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Student Affairs

Our students bring their own life stories to campus.
We celebrate their individual uniqueness
and help them cultivate a sense of belonging.

Our hope is to make this your home. Whatever we can do to help, let us know.
You can catch our students hanging out all over campus. C'mon, we had to.
College is a family affair. We get that it's a family matter, and we're here to say you and your family matter to us.
Commencement is one of our favorite times of year because as sad as we are to see you go, we are equally excited to see what you will become.
Service is a huge part of our students' lives. Our students packed 18,5300 meals for Kids Against Hunger at 2019 fall orientation.
Our involvement fair gives students a chance to join clubs and organizations, as well as enjoy the best fair food and games on campus.

We put our students’ needs first

It is our mission to help them achieve a life of integrity, perseverance, purpose and active engagement.

By building on our students’ academic experience, we offer and encourage them to become active participants in clubs and organizations, campus events; prioritize their mental, physical and spiritual health; develop respectful and meaningful relationships; and keep our community safe.

We are here for our students and families. Please stop by our office in Poling Hall or contact us with any question, concern or idea.

FAQs

I’m having difficulties adjusting to campus life. Who can I talk to?
You’re not alone! The majority of students leaving home for the first time go through a transitional period and need to allow themselves a little grace while adapting to their new home. There are many campus resources available that we can provide by contacting the Office of Student Affairs. In addition, our campus offers free Counseling Services.
What if I have to miss a class or will be off campus for a short period of time due to a serious illness, a death of a close family member, an extenuating circumstance, or family emergency?
We understand that life happens and want you to know the Office of Student Affairs can notify your faculty on your behalf if you are unable. Certain situations can seem overwhelming and our staff is here to help every step of the way.
What are the health care options near Monmouth College?
Students have access to our Student Health Center here on campus. We understand they may need care after hours and have provided area health services and pharmacies for your convenience.

I’m having difficulties adjusting to campus life. Who can I talk to?
You’re not alone! The majority of students leaving home for the first time go through a transitional period and need to allow themselves a little grace while adapting to their new home. There are many campus resources available that we can provide by contacting the Office of Student Affairs. In addition, our campus offers free Counseling Services.
What if I have to miss a class or will be off campus for a short period of time due to a serious illness, a death of a close family member, an extenuating circumstance, or family emergency?
We understand that life happens and want you to know the Office of Student Affairs can notify your faculty on your behalf if you are unable. Certain situations can seem overwhelming and our staff is here to help every step of the way.
What are the health care options near Monmouth College?
Students have access to our Student Health Center here on campus. We understand they may need care after hours and have provided area health services and pharmacies for your convenience.
I have concerns about the wellness of a friend. How can I get them help?
We understand that seeking help for a friend can be difficult to manage. Our Residence Assistance Staff are all trained to handle a variety of situations. They also know who to contact if further intervention measures are needed. Other resources are available to assist you: Office of Student Affairs, Counseling Center, or contact the Title IX Coordinator if matters involve sexual harassment. For immediate assistance, contact Campus Safety.
I’ve been injured and can’t climb stairs. Who can help me with housing and class accomodations?
The Office of Student Affairs is available to help with this process of you acquiring accommodations.
Where can I drop off my immunization records or get a copy of them?
We are required by law to provide proof of immunity and follow the State of Illinois Immunization Requirements. Forms can be printed here and will need to be completed and turned in to the Office of Residence Life, located in Poling Hall, room 123. Request for a copy can be made by contacting Dian Henson.
Who can help me if I am needing housing accommodations?
You will need to complete the Special Housing Needs forms, part 1 and part 2. If you are in need of a Service and Assistant Animal, please contact Jenny Sanberg or Cindy Beadles to complete the appropriate form. Housing forms can be emailed to Office of Residence Life or faxed to 309-457-2363.
Who do I speak with if I need academic accessibility services?
Student Success and Accessibility Services is housed in The Ace within the Hewes Library. Students with disabilities must register with Disability Services in order to qualify for reasonable accommodations.

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