Current Academic Calendar (www.pitzer.edu/academics/calendar)

Equipment: Please give a 48-hour notice for all equipment requests. Equipment setup for sound or for film or video is available for almost any on-campus event.

Film and Video: The AV Department has over 4,000 different titles for you to choose from Video Library List.

AV Title Request Form: Fill out the online form and submit it. Please give a two-week notice for media requests. Online Title Request Form

Contact: Audio-Visual at x72638 (909.607.2638) McConnell basement, or preferably by email at avhelp@pitzer.edu.
Victor Milhon-Martin, Manager of Instructional Services
Henry Fernandez, Production Manager, Benson Auditorium
Samuel Greene, Production Coordinator, Benson Auditorium

Pitzer College Map

Claremont Colleges Map

City of Claremont

Claremont Chamber of Commerce

Calendar of Events

Directory of businesses in the Claremont Village

Directory of Farmer's Markets in Southern California

Claremont Cash (CUC Connection)

The decision to cancel classes should be taken very seriously. The reputation of the College and the integrity of the academic program rely on every class being conducted according to the schedule. Faculty should discuss their approach to class cancellation with students well in advance, ideally at the beginning of the semester. Normally, faculty members are responsible for notifying students directly of the decision to cancel a class (e.g. via an announcement in a prior class or by email). The following guidance is provided with regard to class cancellations:

Anticipated absence
If you know that you will not be present for a class because you will be attending a conference or engaged in another professional activity, announce this information to your students well in advance, on the syllabus if possible. Try to arrange for a colleague to teach the class on the day(s) that you will be away or discuss alternative activities or assignments with the students and make it clear how the time will be made up. Although you may try to reschedule the class, you should assume that the complex schedules our students have may make it difficult or impossible to do this.

Emergency absence
Occasionally a medical or personal emergency arises which necessitates your canceling a class at the last minute. There are many variables involved in this kind of situation: meeting time of the class (day/evening), time remaining before the class meets, class size, etc. It is your responsibility to use good judgment to make the best of this unfortunate situation. If you can notify your students individually by phone or email, this is the best alternative. If your situation prevents you from doing this, you should call the Office of the Dean of Faculty at X18217 (909.621.8217) and ask to have your students notified in class (be prepared to provide the time and meeting location of your class).

Assignments: Classroom assignments are done by the Office of the Registrar. Toward the end of the year you will receive an e-mail with the timeline and appropriate forms. If you have specific questions about the process please contact The Office of the Registrar at x72650 (909.607.2650) or Registrar@pitzer.edu

Request a change: After the semester has started, if your classroom is not adequate, e-mail DOFcore@pitzer.edu to request a classroom change. Please indicate in your e-mail why the room is not sufficient.

Smart Classrooms: All classrooms are smart, for training or if you have a special request contact Audio Visual Services at x72638 (909.607.2638).

Room Reservations: To reserve rooms on campus, visit Room Reservations, and select BROWSE from the left side of the screen.  Once you’ve decided to reserve a room, login as a Guest, and follow the instructions.

Class Trips

Committees are the building blocks of College governance. Faculty, students, and staff serve together on nearly all standing and ad hoc committees. All faculty members are assigned to committees after their first year.

Click here for descriptions of the various committees.

Click here for the most current list of committee assignments.

Help Desk
If you have any problems with your computer, computer programs, e-mail, etc, contact help@pitzer.edu. If you cannot access your e-mail account you can use the online form or call Information Technology directly at x73065 (909.607.3065).

Printing

The copy code for the Xerox machines are the last 4 digits of your social security number.

• There are faculty printers located in the following buildings:
  • Avery Hall 2nd floor
  • Bernard 2nd floor copy room (Xerox)
  • Broad Center 2nd floor
  • Broad Hall 1st floor
  • Fletcher 2nd floor copy room and Room 102 (Xerox)
  • Scott Hall 2nd floor hallway

Computer Lab Reservations
To reserve a computer classroom click here. Click on the room you would like to reserve and fill out the request form that appears on the screen.

