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2014–15 Graduate and Adult Programs Academic Catalog
Graduate Programs
Campus Services
that could have been disbursed) to the student, or on the student’s
behalf, for the period of enrollment as of the day the student
withdrew.
Difference between amounts earned and amounts received
The University will follow the regulations for late disbursement
if the student received less grant or loan assistance than the
amount earned. If the student has received more grant or loan
assistance than the amount earned, then the unearned funds
shall be returned by the University, the student, or both.
Responsibility of the University
The University shall return the lesser of the unearned amount
of Title IV assistance or an amount equal to the total institutional
charges the student incurs for the period of enrollment of
which the assistance was awarded, multiplied by the unearned
percentage of awarded Title IV grant and loan assistance.
Responsibility of the student
Students shall return unearned Title IV assistance minus the
amount the University returns.
Order of return of Title IV funds
Excess funds returned by the University or student are credited
to outstanding Title IV loan balances for the student or made on
the student’s behalf for which a return of funds is required. Excess
funds must be credited to outstanding balances in the following
order:
1. Unsubsidized Stafford loans
2. Subsidized Stafford loans
Campus Services
Summer Housing Information
Residence hall housing is available for graduate students during
the summer course schedule. All housing is single occupancy,
air conditioned, fully furnished (desk, bed, chair, dresser, and
closet). Every residence hall room is equipped to use CedarNet,
the University’s intranet. Printing capabilities are available in the
library, in open-access computer labs, and in classrooms across
campus.
Students needing residence hall housing for the summer need
to contact Residence Life at 937-766-7872 at least two weeks prior
to the start of class in order to secure on-campus housing.
You are encouraged to make your health a priority and carry
personal health insurance so that your academic progress is not
interrupted by unexpected medical bills. Please contact University
Medical Services at 937-766-7862 if you have any questions.
Library
The Centennial Library provides a rich environment of resources
and professional support to assist students with their research
and course assignments. The library houses over 300,000
print, media, and digital items, including almost 900 journal
subscriptions in print form, 10,000 e-journal titles, and over 83,000
e-books. The library also contains the MediaPLEX, the Curriculum
Materials Center, computer classrooms, a variety of individual and
group study facilities, and the University archives. As a member
of OhioLINK, a cooperative of 91 Ohio college and university
libraries, students and faculty have access to more than 50 million
library items through a centralized computer catalog with on-
campus delivery. Additional partnerships provide access to the
collections of over 78,000 libraries worldwide.
Graduate students can establish access to the library’s online
resources away from campus by using their 14-digit library ID
number. Enrolled graduate students can verify their ID number
through CedarInfo (
cedarville.edu/cedarinfo
) in the Academic
(Student) Transactions area.
Our librarians provide reference services, research
appointments, and library instruction to prepare students to locate,
use, and evaluate information. Students are encouraged to contact
the library faculty for research assistance by calling 937-766-7850
or by emailing
.
At the conclusion of the master’s program, electronic versions of
master’s theses and projects must be submitted to the University’s
open access institiutional repository, DigitalCommons@Cedarville
(
digitalcommons.cedarville.edu/graduate_programs/
). An
electronic copy is printed, bound, and added to the University
archives collection. For more information and to access the
library’s catalog and online resources, visit the library’s website at
cedarville.edu/library
.
Information Technology
Cedarville University is nationally known as a leader in
instructional technology. A computer and high-speed Internet
connection are necessary to access online course activities using
Moodle. You may access Moodle at
cedarville.edu/moodle
. Log
in using your Cedarnet username and password.
• Contact your professor if you are unable to access your
course.
You will also want to conduct academic business using
CedarInfo (e.g., “View your class schedule” or “View your
transcript”). To use this powerful tool, access CedarInfo at
cedarville.edu/cedarinfo.
Log in using your Cedarnet username
and password.
Before using Moodle, CedarInfo, and other network resources,
please read the Acceptable Use Policy for CedarNet at
cedarville.edu/acceptableuse
. Use of Cedarville University
computer or network resources implies agreement to these
policies.
Computer Help
The computer help desk may be reached by phone at 937-766-
7905 or email at
Please identify
yourself as a graduate student so that the staff can help you more
efficiently. Accessing the comprehensive list of help pages answers
many common problems:
cedarville.edu/computerhelpall.
Email
Graduate students are provided a University email address
using Google Apps. All official email correspondence from the
University will be sent to this account. Check your account
frequently. Access your University email account at
cedarville.
edu/google
.
