Student Accessibility and Accommodation provides support for students with documentation of long-term or temporary needs for accommodations or access to academics, such as requiring extra time on exams due to dyslexia, anxiety, or a concussion. Students must register with SAA and request accommodations at the beginning of each semester. Accommodations can be provided for both visible and invisible needs.
Student Accessibility & Accommodations
253.879.3250; Howarth 114; saa@pugetsound.edu
The University Enrichment Committee (UEC) invites proposals for travel funding for full-time students whose independent work has been accepted for presentation at regional or national conferences.
Student Conference Travel Awards
Faculty office hours are times when professors and students can meet one-on-one to discuss particular assignments, key ideas in the course, hobbies and career interests, and more. Generally, no appointment is needed to visit during the listed hours.
Professors usually list their office house at the top of their syllabi, as well as on their office doors and in their email signatures. They are sometimes included on the faculty webpage, as well.
See also: Take Your Professor to Lunch
Need to find information for current students or various academic programs? These sites include the basic information available for prospective students, as well as any detailed info specifically for current Loggers.
Information on graduation requirements may change slightly from year to year. The current year’s requirements are available online, as are archived Bulletins with official information for each academic year.
In addition to a variety of texts, the library has an abundance of resources for everyone including, but not limited to:
253.879.3669; 253.879.3675 (recorded hours); libref@pugetsound.edu
Need additional clarification or assistance with registering for classes, accessing academic records, changing your address or name and pronouns, applying for graduation, and more? Look to the Registrar for guidance.
253.879.3217; Jones Hall, Room 013; registrar@pugetsound.edu
Looking to take a class during the summer? Get a leg up on fulfilling your core requirements or take a difficult class without the distractions of the regular academic year. Explore both for-credit (Summer Term) and noncredit (Community Support) options.
The Center for Writing and Learning offers help with writing, including speechwriting and presentation.
253.879.3395; Howarth Hall, Room 105; cwl@pugetsound.edu
Writing appointments: Howarth 109, 253.879.3404, cwlappointments@pugetsound.edu
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