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The mission of the Student Services Division at Delaware Technical & Community College is to provide comprehensive and diverse opportunities for students that enhance the mission of the College. The Division promotes the academic, personal and professional growth of students. Comprehensive Student Services cultivate opportunities, challenges, and a safe environment for a diverse student body to build leadership, citizenship, and interpersonal skills. Services are provided to assist students in developing decision-making skills, which will aid them in personal and academic planning. The Division has a tradition of maintaining lifelong learning relationships with the College community by creating strong alliances and partnerships.
The responsibilities of the Student Services Division include three major objectives. The first objective is to provide services to a dynamic multicultural community. The Division strives to promote courteous, high quality services to the College community in a convenient and efficient manner. The second objective is to encourage student development. This is accomplished by promoting the social, cultural, intellectual, emotional, and career development of students. The third objective is to promote community. We create a friendly and accessible College environment that helps students set and train for realistic career goals, while fostering understanding of a diverse student population.
The Division is committed to providing services in the following functional areas:
1. Academic Support Services
2. Admissions and Assessment
3. Athletics
4. Career Development
5. Counseling
6. Distance Learning and Electronic Campus Support Services
7. First-Year Student Success Courses and College Readiness Programming
8. Foreign Student Services and Support
9. Health Services
10. Peer Support
11. Placement Services
12. Recruitment
13. Registration
14. Student Activities, Clubs and Organizations
15. Students with Special Needs Support Services
16. Transfer Counseling
17. Veterans Services
The primary purpose of academic advisement is to assist students with the development of educational plans, the selection of appropriate courses or other relevant educational experiences, and the interpretation of all academic requirements. All degree-seeking students who have declared a program major are assigned a faculty advisor within their program area. Undeclared students may meet with a counselor for advisement. Students are strongly encouraged to meet with their advisors each semester to obtain approval of selected courses for registration and to monitor and evaluate academic progress. Advisors are also available to assist students with non-academic inquiries.
For a complete list of student advisors and counselors, please click here.
Because students entering college differ considerably in achievement in reading, English and mathematics, applicants are generally required to take the ACCUPLACER, a computerized placement test, as part of the admissions process. This test allows the College to identify the appropriate course level for each student in each of these subjects. The test is given in the Assessment/Career Center in the Terry Building. Transfer students or students with SAT/ACT scores are encouraged to meet with a counselor to determine if there is a need for further placement testing. Additional assessments may be required for certain program majors.
Career development services are provided through the Assessment/Career Center. Students are encouraged to visit the Center at any point during their college careers. DISCOVER, a career guidance assessment, enables students to learn more about careers that most closely match their interests and career goals. Other assessments include the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Self-Directed Search, and Strong Interest Inventory. The Center’s library is a resource for information on a variety of career fields, enabling students to make informed decisions regarding salary, job requirements and future employment opportunities. Internet access is available. The Assessment/Career Center is located in Room 102 of the Terry Building. Regular hours of operation are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Evening hours may be scheduled by calling the Center at (302) 857-1027.
The Terry Campus Child Development Center, located on the first floor of the Education & Technology Building, serves as a lab school, while offering quality care to children ages 6 weeks to 5 years. Child care service is available to Delaware Tech students, faculty and staff. There is an annual registration fee due each January. The center sets affordable prices based upon the hours of child care provided. Hours of operation are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday. For additional information, call (302) 857-1720..
Counseling services are available to all students enrolled at Delaware Tech. Each student who has been accepted to the college is assigned a counselor. Students should meet with their counselors at least once each semester to discuss personal, academic or career concerns, alternatives and outcomes, and to exchange other valuable information. All counseling sessions are handled confidentially. Counseling services are available for both day and evening students. Appointments with counselors may be scheduled by calling (302) 857-1020. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday.
A list of the counselors is available here.
Reasonable accommodations will be provided for students in need of special assistance, in compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Students with disabilities are encouraged to discuss their needs with a counselor before beginning course work, so that all necessary arrangements may be made. An Instructional Team meeting may be scheduled to decide what constitutes reasonable accommodations for each student and to coordinate the delivery of those accommodations.
