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Summer Session 2021Session I: May 24 to July 3Session II: June 14 to July 24Session III: July 6 to August 14Summer 2021Course Offering BookStudent EditionBulletin of Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityFebruary 2021Published at:Fairleigh Dickinson University1000 River RoadTeaneck, NJ 07666-1914Copyright 2021 Fairleigh Dickinson UniversityNo person acting within the scope of his or her authority and responsibility at FairleighDickinson University shall discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, sexualorientation, national origin, handicap, military status, or age.
General InformationTo All Students: It is your responsibility toknow the University policies and meetdeadlines as published.Important Dates:Summer 2021 SessionsMarch 15 Registration Begins for All Summer SessionsFirst Summer Session: May 24 – July 3May 24Classes BeginMay 31Memorial Day HolidayJune 1Last Day for New Registrations and FinalDrop/Add ChangesJune 4Memorial Day Holiday Makeup (Friday)June 7Last Day for Independent StudyJune 21Last Day for Student Withdrawal from ClassesJuly 3Classes EndSecond Summer Session: June 14- July 24June 14Classes BeginJune 21Last Day for New Registrations and FinalDrop/Add ChangesJune 28Last Day for Independent StudyJuly 5Independence Day Holiday (Monday)July 9Independence Day Holiday Makeup (Friday)July 12Last Day for Student Withdrawal from ClassesJuly 24Classes EndThird Summer Session: July 6 - August 14July 6Classes BeginJuly 9Independence Day Holiday Makeup (Friday)July 13Last Day for New Registrations and FinalDrop/Add ChangesJuly 20Last Day for Independent StudyAugust 3Last Day for Student Withdrawal from ClassesAugust 14 Classes EndAll individuals wishing to apply for admission to the Universityas new, readmit (did not attend Spring 2021), transfer, orvisiting students, should contact the Admissions Office on theappropriate 5201-692-2554grad@fdu.eduAdult & Part-TimeAll incoming undergraduate students (full-time, part-time,transfer or international) must demonstrate a minimum level ofEnglish and mathematics proficiency through testing or the useof transfer credits accepted by FDU. Students who do notmeet the minimum levels of proficiency in English andmathematics must take special courses designed to help themdevelop the required proficiency. Be advised that thesespecial courses are not applicable to degreerequirements.International graduate students must demonstrate a minimumlevel of English proficiency through testing. Students who donot meet the minimum level of proficiency in English must takespecial courses designed to help them develop the requiredproficiency.Academic AdvisingUpon completion of the admissions process, new students willbe directed to the appropriate department/advising center foracademic advising and registration.Undergraduate students are required to meet with anacademic advisor to prepare their schedule and to obtainaccess to register on the web. Student’s advisor must releasethe “Web Registration Hold” to enable registration online usingWebAdvisor.Graduate students may register on WebAdvisor, but shouldcheck with their academic department since specific graduateprograms may not permit web registration.RegistrationIn consideration of the health and well-being of the entire FDUcommunity, students will process their registration online,unless other accommodations are being provided by theiracademic advisor. In-person registration is currentlyunavailable with the Office of Enrollment Services.Web RegistrationAdmissionsInternationalPlacement Testing achieve@fdu.eduStudents may register on WebAdvisor (webadvisor.fdu.edu)from 8 AM to 11 PM, beginning March 15, 2021 and up to theday before a class begins.Some advisors may choose ‘not to permit’ their students theoption to register online. It is the advisor or Program Director’sresponsibility to inform the student of his/her program’s policy.A NetID account is required to gain access to WebAdvisorfor registration.To create a NetID account, go to: identity.fdu.edu/signupYou will receive a login and password to WebAdvisor the nextbusiness day. For assistance with NetID, call the Help Desk at973-443-8822. If you already have a NetID account, go to thehome page of FDU, www.fdu.edu, and click on WebAdvisor tocreate an account. For assistance with WebAdvisor emailwebadvisoradmin@fdu.edu
