....Krasa Center, Room 173...............................................(630) 829-6010
BenCentral (Enrollment Services)....................................Krasa Center, Room 169...............................................(630) 829-6500
[email protected]
Career Development Center...........................................Krasa Center, Room 010................................................(630) 829-6040
Dining Services (Sodexo)................................................Krasa Center, Room 206................................................(630) 829-6380
Enrollment Center (admissions).....................................Lownik Hall, Main Level................................................(630) 829-6300
[email protected]
Financial Aid..................................................................Lownik Hall, Main Level................................................(630) 829-6100
[email protected] (preferred)
Information Technology (Service Desk)..........................Kindlon Hall, Room 306...............................................(630) 829-6684
Library............................................................................Kindlon Hall, Lower Level, Second and Third Floor......(630) 829-6050
Personnel Resources........................................................Lownik Hall, Room 025................................................(630) 829-6020
Registrar.........................................................................Krasa Center, Room 030................................................(630) 829-6349
[email protected]
Residence Life................................................................Krasa Center, Room 115..............................................(630) 829-6660
[email protected]
Student Accounts...........................................................Krasa Center, Room 169................................................(630) 829-6503
[email protected]
Student Health Services..................................................Krasa Center, Room 116................................................(630) 829-6046
Student Success Center...................................................Krasa Center, Room 012................................................(630) 829-6340
Campus Ministry...........................................................Kindlon Hall, Fourth Floor............................................(630) 829-1310
University Police.............................................................Parking Garage, First Floor.............................................(630) 829-6666 (Emergency)
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ben.edu/AUGpacket.
(630) 829-6122 (Non-Emergency)
About Benedictine
The Benedictine Promise
Benedictine University promises its students an affordable and attainable undergraduate and graduate education infused with
the Benedictine values, faculty who make student learning their first priority, a support system dedicated to their success,
comprehensive preparation to enter the job market, and a diverse, caring community in which they can become better learners,
better leaders and better world citizens.
College of Education and
Health Services
College of Liberal Arts
A well-balanced study of the arts, humanities
and social sciences combined with a practical, yet
innovative way of looking at the world — that is
what we promise our students. Our dedicated and
accomplished faculty and contemporary programs
build upon our Benedictine values and heritage of
academic excellence to prepare students for entry
into any number of fields through which they can
critically affect their local communities and the
world at large.
Improving health and education is a
critical concern for every community. The
College of Education and Health Services
helps students seeking to make a difference
in these areas by developing their sense of
service, enhanced by the Benedictine value
of concern for others. Our undergraduate
and graduate programs provide students
with the necessary tools to become
competent, ethical and innovative
professionals in fields that support the
physical and intellectual well-being of
individuals and the broader community.
College of Science
Learning in the College of Science is
predicated on the concept that faith
and reason are compatible in the
search for truth. We help students
develop a greater appreciation for
this balance through programs that
enable them to draw from different
fields of knowledge, to ask questions
and to solve problems.
National Moser Center
for Adult Learning
Our students represent a diverse
spectrum of working professionals
seeking to grow academically,
personally and professionally.
We offer a breadth of program
options specifically designed for adult
learners to develop essential problemsolving and critical thinking skills
beyond specific discipline content.
Pursuing a Benedictine degree allows
our students to make invaluable
professional connections. National
Moser Center enriches this experience
with a Benedictine tradition that
grounds and promotes a greater
understanding of human potential.
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Tradition. Technology. Truth.
These provide our graduates with
a foundation for excellence in
research, teaching or advanced study.
College of Business
Global College
The Global College oversees the development
of Benedictine’s many programs and services
abroad, including administration of master’s
programs in China and Vietnam. These
partnerships allow students who are unable to
study in the United States to learn about western
business practices and theory while giving
Benedictine students and faculty access to a
broader selection of overseas opportunities.
The faculty and staff of the College of
Business believe success is measured by
how you better the world and the lives of
others. Our goal is to give our students the
tools to have a transformative experience in
the business world. Our diverse graduate
programs are designed to teach valueoriented leadership with a focus on ethical
and socially responsible behavior. We have
a global student body and a broad faculty
of industry-leading professionals.
