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GLASSBORO CAMPUS MAP (PDF)
PDF map of Glassboro Campus of Rowan University. Academic buildings, residence halls, administrative buildings, recreation fields, parking lots indicated.
GLASSBORO CAMPUS MAP (INTERACTIVE)
Searchable Google Map of Glassboro Campus of Rowan University: academic buildings, parking, shuttle stops, residence halls and apartments, administrative and support services, athletics, outdoor spaces, academic departments, all-gender restrooms.
CAMPUS
MAPS
ALL GENDER RESTROOMS
On the Glassboro Campus of Rowan University, all single occupancy restrooms have been converted to all-gender restrooms. See them mapped here.
CAMPUS DINING LOCATIONS
PDF map of Glassboro campus dining locations.
Click here for list of dining locations where you can use a meal swipe.
PRINTING KIOSKS & COMPUTER LABS
List of locations on Glassboro campus where you can log in (either to a computer or kiosk) to print something. Cost of printing and other info also provided. Click here for open computer labs.
THE WELLNESS CENTER
Winans Hall
856-256-4333
Student Health Services offers illness and injury treatment free of charge for students.
illness or injury
COUNSELING & PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICES
They offer a variety of counseling that is confidential and free of charge, including individual, group, and teletherapies.
Winans Hall
856-256-4333
therapy, counseling, mental health
CRISIS HOTLINE
856-256-4911
Offer a counselor on call 24/7; conversations are confidential.
Note: the phone number is for the Public Safety dispatch, but if all you say is that you want to speak to the counselor on call, they will transfer you to that person (you don’t have to tell them anything else).
FAMCARE
Winans Hall
Wednesdays
FamCare offers sexual and reproductive health appointments on campus. Their dedicated healthcare providers are available for appointments at Winans Hall Wednesdays during the semester.
HEALTH
& WELLNESS
sexual & reproductive health
emergency mental health support
ALCOHOL & OTHER DRUG (AOD) SERVICES
AOD screening and assessment is a service provided for students who are concerned about their use of alcohol or other drugs and may be contemplating entering into a treatment.
Winans Hall
856-256-4333
alcohol & drug treatment
ROWAN
THRIVE
Campus well-being initiative dedicated to helping students develop the knowledge, skills, and awareness to maintain a healthy, balanced life. Sponsors events and activities to promote physical, social, emotional, community, purpose, and financial well-being.
wellness activities & self-care
TITLE IX
OFFICE @ OSEC
Support related to sexual assault, misconduct, harassment, and stalking. If you contact them, they won’t force you to file a report; they will talk you through your options and connect you with resources you might want to use.
report sexual misconduct or harassment
OFFICE OF
STUDENT EQUITY
& COMPLIANCE
If you feel you or someone you know is a victim of discrimination, harassment, or retaliation on the basis of any of the protected categories (e.g. disability, gender identity and expression, national origin, race or ethnicity, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, color, veteran status, genetic information and other characteristics prohibited by law,) report it here with the OSEC Title VI office.
report discrimination
SAFETY
& RIGHTS
The SHOP FOOD PANTRY & RESOURCE CENTER
Rowan's on campus food pantry and resource center available to students in need: it carries nonperishable food, school supplies, toiletries, and hygiene products, and also offers a range of free and confidential support services that can connect students with appropriate campus and community resources.
when you can't afford food / supplies
FRESH FOR ALL PROGRAM
Parking Lot D, corner of Joseph L Bowe Blvd. & Carpenter St.
856-244-1166
Fridays, 10-11am
Free fresh fruits and vegetables are available to the Glassboro and Rowan University communities every Friday through a Philabundance program on Rowan’s campus.
free fruits & veggies
MONEY
& FOOD
DONATED MEALS PROGRAM
Gourmet Dining provides a number of donated meals each semester for students with a demonstrated financial need who are facing food insecurity on campus. A block of meal swipes can be provided based on need. See link for info on applying.
when you can't afford food
STUDENT EMERGENCY FUND
An emergency shouldn't derail your progress toward a degree. This fund supports students facing unexpected hardships with money for non-University-bill expenses (e.g. transportation, personal health, emergency groceries, basic needs, required technology for remote learning, etc.) Contact the Dean of Students with questions.
get emergency financial assistance
FOOD BANK OF SOUTH JERSEY
Enter your ZIP code in the Food Bank of South Jersey Hunger Map to find food distributions (food pantries, mobile pantries, pop-up pantries, and soup kitchens) in your surrounding area.
