Student Affairs-Dean of Students
C 336, (773) 442-4600, student-affairs@neiu.edu

  • Coordinates efforts with professionals across the university to ensure synergy and effectiveness in student service delivery and support
  • Educates students and the university community about University-wide policies and upholds student community standards
  • Serves as a primary source of information and advice about co-curricular opportunities and university resources
  • Provides violence prevention training, mediates disputes, and helps students put classroom learning into practice
  • Coordinates resources for undocumented students and their families
  • Coordinates residential life initiatives
  • Organizes Division-wide assessment activities
  • Manages and supports the administrative functions and activities of the Division
  • Assists students who are experiencing temporary or unexpected hardships

Residential Life - The Nest
3659 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., (773) 539-1450, neiu@studenthousing.com

  • Provides a supportive living/learning environment for students
  • Fosters greater accessibility to academic programs and student services

Angelina Pedroso Center for Diversity and Intercultural Affairs
B 159, (773) 442-5449, cdia@neiu.edu

  • Provides programming on diversity, multiculturalism, and social justice
  • Fosters awareness, inclusion, and respect for all cultures
  • Develops strategies to support the success of historically underserved student populations

Campus Recreation
Student Recreation and Wellness Center, (773) 442-4135, campusrec@neiu.edu

  • Recreation center with athletic courts, fitness center, and pool
  • Group exercise, personal training, and fitness assessments
  • Intramural and club sports
  • Adventure programming (climbing wall, high ropes, trips, team challenge)
  • Aquatics (swim lessons and open swim)
  • Health and safety courses (American Red Cross CPR/AED, first aid, WSI, LGI)
  • Special Events (5K, wellness fair)
  • Facility Rentals (high school sports, youth-adult recreational sports, camps)

Career Development
B 119, (773) 442-4680, ocs@neiu.edu

  • Offers assistance with career exploration and choosing major/career paths
  • Provides early career engagement and advising through the “First Year to Graduation Year Planning Guide”  
  • Offers comprehensive career preparation and development for students and alumni 
  • Oversees operations of the Power Closet which provides interview wear for NEIU students 
  • Provides resume critiques, cover letter assistance, interview preparation, and job search and networking strategies
  • Develops and supports collaborative community partnerships that provide internship and experiential learning opportunities

Student Counseling Services
D 024, (773) 442-4650, counsect@neiu.edu

  • Counseling and Mental Health (Wellness) services
  • Individual, group, and couples counseling for students
  • Consultation, outreach, and workshops for the university
  • Referrals to external service providers as needed

Student Disability Services
D 014, (773) 442-5495, sds@neiu.edu

  • Supports students by facilitating the provisions of reasonable accommodations as determined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
  • Seeks to go beyond compliance through education, advocacy, and strong partnerships with NEIU faculty and staff

Student Health Services
E 051, (773) 442-5800, health-services@neiu.edu

  • Health screenings and routine checkups
  • Management of minor illnesses and injuries
  • Wellness education and self-care information
  • Women’s health care
  • Immunization services
  • Referrals to community health clinics and providers

Student Leadership Development
B 159, (773) 442-4660, sld@neiu.edu

  • Student organizations, campus involvement, and student government
  • Leadership training and development
  • Community service and social justice activities
  • Civic and democratic engagement programs and campaigns

Student Pantry
E 050 A, (773) 442-4602, student-pantry@neiu.edu

  • Provides free shelf-stable food, seasonal produce, and personal care items to NEIU students twice a week
  • Coordinates efforts once a month for students to apply for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits
  • Provides workshops on food preparation options in collaboration with Student Health Services
  • Serves as a site for students to complete volunteer service

Student Union, Event and Conference Services
SU 207, (773) 442-4630, suecs@neiu.edu

  • Welcome Desk/Box Office, Village Square, (773) 442-4636:ID cards, U-Pass, stamps, discounted AMC movie tickets, tickets to University Events, locker rentals, lost and found
  • University space reservations and meeting/event/conference/lecture hosting
  • Special event planning assistance
  • Commencement event logistics/ticket distribution
  • NEIU online bookstore - Follett