  Resource DirectoryCGU is engaged in all aspects of our students’ lives and provides services and programs to enhance your education experience and help you explore interests beyond the classroom. From housing, student clubs, and psychological care to dining, entertainment, and more—CGU strives to make your journey through graduate school a rewarding one.
 1. ServicesStart your own campus life experience by familiarizing yourself with these basic services. Campus SafetyAlways report all suspicious activities to Campus Safety. Campus Safety offers the following services:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8170 Campus Extension: 72000 ChaplainsCatholic, Christian Science, Jewish, Latter-Day Saints, Muslim, Protestant, Zen Meditation communities—and other on-campus religious and spiritual groups—meet at McAlister Center for worship services and programs overseen by the Chaplains. Some of their services are:
Website CUC "Connect"CUC's "Connection" is located at the south entrance to the Honnold-Mudd Library and hosts a variety of services, including:
Website Phone: (909) 607-2273 Counseling (Monsour)A well-trained team of psychologists, psychiatrists, and post-doctoral and intern therapists offer support for a range of psychological issues in a confidential and safe environment. Services offered include:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8202 Emergency InformationThe University is aware of and has prepared for all types of emergencies including, but not limited to: earthquakes, fires, pandemic, and workplace violence. Click to find out about:
Website Campus Safety: (909) 621-8170 Campus Safety (From Campus): 72000 Emergency Message Hotline: (866) 910-2200 HR/Workplace Violence Hotline: 1 (866) 648-510 Food Services / Cafeteria"Hagelbarger's" is the cafeteria at CGU. Click to find out about:
Website Phone: (909) 607-3297 Health InsuranceCGU Health Insurance is optional and can be billed directly onto your tuition statement. Terms and conditions apply. Click to find out about:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8069 Health ServicesStudent Health Services (SHS) has a well-trained team of doctors, nurse practitioners, and medical support staff which provides full-service care. Appointments scheduled in advance are offered at no charge to students. Walk-in appointments, labs, imaging and prescriptions are available at reasonable fees. Click to find out about:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8222 HousingLiving on campus offers a convenient ten-minute walk to campus, or an easy five-minute bike ride. In addition, it is a safe environment—well lit buildings, gated fencing, video surveillance, on-site staff, and routine patrols of the complex equate to a community that places a high value on the safety and security of its residents. Click to find out about:
Website Phone (Business Hours): (909) 607-8506 Phone (Evenings and Weekends): (909) 607-8260 *Evening and weekend response will be handled by our onsite residential staff. ID Card / Student CardCUC's "Connection," at the south entrance to the Honnold-Mudd Library, issues student ID cards for all CGU students. You must be registered for the semester in which you are requesting an ID card or a replacement ID card. Cards are available as indicated below:
Website Phone: (909) 607-2273 Mediation and Resolution ServicesThe University's Ombuds Office helps individuals identify options for fair and equitable outcomes, and fosters civility and mutual respect. The Ombudsperson is confidential, independent, neutral and informal and offers a range of dispute resolution assistance for CGU students, faculty, staff, and administrators on situations such as:
Website Phone: (909) 607-0908 ParkingParking permits are required when parking in any CGU parking lot. These permits are issued by Campus Safety. Click to find out about:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8170 Voter RegistrationThe Office of the Secretary of State for the State of California has worked with colleges and universities throughout the state to encourage citizens to vote in state and national elections. In this page you will find:
Website 2. Campus OrganizationsStudent campus organizations are the lifeblood of academia. Through active participation, students can network, make friends, and become advocates. Participation can also lead to dialogue and conversations that become useful as research material! Find the organization that best fits your interests. If you can't find what you're looking for, suggest creating one to CGU's Graduate Student Council. Asian American StudiesThe Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies (IDAAS) addresses Asian and Pacific Islander issues and experiences through interdisciplinary teaching and research. Established in 1998, IDAAS provides a rich academic program to all students at The Claremont Colleges. Website Phone: (909) 607-2645 Black Graduate Students AssociationThe Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) is a student-run organization dedicated to the support of the Pan-African student experience at Claremont Graduate University. The CGU BGSA is associated with the National Black Graduate Student Association (NBGSA). Website Email:bgsa@cgu.edu Black Student AffairsThe Office of Black Student Affairs (OBSA) works to help students of African descent attain their undergraduate and graduate degrees, and become competent, ethical adults who are confident about their futures. Services provided include:
