Henninger Athletic Center, 315-445-4450
www.lemoynedolphins.com

Le Moyne believes in nurturing the physical, emotional, spiritual, social and intellectual aspects of each individual. As a result, Le Moyne has an extensive athletic program incorporating intercollegiate, intramural and club sports, as well as personal fitness and recreational activities. The College facilities are designed to support a wide variety of sports activities and other extracurricular events.

Athletics at Le Moyne College are guided by an athletic advisory board. The board advises the director of athletics concerning intercollegiate athletics. Faculty, students, administrators and alumni are represented on the board.

Intercollegiate Athletics
Le Moyne College observes the conditions for eligibility stated by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). All of Le Moyne's teams compete in the Northeast Conference. Students on academic probation may not participate in the intercollegiate athletic program. First-year students are eligible for varsity competition.

Le Moyne sponsors men’s varsity competition in basketball, baseball, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, golf, swimming and diving, cross-country and indoor and outdoor track and field. Le Moyne sponsors women’s varsity competition in tennis, volleyball, softball, basketball, soccer, swimming and diving, lacrosse, cross-country, golf, and indoor and outdoor track and field.

Student-Athlete Advisory Committee
The Student-Athlete Advisory Committee is made up of at least two representatives from each collegiate team. Its role is to serve as a liaison between the student-athletes and the athletic director. Liza Hillegas (315-445-4412) is the advisor.

Student Tickets
Each student is entitled to free admission to each regular-season home athletic event. To be admitted to home games, students must present their Le Moyne ID card.

An automated teller machine (ATM), operated by Key Bank, is located in the Dolphin Den.

Le Moyne Plaza, 315-445-4036
www.lemoyne.bncollege.com

The Le Moyne College Bookstore, open year-round, offers a wide selection of school merchandise, school supplies, residence hall supplies, health and beauty aids, and books for leisure reading. The store also carries all required and recommended course materials for Le Moyne College courses. The bookstore offers a textbook rental program on select titles, and some titles are available in digital format.
 

Accepted forms of payment include cash, any major credit card, and Barnes and Noble gift cards. Store hours may be found at the front door, as well as on the store website or by calling the store.

Second floor, Grewen Hall, 315-445-4350 
www.lemoyne.edu/bursar

Inquiries regarding financial matters pertaining to student accounts should be directed to the bursar’s office. The bursar’s office maintains records related to the payment of tuition and fees, disbursements of loan funds and financial aid awards that are credited directly to the student account. The bursar’s office is also responsible for issuing refund checks and for collecting the various deposits, fees and fines that are required by the College.

Le Moyne College, in partnership with Spectrum, provides more than 100 standard and high definition cable TV channels to residence hall rooms and common lounge areas. Among the cable TV lineup are two channels that provide student event information. Additional premium and digital cable TV services are also available directly through the College's cable provider. Students that reside in College-owned houses are responsible for purchasing their own cable service.

The Office of Campus Life and Leadership is located in the Campus Center. The Office of Campus Life is responsible for the integrating and managing the College’s residential life program, student activities, student government, student clubs and leadership programming. The campus life program is devoted to providing a vibrant campus environment that supports the needs of both the Le Moyne residential student and those living off campus. Recognizing that students’ co-curricular experiences have a profound impact on their personal and educational development, the campus life program aims to structure varied experiences that facilitate the overall growth of the individual.
 

The Office of Campus Life also houses the ID card system, manages ticket sales and reservations for student events, vans, and recreational equipment.

Basement, Nelligan Hall, 315-445-4444
www.lemoyne.edu/life-on-campus/campus-safety/

The primary function of the Department of Campus Safety & Security is to offer an environment conducive to personal and academic development for students, staff and faculty through service and prevention. The office strives to achieve these goals through conspicuous and covert patrol, ethical and professional investigative procedures, education of the public and constant training of department personnel. The office is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Le Moyne Safe App from App Store

Le Moyne Safe App from Google Play

344 Reilly Hall, 315-445-4185
www.lemoyne.edu/careers

Choosing an appropriate major … identifying possible career paths … obtaining internship experience … developing job search skills … understanding graduate school options … accessing opportunities for employment. These are the important needs of college students that the Career Advising and Development Office supports.