Participants in Instructional Team meetings may include the student, the technology counselor, the faculty advisor or designee, and any knowledgeable person chosen by the student. Case management, counseling and advocacy services are available through the disabilities service counselor.
Students who suspect they may have a disability that interferes with their academic progress, or who have inquiries concerning equal opportunities and/or special services are encouraged to discuss their concerns with a counselor
Employment and Placement Services are available in the Assessment/Career Center. Individualized assistance with resumé writing, employment search, and interviewing techniques is provided, in addition to group workshops. Students are invited to review the Job Placement Bulletin Board, located outside the Center, for up-to-date job postings from around the state and nation.
The Annual Placement Report, which supplies information on employment of Terry Campus graduates, may be found in the Assessment/Career Center and the Terry Campus Library. The Assessment/Career Center is located in Room 102 of the Terry Building. Regular hours of operation are 8:30 A.M.–4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday. Evening hours may be scheduled by calling the Center at (302) 857-1027.
All students are encouraged to apply for financial aid as early as possible before the beginning of a new academic year or semester.
In addition to state and federal financial aid programs, the campus provides several scholarships and financial awards to assist eligible students. A scholarship directory is available which identifies campus-based or community-funded scholarships.
The Terry Campus offers Federal Work-Study (FWS) as one of its financial-aid programs. Federal Work-Study provides up to 29 hours per week of on-campus employment, as well as off-campus “America Reads” tutoring employment, to students who have financial-aid eligibility, based upon federal guidelines. The types of work-study positions vary, as does the rate of pay. Interested students should contact the Financial Aid Office.
The Financial Aid/Veterans Administration Office is located in the lobby area on the first floor of the Terry Building. Information regarding financial aid, veterans’ benefits and scholarships can be obtained by visiting the office or by calling (302) 857-1040. Office hours are 8:30 A.M. - 6:30 P.M. Monday through Thursday and 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Friday.
All new and transfer students are strongly encouraged to attend new student orientation, which is held every fall semester. The orientation sessions, known as “Success Seminars,” offer students the opportunity to meet faculty advisors, counselors, administrators and fellow students, and to learn about the services and policies of the College. Contact the Counseling Center for specific dates, times, and locations..
The following steps must be completed to successfully complete the registration process:
1. ADMISSIONS
New students must complete an Admissions application, Participate in the college testing and placement program if required or provide official documentation of your SAT/ACT scores, and should have an admissions interview with a counselor. Returning students who have not attended Delaware Technical & Community College in the past two years must complete an Application for Re-Admission and should also meet with a counselor. (See College Admissions Policy)
2. ADVISEMENT
New and returning students are advised to contact the appropriate faculty advisor or program counselor for assistance with course selection and scheduling. Registration may be completed in person or online. Course Registration Forms may be obtained from the Registrar’s Office, Counseling Center or the Advisor’s office. (See the Terry Campus Directory for office/telephone numbers).
3. REGISTRATION
Students are advised to have Course Registration Forms reviewed and signed by the appropriate faculty advisor or counselor prior to submitting them to the Registrar’s Office.
4. PAYMENT
Tuition and Fees are paid in the Business Office. Students are not considered officially registered until payment or payment arrangements have been made. Acceptable payment methods are cash, check, credit card, money order and/or financial aid.
The Student Support Services Program was created by the United States Congress to provide special assistance needed by many students to enroll in and graduate from college. U.S. Citizens and nationals of the United States who are first-generation college students, low-income, emotionally, physically and/or learning-disabled students with demonstrated academic need may be eligible to participate in this program. Services include:
1. Personal, academic and career advisement and counseling
2. Free tutoring
3. Information regarding financial aid
4. Leadership development
5. Special workshops
6. Support groups
7. Cultural activities
8. Counseling regarding transfer to other colleges/universities
9. Resources for students with disabilities
Applications are available in the Student Support Services Office, Room 103 of the Terry Building. Office hours are 8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M. Monday through Friday. For additional information, call (302) 857-1030.