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
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Campus Resources
Barnes & Noble at
Benedictine University
You can purchase new or used textbooks and other
supplies from Barnes & Noble at Benedictine University.
Show your school spirit with Benedictine University
apparel. The bookstore sells a variety of items and offers
a number of sales throughout the year. Visit
ben.bncollege.com or stop by the bookstore to see
the latest styles and selections. Call the bookstore at
(630) 829-6010 or visit us on the first floor of the Krasa
Student Center.
Dining Services
Dining Services is located on the second floor of the Krasa
Student Center and provides meals, meal plans and event
support for members of the Benedictine community.
There are three dining locations: the Coffee Shop on the
first floor of Kindlon Hall; the Main Dining Room in
the Krasa Student Center; and the Coal Ben. Meal plans
are available for commuters. Vending machines are also
available in most buildings. For more information, go to
bendiningservices.com.
Library
The library is located in Kindlon Hall and provides a
number of resources including:
• More than 200,000 books (print and electronic).
• Access to more than 30,000 periodicals
(print and electronic).
• More than 115 different databases in a variety of
subject areas, most accessible from off campus.
• Instructional Materials Collection – juvenile books,
teacher’s kits, multimedia resources, videos and
DVDs, CDs and phonograph disks.
• Interlibrary loan - borrow materials to be sent to
the Benedictine University Library.
• Research assistance, including citation and
subject guides.
For more information, contact (630) 829-6050. Please
check the library website for the most current hours
at ben.edu/library.
Student Health and
Counseling Services
Student Health Services helps students maintain an
optimal level of health to foster achievement and a
rewarding college experience. It is not our intention
to replace your family doctor, but rather to provide
assessment and treatment that is both convenient and cost
effective on campus. For a list of available services, please
visit ben.edu/healthservices. Student Health Services is
located on the first floor of the Krasa Student Center.
Contact us at (630) 829-6046 or [email protected].
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
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The Benedictine Fitness Center
The Benedictine Fitness Center in the Dan and Ada
Rice Center is an 11,000-square-foot facility open
to faculty, staff and students. The center features
a 7,500-square-foot cardio center, which includes
elliptical trainers, treadmills, stationary bicycles, a
private dance/exercise studio and a 4,200-square-foot
strength training mezzanine which includes both free
weights and strength training machines that cater to a
variety of users. Visit benueagles.com for a current list
of classes available.
Fitness Center hours:
Monday-Friday: 6:00 a.m.-11:00 p.m.
Saturday: 12:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Sunday: 5:00-11:00 p.m.
Campus Ministry
Campus Ministry offers programs and services that
assist in the spiritual growth of students, faculty and
staff. Benedictine celebrates the diversity of faiths
among community members. All are welcome and
highly encouraged to become involved in the many
opportunities in ministry. Campus Ministry is located
on the fourth floor of Kindlon Hall and is always
open to guests and regulars. For more information or
a schedule of services, call (630) 829-1310 or
visit ben.edu/ministry.
WiFi Hot Spots
University wireless hot spots are available throughout
the Lisle campus and are free to Benedictine students,
faculty, staff and sponsored guests.
Computers
Students have access to computers and printers in
several common areas and computer labs in buildings
on the Lisle campus.
Ensuring Student Success
Student Success Center
The Student Success Center engages students
by providing support for academic work as well
as cocurricular activities and professional goals.
The center’s services include:
• Academic support and tutoring functions.
• Comprehensive career
development services.
• Accommodation services for students
with disabilities.
Learning Specialists
Students may arrange for individual
appointments with a learning specialist. The
math learning specialist assists students with
all levels of math through Calculus II, as
well as statistics and biostatistics. The writing
skills learning specialist confers with students
about writing assignments, including topic
development, organization, writing style,
citation and revisions.
Study Sessions
The Student Success Center offers instructional
assistant sessions for a variety of classes held
each semester. These sessions, which help
students clarify difficult concepts and prepare
for quizzes and exams, are led by upper-level
students who have successfully completed
the course.
