Q - Whom do I call if my classroom is locked?
Contact your department/school office.
Q - Whom do I call if Audio/Visuals are not delivered?
Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 10 pm, Friday from 8 am to 5 pm, and Saturdays from 8 am to 4:30 pm call the Center for Instructional Technology & Distance Learning (ITDL), Rhodes Tower 705, x3846.
Q - Whom do I call to arrange for Escort Service?
University Police, x2020.
Q - Whom do I call if there is an EMERGENCY?
University Police, 911.
Q - Are Counseling services available?
Yes. The Counseling Center is here to help if you have a student of concern or would like to request a presentation or workshop for your class. Crisis walk-in is available M-F from 1:00 – 3:00 (or anytime from 9-5 if needed). After hours, the Counseling Center has phone counselors available to talk with a student in distress or consult with you about your concerns (216) 687-2277. For staff and faculty, a one-time crisis and referral session is available. For students, we provide group therapy, individual and couples therapy, psychiatry, case management, and ADHD/LD testing. Counseling is confidential and free. The Center is located in the Union Building (1836 Euclid Avenue), Rm 220, (216) 687-2277. For more information see http://www.csuohio.edu/counselingcenter.
Another option for students of concern is the Vikes CARE Office. The CARE Office provides one-on-one support to students encountering challenges or crises, both big and small. The CARE Office can help navigate student issues around almost any area of concern, whether academics, behavioral, health, financial, and just about anything else. If you don’t know where to send a student for support, the CARE Office is a good destination. Referrals, requests for consultation, or requests for training/presentations should be sent to magnusacts@csuohio.edu. Please note: emergencies should be directed to CSUPD by calling 911 or x2020. The CARE Office is not an emergency service. The CARE Office is in the Student Life suite, room 319 in the Student Center.
Q - What is Testing Services?
Testing Services offers space and proctors for students with approved testing accommodations, placement testing and standardized exams. Additionally, Testing Services offers scoring and grade reports for multiple choice exams for CSU faculty.
Due to the increase in students with accommodations, and to ensure your exam can be proctored to your specifications, Testing Services requests a copy of the exam and informational cover sheet minimally 24 hours in advance of the scheduled date.
For more information on Testing Service’s policies and procedures, please feel free to call 216.687.2272 or stop by their office located in Rhodes Tower West, Room 215.
Q - Are Health Services available?
Yes. The Health and Wellness Service Department is located in CIMP (Center for Innovation in Medical Professions), 2112 Euclid Avenue, Room 205, telephone 687-3649. (During the academic year, hours of operation are Monday and Tuesday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Wednesday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. by appointment. Nurse practitioners and physicians who are qualified to discuss your health history, perform physical examinations, and provide for your care are available in the CSU Health Clinic.
There is no charge for most visits. They can bill most insurance plans. If you have no insurance or one that we can’t bill (or if the insurance doesn’t cover any of the visit cost) then a $5 office visit charge and other minimal charges may be assessed for medications, shots, lab tests, and physical exams. The Center welcomes medical visits from all faculty and staff as well as all enrolled students.
For additional information see http://www.csuohio.edu/offices/health/.
If a patient’s illness or injury cannot be treated on campus, University Police officers can take the patient to St. Vincent Charity Hospital. Serious cases are attended and transported by Cleveland Emergency Medical Service. The Emergency Service is available to the University Police Department through radio contact. The University Police extension is 2020.
Q - Where can I get something to eat on campus?
To see a complete list of 13 unique campus dining options, please visit the dining website at https://vikingfoodco.campusdish.com/.
Hours for each location are posted at the locations and on the website All CSU Dining operations accept Viking Cash.
Also, consider enrolling in a Swipe & Save meal plan to save money over the door rate at the Viking Marketplace for meals. A simple swipe saves you time and money and every plan includes Dining Dollars that can be used at locations across campus. Sign up today at https://csuohio-sp.transactcampus.com/eaccounts/AnonymousHome.aspx.