Guidelines for General Registration: Acknowledgment of University policy regarding academicand financial terms is required by the student prior toregistering.If your account is on hold, you will be restricted fromregistering, i.e., Accounts Receivable Hold, Medical Hold,Dean’s Hold, Credit Limit Hold, Loan Hold. Please contactthe department responsible for the hold after checking theWebAdvisor link ‘Holds and Registration Information'under the Registration section.If a course has a restriction, the student will not be able toregister online, i.e., (DA)Department Approval Needed,(DC)Department Chair Approval Needed, (RC)RegionalCenter Approval Needed, (HO)Honors Program ApprovalNeeded. Please obtain the appropriate approval andsubmit your request to the Office of Enrollment Services.Certain programs; such as EOF, Honors, and QUEST (5year program), may require an additional advisorapproval.The system will check for pre-requisites and corequisites. Waivers and substitutions will be recognizedby the system as long as the information resides on thestudent transcript.Non matriculated students may not be permitted toparticipate in Web Registration.Guidelines for Undergraduates Registration: Undergraduate students are required to meet with anacademic advisor to prepare their schedule and to obtainaccess to register on the web.Undergraduates can only register for a maximum of 12credits online. Additional credits must be processedthrough the Office of Enrollment Services by emailingMetro Campus esteafdu@fdu.edu or Florham Campusesmadfdu@fdu.eduIf a student on probation registers for a ‘future’ term, thesystem will not allow the student to exceed the currentrestricted limit. The Dean’s office will contact the student,if his/her probation and credit limit are extended into thefuture term and inform him/her to reduce their courseschedule.The system will be programmed during the PriorityRegistration period to permit students to begin to registeron a specific date based on the number of credits thatthey have completed up to but not including the currentterm. The dates of registration based on completedcredits will be sent via email to the student or accessibleon Priority Registration webpage.A registration form must be completed online for eachstudent who registers. The Web Registration Hold mustbe released by the student’s advisor.Guidelines for Graduates Registration: Graduate students are encouraged but not required tomeet with an advisor prior to registering on the web.The period of eligibility to register on the web begins onthe first day of Priority Registration.Graduate students can only register for a maximum of 12credits. Additional credits must be processed bycontacting the Office of Enrollment Services by emailingMetro Campus esteafdu@fdu.edu or Florham Campusesmadfdu@fdu.eduDrop/Add Changes (Change of Schedule) Period:Registration continues on a space-available basis. A Changeof Schedule provides the student the opportunity to add ordrop courses based on dates from the Academic Calendar.Students are required to follow the same guidelines as aninitial Registration. Registration approval requests can bemade via email to the student's academic advisor. The advisorwill forward the Add/Drop email request to Enrollment Servicesfor processing.Independent StudyStudents wishing to take an independent study should requestthat their faculty mentor complete the first two sections of thisform, including his/her signature; the student will review andsign next. If the course is in Becton College, the student orfaculty member must send the form to the chairperson whooversees the department in which the course is offered forapproval. If approved, the chair sends the form to theassociate dean for final approval and processing. If the courseis in a school, only the school director need approve and sendthe form to Enrollment Services for processing.Course WithdrawalAfter the last day of the Drop/Add period, based on dates fromthe Academic Calendar, the student can still withdraw fromcourses. A withdrawal will not to be credited toward thebaccalaureate requirements nor averaged into the CGPR. Astudent may withdraw from a course through the ninth week ofa semester (through the fourth week of a six-week summersession). After the ninth week (fourth week in a six-weeksummer session), withdrawal may be permitted for serious,documented, medical reasons or other unusual extenuatingcircumstances. Students requesting late withdrawal shouldpresent evidence of unusual circumstances and/or medicaldocumentation to the Dean of the College or Director of theSchool. A withdrawal may result in changes to your financialaid.Cancelled Classes, Closed Courses and ChangesThe University reserves the right to: Cancel any class for which there is insufficient enrollment Close a class when the enrollment limit is reached Make last-minute changes in faculty assignments due tocircumstances of an unforeseen nature Make any schedule changes required, including a change ofhours, days and campus locationWhen and if possible, the department making the change willnotify students of such changes.When a student attempts to register for a course which isclosed, that student may petition to be admitted into thecourse. The student is responsible for securing the necessaryapproval and forwarding the approval to the Office ofEnrollment Services.
