Parents Academy Webinars for Fall 2024

Parents Academy is designed to answer common questions parents have about Quinnipiac.

Dining Services

Wednesday, September 25, 7 p.m.

This session will provide an overview of the various meal plan options. Members of the Menu Maker team will share their experiences working with Chartwells.

What’s new from Student Experience and Engagement

The Office of Student Engagement had more than 2,000 students, staff and faculty in attendance at our annual Engagement Fair on August 29. If your student is still interested in joining a club/organization and is unsure of the steps to do so, please contact studentengagment@qu.edu and a staff member will set up a meeting.  

The Office of Student Engagement is proud to announce the launch of our reimagined Bobcat Central portal where students can find their people, their community and their next opportunity — all in one place! 

The Office of Student Engagement is looking for excited students interested in becoming an Orientation Leader. Applications will go live via email on Tuesday, October 1. Make sure to follow @quorientation on Instagram for more information.  

The Student Programming Board and WQAQ radio are busy planning the annual Fall Fest for October. Artist and date to be announced soon. For more information and hints on the artist and activities follow @quspb on Instagram. 

What’s new from Fraternity and Sorority Life (FSL)

We are wrapping up recruitment season here in the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life (OFSL). We are so excited to welcome so many new members into our community. So far, almost 300 students have joined the community across our 22 recognized organizations. 

September 23-28 is National Hazing Prevention Week. Our community will be tabling throughout the week, hosting various events and giving out donuts to those who take the pledge to stop hazing. Encourage your Bobcats to come and say hi in the Student Center.  

September 29 is our fifth annual day of service. Approximately 400 students will make their way into the greater Hamden community to perform hands-on service throughout the day. We anticipate approximately 1,500 hours of service to be completed. 

Questions about Fraternity and Sorority Life

If your Bobcat wants to find their home away from home, establish a community of peers with similar values, participate in service/philanthropy events, and have fun, feel free to direct them our way for information about joining. There’s so much coming up in the fraternity and sorority community; if your Bobcat is interested in joining us, please don’t hesitate to reach out. All questions can be directed to fslife@qu.edu or asked via Instagram @qufsl.

Learn more about Fraternities and Sororities

Student Health Services

Student Health Services, available on both the Mount Carmel and York Hill campuses, is available year-round for the students. Student Health Services offers management for sick visits, allergy injections, placement physicals, immunizations, sexual-health related visits and nutrition services. Students can make an appointment online or by calling 203-407-4050, Students must bring a state-issued ID, a copy of their insurance card and a form of payment to all visits (co-pays may be collected depending on the student’s insurance). Most insurance plans are accepted but we ask all students to contact their insurance company to ensure that Hartford Healthcare Medical Group, Specialty is in-network (Tax ID: 37-1911194).

Learn more and schedule a health services appointment

Counseling Services

Student Counseling Services are available for students on all three campuses and can help with anxiety, depression, adjustment to college life, time management and organizational skills and overall well-being. Students can make an appointment online or by calling 203-407-4020, and selecting option #1. Counseling services are provided at no additional cost to students. Psychiatry services are also available through the Counseling Center.

Join us for Fresh Check Day – Mental Health Awareness Fair 

Tuesday, October 8 

11 a.m. to  1:30 p.m. on the Quad 

Learn more about counseling services

Fitness and Recreation

Students should follow these Instagram accounts for up-to-date hours, programs and incentives:

@qurecwell

Free Fitness Classes

Free fitness classes run throughout the semester. Find info on our website: recwell.qu.edu or in our app. Classes are offered year-round on all three campuses, including Spinning, body sculpting, Zumba, Bootcamp, Core Conditioning, yoga and Pilates.

Sign up for classes on the RecWell website

Connect with Us on Facebook

QU Campus Recreation has created a Facebook so students/families/alumni who do not have access to Instagram, link below. 