You can search your ZIP code in the Philabundance Food Map too.
find food in South Jersey
PROFCENTS
Rowan website with resources for student financial concerns or questions about affording housing, food, taxes, textbooks, and/or academic services. Find tips for saving money and making college more affordable, links to academic services and financial assistance, computer lab locations, free tax help, and cost-saving transportation options.
money questions
DEAN OF STUDENTS OFFICE
Help students navigate difficult situations, including financial hardships, challenges adapting to college, and documenting when you will be absent for medical reasons or other extenuating circumstances.
go-to for student Qs & concerns
CAMPUS
& SOCIAL
OFFICE OF SOCIAL JUSTICE, INCLUSION, AND CONFLICT RESOLUTION
Primarily serves students of diverse backgrounds and provide opportunities to explore their identity. Houses the LGBTQIA+ Center, Multicultural Center, Women’s Center, and Interfaith & Spiritual Exploration Center. Hosts many campus events, such as screenings, book clubs, performances, and discussion forums.
find community & get involved with diversity & social justice initiatives
PROFLINK
Find student organizations to join and events on campus. There is a wide variety of student organizations and activities at Rowan, some related to majors/ careers, others related to hobbies and interests. Meet people with common interests (and maybe add a line to your future resume!)
find out what's going on
on campus
LGBTQIA+
RESOURCES
LGBTQIA+ STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
QPoC - Queer People of Color
oSTEM - Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math
Prism - Serves the LGBTQ+ community at Rowan with events, advocacy, & weekly meetings focusing on awareness of LGBTQ+ issues
True Colors - Promotes self-care, self-acceptance, and self-expression while providing a safe space for Rowan's LGBTQ+ community to connect with community and allies
connect with LGBTQIA+
community
TRANS AT ROWAN
Collection of resources for transgender and non-binary students at Rowan University: info on how to request a preferred name for your university ID, how to pursue legal name change process in New Jersey, how to access Trans at Rowan's Gender Affirming Clothes Closet, and info on gender inclusive housing options
resources for trans and non-binary students
BLACK STUDENT UNION
Student-run, education-based community building system for Black students that aims to create an intersectional, supportive and sustainable voice for the Black student body. Represents all the Black & multicultural organizations on campus.
connect with Black student community
BLACK CULTURAL LEAGUE
Student club committed to improving social awareness, increasing social responsibility, and embracing, broadening, and enhancing knowledge of African American history. Hosts arts and culture events, promotes social justice initiatives, and coordinates community service projects.
get involved with Black student events
BIPOC COMMUNITY
MEN OF COLOR ALLIANCE (MOCA)
Student club that strives to establish a sense of brotherhood between minority men and their allies. It focuses on building members of purpose and excellence through self-empowerment and positive initiatives, with an emphasis on team building and serving the community.
connect with BIPOC men's uplift group
ASIAN CULTURAL ASSOCIATION
Student club that promotes Asian culture and diversity more broadly at Rowan University, and also aims to foster community, creating a safe space for students to come together, make new friends, enjoy familiar sights and tastes of their homes, and perhaps find something new.
connect with Asian student community
UNITED LATINO ASSOCIATION
ULA is all about providing a space for people of different cultural backgrounds to celebrate their culture while learning about others. They also work to educate others about issues that the Latinx community faces.
connect with Latinx student community
STUDENT ORGANIZATION FOR CARIBBEAN AWARENESS
SOCA organizes activities and events aimed at fostering interaction among people of Caribbean descent and others interested in Caribbean culture. SOCA also promotes and creates programs that contribute to the progress and development of the Caribbean.
connect with Caribbean student community
TUTORING SERVICES
Free tutoring that covers most subject areas: STEM classes, languages, arts & music, social sciences, humanities, etc. (for writing, though, go to the Writing Center!) Group tutoring, remote tutoring, and drop-in appointments available!
help with schoolwork / tutoring
ACADEMIC COACHING
Savitz Hall, Suite 304
successcenter@rowan.edu
856-256-4259
Free one-on-one coaching to help students navigate university life, time management, and organization. The Academic Coaching Program help students achieve self-mastery of their executive functioning (through attention to social and/or academic needs), connects students with other resources on campus, and ensures awareness of their specific accommodations.
help with time management / executive function
ACADEMIC SUPPORT
THE WRITING CENTER
Free writing tutoring for ALL of your classes, not just Comp classes. Work with a tutor at any stage of the writing process (even if you are just getting started) on any writing assignment. Face to face tutoring, remote video tutoring, drop-in appointments, and asynchronous online tutoring options available.
writing help
ACADEMIC ADVISING
All students are assigned an academic advisor. Academic advisors are available to meet with students on an individual basis to review academic plans and explore careers. Your advisor will help you make sure you are meeting your major's degree requirements and help you plan to meet your academic goals. Remote appointments available.
plan your schedule
INFORMATION RESOURCES & TECHNOLOGY
News, information, downloads, instructions, and troubleshooting for all technology services and tech-related concerns on the Glassboro, Camden, and Stratford campuses. Online, remote, in-person, and onsite assistance available.
tech support
WOMEN OF COLOR ALLIANCE (WOCA)
Student organization that strives to create a safe place for minority women and to unite them under the common objective of changing the societal and systemic limitations placed upon them. Through self-empowerment and service, WOCA focuses on building women of diligence and tenacity