A bias incident involves language or behaviors demonstrating bias against persons or groups because of factors, actual or perceived, like race, ethnicity, national origin, religion, creed, age, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, medical condition, body size, disability, marital status, familial status, pregnancy, predisposing genetic characteristics, veteran status, domestic violence victim status, ex-offender status, or socioeconomic status. Bias incidents are intentional and unintentional.

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Counseling services are provided by Trillium Place.

Clinical Health Services provided by Carle Eureka Hospital

Eureka College embraces diversity as a core value and define diversity as creating a campus community that reflects the diversity of our nation and promotes intercultural understanding.

ULifeline provides students a Self-Evaluator toolkit which is a confidential online mental health assessment developed for ULifeline by Duke University Medical Center.

After a semester begins, students and advisors may no longer make changes to registrations using SONIS Web. Instead, students should submit a completed Add/Drop/Withdrawal form (with signatures) to the Office of the Registrar to make changes, which include adding a class, dropping a class, or withdrawing from a class.

A student can customize a major course of study based on individual academic interests and professional objectives. Individualized majors and minors are intended for those students whose academic interests cannot be pursued by following established majors. Students interested in an individualized major must obtain approval from their faculty advisor and two other sponsoring faculty members. All individualized majors must meet the minimum standards for majors established in the College Catalog. Applications for an individualized major must be submitted to the Curriculum Committee for approval by the end of the sophomore year, or by the end of the first semester after transfer.

A student can customize a minor course of study based on individual academic interests and professional objectives. Individualized minors are intended for those students whose academic interests cannot be pursued by following established minors. Students interested in an individualized minor must obtain approval from their faculty advisor and two other sponsoring faculty members. All individualized minors must meet the minimum standards for minors established in the College Catalog. Applications for an individualized minor must be submitted to the Curriculum Committee for approval by the end of the sophomore year, or by the end of the first semester after transfer.

Changes in status from Full-Time (12+ credits) to Part-Time (11 or fewer credits) or vice versa affect several aspects of college services. When changing your status, either temporarily or permanently, a Change in FT/PT Status form should be submitted to the Office of the Registrar as soon as the change is anticipated so that adjustments/corrections may be made.

On rare occasions, it may be desirable or necessary to substitute a required course in a student’s program of study with another course, due to curricular objectives, professional objectives, or scheduling necessity. To substitute a required course with another course, submit a completed Course Substitution form (with signatures) to the Office of the Registrar.

Students who entered the college under Uniquely Eureka may apply for an Experiential Learning Grant for qualified activities. Return completed forms to the Business Office for review.

In special cases, with good cause, a student may be granted additional time, beyond the end of the semester, to complete coursework (not to exceed one semester). To receive an Incomplete, submit a completed Incomplete Form to the Office of the Registrar.

Pass/Fail
A junior or senior may elect to register for some courses on a pass-fail basis, provided the courses do not fulfill general education requirements and are not in the area of the major or minor concentration. The aim is to encourage students to broaden their understanding by exploring less familiar fields. This form, with signatures, must be filed in the Registrar’s Office before the first day of the semester. Changes to or from pass-fail shall not be made after the first day of class. A student may not count more than 18 hours of pass-fail credit toward graduation. To receive a grade of “pass,” a student must earn at least the equivalent of a “C” in the course. A grade of “P” will count toward semester hours earned but not be computed in the grade point system. A grade of “F” under the pass-fail option is not included in the grade point average. All non-credit courses rae graded as pass-fail; some may be required for graduation.

Audit
A student may exercise the audit option under the following provisions. A grade of “AU” means that in the judgement of the instructor, the student has attended the course regularly. It must be arranged with the instructor and have advisor approval (via this form) and be registered in teh same manner as any other course. It will be given final approval if a seat in the course is available after all credit enrollments have been served. It may not be changed to a credit basis after the fifth day of the semester, which is the last day to add a course. After the tenth day of the semester, the fee will not be refunded and the audit must be satisfactorily completed or assigned a grade of “W.” A credit course may be converted to audit through the 10th day.

Eureka College encourages students to take advantage of our many study abroad opportunities. Studying abroad will expand your knowledge and appreciation of the world and make you a more competitive candidate on the job market. Learn more about the program, available scholarships, and how to apply on the Study Abroad page. The completed form is submitted to Dr. Kate Harlin, who serves as the International Studies Coordinator.

Eureka College's Learning Management System. Canvas allows students to access course content for their courses, submit assignments, participate in discussions, communicate with the instructor and classmates, take quizzes and exams, and more.

Download and log in to your Canvas Account by following the steps in this document!

Easily access your Eureka College mail through Microsoft Outlook and take advantage of a number of tools offered. This account will be available to you throughout your time at the College and will close shortly after you graduate.

Access Melick Library's numerous e-resources and databases.

Students have access to several printers/copiers around campus. Each student is allocated a specific amount of funds each semester to print with. More information can be found by clicking the box below.

Eureka College IT Services maintains the college network, college network services, and college owned equipment.

The Financial Responsibility Agreement explains the financial responsibilities associated with attending Eureka College. You must sign off on this for every year you attend EC. Questions about this agreement? Contact the Business Office at 309-467-6312.

Discounted pricing available for Adobe software, including Photoshop, InDesign, After Effects, Premiere Pro, and more.

Current students can use MS Office products on their Windows or Mac machines for free.

Budgeting software for your computer and mobile device. Free for the first year for college students.