Campus Resources

Campus Offices

Academic Services

Graduate Assistantships give students an opportunity to gain practical experience in teaching, research, academic or administrative service under the guidance of a faculty or staff member.
570-484-2087 
 
Visit Graduate Assistantships
Student Teacher Competency Forms, Placement Forms, Requirements and Opportunities.
680 Robinson Learning Center
570-484-2699
 
Visit Office of Student Teaching & Field Experience
Apply for Act 48 credits, Level I to Level II Certification
106 Sloan Fine Arts Building
570-484-2137
 
Visit Office of Teacher Certification
Teacher Education Programs, Conceptual Framework, Annual Assessment Data, Student Teaching & Field Experience and Teacher Education Newsletters.
611 Robinson Learning Center
Hours M, W 8am-12pm; T, Th 1pm-4pm; F by appointment; Closed daily 12pm-1pm
570-484-3013
 
Visit Teacher Education Office

Campus Services

Here you can generate and purchase your book list as well as shop for  LHU apparel and school supplies.  
570-484-2750
Parsons Union Building
 
Visit Bookstore
Here you will find the required Health Form, the Record Release Form, a list of local physicians and pharmacies, and Student Health Insurance.
Glennon Building
570-484-2276 
 
Visit Health Services
Here you will find information related to technology support (step-by-step guide, password resets (require LHU IDs), registering wireless devices for internet access and Lock Haven University's Technology Usage Policy.
Robinson 506
Telecommunications (Phone) Support: Dial 611 on campus
 
Student Technology Support Help Desk:
          Email: stsc@lockhaven.edu
           570-484-2643
 Faculty/Staff Technology Support Help Desk
          Email: helpdesk@lockhaven.edu  
           570-484-2286
Visit Information Technology Helpdesk
Information on a wide array of topics from international study opportunities, student visas, health insurance, opportunities for faculty, and much more.
200B Ulmer Hall
Hours 8am-4pm
570-484-2140
Visit Institute for International Studies

Your one stop for books, research, archives, media, databases, etc.  
Stevenson Library Hours are M-TH 7:30am-11pm; F 7:30am-4pm; Sat 10am-5pm; Sun closed
Clearfield Campus Library Hours are M-Th 8am-5pm; F 8am-3pm; Sat/Sun Closed
570-484-2309

Visit Library Services
Here you can find assistance with your personal computer equipment: connection issues, virus and malware removal, reformat, etc. at no cost to students.
Robinson 508
570-484-2286, Option 3
 
Visit Student Technology Support Center (STSC)

The Trolley is a fast and convenient way to move around campus with stops at several City of Lock Haven destinations including downtown, Wal Mart and East Campus. The trolley schedules are posted here and around campus. The trolley routes begin each weekday morning around 7:00 am and the trolley service concludes around 5:30 pm.

Visit Trolley Schedule
Here you will learn about the tutoring services available as well as becoming a tutor.
Stevenson Library
 
Betty B. Schantz Tutorial Center and Writing Center
          Location: 2nd Floor, Stephanie A. Wollock Learning Commons, Stevenson Library
          (570) 484-3598
Math Tutoring
          Location: 409 Robinson Learning Center
          (570) 484-3023
 
 
Visit Tutoring
Here you will find information regarding LHU police, parking, and environmental health and safety.  You'll also find safety tips, statistics and training information.
Glennon Building
570-484-2278
 
Visit Campus Safety and Parking

Here you will find information on all of the meal plans and dining services available at LHU.

Visit Dining Services

The Student and Residence Life main office is located in 219 Ulmer but students can also find offices in each of the Residence Halls that can assist with student issues, concerns and questions.  Students can get involved in a variety of activities, programs, events and Hall Council in each Residence Hall.
219 Ulmer & All Residence Halls

570-484-2317
 
Visit Student Residence Life Office (Housing)

Enrollment Services

Here you will find all information related to applying, awarding and maintaining financial aid at LHU.
Ulmer Hall
570-484-2424
 
Visit Financial Aid
Here you will find all information related to student scheduling and registration, grade processing, graduation clearance, enrollment and degree verification, official academic records, transcripts, transfer credit evaluations, and academic policies. 
Ulmer Hall
570-484-2006
 
Visit Registrar's Office
Here you will find all information related to student bills, refunds, student payments and tuition plan options.  Student bills reflect registration, housing, meal plans, scholarships, financial aid and other payments.
Ulmer Hall 
570-484-2425
 
Visit Student Accounts Office

Here you will find information regarding scholarships available for current LHU students.