Email Distribution Lists

• Faculty@pitzer.edu: This e-mail is used to send out official Pitzer news and updates to all faculty on campus. This is an unmonitored list.
• Staff@pitzer.edu: This e-mail is meant to send out official Pitzer news and updates to all Staff members. This is a monitored list.
• Staff-talk@pitzer.edu: This e-mail is meant to send out more informal information to staff members. Some examples of e-mails to this list serve include the advertisements of yard sales, things you want to give away, or things you may be looking for. This is an unmonitored list.
• Students@pitzer.edu: This e-mail is meant to send out official Pitzer news and updates to all students on campus. This is a monitored list.
• Student-talk@pitzer.edu: This e-mail is meant to send out more informal information to students on campus. Some examples of e-mails to this list serve include the advertisements of yard sales, things you want to give away, or things you may be looking for. This is an unmonitored list.

Faculty travel to professional meetings
Faculty allowances are allocated by the Dean of Faculty's Office and routinely distributed within policy guidelines by an Assistant in the Dean's office. Faculty may apply at any time during the academic year for funds to assist with travel to be made during the fiscal year which runs from July 1 to June 30. Funding may include one or more trips. Funding guidelines and maxima are outlined below:

Per diem: Expenses cannot be reimbursed without original receipts.

Other expenses: Transportation and accommodation expenses, as well as conference registration fees, can be covered. Original receipts are needed for this reimbursement.

Limits: Each faculty member normally has a yearly allowance for travel to professional meetings equal to $2,000; 50% of this allowance ($1000) is available upon attendance at the first domestic meeting. Another 25% ($500) is available to faculty members attending two domestic meetings. The full amount is only available to those faculty members who are attending three or more domestic meetings or one international meeting.

Upon completion of travel, ORIGINAL RECEIPTS must be turned in with completed travel form to Sandy Hamilton, Fletcher 212, within 2 weeks of completion of travel. Download the Faculty Travel and Expense Reimbursement Report (Excel file).

All faculty are required to administer anonymous teaching evaluations in their classes at the end of each semester. Faculty may use any of the four standard forms (see below), or faculty may use an evaluation form of his or her own design. Faculty should not be present when evaluations are being completed and should arrange for a volunteer from each class to return the completed forms in a manila envelope to the Dean of Faculty’s Office (a labeled drop box is placed in the Fletcher Core at the end of each semester).

The four standard course evaluation forms can be downloaded here.

• Faculty Course Evaluation
• Faculty Coure Evaluation A
• Faculty Course Evaluation B
• Faculty Course Evaluation C

To administer course evaluations electronically, contact Joanne Zhang, Assistant Director/I.T. User Services, at x77124 (909.607.7124) or by email (joanne_zhang@pitzer.edu).

Requesting Copies of Completed Course Evaluations
To request a copy of your completed course evaluations, please send an e-mail to DoFcore. In your e-mail, indicate the course title, course number, and the semester and year the course was taught. Evaluations will be e-mailed as a PDF file.

Class Food
There is $50 available per class for end-of-semester food (pizza, cookies, etc.). Original receipts are required for reimbursement along with names of students attached to a completed meal reimbursement form. The reimbursement form is located on Sakai under "Dean of Faculty's Office/Faculty Forms. Log in to Sakai for the reimbursement form.

Class Speakers
There is a $50 per class for honorarium for an in-class speaker. For payment, a completed W-9 must be submitted along with an email stating name of class and subject of presentation. The W-9 form is located on Sakai under "Dean of Faculty's Office/Faculty Forms. Log in to Sakai for the W-9 form.

Requests for payment/reimbursement should be submitted to Sandy Hamilton, Fletcher 212, x79108 (909.607.9108).

Book Orders

• To order books you can fill out the BOOK ORDER FORM. You can also send an e-mail to huntleytextbooks@cuc.claremont.edu with the following information:
  • Your Name and College
  • Course number
  • Number of expected students
  • Author
  • Title
  • ISBN if available
  If you have any further questions please call the bookstore directly at X 79393 (909.607.9393)

Desk & Exam Copies
To order desk or exam copies of course texts, you need to submit a request to the publisher. Google " [publisher's name] desk copy" to bring up ordering information.

• Alternatively, e-mail DOFCore@pitzer.edu, and the Core Assistant will submit your request for you. Include the following info in your e-mail:
  • Author
  • Title & Edition
  • Publisher and Publication Date
  • ISBN
  • Course Title and Expected Enrollment

Library Reserve

In order to put books or pamphlets on reserve, you can send in a form available at http://libraries.claremont.edu/site/downloads/reserves/course-materials-list.pdf, or email pamela_martin@cuc.claremont.edu with the course information, the title, author, and call number of each book you want to put on reserve. The library does require the call number as this ensures they pull the right edition. If you need the library to order a book, please include a note in your e-mail, the ISBN if available, and the loan period desired: the choices are 2 hours, 4 hours, 2 days, and 7 days.