The Career Advising and Development staff helps students plan for careers after graduation through individual coaching, group workshops, programs like Manresa, and online career-related resources. Students are assisted in career exploration, developing résumés, refining interviewing skills, gathering employer or graduate school information, building a professional network, and implementing a plan for postgraduate pursuits. The office also provides job postings on Handshake and a career fair each semester.

Students are encouraged to complete at least one internship, research experience, or other career-related experience during their time at Le Moyne. The career advising office works to develop relationships with area companies to facilitate students’ participation in internships. The office also sponsors the Career Conversations program that connects students with alumni in their industry of interest.

Students should utilize Career Advising’s resources early and often in order to set themselves up for future success.

IT Service Desk, Noreen Reale Falcone Library, 315-445-4579 

The Office of Information Technology provides audio-visual technical assistance to faculty, students, staff and administrators, and event guests in support of the academic and community missions of the College.

Services include audio-video technical support, as well as set-up and tear-down of audio-visual equipment in classrooms and event rooms on campus. The staff provides instruction on the use of any in-room audio-visual equipment and will provide scheduled assistance if requested. The staff also provides outside audio-visual vendor coordination and collaboration if an event requires greater technical capability than what is possible in-room.

If an outside audio-visual vendor is required to meet the needs of a particular campus event, those requests need to be made at a minimum of 2-4 weeks prior to the event in order to guarantee vendor availability and proper planning.

Hours of operation while school is in session are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Hours of operation during the summer months are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.

LaCasse Dining Center, 315-445-4695/Catering, 315-445-4697/Dolphin Den, 315-445-4699

The LaCasse Dining Center is open seven days a week serving breakfast, lunch and dinner Monday through Friday and brunch and dinner on Saturday and Sunday. Food may not be removed from the LaCasse Dining Center. Your ID is necessary for board meals, Splash Cash purchases and guest passes.

Many different resident plans are offered.
• Carte Blanche Unlimited access to meals, $60.00 per semester in Splash Cash, 6 guest passes
• 16 Meal Plan Up to 16 meals per week, $100.00 per semester in Splash Cash, 6 guest passes
• 12 Meal Plan Up to 12 meals per week, $75.00 per semester in Splash Cash, 0 guest passes
• 8 Meal Plan Up to 8 meals per week, $50.00 per semester in Splash Cash, 0 guest passes

There are also Gold options available. See phinshospitality.campusdish.com for more info.

Two off campus resident meal plans are available.
• Any 60 Meals, $200.00 in Splash Cash
• Any 30 Meals, $200.00 in Splash Cash

Commuter student meal plan is available.
• Any 15 Meals, $75.00 in Splash Cash

These plans may be purchased at any time during the academic year. Changes to meal plans can only be made during the first week of each semester. Meals and munch money carry over from fall semester to spring semester, but not from year to year. Munch Money is available for purchasing items at all food service facilities.

The Dolphin Den is open seven days a week. Located in Grewen Hall, the Den is the campus retail facility that serves a variety of soups, salads, deli sandwiches, grilled items, Boba tea, and Smoodis.

Kafe Nuvo is located on the first floor of Grewen Hall. Coffee drinks, breakfast sandwiches, and pastries are available.

Noreen Reale Falcone Library, 1st floor, office suite #150

Phone: 315-445-4118

Email: [email protected]
Disability Support Services

Students with disabilities are guaranteed equal access to college programs and services. The American with Disabilities Act and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1990 prohibit discrimination on the basis of disability. The Office of Disability Support Services (DSS) arranges accommodations for students with documented disabilities to ensure equal access to both the classroom and campus environment. Students are encouraged to contact the DSS office, as soon as possible, in order to ensure that accommodations can be implemented in a timely manner. Completion of the Student application, written documentation of a disability, and the completion of an intake appointment with DSS staff is required before accommodations can be implemented. All Housing, ESA, and Meal Plan exemption accommodation requests are also reviewed by the Medical Housing Review Committee. Academic Services for all students, such as tutoring, coaching, study skills, etc. are coordinated by the Student Success Center (315-445-4597).

