The Checklist

Be sure to see our HelpDesk staff at the Welcome Tent when you arrive for the fall semester!  They will provide you with your unique network login information, campus mailbox and phone information, and a instructions to help you connect to the network. All students will be required to register their computers online in order to gain access.  Computer systems must have antivirus software installed, be virus-free, and up to date with all Windows security patches.

For more information, take a look at the IT HelpDesk site.

Yes. Resident students are assigned a mailbox.

Campus mail and U.S. Mail is distributed Monday through Saturday. Students are encouraged to check their mailboxes regularly. Packages and certified mail may be picked up at the Mail Room [building 7, on your campus map] counter during regular business hours.

Keys for the mailbox may be picked up in the mail room. A $25 fee will be assessed for replacement keys and the mailroom will not get your mail for you if you do not have your key. Mailboxes for all students are in the Delbert E. Sims Union [building 8, on your campus map]

All student mail must be addressed to a campus post office number (CPO#). Items without the CPO# will experience delays. Student mail should be addressed as follows:

Name of Student
317 East College Ave.
CPO # XXX (where “xxx” is your mailbox number)
Greenville, IL 62246

Parking at the Ganton Circle parking lots, located east of Dallax Annex [building 21 on your campus map] is reserved for bookstore customers and campus visitors only, so students cannot park in this lot. 

Parking along the posted fire lane on either side of Ganton Circle Drive is prohibited.

These restrictions are in effect 24 hours a day 365 days a year.

Students who are enrolled in a music course may practice in LaDue Auditorium or in the Whitlock Music Center. Applied students may reserve practice times in some practice rooms.

This can be done in the music office the first week. Authorized groups may sign up for the Blackroom with Professor Gary Erickson at ext. 6573. They may sign up for a practice with the Music Department ext. 6560.

Groups may NOT practice in the Whitlock Music Center

In addition to language, mathematics, and music placement tests, new students take part in institutional research and assessment.  This process provides feedback to the College on how well it carries out the mission to shape students for lives of character and service. 

New students are tested on social orientation, academic and personal motivation, values, and attitudes that influence them as they enter college life.  When they are seniors, students complete similar tests to determine what may have changed during their college career. 

These measurements assist the Higher Learning Commission in their determination to renew accreditation to Greenville College.

We expect and require students to act responsibly with their computers, and to avoid using them for inappropriate purposes. Downloading of pornography, as well as other improper conduct, is prohibited, detectable, and traceable to your individual computer and network ID.

We use a system that monitors the pages students view from the Internet rather than restricting access. A report of offenders is maintained by the Student Development Office on a regular basis. Violations to campus policies may result in disabling internet access and/or network accounts.

Due to the way AOL web browser interacts with our internet monitoring system, use of it is not allowed on campus. Currently this is the only AOL component we are blocking. Students may still use AOL email accounts and AOL Instant Messenger.

Voluntary Internet Blocking
Voluntary blocking of inappropriate websites is available. An online form can be found on the Help Desk website. You may complete this form to request website filtering for your student account.

This is your chance to learn of the different clubs, teams, organizations, jobs, etc. available to students of the Greenville College Campus and in the Greenville Community.

Check the campus events calendar to see what day the Opportunities Fair is being held this year.

Yes, but since the number of faculty offering applied lessons is limited, lesson priority is given to music majors and minors. Elective lessons may be offered if lesson slots are available.

Note: Students who are not music majors or in a music ensemble may not store instruments in any of the music department facilities. The music department is also not responsible for any students’ instruments or equipment stored in our facilities.

Yes, auditions are open to all students who wish to be involved.

Check the Student Events Calendar for audition dates.

Audition scenes, applications, and audition sign-up can be found on Dr. Cecelia Ulmer’s office door, Room 210 of the Dietzman Center [second floor of building 29 on your campus map.] Please contact Dr. Ulmer at Cecelia.Ulmer@greenville.edu or extension 6550 with any questions.

Every student is issued an email account while enrolled at Greenville College.  This account is one of our official means of campus communication.  We encourage you to check email routinely to view important campus information, bulletins, announcements and updates.  While some people may already have or choose to use personal email accounts such as hotmail or aol.com, campus addresses are the only ones that will be used for official college communication.

If you're registered for COR 101, your COR 101 instructor will be your academic advisor during the Fall semester. (See the label on your NSO packet if you don’t know which COR class you are placed in.)

Freshmen who declare a major in the Fall will be assigned an academic advisor from their major department in the Spring. Freshmen who remain undecided will continue to be advised by their COR 101 instructor until a major is declared.

Transfer students who have declared a major will be advised by a faculty member from the department of their chosen major. Undeclared transfer students will be assigned an advisor by the Records Office [located on the main level of Marston Hall, building 33 on your campus map.]