Students who wish to continue their education beyond the associate degree, or explore opportunities at another educational institution, are encouraged to take advantage of the campus’ transfer counseling services. Information regarding transfer opportunities can be obtained from faculty advisors and/or from counselors. The Assessment/Career Center also has a variety of resources to enable students to make informed transfer choices. Students participating in the Student Support Services Program may also work with the Program’s transfer counselor to explore transfer opportunities.
Articulation agreements exist between Delaware Technical & Community College and a number of 4-year colleges and universities. These agreements allow Delaware Tech students to use their associate degree credits to enroll in bachelor’s degree programs. For more information, see the Transfer Options available.
DART First State provides public transportation with bus routes operating Monday through Friday from 6 A.M.–6 P.M. in the Dover metropolitan area. Terry Campus is one of the designated stops on Bus Route 112. All buses are equipped with wheelchair lifts and are fully accessible for persons with disabilities. Twice each day, DART First State provides week-day service from Wilmington to Dover and from Dover to Rehoboth Beach. Cost is determined by distance traveled. Bus schedules are available at the Receptionist’s Desk in lobby of the Terry Building and at the Park & Ride Station. For information, please call 1-800-652-DART.
Tutoring is a service designed to help students better understand concepts explained in class, prepare for tests, gain effective study skills and practice skills gained from instruction. It is provided at no cost to students. Tutoring sessions do not substitute for regular class attendance and participation.
Comprehensive tutoring services are available during the fall and spring semesters. Limited services are provided during summer sessions. For continuous tutoring throughout the semester, a Tutoring Referral Form must be signed by an instructor. However, students may utilize a maximum of three drop-in tutoring sessions for each subject before an instructor’s signature is required.
Tutoring is available through the Tutoring Center located in Room 106 of the Terry Building. It is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday. Saturday hours are 8 a.m to 12 noon. Hours are subject to change. Students must present a current Delaware Tech photo ID card.
Academic assistance is also available through a variety of on-campus labs/learning centers. Contact the specific department for more information on lab assistance.
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This program is for students who have not attained high school proficiency levels, so that they may improve literacy skills, meet individual learner goals and become lifelong learners. Any resident of Kent County 16 years of age or older, who has officially withdrawn from school, may take classes that include basic reading, English, math and GED preparation. Students learn at their own pace, receive individualized and small group instruction, and learn practical life skills. There is no charge for this program. As an official GED Test Center, the program offers Official Practice Test (OPT) and GED Testing at the Terry Campus.
Classes are offered in the morning, afternoon, and evening, Monday through Thursday. For additional information, registration and placement screening times, contact the Adult Education Office at (302) 857-1282.
The Terry Campus provides educational opportunities for military personnel who are stationed at Dover Air Force Base and their dependents. Delaware Tech courses can be used to fulfill curriculum requirements for the Associate in Applied Science Degree from the Community College of the Air Force. A Terry Campus counselor is available to meet with military personnel and their dependents in the Education Office (Building 639). For specific days and times, contact the Airbase Education Office at (302) 677-4634 or the Terry Campus Admissions Office at (302) 857-1020..
The Terry Campus offers English as a Second Language (ESL) courses for individuals whose primary language is not English. Students for whom English is a second language and who wish to work toward a degree at Delaware Tech may take ESL credit classes. To enroll in ESL classes, the student is required to complete the College’s admission process, including taking the Levels of English Proficiency (LOEP) test. Scores on the LOEP test are used to place students in the appropriate level of ESL classes. The classes include reading, writing, grammar, listening and speaking. ESL classes are offered during the College’s fall and spring semesters. Interested students should contact the chairperson of the ESL Department at (302) 857-1230.
Beginning ESL students wishing non-credit classes to improve their English speaking skills should contact the Adult Basic Education Office at (302) 857-1282.
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Campus maps with detailed floor plans are available at the Receptionist’s desk in the main lobby of the Terry Building. Campus construction may cause temporary changes in floor plans.