If you need assistance please e-mail Pamela Martin at pamela_martin@cuc.claremont.edu x73968 (909.607.3968) or the reserve assistant Linda Kong at linda_kong@cuc.claremont.edu x18680 (909.621.8980).

Alternatively, faculty can bring the books to the services desk and fill out a brief form giving the course information.

The library will also put on reserve personal copies of books the library does not own if the professor is willing to do so.

For information on library reserves please visit the Library Reserve Website.

Electronic Reserve
The library no longer handles electronic reserves. ERes has been replaced by the Sakai course management system, which is run by the colleges' IT departments. At Pitzer, help using Sakai is available from the Pitzer Help Desk at: help@pitzer.edu or x73065 (909.607.3065).

• Alan Jones
  Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty
  Phone: x18217 (909.621.8217)
  Fax: 909.607.7880
  E-Mail: dean_faculty@pitzer.edu
  Open Office Hours: Fridays, 4-5 pm
  Web pages

For scheduling, please contact Shannan Boss at x18217 (909.621.8217) or shannan_boss@pitzer.edu.
For faculty assistance, please e-mail all requests to dofcore@pitzer.edu

• Shannan Boss
  Assistant to the Dean of Faculty / Vice President for Academic Affairs
  Phone: x18217 (909.621.8217)
  E-Mail: shannan_boss@pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  • Scheduling for the Dean of Faculty
  • Faculty Executive Committee (FEC) coordination
  • Committee Eligibility
  • FEC/APT elections
  • Faculty meeting coordination
  • Scholar-in-Residence program
  • Faculty personnel files
  • Faculty annual reports, sabbatical reports, CVs
  • Committee year-end reports
  • Coordination of junior faculty annual meetings
  

Associate Deans

• Thomas Poon
  Associate Dean of Faculty
  Phone: x18736 (909.621.8736)
  E-Mail: Thomas_Poon@Pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  • Faculty development
  • Junior faculty annual meetings
  • Academic advising
  • WASC Accreditation Liaison Officer )ALO)
  • Educational Policy Committee (EPC)
  • Teaching and Learning Committee (TLC)
  • Diversity Committee (DC)
  • New faculty orientation
• Leah Light
  Associate Dean of Faculty for Research
  Phone: x73823 (909.607.3823)
  E-Mail: Leah_Light@Pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  • Institutional Review Board
  • Faculty research opportunities
  • Student research opportunities
• Barbara Junisbai
  Assistant Dean of Faculty for Academic Administration
  Phone: x77304 (909.607.7304)
  E-Mail: barbara_junisbai@Pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  • Academic Deans Committee
  • First-year advising assignments
  • Liaison to the Office of Student Affairs
  • Academic concerns/grade disputes
  • On-campus academic events, conferences and symposia
  • Liaison to the Office of Public Relations
  • Liaison to the Office of Student Affairs
  • Faculty immigration concerns
  • Sexual harassment prevention training

Academic Administration

• Sandy Hamilton
  Director of Graduate Fellowships and Academic Administration
  Phone: x79108 (909.607.9108)
  E-Mail: Sandy_Hamilton@pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  Academic Administration
  • Instructional Budget Officer
  • Reimbursements and Honoraria
  • Faculty Research and Awards
  • Student Research and Awards
  • Payroll for Dean of Faculty Reports and Student Hires (non-work-study)
  • Curriculum Committee (Dean of Faculty Committee Representative)
  • Course Forms
  • Course Catalog
  • Co-Curricular Outreach and Assessment
  • First-Year Seminar Administration
  • Claremont Avenues for Lifelong Learn (CALL) Program Liaison
  • Model UN Liaison
  Graduate Fellowships
  • Fellowship Advising
  • Fellowship Outreach and Programming
  
• Katrina Sitar
  Director of Faculty Services
  Phone: x18278 (909.621.8278)
  E-Mail: Katrina_Sitar@pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  Appointments, Promotion and Tenure (APT)
  • Tenure-track appointments
  • Adjunct faculty hiring requests
  • Faculty contracts
  • Faculty review and promotion
  • APT support
  General Academic Administration
  • Dean of Faculty office oversight
  • Faculty Handbook
  • Faculty profiles
  • Academic Affairs website maintenance
  • Support for accreditation and assessment