Connect with RecWell on Facebook

Waivers

If your student is under the age of 18 and will not be 18 by the time they move onto campus please reach out to Campus Recreation at recreation@qu.edu for a copy of the Fitness Center waiver.

Wellness Wednesdays

Wellness Wednesdays begin on August 28. Look for a weekly email with a wellness related topic that is full of articles, tips and programs to help you live your best life. Then, stop by the table in the Recreation and Wellness Center lobby between 1 to 3 p.m. to gather more info, do an activity or grab a give-a-way.

Reflective Hike to Yoga

Join us for a hike, a little stretch and some great conversation! 

We meet on the Sleeping Giant lawn at 4:30 p.m. Sign-ups are open now on RecWell

• Sept. 9 and 23 

• Oct. 7 and 21 

Watercolors & Wellness

This event will help students relax, de-stress, paint and chat.  

September 16, 4- 5:30 p.m., RWA 218 

Sign-ups are open on RecWell

QPR Trainings – Question, Persuade, Refer

CPR is for your physical health, QPR is for mental health. Learn how to best help yourself and your friends in time of crisis. 

We will add dates all throughout the year. Sign-ups are open on RecWell

• Sept. 13 from 1-3 p.m. RWA 218  

• Sept. 18 from 2-4 p.m. RWA 218  

• Sept. 26 from 5-7 p.m. RWA 218  

Quick No-Cook Cooking Class

This class will be hosted by dietician Liz Morris from Hartford HealthCare. Stop by to learn how to make a healthy snack right in your dorm room!  

• September 9 - Smoothie Bowl, 11 a.m. to noon

• October 7 - Pumpkin energy balls, 11 a.m. to noon

Just pop in. No sign-up required.

Healthy Cooking Class with QU Dining Chefs

This is a great opportunity to learn to cook from our QU Dining chefs and then enjoy your meal! 

• September 24 – Cooking with seeds, 5-7 p.m., RWA 117 (teaching kitchen)

• October 3 – Favorite squash recipes, 5-7 p.m., RWA 117 (teaching kitchen)

Signups open a week before the event on RecWell

Community, Assessment, Response and Evaluation (CARE) Team

The CARE Team seeks to support students in overcoming obstacles and reducing distress. Led by well-trained and experienced professional staff members, CARE offers non-clinical support and connection to resources to address areas of concern that may arise during a student’s time at QU.

Did you know that 1 in 3 first-year students have a concern addressed by the CARE Team? If your Bobcat has any concerns that arise during their time at Quinnipiac, know that the CARE Team is here to support your student.

Common concerns addressed by the CARE Team:

• Excessive stress/ anxiety

• Interpersonal conflict

• Academic concerns

• Death of a loved one/ family member

• Transitional issues: homesickness/ trouble making friends

To learn about the CARE Team, types of concerns addressed and supported by CARE and resources of support for students, please visit qu.edu/care.

What’s new from the Office of Inclusive Excellence

Upcoming Events

QUEST Mentor and Mentee Welcome Event

Thursday, September 19, 4-6 p.m., CCE 101  

The Quinnipiac University Enriching Student Transitions program (QUEST) is a mentoring program focused on easing incoming underrepresented students' transition (students of color, first-generation and international students) to the university. The Office of Inclusive Excellence pairs incoming students with a faculty or staff mentor and a peer mentor to assist with the academic and social transitions. 

Multicultural Welcome Week, Monday September 16- Sunday, September 22 

Multicultural Welcome Week is hosted by the Multicultural Student Leadership Council and entails a wide array of identity and culturally based events that celebrate and honor the diversity of our Bobcat Community.  

LatinX & Hispanic Hertiage Month Celebrations  

September 24, 1-2 pm., Piazza 

A LatinX Teach-in event that will discuss topics regarding the LatinX community.  

September 24, 5-7 p.m., Complex Courtyard  

A Hispanic and LatinX Celebration that will celebrate the culture of LatinX communities with food, salsa dancing, and community building.  