The Bookstore is open from 8:00 A.M. - 7:30 P.M. Monday through Thursday and from 8:00 A.M. - 4 P.M. Friday. Textbooks should be purchased on the campus where the course is being offered. In addition to required textbooks and software, the Bookstore has a limited number of used textbooks to purchase at a saving of at least 25 percent off new prices.
Returned textbooks will be accepted for 100 percent refund provided they are returned within two weeks of purchase or the start of classes, and are accompanied by a Bookstore cash register receipt. They must be completely unmarked and in new, saleable condition, unless the textbook was purchased as a used copy. Software is non-returnable if disks or CDs have been opened. Any book secured on credit issued through the Financial Aid Office or other aid program or by credit card will be returnable for credit only.
Students receiving financial assistance, who have accounts set up in the Bookstore, may begin charging books during the two days before the beginning of late registration. Charges fo Fall and Spring Semesters close the 2nd day after the start of the Third Session. Summer Semester charges close at the end of the fourth week. Inquire at the Bookstore for exact dates. Once closed, accounts can no longer be used. Students are responsible for any charges not covered by an aid program.
Personal checks are accepted for the amount of purchase only and should be made payable to DTCC Bookstore. A $20 service fee is charged for any checks returned to the Bookstore by the bank. American Express, MasterCard, Visa, and Discover are also accepted. For additional information, call the Bookstore at (302) 857-1083.
For more information, visit the Bookstore's page here.
The cafeteria is located in the Terry Building. Counter service is available, providing a variety of hot and cold foods. Health-conscious customers have a number of selections from which to choose. Hours of service are Monday to Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Friday 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Hours are subject to change and will be posted in the Cafeteria. Vending machines and a microwave oven are also available. Vending machines are located on the first floor of the Education & Technology Building, in the Science & Engineering Technology Center Student Lounge, and in the Conference & Training Center Lounge (Room 401)..
The Corporate Training Center is a fully equipped complex with downlink satellite services and state-of the-art audio-visual and projection equipment. Conference, meeting, and training needs are easily met in this premier facility designed to accommodate small and large groups.
The Dean of Instruction’s office is on the second floor of the Terry Building in Room 209. The Dean is responsible for day and evening credit courses, full- and part-time faculty, curriculum development, instructional labs, and academic matters. For more information call (302) 857-1200.
The Dean of Student Services office is on the first floor of the Terry Building in Room 112. The Dean is responsible for admissions, counseling, student assessment and placement, student support services, student records, student activities, and student organizations.
Elevators for the use of disabled individuals are located in the Terry Building and the Education & Technology Building. Access can be found in the Terry Building between the cafeteria and the Bookstore on the first floor, and between the English/Reading lab and the copy room on the second floor. In the Education & Technology Building, elevator access can be found in the front foyers on the first and second floors.
Campus labs/learning centers are available to facilitate in-class instruction. Lab technicians and faculty are available to assist students. Hours of operation are posted outside each lab/learning center. Consult the campus map for specific locations of the labs/learning centers.
Safety manuals are located in each lab. Where appropriate, OSHA guidelines are followed. Students are responsible for following all safety guidelines..
The Library is located on the first floor of the Terry Building. It provides academic program support to a diverse student body through a variety of technical resources and services. Hours of operation during the semester sessions are:
8:15 A.M. - 10:00 P.M., Monday - Thursday
8:15 A.M. - 4:30 P.M., Friday
9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M., Saturday
Literacy skills instruction is available from online modules and on a walk-in basis from the library technicians and electronic/bibliographic instructors during operational hours. Reference services are available both virtually and at the reference/resource desk.
The College Libraries Catalog, Delaware Library Catalogue, identifies the books, periodicals, and other media owned by the four campus libraries. The catalog, along with periodical indexes and databases, is Internet accessible through the College Libraries home page (www.library.dtcc.edu). Access to information and materials beyond the College Libraries is supported by the Internet, affiliation with the Delaware Division of Libraries, other Delaware academic and public libraries, and through interlibrary loan. In order to check out Delaware Tech materials and use other library services, students should present a current Delaware Tech photo ID card.