Each student, upon enrolling, is issued an email account with an address in the stu.lemoyne.edu domain. This email account is the official email address to which the College will send email communications. Students are expected to regularly check their lemoyne.edu e-mail. This official address will be recorded in the College’s electronic directories and records for that student. Contact the IT Help desk at 315-445-4579 with questions regarding your email account.

Springfield Road, 315-445-4500
 

The Facilities Department is located near the athletic center. The director and the staff are responsible for all maintenance, repairs and improvements to the buildings on campus and for the maintenance and upkeep of college-owned grounds. Students can submit non-emergency work orders online at myschoolbuilding.com. Students should contact Facilities (445-4500) between the hours of 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m., Monday through Friday and Campus Security (during non-business hours) for any work orders requiring immediate attention.

Third floor, Grewen Hall, 315-445-4400
Financial Aid

The Office of Financial Aid processes financial aid for undergraduate and graduate students. Any questions regarding Le Moyne grants and scholarships, federal and state grants, or federal loans may be answered by stopping in, calling or sending an email to: [email protected].

Panasci Family Chapel, 315-445-4110
www.lemoyne.edu/campus_ministry

The campus ministry center serves the entire College community, from the perspective of faith, regardless of religious affiliation. The professional staff offers a variety of opportunities to experience community, worship, service, faith doing justice and spiritual development. The campus ministry center is open Monday through Friday and Sunday for relaxation, dialogue, inquiry, conversation and counseling.

Catholic worship is available on a daily basis in the Shanahan Chapel and on Sundays in the Madonna della Strada Chapel, both located within Panasci Family Chapel. Catholic devotional activities take place Wednesday evenings. Protestant worship is scheduled for Sunday afternoon and Bible study gatherings occur on Monday evenings. A Muslim prayer room is available in the Chapel. Interfaith and ecumenical services are held on campus throughout the year on various occasions.

Liturgical ministry opportunities are available for those students wishing to be lectors, cantors, musicians, singers and Eucharistic ministers for Sunday Masses. A variety of service opportunities are made available through Campus Ministry throughout the year. Alternative Service Breaks to domestic and international locations are offered several times a year during regularly scheduled school breaks. Campus Ministry also sponsors a variety of consciousness-raising activities to educate the campus community about the many and various social justice issues of our time. Spiritual development is offered through six weekend spiritual retreats.

Through Projects in Community ( P.I.C.), Le Moyne College students serve the Syracuse area in a variety of programs on an ongoing basis as well as participate in a number of “one-shot” opportunities throughout the year. The office also serves as a resource for community agencies that are looking for volunteers as well as other student organizations that are looking for volunteer opportunities. Work-study placements in the Syracuse community are coordinated through this office.

Requests for Posting of Prayers and Death Notices for Members of the College Community

1. As a community that values “personal care” for all its mem¬bers, the College provides the opportunity for faculty, staff and administrators to request campus-wide prayers when they or their families are confronted by serious illness or death. Requests for prayers and death notices may be left at Campus Ministry (315-445-4110) during office hours or via voice mail outside of office hours.

2. Out of respect for community members and their families’ privacy, it is required that this request be made by the affected member of the college staff or his or her immediate family. Circumstances might require that such a request be passed on to campus ministry by a colleague or friend in which case the explicit permission of the affected individual or family will be required.

3. Campus Ministry will communicate this information to the College community through a campus email announcement.

As a part of the College’s campus security system, Blue Light Emergency Telephones, are located at several sites across the campus. When activated, they will provide direct access to the Le Moyne College Security Office. Students, faculty, and staff also have access to Heights Alert, the College’s emergency notification. This free service is designed to provide rapid notification and instruction to the campus community in the event of a serious incident that poses an immediate threat to the health and safety of the Le Moyne community. All members of the campus community will be automatically enrolled in Heights Alert via e-mail, however, anyone wishing to receive emergency notifications via text message - which is highly recommended - must register their cell phone number in the Heights Alert platform. Further details about the Heights Alert system and the enrollment process can be found at https://echo.lemoyne.edu/Life-on-campus/Campus-Safety-Security/Heights-Alert.

Romero Hall, 315-445-4532
Upward Bound

The goal of the Le Moyne College Upward Bound Program is to generate in participants the skills and motivation necessary for success in education beyond high school. Services include instruction in reading, writing, study skills, mathematics and other core curriculum areas; academic advice and assistance in high school course selection; tutorial services; exposure to cultural events and academic programs; career counseling; on-campus residential programs; and programs and activities designed for individuals with limited proficiency in English.