Visit Scholarships

Student Support Services

Army ROTC prepares college students for military service as commissioned officers in the active Army, or part time in the Army Reserve or Army National Guard.  Scholarship first-year students and non-scholarship first and second-year students may enroll on a trial basis with no commitment to the military.
205 Ulmer Hall
570-484-2299
 
Visit Army ROTC
The center provides assistance with academic and social adjustment issues, as well as financial literacy.  
139 Ulmer
570-484-2154 
 
Visit Center for Excellence & Inclusion
Here you will find information on the counseling services available at LHU Main and Clearfield Campuses.
Main Campus: First Floor Ulmer
570-484-2479
Clearfield Campus: 130A Founders Hall
814-768-3413 
 
Visit Counseling Services

Here you will learn more about the disabilities services available on campus.  
114 Ulmer
570-484-2454

Visit Disability Services
The faculty and staff from the Act 101 Program provides ongoing professional and peer counseling, study skills instruction and tutorial services. The Summer component provides credit-bearing instruction in writing, learning strategies, reading, and other communication skills. 
132 Ulmer Hall
570-484-2453 
 
Visit Educational Opportunity Program (EOP)/Act 101

The HOPE Center exists to support, empower, and enlighten all students about issues of sex, gender, sexual violence, personal safety and health, social justice and educational equity. Our programs and events are designed to foster open discussion and intellectual exchange about these and other issues, to promote an overall sense of well-being, and to create a safe campus climate for all. 
 570-484-2111  

100 Ulmer Hall

Visit HOPE Center
Procedures for filing complaints with the university such a grade appeal, sexual harassment, ADA, out-of-state on-line program enrollment, and complaints.
J204 East Campus
570-484-2014
 
Visit Student Complaint Procedures
The TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) Scholars program objective is to promote the academic success of participants, leading to higher rates of good academic standing (2.0 grade point average or higher), retention (staying in college), and graduation. 
 
Available services include Best Foot (BFF) Summer Bridge Program, Academic Year Component,  Writing Specialist Services, Financial Literacy Program, Grant Aid Program, Peer Mentor Program, Counselors and Social & Cultural Programs.
117 Ulmer Hall
570-484-3847 
 
Visit TRIO SSS Scholars

The TRIO Upward Bound (UB) program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education to provide 56 eligible local high school students (e.g., who are potentially first generation college students, or have limited incomes, or other academic need) with comprehensive resources to support their success in high school and enroll in higher education after high school.

116 Ulmer Hall
570-484-3054 
Visit TRIO Upward Bound

Campus Life

Academics

Printable version of the important Academic, Financial, and Housing dates.  

 

Visit Academic Calendars

For a list of all academic courses and their descriptions.  

 

Visit Academic Course Catalog

For a complete list of graduate majors and programs available at LHU along with links to the departments and brochures.

 

Visit Graduate Programs

For a complete list of undergraduate majors and programs available at LHU along with links to the departments, check sheets, and brochures.

 

Visit Undergraduate Programs

Student Involvement

Here you will find LHU athletic schedules and sports information.

 

Visit Athletics
Campus Ministries Association is an interfaith affiliation of religious organizations serving the LHU community. We promote the spiritual and social welfare of LHU students through fellowship, worship, and religious study. An office is staffed daily in 109 Parsons Union Building (PUB).
570-484-2637.
 
Visit Campus Ministries Association

Here you will find information pertaining to the Center for Career and Professional Development as well as on-campus student job postings and career related events.
 206 Ulmer
 570-484-2181 

 

Visit Center for Career and Professional Development

Here you will find information on how to get involved in community service opportunities, service learning projects, civic engagement events, and alternative school breaks throughout the globe.

 

Visit Global MountainServe Center for Community Service

The Office of Environmental Health and Safety provides advice and guidance on occupational and environmental health and safety issues to the Lock Haven University community.
 32 Glenn Road
 570-484-2278

 

Visit Environmental Health & Safety

Here you can learn more about Greek Life at LHU.

 

Visit Greek Life

Learn more about the LHU band and find the schedule of events.

 

Visit LHU Band

Here you will find information regarding the Safe Zone program, LGBTQ resources, gender neutral bathroom directory, and Ally training.

 

Visit Safe Zone (LGBTQ)

The Student Activities Council is responsible for over 100 registered clubs and organizations available at LHU as well as issuing LHU Student ID Cards.
Upper Level of the PUB
570-484-2125

 

Visit Student Activities Council Office

Here you can find membership information, classes and sport schedules.

Visit Student Recreation Center

Studying in another country is one of the most exciting opportunities that LHU extends to all undergraduate students, regardless of their major. LHU offers 30 exchange programs during the semester and academic year, and different faculty-led programs during winter, spring break, and summer. Students interested in studying abroad should visit or contact the Institute for International Studies for more information.
203 Ulmer
international@lockhaven.edu

 

Visit Study Abroad
WLHU Radio is a student-run radio station, broadcasting regularly from our station, "The Perch", on Robinson Hall's 7th floor. WLHU is here for the benefit of all students, regardless of major. The radio club exists for the students, and continues to exist because of Student support.
Visit WLHU - Student Radio