Course reserve materials are available on the main floor and students may check out these materials dependent upon the guidelines established by their instructors. General collection materials may be checked out for three weeks, reference materials may be checked out for one week. Magazines are available to be read in house or may be photocopied. A photocopier is available for student use for a nominal charge.
Computers are located on the main floor of the library. They are equipped with full Internet and intranet access and provide a direct link to student campus accounts through myDTCC. All computers are equipped with Microsoft Office to assist students with their assignments. The Delaware Technical & Community College Acceptable Use of Electronic Network Policy governs student use of the Internet.
Additional information is accessible by telephoning the library at 302-857-1060 or at www.dtcc.edu/terry/library/.
Terry Campus has several meeting sites that may be reserved through Corporate & Community Programs at (302) 857-1427.
A meeting room is also available on the first floor of the Terry Building for all student clubs and organizations. Reservations for use must be made through the Dean of Student Services’ Office.
The Registrar’s Office maintains the official College record for each student, in compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (See College FERPA Policy). In addition to this service, students may register for classes, make schedule adjustments, request a transcript, update personal information and apply for graduation through the Registrar’s Office.
The Registrar’s Office is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday. It is located in the main lobby area on the first floor of the Terry Building. For more information, call (302) 857-1080.
Use this form (opens Adobe PDF) to request a transcript from Delaware Tech.There is no charge for transcripts. Return the completed Transcipt Form to the Delaware Tech Campus that you attended. Campus addresses can be found at the top of the transcipt form or on the Contact/Directions web page.
Students are encouraged to check bulletin boards frequently to be aware of campus activities and announcements. Each department or program has its own bulletin board, which contains information for students in that field of study. There is a community bulletin board, located in the cafeteria, where non-campus information may be posted. Student bulletin boards are located in each building for campus-specific activities. Anyone wishing to post materials on a bulletin board must obtain permission from the Marketing Office.
Students enrolled in credit courses are automatically issued Internet accounts that provide access to e-mail and news groups. Student accounts are automatically activated within one day after students register. Students have access to the Internet in open lab areas in each of the following campus facilities:
• Science & Engineering Technology Center
• Terry Building
• Education & Technology Building
Students should inquire regarding lab areas through their instructors. Each lab provides a graphical user interface (GUI) to simplify Web browsing and sending and receiving e-mail with attachments. In addition, students may access their e-mail accounts remotely, utilizing their own Internet service provider via the URL address http://cp.dtcc.edu. The preferred browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) 5.5 and above.
Students should remember that access carries with it the responsibility for adhering to the College’s “Acceptable Use of Electronics Networks Policy,” which can be viewed at: www.dtcc.edu/policy/aup.
It is recommended that all students review this policy before using College computers and computer network resources. College purposes are broadly defined to include activities that promote collegiality and a sense of community. The College also reserves and exercises its right to monitor all of its computer resources.
For information regarding Terry Campus technology resources, please call the Terry Campus Help Desk at (302) 857-1911 or e-mail terry-helpdesk@dtcc.edu. Students may also receive assistance by calling (302) 857-1209 or sending an e-mail to cwgibson@dtcc.edu.
The Information Network Channel provides information and promotes activities at the Terry Campus. Outside agencies using campus facilities may also use the information system. Monitors are located throughout the campus, and information placed on the channel is updated daily by the Marketing Department. Anyone wishing to submit information for the network should contact the Marketing Department at (302) 857-1608.
The Terry Campus Journal (TCJ) is the newsletter published by the Marketing Department for the students of Terry Campus. The Journal is published monthly and contains information regarding campus activities, important dates and campus club news. Students and student groups wishing to contribute to the TCJ are asked to submit their articles to the Marketing Department.
The Terry Campus Wellness Center is located on the first floor of the Education & Technology Building and may be used by all students, including Delaware Tech/University Associates in Arts students who are currently enrolled in courses. Cardio-Kinetics Inc. employs a full-time physiologist to operate and manage the center. Facilities include exercise bicycles, treadmills, universal gym equipment and locker rooms. To contact the Wellness Center, please call (302) 857-1704 for hours of operation or any other questions.