DEAN OF FACULTY CORE / FACULTY ASSISTANCE / FACULTY RECRUITMENT

• Diana Ferguson
  Administrative Assistant / Faculty Assistant
  Phone: x18218 (909.621.8218)
  E-Mail: dof@pitzer.edu
  Duties and Responsibilities
  Faculty Assistance
  • Faculty Core reception
  • Faculty A-Z maintenance
  • Faculty office set-up and supplies
  • Faculty office work orders (phone, furniture, maintenance, repairs, etc.)
  • Faculty mailboxes and keys
  • Faculty book order assistance
  • Maintenance of faculty office hour schedules
  • Coordination of faculty conference calls
  • Coordination of classroom changes
  • General information resource for faculty
  Committee Support
  • Support for Academic Standards Committee
  • Support for Campus Life Committee (including related requests for checks)
  • Support for Institutional Research Board
  • Collecting and posting approved minutes of standing committees on Sakai
  Faculty Recruitment
  • Assist as needed
• TBD
  Administrative Assistant/Faculty Assistant
  Phone: x18218 (909.621.8218)
  Duties and Responsibilities
  Faculty Recruitment
  • Advertisement of faculty positions
  • Collection and maintenance of candidate records
  • Scheduling of initial candidate interviews
  • Coordination of logistics for on-campus visits
  • Financial accounting of faculty searches
  Faculty Assistance
  • Faculty Core reception
  • Faculty office supplies
  • Faculty book order assistance
  • Collection and posting of course syllabi
  • Coordination of faculty conference calls
  • Coordination of classroom changes
  • General information resource for faculty

The standard format for e-mail addresses at Pitzer is: firstname_lastname@pitzer.edu
Office Directory: www.pitzer.edu/faculty_staff/directories/

Faculty Directory: www.pitzer.edu/academics/faculty/
Staff Directory: www.pitzer.edu/faculty_staff/directories/
Student Directory: Unpublished; send e-mail to firstname_lastname@pitzer.edu

Student(s) in Your Class: https://mycampus2.pitzer.edu/ics/Faculty/Default_Page.jnz?portlet=My_Classes
Login to Portal > Select Term > Click on “Search” > Select “Class List” (from the drop-down menu next to course) > Check “Email” box > Scroll to bottom of page > Click on “Email Selected Students”

Claremont Colleges Telephone Directory: http://phone.cuc.claremont.edu/phone/online_dir/ (please note that this link doesn't work from off campus without vpn)

The Duplicating Office is located in Bernard 111. Hours are 8:00 am-5:00pm and closed from noon-1:00pm; Office Supervisor, Lynda Casey, and Office Assistant, Brooke Atha, can be reached at x18461 (909.621.8461) or by e-mail at duplicating@pitzer.edu.

Photocopying

Do-It-Yourself
Photocopiers are available on the second floors of Bernard Hall, Scott Hall, Broad Center, and Fletcher Hall.
Full time faculty are provided with an allowance of 2000 copies for duplicating single copies of class-related and professional and research materials.
Each faculty member is assigned a code for using the photocopier closest to his or her office. For problems with your code, contact Sandy Hamilton, Director of Graduate Fellowships/Academic Administration, at x79108 (909.607.9108) or by email (sandy_hamilton@pitzer.edu).

Large Jobs and Multiple Copies
The Office of Duplicating Services provides reproduction of original copy (B&W or Color), collating and stapling of materials, binding, paper cutting, folding and inserting, and other services with advanced notice.

To initiate a job request, a duplicating request form must be completed for record/billing purposes. These forms are available in the Duplicating Office and in the Faculty Support Center.

Faculty may also send requests via e-mail to duplicating@pitzer.edu with specific instructions (e.g., double-sided pages, collated, number of copies, etc.)

Scanning
Full-color scanning services are available through the Office of Duplicating Services. Scanned documents and images can be placed on a CD-ROM or uploaded to a faculty member’s Sakai website with advanced notice. To initiate a job request, bring your materials to Bernard 111. For further information, contact Lynda Casey, Supervisor for Duplicating Services, at x18461 (909.621.8461) or email duplicating@pitzer.edu.