Full-time/Part-time Status Credit LoadUndergraduate students must carry at least 12 credits to beconsidered a full-time student, unless they are an 8th-semesterstudent requiring less than 12 credits to graduate. Thesegraduating students will be considered as full-time for thepurpose of residing in the dorms and will be subject toapplicable fees. This 8th-semester ruling does not imply thatfinancial aid will be continued for those registered for less than12 credits. Therefore, undergraduate students receivingfinancial aid are advised to consult the Financial Aid Officebefore reducing their credit load below 12 credits. Studentswho wish to take 13 credits or more must have approval fromthe Dean of their College or Director of Independent Schools.Graduate students must carry 9 credits per semester to beconsidered a full-time student. Graduate students who wish totake more than 12 credits must have the approval of theirDean/Director/Chair of their major.Withdrawing from the UniversityUndergraduate students who are leaving the University due totransfer, personal, or financial reasons may withdraw from theUniversity by completing an Official Withdrawal Form obtainedfrom the Dean of Students. Graduate students can obtain theLeave of Absence/Withdrawal Form by emailing the Office ofEnrollment Services at registrar@fdu.edu. The effective dateof any notification of course deletion or withdrawal will be thedate of receipt by the Office of Enrollment Services.Academic Leave of AbsenceAn academic leave of absence which permits a student toreturn without penalty may be granted only to a matriculatedstudent. Undergraduate students must have a cumulativegrade point ratio of 2.00 or higher. Graduate students require acumulative grade point ratio of 3.00 or higher. A leave maycover only one semester with the privilege of renewal for onemore consecutive regular semester. A leave of absence maybe granted for medical, financial, employment and militaryreasons. Verification in writing must be furnished whereapplicable by a physician, employer or other authority. Astudent taking an ALOA is not permitted to take class(es) atanother institution, and ALOA becomes void if academic orjudicial sanctions such as suspension or dismissal are appliedat a later date. Authorization to grant a leave of absenceresides with the dean of students for undergraduate studentsand with the student’s department chairperson or schooldirector and the college dean for graduates. Undergraduateforms are available in the Dean of Students office. Graduatestudents can obtain the Leave of Absence Form by emailingthe Office of Enrollment Services at registrar@fdu.eduTuition and Billing2020-2021 Tuition and feesRates for the Summer Sessions are posted on the FDU website: fdu.edu/admissions/tuition-fees/Tuition Statement (eBill)Students will receive an eBill Notification from the Office ofEnrollment Services. For more information on understandingyour student invoice, please visit ce/Payment DeadlineThe payment deadline for all Summer Sessions are due priorto the start of the class. If you register after the paymentdeadline, you are required to present full payment at the timeof registration or satisfy your bill via financial aid and/or apayment plan. It is the University’s policy that students withoutstanding charges will not be permitted to register forcourses, move into the residence halls or utilize the foodservices plan. Academic records will be withheld until allfinancial obligations to the University have been satisfied.Payment MethodsThe University has partnered with third party services,TouchNet and Flywire, to provide a convenient online paymentoption. TouchNet is available seven days a week, but shutsdown from 10 PM to 11 PM each evening. Students can payvia ACH (Electronic Check), Credit Card, and Wire Transferonline. More information on making a payment online isavailable on tudents can also mail checks to the Office of EnrollmentServices.Payment PlansFDU offers the following three payment plans to help make acollege education more affordable.Deferred Payment PlanThe deferred payment allows you to make an initial 25% downpayment on the total balance for the term. A 45 per termapplication fee is assessed for those who choose this plan.The balance due is then paid in three consecutive monthlyinstallments.Corporate Reimbursement PlanStudents who receive tuition reimbursement from theiremployers at the end of a semester can enroll in the CorporateReimbursement Deferred Payment Plan. A 4% carrying chargeapplied to the entire term balance is due upon enrolling in theplan. Payment for First and Second Summer Session is dueAugust 15, 2021. Payment for the Third Summer Session isdue September 30, 2021. The plan is term specific.Corporate Voucher/Direct PaymentIf your employer pays the University directly for tuition andfees, all qualified students must present a tuition voucher tothe Office of Enrollment Services at the time of theirregistration. If they choose to register via the web, the vouchermust be submitted within 5 days of registration.