The Wellness Center is for faculty, staff and students only. Outside guests are not permitted. Faculty, staff and students using the Wellness Center must sign in upon entering. The attendant will require a valid Delaware Tech student ID card. Food and drinks are not permitted in the facility. Appropriate attire is required when using the Wellness Center. Smoking is prohibited. There is no fee for current students, staff or faculty.
Visit the Wellness Center's website.
Many events and programs take place at Terry Campus. Some are sponsored by student organizations or by faculty, staff and administration. Students wishing to help with functions, to offer suggestions and ideas for activities, or to obtain further information should contact the Dean of Student Services, whose office is located on the first floor of the Terry Building. A monthly calendar of activities is available for students.
Visit the Campus Activities website.
Students should ask permission of each classroom instructor before bringing guests or children to classes. It is requested that children not be brought on campus unless accompanied by an adult who can supervise them. Under no circumstances will children under the age of 12 be allowed to remain on campus unattended.
In the event of a campus emergency, individuals should contact the campus receptionist at (302) 857-1000 and provide a brief description of the emergency situation and location.
A member of the campus Public Safety staff will provide an immediate response, issue instructions pertinent to the situation and monitor the situation until the emergency is resolved.
In case of fire, students and employees are instructed to proceed to the nearest Fire Alarm box and pull the handle. A call must then be made to the receptionist desk (302) 857-1110 to describe the emergency.
When the alarm sounds, the Campus Emergency Team will report to designated locations to direct employees, students and visitors in evacuating the building. Once outside, all persons should move away from the buildings and follow the directions of the Campus Emergency Team.
Disabled students who are not on the first floor of any building should move directly to the nearest stairwell (NOT THE ELEVATOR) and wait for assistance from the Campus Emergency Team.
When an ill or injured person needs immediate medical attention, 911 will be called for paramedic and ambulance services. The Office of Student Services will notify the student’s parents, spouse or guardian of the action taken. When an injury or accident occurs, the injured person must notify the Public Safety Office, which will investigate the incident and complete the necessary documentation. all injuries and accidents must be reported to Public Safety within 24 hours of occurance.
Fire drills are held periodically throughout the academic year during both day and evening classes. When the alarm sounds, all students and staff must leave the building quickly in an orderly fashion. Students and employees should not return to the building until the signal is given. Students with disabilities should confer with Public Safety for specific information concerning evacuation procedures.
The Department of Administrative Services advises everyone to use extreme caution on sidewalks and in the campus parking lots during inclement weather. Students who have problems with their vehicles on campus are asked to call Public Safety at (302) 857-1110 for assistance.
School closings and/or delayed openings will be posted on the web and will be announced on the following stations:
Radio
Television
In addition, students may call (302) 857-1000.
The College does not offer any form of student health insurance; however, students are encouraged to obtain medical coverage. If an accident occurs on campus, students are responsible for personal health insurance coverage. Students enrolled in health technologies are required to purchase malpractice/liability insurance through the Business Office.
A limited number of lockers are available to students free of charge. Students are required to supply their own locks and to register their names and locker number with the receptionist located in the lobby of the Terry Building. Lockers are located in the first-floor stairwells of the Terry Building. Lockers will be emptied within five days of the end of a semester. Items left in lockers after the five-day period will be disposed of.
Students who lose or find items should contact the Public Safety Office at (302) 857-1110 in the Terry Building. The College does not assume responsibility for loss, theft or damage of students’ property. If loss, theft or damage does occur, notify Public Safety immediately to file an incident report. The Public Safety Office is located at the main entrance of the Terry Building.
Parking stickers may be obtained from the Public Safety Office. These stickers are used to identify students’ vehicles in the event of an emergency. Parking facilities are available at each Campus building; however, the College cannot guarantee a parking space for each student or staff member. Car-pooling is encouraged. Handicapped parking is provided. State law expressly prohibits parking in fire lanes or handicapped spaces. Vehicles in violation will be subject to immediate towing. Use of Campus parking lots during unauthorized hours (11 p.m. to 7 a.m.) is prohibited. No motor vehicles should be left in the parking lot after hours without notifying to the Public Safety Office in the Terry Building. Public Safety may be reached by calling (302) 857-1110. Office hours are 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. Posted speed limits and stop signs on campus must be observed.