Study Zone
The Study Zone provides students an
opportunity to receive additional help in
writing and math without a previous
appointment. These drop-in help sessions are
conducted by both students and staff. Visit
ben.edu/tutoring or call (630) 829-6340 for
a current schedule of study sessions.
Early Alert Team (EAT)
Career Development Center
The Career Development Center offers
comprehensive services to assist students and
alumni in developing, implementing and
evaluating career and life plans.
Career Development Center services include:
• Career assessment.
• A computerized career guidance
program designed to help students
explore career options.
• A career development library.
• Assistance with locating and preparing
for internship experiences.
• Seminars on resume and cover
letter writing.
• Resume referral.
• On-campus recruiting and job fairs.
• Development of networking and
interviewing skills.
• Guidance on transitioning from school
to work.
In addition to these services, the Alumni
Career Seminar Series provides useful career
development information and networking
opportunities for graduates to connect with
local employers.
Services for Students
with Disabilities
Students with documented physical or mental
disabilities may be eligible for academic
accommodations through the Americans with
Disabilities Act. Accommodations are related
directly to the student’s diagnosis. Commonly
granted accommodations include:
• Extended time for testing in a distractionreduced test environment.
• Preferential classroom seating.
• Other services may be available. Please
contact the Student Success Center for
more information.
It is the legal responsibility of each eligible
student seeking accommodations and services
to provide a written, comprehensive psychoeducational and/or medical evaluation
verifying the condition. This documentation
must be current and submitted to the Student
Success Center.
Faculty, staff members, students and/or
parents should consider a referral to the Early
Alert Team (EAT) if there is a concern about
a student. Possible reasons for referral may
include mental health concerns, academic or
personal difficulties, behaviors that warrant
concern, and/or knowledge of personal or
family concerns that may be interfering with
their success. For more information,
visit ben.edu/EAT.
Be prepared. Be informed.
Sign up for BenAlert.
BenAlert
Go to ben.edu/BenAlert to have critical
information about emergency situations,
inclement weather or campus closures affecting
Benedictine sent directly to your mobile and
home phone. You can add up to six phone
numbers for additional contacts or opt out of
this service.
Tune in to one of the following stations to
find out whether classes have been cancelled:
WGN-AM 720, WBBM-AM 780, WKKD-FM
95.9, WJOL-AM 1340, CBS 2 Chicago, NBC
5 Chicago, ABC 7 Chicago, WGN Channel 9,
FOX TV Channel 32 News and CLTV News.
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
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BenU Virtual Career Center
The Virtual Career Center consists of two different job and internship resources – the Career
Opportunities Bulletin and College Central Network. The Career Opportunities Bulletin is
published online every Monday, Wednesday and Friday with full-time, part-time and
nondegree opportunities. Students can also create an account with College Central Network
to access job postings. Students can follow the Office of Career Development on Twitter and
Facebook for upcoming employment fairs, on campus recruiting, workshops and special events
open to the public. Assistance ranges from tips on resumes, cover letters and interviewing to
podcast webinars, newsletters and more.
The success of any college or
university is not only measured
by how well a student does at
school, it is also measured by
how well the student does
after school.
Building success...
That’s why we created the
Student Success Center.
The Student Success Center
supports each student’s
academic, personal and
professional development.
We maximize each student’s
academic success and experience
so that we better prepare them
for whatever lies ahead.
We do this through academic
support and tutoring functions;
leadership development;
accommodation services for
disabled students; advising for
students on academic probation;
supplemental education and
service learning; comprehensive
career development services; and
continuing orientation programs.
For a full list of services
available through the Student
Success Center, please go
to ben.edu/SSC.
Student Success Center
Krasa Student Center
Room 012
(630) 829-6340
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...one student at a time.
Get Connected
D2L Information
Finding Grades
Desire2Learn (D2L) is an online classroom environment and the
primary course communication portal for learning team students
in the blended model. Students interact and participate in D2L
sessions that emphasize interaction and participation outside of the
face-to-face classroom. Students log into D2L via the University
website to utilize course content such as student/instructor
discussion forums, assignment submission, grade view and the
Student Lounge resource.
