Suffolk University College of Arts & Sciences Graduate Programs 2008-2009

Discover our resources and maximize your studies At Suffolk University, the graduate learning experience continues outside of the classroom. Our downtown location offers easy access to the many cultural and academic opportunities Boston has to offer; you will also find numerous helpful resources right on campus. the mildred f. sawyer library Suffolk University’s newly renovated library opened in May 2006. The three-floor facility features a wireless computer environment, group study rooms, individual study carrels, tables, lounges, and a copy center. In addition to 100,000 general circulation volumes, students have access to 46,000 e-books; 22,000 e-journals; and 10,000 reference volumes. Designed with students’ needs in mind, the Mildred F. Sawyer Library is an inviting place in which you can delve into voter demographics, the latest Department of Education statistics, psychological case studies, and much more. Check out our catalogs online at www.suffolk.edu/sawlib. campus technology The College of Arts and Sciences has 10 new multimedia classrooms equipped with stateof-the-art audio, video, and DVD equipment. Each classroom also has high-speed Internet access, allowing instructors to integrate web-based applications into their curricula. Three computer labs with evening and weekend hours enable students to complete class assignments using applications employed in their coursework. The student labs feature Windows, Macintosh, and Unix platforms and a variety of software applications including Microsoft, Visual C+++, Adobe Photoshop, and PageMaker. View our offerings online at www.suffolk.edu/its. the off-campus housing office (ocho) The University is an urban institution, and many students choose to live in apartments near campus or on one of the many public transportation routes leading to Suffolk. There is no on-campus housing for graduate students; however, the Off-Campus Housing Office can assist you in your search for housing in the greater Boston area. Please call 617.573.8647 or email ocho@suffolk.edu for further details on how to make Boston your home. Visit us online at www.suffolk.edu/ocho. student life As a graduate student, you will have plenty of opportunities to get involved in the Suffolk community. The Graduate Student Association sponsors social and networking gatherings, promotes career and professional development events, and supports research and academic pursuits that enrich the intellectual life of the University. The Office of Diversity Services serves as an advocate for students of color, as well as for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students; this office presents special events and support services that celebrate the tapestry of our students’ racial and ethnic backgrounds, sexual orientations and gender identities, and cultural perspectives. The Center for International Education helps graduate students from other countries acclimate to life in the United States and advises them on how to make the most of their time in this country and at Suffolk. Learn more about these and other student services at www.suffolk.edu/campuslife. 7 http://www.suffolk.edu/sawlib http://www.suffolk.edu/its http://www.suffolk.edu/ocho http://www.suffolk.edu/campuslife

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