Campus Activities

The Office of Campus Activities (CAO) oversees the administration of all clubs and organizations on campus and acts as an information clearinghouse for students.  The CAO also helps make the university community aware of a variety of events through publication of activities calendars.  All student organizations are welcome to use these resources and are encouraged to join the "NU Clue" e-news list serve to stay up-to-date on the many up-coming campus events. Stop by the CAO to sign up.

Counseling  

The counseling services office offers professional mental health counseling that gives you an opportunity to explore and share any situation, question or difficulty they may be experiencing. Counseling can help you get to know yourself, communicate effectively, make personal choices, help another grow, feel high self-esteem, have a sense of purpose, grow from a crisis, learn how to use counseling resources, make personal changes, and develop a wellness lifestyle. Located in the lower level of Seton Hall, appointments can be made by calling 286-8536.

 Housing

Life in the residence halls on campus can and should be your “home away from home.” There are many people and programs put into place to make sure you feel comfortable and cared about in your new home. Your first and closest resource is your residence life staff. Resident Assistants (R.A.s) are there to help answer your questions, solve your problems and make the transition to your college home a smooth one. You should always feel free to go to them about any situation you encounter. If they can’t help directly, chances are good that they will be able to point you in the right direction. The Housing Office in O’Shea Hall is only a phone call (or a few steps) away. Come visit us too – we are always glad to see you!

Multicultural & International Student Affairs (MISA)  

MISA stands for Multicultural and International Student Affairs.  MISA is an Administrative office in NU’s Student Life Sector. MISA’s function is to do programming that assists Underrepresented Minority students, International students, and educates the entire campus on other cultures and cultural issues.  We seek to help each student maximize their college experience through learning more about themselves as well as others. We create programs that will make Niagara an even more enjoyable place to be, and provide the information necessary for students to reach their goals. As we know each person defines what their individual success is, we look to support each students in developing this definition and making it a reality.

Recreation, Wellness and Club Sports

Niagara’s intramural and recreation program provides opportunities for you to constructively use your leisure time and improve both physically and emotionally. Approximately 25 intramural, fitness and instructional programs are offered by Kiernan Center staff based on student interest.