Any student who is proven to be eligible may apply. Eligible students must be residents of the City of Syracuse, have completed eighth grade but not have entered 11th grade, and must be between the ages of 13 and 19.

1st Floor Lobby, St. Mary’s Residence Hall, 315-445-4520

The Housing and Residence Life team is dedicated to fostering a vibrant and supportive campus community where students can thrive academically and personally. Comfortable living spaces, enriching programs, and a dedicated staff are available to help students make the most of their college experience.

Several administrative functions are handled in the Housing and Residence Life office such as all housing-related matters such as keys, student room assignments, room changes, housing lottery and work orders. 

The Campus Life and Leadership Office issues the Dolphin Card / Student ID card. This card is used for meals, building access and library use. Over time, the cards can become worn, damaged, or unreadable. Cards damaged due to normal or reasonable wear and tear will be replaced at no cost to the cardholder as long as you bring back the old card for replacement. The Campus Life and Leadership Office reserves the right to assess a $10 replacement fee for replacement of a card that is damaged due to neglect, misuse, or improper care, at the office’s determination and discretion.

The fee to replace a lost card is $10. Replacement cards can be obtained from the Security Office outside of normal business hours. 

18 Mitchell Hall, 315-445-4565
Campus Technology

Le Moyne College provides the College community with a wide variety of computing resources for instruction, research, administrative and other uses related to its academic mission. Campus residence halls provide network connectivity to many computing resources through student-owned computers. Additionally, computing labs – containing Windows and/or Macintosh systems and laser printers – are located throughout the campus for instructional software delivery and academic computing. All locations have high speed access to the Internet.

Students should be aware of the below referenced policies and standards policies as they apply to their use of technology resources:

· Le Moyne College Acceptable Usage Policy;

· Le Moyne College assigns computing accounts to all members of the College community for exclusive use by the assignee;

·     Users are responsible for protecting the security of their accounts and the information accessible by these accounts and are not permitted to share account information with other parties without exclusive permission of the chief information officer or his/her designee.  Those who allow others to use their account, either intentionally or accidentally, will be held fully accountable;

·     Fraudulent or unauthorized use of College or external computing systems is strictly prohibited.

342-344 Reilly Hall, 315-445-4190
 

Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP)

The Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program (HEOP) is a direct-entry program that provides a comprehensive support system to students who show great potential for college success but, for a variety of reasons, may not have had the same academic opportunities or financial resources as other applicants. Funded in partnership with New York State Education Department (NYSED), HEOP provides holistic academic, financial, personal/social, and post-graduate planning support to a cohort of eligible participants. Some benefits to students include: a five-week pre first-year Summer Academic Institute, a dedicated academic advisor, financial aid packaging to reduce barriers to success, and programming designed to prepare students for the rigors of college and beyond.

African-American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American Program (AHANA)

The African-American, Hispanic, Asian and Native American Program (AHANA) is a legacy* program at Le Moyne College that was established alongside HEOP 1969 to expand enrollment of students of color. This program provides academic, financial, and social support to promising students, who have faced historic barriers to entry to college and do not meet the NYS residency requirement for HEOP. AHANA students participate in structured academic support programming, attend the five-week Summer Academic Institute, and have a dedicated academic advisor who works with them throughout their time at Le Moyne.

*Due to changes in federal regulations, beginning Fall 2025, Le Moyne will no longer be accepting new students into the AHANA program. Our office remains committed to supporting students who are currently in the program through graduation.

Noreen Reale Falcone Library

The library supports students' learning, research, academic success, and wellness by providing access to a wide array of resources, including books, journals, databases, multimedia, and digital resources. Students can connect with the library for research support through various methods, including walk-up help at the services desk, one-on-one appointments, email, phone, and 24/7 chat. The library also offers spaces designed to meet students' diverse study needs, with quiet zones for individual study and deep concentration, as well as collaborative areas for group work and discussion. Additionally, the library houses the Tatyana Popović Archives and Special Collections, which provides access to materials documenting the history of Le Moyne College.