Late Payment ChargeLate payment charges are assessed in accordance with theappropriate schedule below. Such charges will be assessed atthe time any payment (full or partial) is made, against thepayment made, and shall be added to the then outstandingbalance.Summer SessionWeeks 1 & 2Weeks 3 & 4Weeks 5 & 6Late Charge2%4%6%Collection FeeBy endorsing the registration agreement the student entersinto a contractual agreement with Fairleigh DickinsonUniversity and has a financial obligation to pay expensesincurred during enrollment. In the event the student defaultson his or her financial obligation and the account is submittedto a third party agency for collection, the student will beresponsible to pay all collection costs associated with theaccount as well as the past due balance. A 6% late fee willalso be assessed to the unpaid balance.Tuition & Fees Credit PolicyPlease adhere to payment deadlines and policies establishedby the University for each term. Failure to comply will result inlate charges. Upon valid Cancellation or Withdrawal, you maybe entitled to a tuition credit. Application and registration feesare non-refundable. If the tuition credit results in anoverpayment, the University will issue the student a refund.Summer Credit Schedule (6-12 week)Withdrawal Effective DateCredit AmountPrior to 1st day of term100% of tuition and courseassociated feesDuring 1st week of term75% of tuitionDuring 2nd week of term50% of tuitionAfter 2nd week of termNONEModule Courses Credit Schedule (3, 4 & 5 week)Withdrawal Effective DateCredit AmountPrior to 1st day of term100% of tuition and courseassociated feesDuring 1st week of term50% of tuitionAfter 1st week of termNONE100% credit is granted only when a student withdraws prior tothe first day of the semester. Fees are not refundable after thesemester has begun.Refund Policy, Title IV RecipientsFederal regulations require specific refund calculations forstudents receiving Title IV financial aid who completelywithdraw from the University. Title IV financial aid includes thefollowing federal student aid programs: Federal Perkins Loan Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant(SEOG) Pell Grant TEACH Grant Direct Subsidized / Unsubsidized Loans Direct PLUS / Graduate PLUS LoansThe amount of federal aid a student earns is determined on aprorated basis and is based on the date of withdrawal. Once astudent completes more than 60% of the payment period, all ofthe federal aid the student is scheduled to receive for theperiod is earned. If earned funds are not received prior to thedate of withdrawal the student may be due a post-withdrawaldisbursement. Students eligible for post-withdrawaldisbursements will be notified – the University must receivepermission from the student before it can disburse thesefunds. The student will have 14 days of receipt of notification toaccept / decline the post withdrawal disbursement.Calculations for Return of Title IV funding are performedas follows: Determine date of withdrawal Calculate the percentage of the enrollment periodcompleted as of the date of withdrawal Calculate percentage of Title IV aid the student earned asof the date of withdrawal Calculate the amount of Title IV aid that must be returned/ repaid to the programs Federal aid is returned in the following order:oUnsubsidized Direct LoanoSubsidized Direct LoanoDirect PLUS/GRAD PLUS LoanoPell GrantoFederal SEOG GrantoFederal TEACH GrantoOther sources of federal aidStudents who receive Title IV funding and who officiallywithdraw from the University will be subject to the Return ofthe Title IV calculation in determining earned aid. Studentswho receive Title IV funding and stop attending classes withoutofficial notification to the University, whereby a last date ofattendance cannot be determined, will be subject to a Returnof Title IV calculation based on attendance through themidpoint of the payment period or the last date of anacademically related activity in which the student participated.Recipients of Scholarships (Grants, Stipends, andWaivers) and Fellowships.Section 117(b)(2) of the Internal Revenue Code requires thatyou report any scholarships (including grants such as Pell,SEOG, or NJ State Grants, stipends and waivers) andfellowships received in payment for room, board, equipment,travel, teaching, research, or other services. Payment fortuition, fees, books, supplies and equipment required forcourses of instruction are not subject to tax. For furtherinformation, see IRS Publication 520 on Scholarships &Fellowships.Employee Educational Tuition Grants (ETG)Employees or dependents of employees must apply for anEducational Tuition Grant (ETG) through the Office of HumanResources prior to being registered. Employees areresponsible for all other fees.
