Resources and Services

Members of the Saint Peter's College community have numerous resources and services available to meet their needs:

The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) is a national and campus organization dedicated to the establishment of professional values and standards in higher education. 

The Academic Advising Center offers assistance with class scheduling, registration, course guidance and general academic questions.

The Office of Alumni Relations serves as a resource to help our alumni stay connected to the College.

The Center for Advancement in Language and Learning (CALL Center) provides tutors and supplemental academic instruction to Saint Peter’s College students.

The Campus Safety Department is responsible for security, safety, and asset protection at the College. 

Learn about graduate studies and scholarship opportunities through the Center for Graduate, Professional and Foreign Study.

College Services manages cleaning services, the College Store, and the mail room.  Members of the College Community may submit a request for maintenance online.

The Saint Peter's College Store, managed by Barnes and Noble, is conveniently located below McDermott Hall and has textbooks, current literature, magazines, newspapers, supplies, snacks and SPC merchandise available.

The Enrollment Services Center is where students complete all transactions regarding registration, records, financial aid, and account payments.

The Guarini Center for Governmental Affairs provides a non-partisan forum for discussion of key public policy issues.  The Center hosts a lecture series and annual high school oratorical contest.

The Human Resources Office maintains an online listing of available full and part-time employment opportunities.

The College has partnered with Sungard Higher Education to provide for our Information Technology needs which include maintenance of College-owned computer, AV and Telephone equipment on all campuses. ITS is also responsible for resources such as SPC email  accounts and Blackboard.

The College's international student population may find helpful advice on immigration matters within the International Student section which is maintained by the International Student Coordinator.

The Intranet is an internal resource for College staff.  To access the intranet a network login is required.

Faculty members also use state and federal funding to help in their research and course teachings. The Office of Faculty Research helps them gain funding through grant proposals and also assists faculty members find fellowships and industry partnerships that allow them to gain up-to-the-minute information about their particular fields of interest.

The OneCard is the College's official identification card carried by students and staff alike.

The Office of Public Relations and Publications is responsible for all internal and external communications for the College.  Responsibilities include media relations, events, programs and publications.

The Master Calendar, which features a listing of academic and social events at the College, is populated by the Room Reservation System.

The Safety Committee is responsible for addressing issues that relate to the safety and health of faculty, staff, students and visitors of the College.