Learn More

Interested members of the Quinnipiac community can learn more about and/or register for The Office of Inclusive Excellence offerings by reaching out via e-mail at inclusiveexcellence@qu.edu or visiting our office located in CCE 190.

Housing and Residential Life Updates

Open Door Hour for Community Engagement

September 30, 8–9 p.m.

This event aims to promote interaction and community spirit among our residents.

• Mountainview:

  • 1st Floor: Wellness Cart

  • 2nd Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

  • 3rd Floor: Name that Song

  • 4th Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

  • 5th Floor: Wellness Cart

• Ledges:

  • 1st and 2nd Floors: Wellness Activities

  • 3rd Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

  • 4th Floor: Name that Song

• Dana/Irma:

  • 1st Floor: Wellness Cart

  • 2nd Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

  • 3rd Floor: Name that Song

• Commons:

  • 1st Floor: Wellness Cart

  • 2nd Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

  • 3rd Floor: Name that Song

• The Grove:

  • 1st Floor: Wellness Cart

  • 2nd Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

  • 3rd Floor: Name that Song

  • 4th Floor: Snacks (pre-packaged)

Contact us

Our staff are available in the Office of Housing in the Student Affairs Center behind the Bobcat Den. We are open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are also available as follows:

• Phone: 203-582-8666

• Email: housing@qu.edu

• Housing webpage

Athletics and Recreation

Fall sports underway

Our athletic teams are getting underway. Get the fall athletic schedules on GoBobcats.com

Frozen Apple

The Quinnipiac men's ice hockey program will face rival Cornell in a non-conference game during the 2024 Frozen Apple at Madison Square Garden on November 30.

Quinnipiac is coming off a 27-10-2 campaign in 2023-24, registering a 17-4-1 mark in conference play to record its fourth consecutive Cleary Cup. The Bobcats became the second ECAC Hockey program on record to win at least a share of the Cleary Cup in four straight campaigns, joining Harvard (1985-89), who won the regular-season title outright three times (1986, 1987, 1989) and splitting the honor with St. Lawrence in 1988.

"We are very excited to head back to Madison Square Garden and participate in this year's Frozen Apple," said Quinnipiac head coach Rand Pecknold. "It was a very memorable contest in 2016 and we can't wait to get back to MSG for another great chapter in our rivalry with Cornell."

Get all the details and buy tickets

Individual game tickets are now on sale

Get your tickets

Dining Updates

Hours and Menus

View hours, locations and menus

What’s new from Spiritual and Religious Life

Shalom Dear Parents 

School has begun and one lunch at a time I am visiting with returning students  

And one shabbat at a time, I am meeting this years’ WONDERFUL freshmen – your children are awesome and I am so grateful to get to know them, that they CHOOSE to come to the Hereld House and share shabbat!  Thank you so much for sharing such wonderful people 😊 

If anyone wishes to share in our Rosh HaShanna/Yom Kippur services – you are most welcome.  On both days we begin at 10 a.m.  If I can be of any help or service – please reach out.  I will reach back.  My email is reena.judd@quinnipiac.edu and my cell is 203-623-0626. 

I wish you all a most healthy Shanna Tova.   

I pray there will be more peace. 

With much Shalom,

Rabbi Reena Judd

International Students and Scholars

International students on an F-1 visa who are completing their academic program in December 2024 are eligible to apply for post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT) work authorization starting on September 21.  

F-1 international students interested in doing an off-campus internship in the U.S. must be enrolled in a credit-bearing course requiring the internship and approved for Curricular Practical Training (CPT) work authorization during the term they will complete the internship. CPT authorization is required on the I-20 prior to beginning work.   

OISS and the Career & Experiential Learning Lab are co-hosting a Career Readiness Series for International Students throughout the Fall 2024 term consisting of information sessions regarding work authorization, advising on preparing a U.S.-style resuming, interviewing and networking skills.  