See posted hours for summer and between semester hours.
The Terry Campus Public Safety Department provides a wide variety of services to students. Its primary responsibility is to ensure a safe campus environment for students, staff and faculty. Members of the department strive to perform their Public Safety duties in a professional and proactive manner. Students are encouraged to become familiar with the following services:
PAM (PROGRAM ASSISTING MOTORISTS)
The goal of PAM is to provide help to students, staff, and faculty who experience motor vehicle problems while on campus. To request assistance, call (302) 857-1000 or go to the Receptionist’s Desk in the main lobby of the Terry Building.
ESCORT SERVICES
Students, faculty or staff who are concerned about walking to their cars at night may call the Public Safety at (302) 857-1110, or go to the Public Safety Office, located in the main lobby of the Terry Building.
All facility requests and requests for student activities should be scheduled through the Dean of Student Services at (302) 857-1036. Permission for the use of rooms or other facilities should be obtained at least two weeks before the event. To reserve a room for an activity:
The person reserving the room must complete and submit a Facility Request Form to the Dean of Student Services Office.
The Dean of Student Services Office forwards the form to the rooms and facilities scheduler, located in the Conference & Training Center.
The applicant must obtain confirmation from the Dean’s Office that the facility is available on the requested date at the requested time.
In accordance with the State of Delaware policy, smoking is not permitted inside any Terry Campus buildings or state-owned vehicles. Smoking is permitted in designated smoking areas outside as follows:
TERRY BUILDING
the third patio area behind the building
SCIENCE & ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY CENTER
south east entrance near room 150
CORPORATE TRAINING CENTER
east side of the building near the lobby entrance
Solicitation of any kind is prohibited on campus unless approved by the Office of the Campus Director.
Registered students are required to obtain an identification card from the Public Safety Office. To obtain a student identification card you must present a copy of your current semester schedule and a form of photo identification such as a state issued driver’s license, identification card or military identification. Students are required by College policy to be in possession of the ID card whenever on campus. Students may be required to show the ID cards at College functions, the Wellness Center or the Business Office. ID cards are also required to use the Tutoring Center, the labs, and to borrow books from the campus Library. There is no charge for a student ID. For additional information, please contact the Public Safety Office at (302) 857-1110..
Public telephones, provided for the convenience of students, are located in each building. The location of public telephones is noted on all campus maps. Students are expected to use public telephones. College office telephones are used for College business and may be used only by authorized personnel. The Public Safety Office (302) 857-1110 and Registrar’s Office at (302) 857-1080 will assist students with emergency messages.
The Terry Campus is proud to support the special interests of its students through clubs and student organizations. For specific information on all Campus clubs and organizations, refer to the Clubs and Organizations page.
Formation of a New Student Organization
Students who wish to form a new organization should contact the Dean of Student Services Office.
Offices
857-1283
857-1237
857-1814
857-1020
857-1049
857-1027
857-1083
857-1075
857-1005
857-1126
857-1720
857-1400
857-1400
857-1400
857-1020
857-1200
857-1035
857-1040
857-1290
857-1060
857-1606
739-2566
857-1239
857-1110
Public Safety may also be contacted by using one of the Campus Assistance Phones located in the parking lots and various building locations.
857-1000
857-1080
857-1048
857-1030
857-1712
857-1039
857-1214
857-1400
857-1043
739-7313
DEPARTMENTS
857-1733
857-1303
857-1772
857-1767
857-1741
857-1706
857-1743
857-1303
857-1230
857-1781
857-1060
857-1221
857-1329
857-1775
857-1312
857-1810
Students wishing to contact adjunct faculty members are asked to leave a message with the appropriate department. Phone listings are subject to change; for assistance please contact the campus operator at 857-1000.
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