Grade reports for all students are available upon completion of
each course through ben.edu/mybenu. Please see the graduate
catalog for terms under which a grade may be changed. Grade
appeals must be initiated before the end of the semester after
the course in question has been completed. The final grade is
recorded on the permanent record.
Student IDs (BenCards)
The BenCard is required as identification when using University
facilities and participating in University-sponsored events.
BenCards can be picked up at the Benedictine University Police
office, located in the parking garage on the Lisle campus. The
BenCard can be used:
• As a library card to access electronic resources and check
out materials.
• To eat in the Krasa Center Main Dining Room, the Coal Ben and the Kindlon Coffee Shop.
• To perform banking functions at any Plus ATM or Interlink POS merchant nationwide when you activate your BenCard to become your U.S. Bank ATM card.
• At Barnes & Noble at Benedictine University Bookstore as a
PIN-debit card if your BenCard is linked to your U.S. Bank
checking account.
• Benedictine students attending classes at partner locations
must wear their BenCard while attending class.
Email Accounts
The University’s primary form of communication with
students is via BenU email (messages, nonacademic
announcements, etc.). Each enrolled student is assigned a
user-specific email address and can log into email via the
website or the BenU Connect portal. Students are encouraged
to check email daily or consider forwarding messages to
their most-utilized email account. Desire2Learn email is the
communication tool used by instructors and classmates during
current courses. Like BenU email, this can also be forwarded
to another email account.
Be Social Remember to become a part of the Benedictine community
through social media. Follow us on Twitter at @BenU1887,
like us on Facebook and check us out on YouTube.
Insta
Parking Permits
Helpful Websites
Parking permits are required for all vehicles
parking on campus property. Parking permits for
students are free. Failure to display a University
parking permit may result in your vehicle being
ticketed and/or towed. Permits are available at the
University Police office, located in the parking
garage on the Lisle campus.
Benedictine University home page: ben.edu
Financial Aid: ben.edu/financialaid
Student Accounts: ben.edu/studentaccounts
Employer Tuition Reimbursement: ben.edu/reimbursement
Current Student home page can be accessed from ben.edu for
direct links to all resources for current students.
Access grades, class schedule and student account
information, obtain official transcripts and register
for classes at ben.edu/mybenu.
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
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Online Account Login
Login instructions for Office 365 Student email, BenUConnect, MyBenU and Desire2Learn.
1. Click on the “Account Login” button on top right corner of the ben.edu home page.
2. From this page you can log in to your Office 365 student email, BenUConnect, MyBenU,
Desire2Learn and Student Password Reset.
Student Password Reset
(Prior to first log in.)
BenUConnect
1. When logging into MyBenU from an off-campus
computer, you need to log into BenUConnect first.
2. Enter your username and password. Your username is
“b” followed by your student ID number.
3. After you have logged into BenUConnect, you
are now able to log into your MyBenU account.
1. Click on “Student Password Reset.”
2. Fill in the Student Password Reset information,
click “submit.” If you receive a message that your
password has been successfully changed, go back
to the Student Login page and log in with your
new information.
Desire2Learn
MyBenU
1. Click on “MyBenU.”
2. Re-enter your username and password.
Your username is “b” followed by your
student ID number (ex. 2123456).
1. Click on the “Account Login” button
on the home page.
2. Select “Desire2Learn.” Your username
will be “b” followed by your student
ID number (ex. 2123456).
Office 365 Student Email
1. Click on the “Account Login” button on the
home page.
2. Click on Office 365 Email. Enter your user ID
(ex. [email protected]) and password.
I am unable to login or received an error message
1. If you receive an “error” message that you cannot log in to any of your accounts, go back to the Student Login page.
2. Select “Student Password Reset.”
3. Fill in the Student Password Reset information, click “Submit.” If you receive a message that your “password has been
successfully changed” go back to the student login page and reenter your ID number, using the new password. If you
receive an “error” message, please contact the Service Desk at [email protected] or (630) 829-6684.