RecordsSecurityAll changes relating to a student’s permanent record must bemade through the Office of Enrollment Services/Records bysubmitting the appropriate form. Students are responsible forensuring that the University has their correct address.All students are required to carry University identificationcards. These cards may be obtained at the PublicSafety/Security Office at both campuses. Photographing,identification card processing and validation schedules areposted at all campuses.Change of Name, Address, Academic Program, Etc.Declaration for GraduationStudents planning to complete their degree requirements mustfile a Declaration for Graduation on WebAdvisor.Students are ultimately responsible for meeting graduationrequirements and should check the catalog for degreerequirements. Students are required to file for graduation atleast eight months prior to their expected date of completion.Early filing is encouraged.September GraduationFile by prior year March 1 dateFebruary GraduationFile by prior year June 1 dateMay GraduationFile by prior year November 1 dateNon-matriculated (non-degree seeking) studentsStudents who wish to matriculate (file for degree status) shouldcontact the Office of Enrollment Services/Records prior toregistering.University CoreAll freshmen entering the university are expected to completethe 8-credit, four-course University Core. The sequence ofCore courses will usually be completed by the end of thesophomore year. UNIV 1001 AND UNIV 1002 must be takensequentially. UNIV 2001 and UNIV 2002 may be taken ineither order after the UNIV 1001 and UNIV 1002 have beencompleted. Additionally, no student may take UNIV 2001 orUNIV 2002 who has not successfully completed ENGW 1101,ENWR 1101, or ENGL 1101. Students who enter in Fall 2015and thereafter will take these courses:UNIV 1001 Transitioning to University LifeUNIV 1002 Preparing for Professional Life or an authorizedsubstitute courseUNIV 2001 Cross Cultural PerspectivesUNIV 2002 Global IssuesUniversity Core Transfer/Exemption Policya) Students entering the University with 30 or more creditswill be exempted from taking Transitioning to UniversityLife (UNIV 1001)b) Students entering the University with 45 or more creditswill be exempted from taking Preparing for ProfessionalLife (UNIV 1002)c) Adult learners also will be exempted from taking UNIV1001 and UNIV 1002d) Students completing an associate’s degree from a NewJersey or New York State community college areexempted from UNIV 2001 and UNIV 2002e) All other students must take Cross-Cultural (UNIV 2001)and Global Issues (UNIV 2002) regardless of number oftransfer credits. Transfer credits will not be granted forUNIV 2001 or UNIV 2002.f)No other exemptions are contemplated.Identification CardsParkingAll cars must display an official decal which is available at thePublic Safety/Security Office at the appropriate campus.Failure to display a decal will result in ticketing and a fine.Special ProgramsAlumni AuditorUniversity alumni may take courses on an audit-only basis at areduced tuition rate. Alumni currently enrolled as students inthe University are not eligible for this option. Tuitioninformation, applications and registration forms are availablefrom the Office of Enrollment Services.Family PlanTwo or more related dependent undergraduate students willeach receive 1,500 per year as a Family Grant. For furtherinformation, contact the Campus Financial Aid Office.Affirmative Action StatementNo person acting within the scope of his or her authority andresponsibility at Fairleigh Dickinson University shalldiscriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, sex, sexualorientation, national origin, handicap, military status or age.