In order to receive a bachelor’s degree, students must have at least a 2.0 G.P.A. in their major course of study. Students who have a major G.P.A. below 2.0 will be required to meet with their academic advisor, department chair of their major, or the Director of the Student Success Center. During the meeting, students will develop an action plan which may include ways to improve the student’s G.P.A. in the major, meeting with additional College representatives, or considering a change of major.  Additional conditions may be identified for students who have not improved their G.P.A. above 2.0 after two semesters.

Recreation Center, 315-445-4411
 

Le Moyne offers a variety of ways to stay fit, have fun, and build community–including access to the Recreation Center, intramurals, and club sports.

Visit www.lemoynedolphins.com for more information about:

• Recreation Center hours, amenities, and policies
• Intramural and club sports opportunities
• Facility guidelines and how to get involved

Second floor, Grewen Hall, 315-445-4456
https://www.lemoyne.edu/registrar/

The primary function of the Office of the Registrar is to maintain accurate academic records of all students registered in the College and to organize and facilitate registration activity. This includes timely grade recording, comprehensive grade reporting, transcript maintenance, and course scheduling.

The Office of the Registrar is service oriented, committed to meeting the needs of the students and the rest of the College community. Our services to students include: enrollment verification, posting transfer credit, transcript requests, senior degree audits, degree conferral, and diplomas.

The Office of the Registrar ensures the privacy and security of all student records. In compliance with the Family Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, the College will not release grades over the phone or via email. A student may have access to his or her records with proper identification. All requests for copies of transcripts or diplomas are submitted electronically (https://www.lemoyne.edu/registrar/transcript-request/). In accordance with College policy, the Registrar’s Office will not release diplomas of students with an outstanding financial obligation to the College.

Basement, Nelligan Hall, 315-445-4444 
www.lemoyne.edu/security

The campus shuttle service travels throughout campus transporting students to and from College-owned properties. The shuttle runs each evening from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. The van starts at the top and bottom of each hour from Harrison/St. Mary’s. Look for shuttle information in the lobby of all residence halls or online. Call the security office at 315-445-4444 for additional information

1st Floor, Noreen Falcone Library, 315-445-4597, [email protected]

The Student Success Center provides support to students by coordinating services pertaining to academic advising, major exploration, academic support, and tutoring. All students are assigned an academic advisor to help them throughout their education. These advisors are faculty members from their major discipline or Student Success Center staff when students are undeclared. They advise students regarding degree requirements, majors, minors, grades, academic progress and challenges. Students are encouraged to seek guidance from their advisors regularly and, more importantly, to get to know them on a personal level.

Personal cellular telephones are commonly used on campus for students to connect to family and friends. Telephone service is not available within the residence hall rooms or suites, so all students are encouraged to bring and use their personal cell phones. Emergency telephones have been provided within the residence halls to contact the Le Moyne College Security Office (315-445-4444), or for direct 911 dialing.

Seton Hall, 315-445-4195/315-445-4440
www.lemoyne.edu/wellness

Health Services
Health Services is open to all students. It is located in Seton Hall and is staffed by registered nurses 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday when school is in session. Medical coverage is provided by a physician assistant. Referrals to specialists off-campus, such as dental, x-ray, physical therapy and allergy injections, can be arranged through the health services office.

Health Services offers medical care, including emergency first-aid, treatment for injuries and illnesses, medical and nursing consultations and health-related counseling, laboratory tests and other diagnostic procedures ordered by the physician assistant or the student’s private physician. Off-campus consultations such as X-rays, dental, physical therapy and other referrals may be arranged through this service.

Counseling Services
College life can be quite stressful at times. Concerns can arise about academics, relationships, family, mental health issues and sometimes just overall emotional well-being. It is a sign of intelligence and courage to recognize when you may need help, and asking for help is also the first step in solving many difficulties.

To support students in building resiliency and finding healthy and productive ways to address their concerns, counseling services are on the 2nd floor of Romero Hall and offers:

• Our Web page www.lemoyne.edu/wellness, where there is information about the center, our services, our staff and various common concerns of college students.
• Individual counseling, by calling 315-445-4195 to make an appointment, or on a walk-in basis as available.
• Special events and programming related to prevention, stress management and student wellness.
• Substance abuse issues and concerns are also addressed at the Wellness Center for Health and Counseling. Assessment, individual counseling, support and educational groups are available.
• Brochures, books, CDs and DVDs are available.
• Consultation with students, parents, faculty and staff.