OISS can support international students with a variety of processes: applying for a social security number (SSN) if they’ve been hired for an on-campus job; applying for a CT driver’s license or state ID; opening a U.S. bank account; or getting a U.S. phone number.  

Upcoming Events

• September OISS Fun Hours: Sept. 13 and Sept. 23 from 2- 4 p.m. in ABL-S122  

• Art & Game Night for International Students: Sept. 15 at 6-9 p.m. at On the Rocks  

• OISS & iQ Career Development and Experiential Learning Lab Mixer: Sept. 18 at 1-3 p.m. in ABL S122 

More Information

Students and families can review the international website at international.qu.edu for helpful information and upcoming events. New and continuing students can access their immigration documents and requests in the ISS Portal.

You can reach us by email at oiss@qu.edu or visit our office in the Arnold Bernhard Library 122S, across from One Stop. You can also follow us on Instagram at @qu.oiss and @quglobalpartners.

Global Engagement

We are delighted to offer 19 faculty-led courses abroad for the spring/summer semesters. Students interested in applying for a spring/summer faculty-led course abroad are encouraged to attend an upcoming information session. Sessions will be held on zoom on September 11, 17, 18 at 7 p.m. For more information about the information sessions, office hours, and how to make an appointment with the Office of Global Engagement, please visit educationabroad.qu.edu. The application deadline to apply for a spring/summer faculty-led course is October 15, 2024.

For more information, please visit educationabroad.qu.edu or email study.abroad@quinnipiac.edu.

What’s new from Community Engagement

Walking Tour of the History of New Haven’s African American/Black Community

Saturday, September 21 10 a.m.-1 p.m.  

Soup Recipe making for food pantry donation - SGA Suite in the Student Center

Tuesday, September 24 11 a.m.-2 p.m.

Join SGA and the Office of Community Engagement to prepare dried soup recipes for donation to a local food pantry  

Service Fair on the QUAD  

Wednesday, September 25 3-5 p.m. 

Various service focused student organizations will be tabling to encourage you to join them in their activities to serve the unmet needs of the local community  

CAP’s Helping Hand Day – Center for Religion

Saturday, September 28 8 a.m.-12 p.m.

Community Action Project (CAP) is hosting a half day service event to engage dozens of Quinnipiac students in direct service at local community locations serving the needs of youth, elderly, people with disabilities, those experiencing homelessness and/or hunger and other needs. 

Follow CAP on Instagram @qu_cap for additional information.

What’s New from Financial Aid

Welcome, new students! And welcome back to our returning students!

The Financial Aid Office is here to provide information, support and guidance to students and families as they navigate through the various resources necessary to fund their education. First, we encourage all students to complete a FAFSA at studentaid.gov if they have not already done so. This is the first step in determining what types of federal, state and institutional financial aid a student may be eligible for. And please remember, the FAFSA needs to be completed each year! From there, the financial aid staff will put together an award package of all the financial aid a student is qualified for.

After an award package has been generated, please keep an eye on your Financial Aid Checklist to ensure all outstanding requirements have been met.

Ensure your Financial Aid Checklist is Complete! Your financial aid checklist must be complete for your aid to reflect accurately against your invoice. This includes sections such as:

• Complete the required documents*

• Review and accept your financial aid award package

• Complete Entrance Counseling

• Sign a Direct Loan Master Promissory Note

*When you submit the FAFSA, you may be randomly selected for a process called “verification.” Our office must determine the accuracy of the information provided on your FAFSA application by requesting and reviewing additional documentation.

For those students and families that are looking for additional resources to help fund their education please see the following recommendations that a student can explore:

Outside Scholarships: Many students use outside scholarships as a resource to help with funding their education. We encourage all students to research outside scholarship opportunities. Learn more about searching for scholarships.