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Paying for Your Education
Paying for School
Worried about paying for college? We are here to help. Below you will find some
information about financing your Benedictine education. Students who complete the
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will receive a formal financial aid
award letter that will detail eligibility for all institutional, federal and state aid programs.
Free Application for
Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Tuition Payment Plan
from Higher One
You may be eligible for institutional, state and/
or federal funds, but that information cannot be
determined without the filing of your FAFSA.
You should complete the FAFSA application as
soon as possible after January 1 to determine
what federal and state funds you may be eligible
to receive. The application can be completed
with estimated information and updated later.
Applications can be found online at
fafsa.gov. Use Benedictine University’s school
code 001767 to release your information to
the Office of Financial Aid. To ensure receipt
of state grant monies, if eligible, it is highly
recommended that students file the FAFSA no
later than February 15. Contact the University’s
Office of Financial Aid at (630) 829-6100 or
[email protected].
Higher One’s Tuition Payment Plan is the
interest-free way to spread tuition payments
over a number of months. The Higher One
Tuition Payment Plan is not a loan, so there
are no interest payments. There is a
nonrefundable application fee to enroll
in this simple and convenient plan which
allows you to break down your education
expenses into easy-to-manage installments
rather than one lump-sum payment.
Student Accounts Information
It is your responsibility to organize your
finances to cover your educational expenses.
Because we recognize each student and family
has different needs and unique financial aid
circumstances, we have staff available to provide
tuition counseling. Tuition and fees are incurred
at the time of registration. Tuition, fees, and
room and board must be paid in full seven
days after the first day of classes to avoid a late
fee and financial hold. Payment is considered
paid in full when covered by financial aid or if
students set up a payment plan by the deadline.
How to Get Started
Visit tuitionpaymentplan.com/ben, click
“Enroll Now” and in a few easy steps your
enrollment will be complete. If you have
questions regarding which plan to select or
the amount to budget, please contact the
Office of Student Accounts at (630) 829-6503
or [email protected].
Fast, Easy Payment Options
Tuition Payment Plan is all about convenience.
That is why we offer you the option to make
your payments online* by eCheck or credit
card, or by mail with your monthly statement.
If you prefer the worry-free simplicity of
automatic deductions from your checking
or savings account, you can sign up for
recurring payments.
*No check processing fees when you pay online on
or before the due date.
Employer Tuition
Reimbursement Plan
Students can arrange a single tuition payment
at the end of the term (plus a grace period)
with proper documentation from their
employer through Higher One’s Tuition
Payment Plan. There is a $30 fee for this
service. Documentation of your approval in
your employer’s tuition assistance plan must be
submitted to the Office of Student Accounts
prior to enrolling in this plan. An updated copy
of the policy must be submitted every fall term
thereafter. Students may fax this documentation
to the Office of Student Accounts at
(630) 829-6501. If the student’s enrollment
changes, the student will be responsible for
adjusting the payment plan either online
or at (800) 635-0120. If the student makes
a payment directly to Benedictine, it is the
student’s responsibility to contact the Office
of Student Accounts so that we may notify
Higher One. Tuition is due in full according to
the deferred due date specified by the Tuition
Payment Plan regardless of when individual
employers reimburse their employees.
Military/Veterans Benefits
The Office of Financial Aid is responsible
for certifying school enrollment to the
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
to authorize your VA educational benefit
payments. First, the student must apply for
benefits directly with the VA. Once official
approval of the student’s eligibility is received,
the Office of Financial Aid will initiate
payment based on the student’s number of
enrolled hours. For more information,
visit ben.edu/VA.
Manage Your Account Online
Once you have enrolled and created your
account login information, you can check the
status of your account and make payments
anytime. Making payments using the Tuition
Payment Plan is simple and convenient.
Enroll today!
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
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Family Fun at Benedictine
Homecoming
Homecoming at Benedictine University is more than just food, fun
and games (although that’s why most come). Homecoming is about
fellowship, and sharing new experiences and rekindling fond memories.