Florham CampusBrian Mauro, PhD, Campus ExecutiveTelephone Number 973-443-8081Florham Campus Building s BuildingDanforth Hall*George Rothman Building*Ferguson Recreation CenterHennessy Hall (Mansion)The Hennessy Hall (Mansion) CourtyardStadler/Zenner Hoffman-LaRoche Inc. AcademicBuildingPhyllis Rothman Forum*Science BuildingThe Barn*Twombly HallMonninger Center*Denotes buildings temporarily closed due to Covid-19Becton College Advising Center Deborah Dobson, MAS, DirectorHennessy Hall (Mansion), Room M-11, 973-443-8742Campus Academic Support Center Darshan Shah, B. Pharm, MBA, MAS, DirectorMonninger Center, Florham Campus973-443-8540Career DevelopmentBecton College of Arts and Sciences Geoffrey Weinman, PhD, DeanJanet Boyd, PhD, Associate DeanJennifer Lehr, PhD, Associate DeanBiological Sciences Marion McClary, PhD, ChairpersonJames Salierno, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonChemistry, Biochemistry & Physics James Dougherty, PhD, ChairpersonMohammed Elshaer, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonCommunication Gary Radford, PhD, ChairpersonChris Caldiero, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonCriminology & Criminal Justice Amy Schlosberg, PhD, ChairpersonLiz Panuccio, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonLiterature, Language, Writing, andHumanities Matthieu Boyd, PhD, ChairpersonRyan Stalgaitis, Ed.M, Director, Florham CampusStudent Center, 973-443-8939Math & Computer ScienceInternship ProgramIntegrates classroom theory with a supervised learningexperience related to a student’s academic area. Studentscan earn academic credit if they meet program criteria andreceive approval from their academic advisor. Whether astudent achieves this goal through a formal co-op/internship(credit bearing) or a non-credit bearing (part-time job ormentoring experience), the ultimate goal is the same,empowering, motivating and engaging students to make theconnection from classroom to workplace.Social Sciences & History It is recommended that students meet with a CareerDevelopment professional to further discuss their options.For further information, please call 973-443-8945. Laila Khreisat, PhD, ChairpersonGary Darden, PhD, ChairpersonChris Rasmussen, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonSchool of Arts Todd Rosen, MFA, DirectorHoward Libov, MA, ChairpersonHispanic Center Christian Traba, PhD, Executive DirectorTeodoro Llallire, DirectorSchool of Psychology & CounselingBenjamin Freer, PhD, DirectorAnthony Tasso, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonFreshman Programs Peter Sammartino School ofEducation Freshman Seminar (FRSH)Marc DeBoer, First Year ExperienceCoordinator, Freshman Seminar, Hennessy Hall M9973-443-8084Freshman Intensive Studies (FIS)Mary Ford, Director, Florham Campus,Hennessy Hall (Mansion) 37, 973-443-8715University Honors Program (HON) April Patrick, PhD, Florham Campus Director,Hennessy Hall (Mansion) M34, 973-443-8379University Core (CORE) Kiron Sharma, PhD, Director Mansion - Room M63Florham Campus, 973-443-8655 Vicki Cohen, PhD, DirectorHenry P. Becton School of Nursing Minerva Guttman, EdD, RN, DirectorGildhart Haase School of ComputerSciences and Engineering Alfredo Tan, PhD, DirectorInternational School of Tourism,Sport & Hospitality Management John Niser, PhD Director