Federal Parent PLUS Loan: The federal government offers each parent the opportunity to apply for a Parent PLUS loan. This is an educational loan in which the parent is the borrower, and the parent is responsible for repaying the loan.  The borrower can begin repaying the loan once the funds are fully disbursed to Quinnipiac for the loan term or defer payments while their student is attending school on at least a half-time basis. The interest rate on the Parent PLUS loan is fixed at 9.08% for the 2024-2025 academic year. The loan application is located at studentaid.gov. The borrowing parent will sign in to the website using their FSA (Federal Student Aid) ID, which is the same login used to complete the parent portion of the FAFSA. There is an option to create an ID on the website if you do not already have one. The government charges an origination fee for borrowing this loan. The fee is 4.3% of the borrowed amount of the loan. Remember to add this fee into the amount you decide to borrow. 

If a parent is denied credit for the PLUS loan, a first year or sophomore student will be offered an additional $4000 unsubsidized federal student loan ($5000 for juniors and seniors) as part of their financial aid offer for the school year. Parent PLUS will notify the school of the parent's credit decision in 24 to 48 hours. This additional student loan is allowable only if the PLUS loan decision is not overturned on appeal or endorsed for payment. Note: if one parent is denied credit but the other parent is approved to borrow the PLUS loan, the additional student loan is not allowable. Parent PLUS can be reached at 1-800-433-3243 with any questions regarding the application process.

Private Educational Loans: Private loans are available to students, parents or guardians. Please refer to elmselect.com, an unbiased website providing the most current information on private lenders historically used by Quinnipiac students. There you will find the link to each lender, their loan applications and information pertinent to their loan products. There is no one lender more favorable than the other. Please contact the lender(s) you are considering for specific questions relating to your financial situation. While the website provides a comprehensive list of lenders, you can choose to work with a lender not reflected on Elm Select. No matter which lender you choose, they will notify the Financial Aid Office once the loan is secured.

Please note: Undergraduate students must have a credit worthy co-signer to secure a private loan.

Questions

For any questions or to speak with a financial aid counselor, please call 203-582-8750 or visit the Financial Aid Office in the Echlin Center. Counselors are available Monday – Friday between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

One Stop Office (Student Administrative Services)

One Stop provides seamless and integrated student administrative services throughout the entire student life cycle. One Stop includes cross-functional student solutions for:

• records and enrollment services

• managing student finances

• parking and transportation services

(One Stop works closely with and can provide preliminary information about financial aid, Q-Cards, housing and dining. Advanced registrar functions such as degree conferrals, Dean’s List and diplomas are administered through the Registrar.)

• Email: onestop@qu.edu

• Call: 203-582-8650

Fall Reminders

We encourage all students to check their accounts in Self-Service once a month. 
If a student fails to pay their outstanding balance the university will place a hold on the account. If a student has a hold on their account, the university reserves the right to:

• Prohibit students from registering for classes

• Restrict student access to view final grades

• Withhold diplomas

• Prohibit students from working at a university-sponsored job

• Prohibit participation in the room reservation lottery

• Charge a 1% monthly late fee of the total balance

• Transfer the account to an outside collection agency

Proxies

Students may authorize a proxy (parent, guardian, spouse or other individual) to have access to Self-Service to make payments on behalf of the student or to view grades. In addition, authorizing a proxy also allows the appropriate Quinnipiac faculty and staff to discuss relevant matters with the proxy.  Learn more about Proxy Access.

One Stop Hours of Operation 

• M, T, Th, F: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

• Wednesday: 10:15 a.m. to 5 p.m.

We receive a large volume of correspondence and it may take us one to two days to respond to your request. Email onestop@qu.edu remains the most efficient way to reach our office.  We kindly ask you not to send multiple messages or leave multiple voicemails within a couple of days.  Our correspondence gets distributed among the team and multiple correspondence often ends in multiple members of our team doing the same research and responding multiple times and thus makes our queues longer. In the unlikely event that your original correspondence is not replied to within three business days, we apologize and encourage you to please contact us again.