Come be a part of the Benediction tradition.
Family Weekend
Cheer for the Benedictine University football team. Enjoy a hayride
with your family. You can even participate in a 5K walk/run to benefit
a program that provides free textbooks for needy students. There is
something for everyone during Benedictine University’s Family Weekend.
Holiday Dinners
Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners are among the special meals
served in the Krasa Dining Room. Benedictine students are welcome
to invite their families to Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner at a
very reasonable price.
Athletic Events
You, your family and friends are invited to cheer on the Eagles at the
Village of Lisle-Benedictine University Sports Complex, one of the
premier athletic facilities in all of Division III, and the newly-renovated
Rice Center arena. There are also a variety of games and prizes for kids
of all ages at many Benedictine sporting events.
President’s Invitational Golf Outing
Lee Trevino and Tom Watson are among the golf greats who have
headlined the annual President’s Invitational Golf Outing, which raises
funds for student scholarships. For more information, visit ben.edu/golf.
Please bookmark the Benedictine University Events Calendar
at ben.edu/calendar to learn about other events, including
workshops, conferences, networking events, job fairs and
entertainment events.
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Student Networking Events
Career Fairs
Career fairs provide students with the opportunity to network with
multiple employers at one time. Events are free and open to current
students and alumni.
Guest Speakers
Benedictine University sponsors numerous speaking events to expose
students to a broad spectrum of ideas and opinions. Some recent speakers
include Democratic strategist and political advisor David Axelrod, former
Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele, civil rights
activist Fr. Michael Pfleger, and author and motivational speaker
Mawi Asgedom.
Coffee House Networking Series
Our Coffee House Networking Series provides students with
opportunities to meet with employers and learn about their hiring
processes and any open employment or internship positions they may
have. This is also a great forum to ask questions about the kinds of skills
employers seek.
Women’s Leadership Summit
The Women’s Leadership Summit features nationally recognized female
executive leaders and addresses the issues facing women in the workplace.
Topics include financial literacy, work/life balance, culture and
innovative leadership.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast
The King Breakfast, which honors the legacy of the civil rights leader
and celebrates diversity, is one of the largest events of its kind in the
state. Sponsored by Benedictine and the College of DuPage, more than
500 community leaders and citizens attend annually. A portion of the
proceeds benefits the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship
Fund at both schools.
Alumni Association
The purpose of the Alumni Association is to advocate for the needs and
goals of current and future alumni, and to promote a continuing and
mutually beneficial relationship between alumni and the University.
The association serves as a voice for Benedictine’s numerous and
diverse alumni.
Center for Lifelong Learning
The Center for Lifelong Learning develops and maintains a wide range
of high quality educational programs and experiences for the senior adult,
providing courses and activities that concentrate on personal enrichment
and general education subjects. The classes are noncredit and there are
no grades, no papers and no admission requirements beyond
personal interest.
For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
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The Benedictine
University Alumni
Association
serves more than
28,000
alumni worldwide.
When you graduate, you will become a treasured member of the Benedictine
Alumni Association and be eligible for a variety of valuable benefits.
As a current Benedictine student, you have the opportunity to engage alumni through
an array of networking opportunities.
The Office of University
Development supports you
during your time here as a
student and beyond, and invites
you to participate in events such
as Casino Night, Homecoming
and Alumni Roundtables.
University Development and the
Career Development Center
also partner to help Benedictine
students and alumni achieve their
career and life goals through
the Student and Alumni Career
Connections program.
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For more information, visit
ben.edu/AUGpacket.
Each summer, University
Development hosts the
President’s Invitational Golf
Outing. This outing brings in
celebrity golf personalities
to interact with guests and
helps raise money to support
student scholarships.
Another function of the office is
to keep students informed of a
variety of scholarships and other
award opportunities.
We hope you take advantage
of our many offerings, and
we look forward to serving
your needs as a student and
as an alumnus!
For more information about
alumni services and benefits,
visit ben.edu/alumni.