Website Phone: (909) 607-3669 CGU Graduate Student CouncilThe Graduate Student Council (GSC) is concerned with promoting the welfare and concerns of the graduate student body and communicating with CGU faculty and administration on behalf of the graduate students. Click to find out about:
Website Contact Us Chicano / Latino Student AffairsChicano Latino Student Affairs (CLSA) provides support programs and services that enhance the academic success and personal development of Chicano/Latino students at The Claremont Colleges. Some of their services include:
Website Phone: (909) 621.8044 International Place (I-Place)Over 800 students from 74 countries attend The Claremont Colleges. Whether you are a visa student, hold US citizenship, permanent residency, have lived abroad, or simply want to meet people from around the world, the I-Place offers you services which include:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8344 Minority Mentoring ProgramIn 1994, CGU developed the Minority Mentor Program (MMP) as part of its commitment to improve the retention of underrepresented students. Learn more about the program and the services we offer, which include:
Website Phone: (909) 607-0789 Queer Resource CenterThe Queer Resource Center is a 7-College resource center serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, asexual, omnisexual, pansexual and allied community at The Claremont Colleges. Services offered include:
Website Phone: (909) 607-1269 3. Academics and ResearchWhether you're struggling to outline a paper or need a professional review of your proposed research, CGU has many resources to help you succeed during your graduate studies. BookstoreThe Huntley bookstore is the official bookstore for The Claremont Colleges and it is independently operated. Their services include:
Website Phone: (909) 607-1502 Campus ContactsAs a current student, you should refer to this directory of department and program contacts whenever in doubt. Website Career ManagementThe Office of Career Management works in partnership with students to achieve their career objectives. As career consultants, their services include counseling and specific workshops to help students focus their job search. Click to find out about:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8177 The Claremont CollegesThe Claremont Colleges is a consortium of five undergraduate liberal arts colleges and two graduate institutions reminiscent of the Oxford-Cambridge model. The undergraduate colleges include Claremont McKenna College, Harvey Mudd College, Pitzer College, Pomona College and Scripps College. The two graduate institutions include the Claremont Graduate University and the Keck Graduate Institute of Applied Life Sciences. Each has its own campus, its own students and faculty, and its own distinctive mission. With 6,900 students and 3,600 faculty and staff, located on more than 560 acres of land, the consortium generates an endless variety of intellectual, cultural, and social activities. Website Claremont University ConsortiumClaremont University Consortium (CUC) is the central coordinating and support organization for The Claremont Colleges. Some of the 28 central services provided include:
Website Faculty and Staff (Directory)Find any CGU staff or faculty member by entering information in one of the filters listed below. Search using the person's last or first name or their department. Website Phone: (909) 621-8000 Institutional Review Board (IRB)As a graduate university, we seek to prepare students for roles as researchers in other institutions. And as such, we must abide by Federal, state and university regulations which require that the use of human participants in research be reviewed by an Institutional Review Board (IRB). At CGU, the IRB is responsible for the following:
Website Phone: (909) 607-9655 Library (Honnold/Mudd)The Library is partners with The Claremont Colleges in learning, teaching, and research. Some of the services provided are:
Inside Honnold Library you'll find: Website Phone: (909) 607-3959 Mailroom and DuplicationCGU has its own mailroom and duplication services located in the basement of Harper Hall. Some of their services include:
Website Phone: (909) 621-8320 Preparing Future Faculty (PFF)
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