Graduate Music Information, Policies and Procedures
XII. Miscellaneous Information
A. Student ID and Parking Permits
You may obtain your student identification card and parking
sticker from the Dispatch Office of Public Safety located in the
Atherton Student Union Building.
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B. Library Policies
All graduate students currently enrolled at Butler University
are eligible to check out materials from the Butler University
Libraries. Borrowers must present a valid ID card at the
Circulation Desk when checking out materials. For more information,
visit the library's circulation policy page for
graduate students.
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C. Computer Account
After receiving your letter of acceptance from the Butler
University Admissions Office, you will be sent an e-mail or letter
with your Butler computer log-in name and temporary password. You
will need to have an active Butler e-mail account in order to
register for classes; the Computer Center staff (Holcomb Building,
room 317, 940-4357) can assist you if you prefer to forward your
mail to a different, personal email address.
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D. Health and Counseling Services
The Student Health Center serves graduate and undergraduate
students of Butler University. Hours are posted. Services are
provided on a walk-in, first-come, first-served basis. Emergencies
are given priority. The center is staffed by registered nurses and
provides treatment for minor accidents and illnesses on an
outpatient basis. A physician is available by appointment, three
days a week, for acute care after being seen by a nurse. Conditions
of a more serious nature are referred to local emergency rooms, or
emergency centers, or to the student's private physician for
treatment. Students are responsible for payment for all medical
services. A completed health record is required to be on file at
the center prior to attending classes. The Student Health Center is
located at 525 W. Hampton Drive.
The University Counseling Center offers individual and group
counseling for issues and problems related to academic, career and
personal-social areas of life. Appointments to see a counselor may
be made in person or by telephone. All counseling services, whether
individual or group, are free of cost, confidential and strictly
voluntary. Hours are 8:30 am-5 pm, Monday-Friday.
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E. Housing Options
For assistance in finding housing, either on-campus or
off-campus, you may call the Office of Student Affairs at
317-940-9381 or 1 (800) 368-6852, ext. 9381. You might also log on
to www.indystar.com to check
the classified ads in The Indianapolis Star if you are
looking for an apartment.
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