Course Packets
In order to assure compliance with federal copyright laws, Duplicating Services does not print course packets that contain copyrighted material (see http://fairuse.stanford.edu/Copyright_and_Fair_Use_Overview/chapter7/7-a.html for information on course packets and copyright law). Huntley Bookstore will seek permissions for copyrighted materials and make your course packets available for sale to your students with advance notice. To use this service, please contact Tony Pierucci, Text Manager, at x73783 (909.607.3783) or by email (0994txt@fheg.follett.com). To discuss other options for making copyrighted materials available to your students, please contact Lynda Casey, Supervisor for Duplicating Services, at x18461 (909.621.8461) or by email (lynda_casey@pitzer.edu).

Please allow as much time as possible to complete all requests, particularly during peak times (e.g., start of semester, mid-semester, and finals).
For further information, visit the Duplicating Services web pages or contact Lynda Casey, Supervisor for Duplicating Services, at x18461 (909.621.8461) or by email.

In the event of an emergency, medical or otherwise, contact Campus Safety at x72000. Dialing any other number (including 911) will direct the emergency crews to the official address on file for the College (1050 N. Mills Avenue). The delay in finding the medical emergency from this misdirection could be costly.

The College has compiled a handbook of procedures for preparing for, dealing with, and reporting a variety of emergency situations such as medical emergencies, earthquake, fire, lockdown incidents, hazardous material spills, crime and violence, bomb threats, and utility failures.
Evacuation Map
Handbook of Emergency Procedures

For immediate assistance
Emergency Message Hotline: 1.800.448.0082
Campus Safety: 909.607.2000
Student Information: 909.621.8241
Staff/Faculty Information: 909.621.8254
Public Relations: 909.621.8219

If you are planning an event you can arrange for it to be catered through Bon Appetit Dining Services. Requests for events should be made to Melissa Devan at x79309 (909.607.9309). If you would like to reserve a room on campus please go to the room reservation Website.

Exam Proctoring
Faculty members are normally expected to proctor their own exams.
Exceptions: (1) In an emergency, call the DOF Core at 909.621.8218, and someone will step in for you.
(2) If you plan to attend a conference, e-mail the DOF Core at least three weeks in advance, and proctoring will be arranged.

Final Exams and Spring Reading Days
Final exams take place the week after classes end. In the Fall, the last day of class is a Friday. In the Spring, the last day of class is a Wednesday, and the two days following are designated Reading Days, during which no classes are normally held. For more information, see the Academic Calendar.

Senior Finals
In the Spring, all graduating seniors must take their finals before the Final Exam period—specifically, no earlier than the last week of classes and no later than noon on the second Reading Day (when senior grades are due).

The Pitzer College Faculty Handbook is a compilation of College bylaws, the processes and structures of governance, and policies and procedures. As such, it is the core document of College governance, guiding the campus community's decision-making on a broad range of issues.
Faculty Handbook

Voicemail Set-Up
Requests for voice mailboxes must be submitted on a Voice Mail request form via the CUC Phone Office web page. Once the form is received and processed, activation instructions will be e-mailed to the person who submitted the request. Please contact the Phone Office at 18297 if you have any questions or visit the Website at www.cuc.claremont.edu/phone/

Office Supplies
Most office supplies are available in the Fletcher Core. For assistance, call x18218 (909.621.18218), email dofcore@pitzer.edu or stop by the Fletcher Core. Special requests are generally handled by Sandy Hamilton, Dean of Faculty's Office, Fletcher 208, x79108 (909.607.108), sandy_hamilton@pitzer.edu

Ergonomics
If you wish to have an ergonomic evaluation of your workspace, contact Kiara Canjura at x18254 (909.621.8254). She will coordinate an evaluation of your workspace with the CUC Environmental Health & Safety Specialist, Chauncey Jones.

Facilities Work Order
There are three ways to make a routine service request:
1. Submit the Online Service Request Form.
2. Call Facilities at 72226 (909.607.2226)
3. In person at the Facilities Service Desk, McConnell Basement.
The most efficient way to submit a work request is to use the Online Service Request Form.

The Faculty-in-Residence (FiR) Program integrates two selected faculty members and their families into the residence halls, where they live and interact with students, and implement educational, social, and cultural programs. Faculty-in-Residence normally serve a two-year term. This program is overseen by the Office of Student Affairs, which solicits applications from Pitzer faculty when openings are available. For more info, contact Moya_Carter, Dean of Students.

The faculty fax number is 909.621.8481 and is located in the Faculty Support Center in the Fletcher Core. For International faxing, please ask for assistance in the Fletcher Core.

