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25 Campus Services and Organizations Alumni Association Students who receive advanced degrees or graduate certificates from The College of New Jersey become members of the Alumni Association. The association provides alumni with opportunities to be part of networking and mentoring programs, affinity chapters, and college-wide events, plus opportunities for special discounts. Stay in touch through the online community alumni.tcnj.edu. For more information, please contact the Alumni Affairs Office at 609.771.2598 or e-mail alumni@tcnj.edu. Athletics Events The College participates in NCAA Division III sports. For ticket informa- tion, contact the Department of Athletics at 609.771.2238. Graduate stu- dents may attend all regular season events free of charge with a student ID card. Athletics Facilities Graduate students may utilize the College's indoor and outdoor athletic recreation sport facilities for general recreation. The Student Recreation Center offers racquetball, tennis, and basketball. There are also eight lighted outdoor tennis courts and an eight-lane, 400-meter synthetic- surface track for jogging. The Aquatic Center located in Packer Hall and the newly constructed Fitness Center located in Campus Town, are also available for use. For more information regarding athletic recreation sport programs and facilities, please contact the Office of Recreation at 609.771.2712. Clayton R. Brower Student Center The Brower Student Center will undergo a transformative renovation of the interior and exterior including a multi-purpose room addition, new campus dining options and campus community space. The new and improved space is expected to reopen in 2017. Campus Police Services The Office of Campus Police Services provides the campus community with law enforcement, security, and other related services. The Office of Campus Police Services is located in the Administrative Services Building on Metzger Drive adjacent to the Softball Stadium and is staffed 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Fully commissioned, armed police officers and civilian security officers patrol the campus on foot, on bicycles, and in vehicles. Police officers are fully trained and empowered with the responsibility and authority to enforce criminal and motor vehicle laws. Officers are avail- able to conduct crime prevention awareness presentations on a number of specific topics through "CAP"—Crime Awareness Program. To ensure that the College continues to maintain a safe campus, members of the community are urged to report all crimes (actual, attempted, or suspected) to the Office of Campus Police Services. Motor vehicle accidents should also be reported. To view online the College's Annual Security Report, please visit the College Web site at http://campuspolice.pages.tcnj.edu/ communitystudentresources/stats or contact a campus police representative at 609.771.2171. Emergency telephones may be found at various locations around the campus. These phones connect directly with campus police headquar- ters and may be used to summon help in an emergency. From on-campus telephones and pay phones, please dial 911 to report police, fire, or medical emergencies. For non-emergency situa- tions, questions, or general administrative matters, please call 609.771.2345. For further information concerning The Office of Campus Police Services please visit our web page at http://campuspolice.pages .tcnj.edu/ Career Center The Career Center provides services and programs to assist students with career planning. Professional career counselors are available to assist stu- dents in clarifying career goals and developing a job search plan. The Career Center offers the following: n Individual career counseling. n Open hours for a quick resume review, check website for hours. n Workshops on topics such as resume writing, interviewing, and job search strategies. n Annual Education On-Campus Interview Days: three days each spring semester during which school districts hold job interviews for full-time permanent positions within their districts. n Focus2, a computerized system of career guidance with a variety of on-line resources. n Assistance with identifying and applying to advanced degree programs. n Student employment: campus employment opportunities. n Full- and part-time employment listings (local, state, and national). n Credentials Service: a service that manages letters of reference for employment or further study. n Lionslink: an online database of internship and full-time employment opportunities that assists students with their job searches by posting student resumes and making resumes Web accessible to employers. n Dining Out in Professional Style teaches students professional and dining etiquette. The Career Center, located in Roscoe. L. West Hall, Room 102, is open from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday–Thursday, and 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Friday, during the academic year; please contact the Career Center for summer and academic year breaks. For further information, visit the Career Center at TCNJ's Web site at www.tcnj.edu/~career/. The office can be reached via e-mail at career@tcnj.edu or by phone at 609.771.2161. Certification Office Upon recommendation of the respective program chair/coordinator, the TCNJ Certification Office provides and processes application docu- ments for students seeking New Jersey certification in the area of their completed college and state-approved program. Inquiries concerning certification should be directed to the TCNJ Certification Office, 609.771.2318 or 609.771.2396, Education Building 106. 244328_001-091_r1.indd 25 9/1/17 1:40 PM

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