School of Pharmacy and HealthSciences Michael Avaltroni, PhD, DeanAnastasia Rivkin, PharmD, Executive Associate DeanBarbara Rossi, BSPh, Associate DeanChadwin Sandifer, EdD, Associate DeanLillian Rozaklis, PhD, Assistant DeanDepartment of Pharmaceutical Sciences Yong Guo, PhD, ChairpersonDepartment of Pharmacy Practice Julie Kalabalik-Hoganson, PharmD, ChairpersonDepartment of Public Health Bojana Beric-Stojsic, PhD, DirectorDepartment of Physician Assistant Studies Nora Lowy, PhD, DirectorDepartment of Social Work Justin Bucchio, PhD, DirectorDepartment of Occupational TherapyIvelisse Lazzarini, OTD, DirectorSchool of Public and Global Affairs Peter Woolley, PhD, Founding DirectorPetrocelli Center for ContinuingStudies Steve Nelson, MBA, JD, Interim DirectorSilberman College of Business Pierre Balthazard, PhD, DeanJames Almeida, PhD, Associate Dean,Daniel Wischnevsky, PhD, Associate DeanDepartment of Accounting, Taxation and Law Ron West, CPA, JD, LLM, CFP, ChairpersonDepartment of Economics, Finance andInternational Business Karen Denning, PhD, ChairpersonDepartment of Marketing and InformationSystems and Decision Sciences Li Qin, PhD, ChairpersonDepartment of Management andEntrepreneurship Gwen Jones, PhD, ChairpersonRothman Institute of Entrepreneurship Dale Caldwell, MBA. Ed. D, Executive DirectorSusan Slavin, Programs Administrator
Metropolitan CampusSteven Nelson, MBA, J.D. Campus ExecutiveTelephone Number 201-692-2460Metropolitan Campus Building CONF2LCLIBMUSPSYCROBRARTHCTRTFCUHWMSAlumni Hall*Bancroft Hall*Becton HallCommunications LabDickinson HallRobison Hall*Robison Hall*Robison Hall*English Conference Room,830-4 River Road, TeaneckEdward Williams Building*Robison Hall*Robison Hall*Learning CenterGiovatto LibraryMuscarelle Center*Center for Psychological Services,131 Temple Avenue, Hackensack*Robison Hall Labs*Robison Annex*Rothman Athletic CenterThe Fitness CenterUniversity Hall*Williams Hall **Denotes buildings temporarily closed due to Covid-19 Academic Advisement CenterAndrea Mosca, BA, MS, DirectorRobison Hall, Room 30, Metropolitan Campus,201-692-2339Academic Resource CenterMargaret Roidi, Ph.D., DirectorRobison Hall, Room 502, Metropolitan Campus201-692-2076Transfer Student Services June Giardina, BA, M.A., DirectorRobison Hall, Room 39A, Metropolitan Campus,201-692-2433, June Giardina, BA, M.A., DirectorInternships Donna Robertson, University Director,Career Development, Metropolitan Campus,201-692-2196University Honors Program (HON) April Patrick, PhD, Director, Robison Hall,Room 37, Metropolitan Campus, 201-692-2407University Core (CORE) Michele Barto, PhD, Director, Dickinson Hall,Room 1182, Metropolitan Campus, 201-692-7271Becton College of Arts and Sciences Geoffrey Weinman, PhD, DeanJanet Boyd, PhD, Associate DeanJennifer Lehr, PhD, Associate DeanBiological Sciences Marion McClary, PhD, ChairpersonJames Salierno, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonChemistry, Biochemistry & Physics James Dougherty, PhD, ChairpersonMohammed Elshaer, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonCommunication Gary Radford, PhD, ChairpersonChris Caldiero, PhD, Deputy ChairpersonCriminology & Criminal Justice
know the University policies and meet deadlines as published. meet the mini Important Dates: Summer 2021 Sessions . March 15 Registration Begins for All Summer Sessions. . should contact the Admissions Office on the appropriate campus. Florham Metropolitan. Undergraduate 973 -443-8901 201-692 -2553 admissions@fdu.edu