Watch for emails from Sandy Hamilton to faculty regarding Fellowship opportunities that are received in the Office of the Dean of Faculty.

In the fall and spring semesters of each academic year, a call is put out for proposals to full-time faculty for research, curriculum development, and publication funding. The maximum award is $2500 per academic year. Application deadlines for 2010-11 are:

• Fall semester: Monday, October, 4, 2010
• Spring semester: Monday, February 7, 2011

Applications are due to Sandy Hamilton, Fletcher 212, by 5:00 pm on or before the deadlines above.
Download the application cover sheet here.

FMI contact Sandy at 909.607.9108 [x79108]

McConnell Dining Hall
McConnell Dining Hall is the Pitzer College's dining hall. Three meals are served daily, Monday through Friday, and brunch and dinner are served on weekends. The dining hall is located on the main floor of McConnell Center and is open during the following times in the fall and spring semester:

Monday-Friday
Breakfast - 7:30-9:30 am
Continental Breakfast - 9:30-10 am
Lunch - 11:15 am-1:30 pm
Dinner - 5-7 pm

Saturday and Sunday
Brunch - 11:30 am-12:30 pm
Dinner - 5-6:30 pm

Prices for Faculty: Breakfast – $5.00; Lunch – $6.50; Dinner – $8.50

The Pit-Stop Café
The Café is located in Bernard Hall and serves coffee, espresso drinks, gourmet sandwiches, wraps, salads, fruit cups, juice and freshly baked pastries, quiche and bagels. There is free printing and wireless Internet access. Both cash and Claremont Cash are accepted. The Pit-Stop Café has gift cards that can be purchased in $5 increments, starting at $10. The cards can be used to purchase any food or beverage item in the café. Gift cards must be purchased with cash and can only be used at the Pit-Stop Café.
Hours
Monday-Friday 8:30am - 4:00pm

The Shake-Down Café, Gold Student Center
The Shake-Down Café is entirely student founded and operated. All food is created from scratch using fresh Certified Organic and/or locally produced ingredients. Hours
Sunday-Thursday 6 to 11 pm during academic year.

The Grove House
The Grove House kitchen offers a daily menu that includes a homemade lunch entree, sandwiches, bagels, fresh baked cookies, coffee, tea, and an assortment of fresh juices. The house also regularly hosts a variety of events, including poetry readings and musical performances.
Hours
Weekdays from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Saturdays from 12 noon - 3 pm
Sunday-Thursday from 7 pm - 11 pm

Computer Loan Policy and Application

Faculty Research Expense Reimbursement Form (Excel file)

Faculty Research & Awards Application Cover Sheet

Faculty Schedule

Mileage Reimbursement Form

Meal Reimbursement Form

Travel Expense Reimbursement Form (Excel file)

W-9 - Request for Taxpayer Identification Number and Certification

Course Evaluations
The four standard course evaluation forms can be downloaded here.

Faculty Course Evaluation

Faculty Coure Evaluation A

Faculty Course Evaluation B

Faculty Course Evaluation C

Leave of Absence Requests

Faculty Primary Caretaker Leave Request

Faculty Unpaid Leave of Absence Form

Course Forms

Word Document

PDF Document

Online Submission

• Grades are submitted electronically using the MyCampus2 Portal.
  • Log in to the MyCampus2 Portal using the same log in you use for your computer
  • Click on the Grade Entry tab
  • Select the correct semester for grading
  • Select the course for which you would like to submit or change grades
  • Enter the grades for each student
  • Press submit
  • Make sure to double check that your grades were submitted properly
  For further instructions please see the Portal Manual

Low Grades

• Low Grade Notices are submitted electronically using the MyCampus2 Portal
  • Log in to the MyCampus2 Portal using the same log in you use for your computer
  • Click on the Low Grade Notification link on the left side of the screen and follow the instructions.
  For further instructions please see the Portal Manual

If you have problems logging in to your account please e-mail help@pitzer.edu or contact IT directly at 909.607.3065

If you are having trouble finding a class, submitting your grades or navigating through the menus please contact the Office of the Registrar for further assistance.

ID cards are issued at the Claremont Card Center, which is located in the South Lounge of Honnold-Mudd Library, between the south entrance and the Café.

You may add monetary value to your ID Cards, like a prepaid debit card. This money can be used at a variety of locations on and off campus. You can make deposits online using a credit or debit card. or in person at CUC's Connection, CMC's Hub Store, and Pomona's Coop Store or over the phone during business hours at (909) 607-2273 or (909) 607-3969.