Please reference the following for assistance as needed:

• Self-Service Student Finance Guide provides complete instructions on using Self-Service to set up a proxy, view and pay invoices and set up a payment plan.

• Managing Student Finances pages show cost of attendance and financial aid options.

• The One Stop webpage provides answers to many questions and the frequently asked questions page is a particularly helpful resource.

• Email onestop@qu.edu for questions about billing and payment.

• Email finaid@qu.edu for questions about financial aid.

Learn more about One Stop

Office of the Registrar (Academic Enrollment and Course Schedules)

Learn more about the Registrar

Parking, Shuttles and Transportation

Parking

As we enter the Fall semester, we want to ensure your transition to campus life is as seamless as possible. 

• All members of our community that bring a vehicle to campus are required to review and be familiar with the Quinnipiac Parking Rules and Regulations.

  • Members of the community who do not follow the Quinnipiac Parking Rules and Regulations are subject to ticket and tow.

• The MyParking application for permit registration is now open.

• No permits will be issued to students who have three or more unpaid tickets on their account. Please take this opportunity to visit MyParking to review any tickets and pay fines.

• Residential first-year students are not authorized to have or operate vehicles on campus at any time.

• Per the Quinnipiac University Rules and Regulations each permit allows parking in certain designated lots. Please find the list of available lots under Parking Permit Classifications and Locations on our website. 

• Campus maps will help to identify the lots for which the permit entitles the driver to park.

• Decals are printed on a rolling basis.

  • Undergraduate residential and commuter students will pick up their permits from One Stop Office. See hours of operation for One Stop. We will have coverage over Welcome Weekend.

    • When decals are printed and ready for pick up, emails will be sent to the student’s Quinnipiac email account with instructions for pick-up.

    • A valid Quinnipiac ID must be presented by the student to pick up the decal.

  • Graduate students will have their decal mailed to their MyParking address.

Any questions, please reach out to One Stop Auxiliary Services at parking@qu.edu.  Learn more on the parking page of our website. 

Shuttles

The campus shuttles are busy transporting our students between our three campuses. We transport approximately 1,200 students every hour during the peak hours of the academic day. If your student is experiencing any concerns or issues with the shuttles, please email us at qushuttles@qu.edu.

Our shuttles are here to provide constant, reliable transportation to our students. As with any commute, students should allow themselves ample time to travel to their destination. Students are encouraged to download the Passio GO! app for live mapping of the shuttles. 

Shuttle schedules will be available on the shuttles page

Title IX and Bias Response

As of August 2024, the Title IX Office will be known as the Title IX and Bias Response Office.

In August 2024, a new Sexual Misconduct and Harassment Policy for students, staff and faculty will be implemented replacing the existing Title IX Policy.

Effective August 1, 2024, the 2024 Title IX Regulations issued by the Department of Education require that all staff and faculty complete annual Title IX training. Throughout the fall 2024 semester, the Title IX and Bias Response Office will be offering in-person and virtual training opportunities for staff and faculty.

Throughout the fall, the Title IX and Bias Response Office will also be offering in-person prevention training opportunities for all members of the campus community.

Students, staff and faculty are reminded that reports of sexual misconduct, harassment, intimate partner/dating violence, stalking, bias and discrimination should be made to the Title IX Office and Bias Response Office.

Learn more about Title IX

Public Safety Updates

Public Safety is located in the heart of the Mount Carmel Campus on Bobcat Way in a stand-alone building. Our department is always open to assist our students, faculty, staff and parents.

Public Safety is responsible for the protection of lives and property at Quinnipiac. We strive to achieve this goal through proactive patrol (vehicle, foot, bike and video surveillance), investigations of incidents, victim assistance and educational programs. We provide campus coverage 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

Our mission is to provide the highest level of service, safety and security to the Quinnipiac community through an unwavering commitment to our core values, which are R.E.S.P.E.C.T.:

• Responsibility

• Excellence

• Service

• Professionalism

• Education

• Compassion

• Trust

Emergency Alerts

Are you receiving the Quinnipiac emergency alerts? If you are not receiving the alerts and wish to do so, please have your student log into Self-Service and add emergency contacts on the bottom. Parents can’t log into this site, only the students. Please be advised that you will receive all alerts from Quinnipiac (bear sighting, road closures, weather alerts, emergency situations, etc). You will receive the alerts (as texts, phone calls and emails) in real time. 

