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Campbell Solution Center( CSC)
The Campbell Solution Center was created exclusively to get your questions answered and your problems solved. We realize students lead busy lives and navigating through the University’ s administrative procedures can be quite challenging at times. The CSC Staff is here to assist students in a simple and direct way.
“ One-Stop Shopping”
Many of your needs will be addressed quickly and directly-whether it’ s an issue regarding:
• Billing
• Book Vouchers
• Financial Aid
• IDs
• Meal Plans, Flex Dollars
• Registration / Transcripts
• Parking Passes / Auto Registration
We have staff on hand to assist you with these issues. With any other issue we will either get the answer for you directly or find out who can answer your questions. Don’ t fall through the cracks; let us be your safety net.
NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Hours of Operation:
8:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m., Monday through Thursday 8:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m., Friday
Contact Information: Phone: 215-641-5595, on campus ext. 21595 E-mail: campbellsolutioncenter @ gmercyu. edu or csc @ gmercyu. edu
The Mercy Center for Service, Spirituality, and Justice Vision Statement
Through our programs and pastoral presence, the Mercy Center strives to:
• Gather a vibrant community of faith for prayer, reflection and service
• Celebrate the Catholic / Christian faith of our sponsors and encourage all to live their faith more fully
• Animate the community to understand and live out our Mercy identity through activities which connect us with poor and marginalized people and global concerns.
The purpose of the Mercy Center is to support all members of the Gwynedd Mercy community in their quest for spiritual growth, regardless of religious affiliation. Students can connect with us through spectrum of activities, including Catholic mass, spiritual retreats, one-time service events, week-long Alternative Break trips, ongoing service in the local community, and informal visits to our office in Mercy Hall. Our goal is that those who participate in our programs will experience a deeper engagement with their own faith and an understanding of and commitment to Mercy’ s call to social responsibility and service to society.
The Mercy Center team consists of a Director of Spirituality and Justice and a Director of Service and Catherine’ s Cupboard. Each is available for individual conversation as well as collaboration with student organizations, athletic teams, residence halls and academic departments. Please see our webpage, follow our social media pages on Facebook and Instagram, call 215-641-5590 or email mercycenterstaff @ gmercyu. edu for more information about our offerings this year.
Catherine’ s Cupboard Recognizing that some students struggle with basic needs, Catherine’ s Cupboard provides a variety of groceries and toiletries to any member of the GMercyU community who needs them. In addition to our main Cupboard in Tabor House on Service Center Lane(# 24 on campus map), grab-and-go meals and snacks are available in the Chapel Lobby( Campbell Hall) and in the Waldron Center 2nd floor kitchen across from the Commuter Lounge. If you are concerned about getting enough nutritious food for yourself or your family or are struggling to meet other basic needs, please contact CatherinesCupboard @ gmercyu. edu.
Vice President for Mission, Planning and Effectiveness Dr. James Gallo Assumption Hall, first floor Phone: 215-542-5787 ext. 21787 on campus Email: gallo. j @ gmercyu. edu
The Mercy Center for Service, Spirituality and Justice located in Mercy Hall: Director of Spirituality and Justice Jeffrey M. Wallace Phone: 215-641-5590, ext. 21590 on campus Email: wallace. j @ gmercyu. edu
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