TELUS Student Support App:

• 24/7 call/chat support

• In person counseling (depending on provider availability)

• Couples counseling services

Health and mental health professionals from the Wellness Center may develop and oversee a range of integrated services for students with eating disorders or in recovery for addiction and substance abuse issues.

For specific information consult www.lemoyne.edu/student-advising-support/health-wellness/, call 315-445-4195, or visit the center in Seton Hall). Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., during the academic year. In an emergency after hours, call Campus Security at 315-445-4444.  Some services are available during the summer months, though not fully staffed.

If you need emergency assistance, please use one of the following resources:

• Mobile Crisis: 855-778-1900

• Contact Community Services 24/7 Crisis Hotline: 315-251-0600

• Crisis Text Line: Text HELLO to 741-741

• National Suicide Hotline: 1-800-273-8255

• VERA House-Domestic/Sexual Violence 24/7 Crisis & Support Hotline: 315-468-3260

• UPSTATE Emergency Room (750 East Adams Street, Syracuse, NY 13210

• CPEP at St. Joe’s (301 Prospect Ave, Syracuse, NY 13203

The process of education takes many shapes. It can range from formal classroom instruction to one-on-one discussion to taking advantage of special services available. All of these aspects fall within the parameters of general academic rules and regulations. Students should take the time to understand these services and policies.

Second Floor, Campus Center, 315-445-4590

The Office of Community Standards and Title IX Coordinator is located in the Campus Center. This office is responsible for overseeing the College’s student conduct process, promoting a values-based approach to community living, and ensuring compliance with state and federal Title IX regulations. Rooted in the Jesuit tradition and committed to cura personalis, the office supports the development of personal integrity, accountability, and respect among all students. It provides educational interventions, facilitates conduct hearings, and collaborates with campus partners to respond to incidents that impact the well-being and safety of the community.

In addition, the Title IX Coordinator ensures the College’s response to reports of sexual misconduct, relationship violence, and gender-based harassment is prompt, equitable, and supportive. Students may contact the office with questions related to policies, processes, or to seek guidance and resources related to community standards or Title IX.

344 Reilly Hall, 315-445-4577

The Office of Cultural & Social Engagement sponsors events and programs open to all students, staff, and faculty. One way we care for the whole person is to create opportunities to learn from new perspectives. Our office fosters a learning community that respects and welcomes multiple voices, ideas, beliefs, and experiences.

In addition to programs of general interest, programs and lectures that focus on Social Justice are presented throughout the academic year. In addition, the office also supports an array of new curriculum, instructional materials, media and pedagogical methods that reflect contemporary scholarly information that deals with key issues of race, ethnic studies, gender and cultural pluralism.

All employees of the College have the ability to refer students through the EASE resource. This online referral tool allows faculty, administrators and staff to identify students who may be in need of additional support beyond what they can provide in their role on campus. It enables the College to reach out to and support students confidentially at a time when it can be most effective. Typically, students who are referred receive an email asking that they meet with a specific member of the Division of Student Development.
 

First-year students can expect to receive mid-term grades in all of their first-semester courses. This allows faculty to provide feedback on their academic progress. Second-semester first-years and all undergraduate students receive mid-term grades only when their performance is deficient (a deficiency is an indicator of being at risk to fail a course). Students can view their mid-term grades using Phinfo (http://phinfo.lemoyne.edu/). 

All students should meet with their academic advisor to discuss their mid-semester grades and identify ways to improve performance in current courses. Students who receive three or more mid-term deficiencies (indicated by a grade of D, F, U, or DEF) will be required to meet with a member of the College’s Office for Academic Advising and Support to create a plan for improvement.

Please see the current Le Moyne College Catalog for information regarding Academic Programs, policies, the academic calendar and directory information.

209C Grewen Hall, 315-445-4155 

If any student working on campus experiences any issues or has concerns related to their on campus employment, should contact the Student Employment office within Human Resources. More information can be found at https://echo.lemoyne.edu/Financial-Resources/Student-Employment-Hire-Information.