Stay safe

• Familiarize yourself with Quinnipiac’s Emergency Preparedness Procedures

• In an emergency, always call 911 first.

• Register for approved Quinnipiac University emergency communications and other important information via text message and email. You may also register for Guardian and transform your mobile phone into a personal alarm beacon. In the event of an emergency, critical information you elect to share will be provided to Quinnipiac University to help them more quickly respond and help you. This service is provided to you free of charge by Quinnipiac University. Learn more about Rave

• Quinnipiac Public Safety is available 24/7 for a safety escort. Public Safety officers will drive or walk you to/from your vehicle or classroom at any time and for any reason.

Contact

For life-threatening emergencies, call 911

For all other emergencies, or requests for help, contact:

• Public Safety: 203-582-6200

• Student Affairs: 203-582-8753

Graduating Students

Ceremony schedule

The schedule for Commencement 2025 has been announced. Information regarding tickets and additional details on the ceremonies will be available later in the semester. The Commencement website will also have updates and can be found at https://commencement.qu.edu.  

Friday, May 9
M&T Bank Arena, York Hill Campus

1 p.m. — Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine Commencement
5 p.m. — School of Law Commencement

Saturday, May 10
Quad, Mount Carmel Campus

10 a.m. — School of Education and School of Nursing Undergraduate and Graduate Commencement
3 p.m. — College of Arts and Sciences and School of Communications Undergraduate and Graduate Commencement

Sunday, May 11
Quad, Mount Carmel Campus

10 a.m. — School of Business and School of Computing and Engineering Undergraduate and Graduate Commencement
3 p.m. — School of Health Sciences Undergraduate and Graduate Commencement

Parents and Family Leadership Council

Show your Bobcat pride: Join the Quinnipiac Parents and Family Leadership Council!

Interested in joining? As members of the Parents and Families Leadership Council, we invite you to directly engage in and join a partnership focusing on the continued success of Quinnipiac. As a member, you will be invited to two meetings per academic year with university leadership and fellow council members, receive exclusive parent email updates and have the opportunity to attend many invitation-only receptions, including parent and family networking and social events. Members receive multiple opportunities to meet, advise and network with university leadership and administration, deans, faculty, staff and fellow families.

While each family customizes their experience to meet their family needs, the only requirement to join is a desire to help make a difference with an annual leadership gift in support of the university’s priorities and initiatives.

Benefits of joining the Quinnipiac Parents and Family Leadership Council:

• To serve as ambassadors for the students, faculty, staff, alumni, and parents of Quinnipiac University through engagement, career development, and philanthropy

• Presentations by administration, faculty, staff and others about how your student can maximize their QU experience

• Invitations to special receptions with Bobcat families, President Olian, and university leadership

• Ambassadors for new Bobcat families, and promote parent involvement & support of university initiatives

• Host or attend regional or on-campus events

• Special Commencement benefits

For more information on how to get involved, please contact:

Jenna L. McClain Morlong
Director of Development for Parents and Families
203-582-7294
jenna.mcclain@qu.edu

Learn more and get involved in Parents and Family Leadership Council

Additional Resources

Join the conversation

Parents of current students have created an independent Facebook group — Quinnipiac University Families Helping Families — designed to help other current parents and families.

Hamden Regional Chamber of Commerce launches app to showcase what is happening off campus

As you plan your visit to Quinnipiac, check out the recently launched Hamden community app, Hello Hamden This app features news, events and pertinent information about what is going on in the Hamden area. Download the app