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2. Benet Academy
3. Birck Hall of Science
Benedictine Golf Center, Basketball/Volleyball Arena,
Borsellino Family Football Center, Classrooms, Coaches
Office, Department of Athletics, Eagle Room, Fitness Center,
Hall of Fame, Legends Center, Indoor Track, Tennis Courts.
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Founders’ Woods Apartments
Grounds Shop Garage
Jaeger Residence Hall
Jurica Tallgrass Prairie
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Lower Level: Classrooms, Lecture Hall; Department: Computer
Science and Information Systems.
First Floor: Tellabs Lecture Hall, Dean of the College of Science;
Department: Mathematics; Laboratories: Botany and Greenhouse,
Environmental Science, General Biology, General Chemistry,
General Science, Instrumental Analysis, Natural Sciences,
Research Labs A and B.
Second Floor: Classrooms, Computer Classrooms,
Jurica-Suchy Nature Museum, Student Lounge/
Government Room; Laboratories: General Physics
and Electronics, General Science.
Third Floor: Cold Room, Tissue Culture Room;
Departments and Programs: Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Exercise Physiology,
Health Science, Physics and Engineering, Science Content and
Process; Laboratories: Anatomy, Biochemistry, Biomechanics,
Cell Biology, Genetics, Instrumental Analysis, Microbiology,
Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Physiology, Research
Labs C-I, Research Techniques, Senior Physics.
4. Campus Delivery Entrance
5. Coal Ben and Powerhouse
6. Dan and Ada Rice Center
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Kindlon Hall of Learning
Lower Level: Library Collections,
Classrooms.
First Floor: The Atrium, Classrooms, Coffee Shop,
Commuter Lockers, College of Liberal Arts, Eye
of the Eagle Studio, Audio Visual/Classroom Support;
Departments: History, Philosophy and Religious Studies.
Second Floor: Library Reading Room, Classrooms,
Computer Classrooms, College of Education and Health
Services; Departments: Communications, English Language
and Literature, Foreign Language, Higher Education and
Organizational Change, Nursing and Health, Nutrition,
Public Health, School of Education.
Third Floor: Information Technology Service Desk, Library
Study and Research Center.
Fourth Floor: Center for Mission and Identity, St. Benedict
Chapel, Campus Ministry.
Fifth Floor: Fr. Michael E. Komechak, O.S.B., Art Gallery.
12. Krasa Student Center
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Neff Welcome Center
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Ondrak Residence Hall
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Scholl Hall
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St. Procopius Abbey
St. Procopius Abbey Cemetery
Village of Lisle-Benedictine University
Sports Complex
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Daniel L. Goodwin Hall of Business (Opening Fall 2015)
Alumni Development, Annual Fund Bookstore, Career
Development, Dining Room, Dining Services, Enrollment Services
(registration/financial aid/student accounts), Health Services/
Counseling, Mail and Copy Center, Meeting and Seminar Rooms,
Fireside Lounge, Presentation Room, Registrar’s Office, Residence
Life, University Development, Switchboard, Stewardship, Student
Activities, Student Life, Student Success Center, University
Development, University Events.
13. Lake St. Benedict
14. Lownik Hall
Admissions, Auxiliary Enterprises, Business and
Finance, Campus Planning, Design and Construction,
Community Development, Enrollment Center,
Enrollment Services, Financial Aid, Marketing and
Communications, New Student Advising Center, Orientation,
Personnel Resources, Research and Development, Student
Accounts, Student Development.
Freshmen and Transfer Enrollment.
First Floor: Campus Services, University Police.
First Floor: Administrative Suite, Classrooms, College
of Business, Faculty Offices, Office of International
Programs and Services; Departments: Business and
Management, Music, Management and Organizational
Behavior, Organization Development.
Second Floor: Center for Civic Leadership, Computer
Lab, Classrooms; Departments: Anthropology, Business
Administration, Clinical Psychology, Criminal Justice,
Economics, Fine Arts, International Business, Political
Science, Psychology/Sociology.
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(630) 829-6300 • ben.edu/AUGpacket