Bookstore
The Bookstore operates for the convenience of Medaille's students and faculty. Instructors ensure that all books required for their courses are sold at the Bookstore. Be sure of your courses when you buy your books. Be prepared to pay with cash, check, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, American Express or Financial Aid Voucher (with a current Medaille College ID card). Save your receipt! School supplies and Medaille College clothing and souvenir items are also offered for sale in the Bookstore.

Business Office
The Business Office maintains the student billing records for the College. Students must visit the Business Office to complete their registration by making payment arrangements prior to the start of each semester. Questions concerning your student bill or payment arrangements should be directed to the Business Office.

Campus Center
The programs and services offered through the Kevin I. Sullivan Campus Center are a vital part of the educational experience at Medaille. The facility serves as a focal point for college community life and a training ground for students in assuming social responsibility and leadership. The cultural, social, and recreational programs are intended to make free-time activity a cooperative venture with classroom learning. The Center houses a regulation NCAA basketball court, volleyball courts, jogging track, weight and exercise room, locker rooms, training room, food service area/multi-purpose room, bookstore, student lounges, student club and organization area, and a private dining room. It also houses the Office of Student Affairs, including Dean of Students, Residence Life, Career Planning and Placement, New Student Orientation, Student Activities and Recreation, Intercollegiate Athletics, and Health Center. The Campus Center program serves students, faculty, staff, alumni, and guests in developing well-rounded individuals working together to enhance the educational opportunities provided through the College.

Computing Center
The Academic Computer Center (ACC) is located on the second floor of Huber Hall and consists of a 30-workstation open lab, a 25-workstation classroom and a 20-workstation classroom. The lab is populated with Pentium 4 1.5 GHz PCs with 256 MB of PC-800 RDRAM. Each machine has a DVD player, Zip-250 drive, sound card, and optical scroll mice. The smaller classroom contains P-III 800 MHz PCs with 26 MB of SDRAM, CD player, Zip drive, and sound card. All ACC computers run Microsoft Windows XP Pro and are networked via fiber optic backbone accessing the Internet through a T1 line. The ACC runs Microsoft Office XP Pro and MS Visual Studio .NET, along with a variety of course-specific software applications and standard utility applications. Select machines offer Macromedia Studio MX and Print Shop Pro Publisher. For enhanced presentations and visual demostrations, both classrooms are equipped with interactive, touch-sensitive Smart Boards.

Financial Aid Office
All students are urged to visit the Financial Aid Office to learn about the types of aid available. If you have any questions regarding Pell, TAP (Tuition Assistance Program), FSEOG (Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant), or FCWSP (College Work-Study Program), please visit the Financial Aid Office. You may inquire about other types of scholarships and loans available.

Food Service
The Cafeteria in the Kevin I. Sullivan Campus Center serves breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday through Friday and lunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Come for a meal or a snack or just to socialize out! Catering service is also available.

Information Office
Can't remember where the Registrar is? Lose your car keys? Want to leave a note for your instructor? The Information Office can help you with these things and many more. If they can't answer your questions, you'll be directed to someone who can. It's a combination mailroom, switchboard, and lost and found. Facsimile services are also available at a reasonable charge.

Library
Your college days would not be complete without frequent visits to the automated Medaille College Library for that "special" help so necessary for the completion of successful college assignments. Whether it be research needs, a quiet place to read, or locating instructor reserve information or materials, the Medaille library staff is always there to help. Library services are electronically accessible through Medaille's Home Page on the Internet (http://www.medaille.edu). A validated college ID card is necessary to take books out of the library, so please remember to carry it with you.

Multimedia Studio-New Media Institute (NMI)
The Multimedia Studio, also known as the New Media Institute (NMI), is dedicated to teaching and training students in the trends of multimedia technologies. This includes the necessary skills to use the hardware and the software to create interactive CD-ROMs, designing World Wide Web pages, creating professional presentations, and compiling digital portfolios. The Multimedia Studio uses 10 G4 PowerPC Macintoshes with 256 MB of RAM, 6 gigabytes of hard drive space, CD-ROM, ViewSonic 17" 32-bit color monitors with high end internal speakers, audiovisual capabilities, two flat bed scanners, Nikon film scanner, black and white laser printer, digital video camera, digital still cameras, recordable 24x CD-ROM burner, 100/250 zip drives, and T1 fast Internet access. This facility also provides all the updated software to create video presentations, computer animation, 3-D rendering, image and sound manipulation, web pages and graphic design.

Registrar's Office
The Registrar's Office maintains the academic records of all students who have enrolled at Medaille. You should visit the Registrar's Office if you wish to drop or add a course, withdraw from a course, register for a pass/fail, file a change of major and/or degree status, inquire about graduation status, or have transcripts evaluated in preparation for admission to a specific program. The Registrar's Office also can tell you who your advisor is and when the next registration period will occur.

Special Academic Services Office
The Special Academic Services Office coordinates academic support services that assist all students with many transitions that occur during a college career. Student success is a special focus of this office as the Assistant Dean for Special Academic Services is a liaison for students and is able to answer questions or address concerns or complaints that students may have. Both day and evening hours are available.

Student Health Center
The Student Health Center is located on the second floor of the Kevin I. Sullivan Campus Center and is staffed by a Nurse. The office coordinates health records, immunization, provides for health and wellness needs, first-aid, health insurance, and educational programming.

Student Residency and Housing
Medaille College requires campus residency for students under 21 years of age who do not live within commuting distance and for local students wishing to participate in the residential experience. The residence life program emphasizes a high-quality environment and is coordinated by professional staff located in the Kevin I. Sullivan Campus Center. Several options are available including on-campus living in a small group setting which provides a comfortable living-learning environment, a newly constructed residence hall/apartment complex, as well as college sponsored off-campus apartments. Priority is given to students from outside the immediate Buffalo area.