On-Campus Locations that accept Claremont Cash

Off-Campus Locations
Many off-campus business in Claremont accept Claremont Cash. Look for the Claremont Cash logo at their locations.

Honnold/Mudd Library
The Honnold/Mudd Library is the central and largest library of the Claremont Colleges, and is located at 800 Dartmouth Ave. Hours, information and access to resources can be found at http://libraries.claremont.edu/. In addition, a collection of frequently asked faculty frequently asked questions can be accessed at http://libraries.claremont.edu/help/facultyfaq.asp. Some of the special services and collections are noted below. For further information, please contact the Honnold/Mudd service desk phone at x18150 (909.621.8150).

• Special Collections - There are special collections in The Claremont Colleges libraries, Denison and Honnold/Mudd, which hold unique and rare collections that are available to the students, faculty, and staff of the various Claremont institutions, and to scholars, researchers, and members of the community. Special collections at Honnold/Mudd are available during Reading Room hours. More information
• The Claremont Colleges Digital Library (CCDL) contains collections of photographs, videos, and digital documents. Most of the collections can be accessed at http://ccdl.libraries.claremont.edu/browse.php?cat=Institution&value=Claremont%20Colleges%20Library.
• Records Center - The CUC Records Center houses most of the paper journals and a small percentage of books from the Library's collections. Materials at the Records Center may be browsed on site. Claremont Colleges faculty, students, and staff may also request materials for delivery in print or electronic format. The Records Center is located off-campus at 2038 W. 11th St., Upland, CA  91786, appoximately two miles east of the Honnold-Mudd Library. More information

Denison LIbrary
The Ella Denison Strong Library houses the Scripps College collections, items in the Rare Book Room, manuscripts, and the Scripps Archives.
The Ella Strong Denison Library is located on the Scripps campus at 1090 Columbia Ave. For more information, please visit their Website or call at x73941 (909.607.3941).

Claremont School of Theology Library
The library at the Claremont School of Theology has more than 210,000 books, 650 print subscriptions, a number of significant Special Collections, more than 70 online databases, 6,000 electronic journals, and an array of other research tools including the Religion-Online database. In addition to the library collections, the school has the largest Process Philosophy and Theology collection in the world, More at The Claremont School of Theology Library Website

Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Library
The RSABG Research Library contains approximately 48,000 volumes and 750 current journals and periodicals. It specializes in (1) systematic, floristic, and evolutionary botany and 2) the botany, horticulture, natural history, and ethnobotany of California. More at the RSABG Research Library Website

The George G. Stone Center for Children’s Books
The George G. Stone Center for Children's Books (SCCB) is a special library of the Claremont Graduate University's School of Educational Studies. In addition to its circulating collection of more than 205,000 trade books for young people (babies through young adults), the Center has a noncirculating collection of historically significant children's literature and reference materials on children's books and their use in classrooms. More at the SCCB Website

For a list of services provided by the Mail Center, visit their Website.

The mailroom also offers Federal Express Delivery. You must obtain permission from the Dean of Faculty's Office for any work-related Fed Ex packages.
If you need help opening your mail box or have lost your combination please contact the Dean of Faculty's Office at x18218 (909.621.8218).

Pitzer College Mail Center
Atherton Hall 101
Hours of Operation: M-F, 8 am-5 pm
909.607.3827 (ext. 73827)
kathleen_kile@pitzer.edu

Each full-time faculty member is allotted one lunch per week in McConnell Dining Hall. The weekly lunch allotment is added to your ID card at the beginning of each semester. 

If you wish to have a meal in McConnell Dining Hall with students who are not on the meal plan or with guest speakers/special visitors, please request meal passes from Sandy Hamilton. 

There are designated parking spots for Pitzer faculty and staff in the following locations:

• Mills Avenue, western border of the Pitzer Campus, north of 9th
• North parking lot of W.M. Keck Science Building
• East Mesa parking lot, accessible from 9th, on the east border of campus.
• Claremont McKenna parking lot, accessible from 9th, south of McConnell Center (card access only)

If you are expecting a guest on campus, you may request a temporary parking permit. Please contact Human Resources at x79436 (909. 607.9436) for more details.

Paychecks are distributed monthly on the 26th, and by default are sent to your mailbox on campus.

You may choose to have paychecks sent to your home address. Human Resources also offers a direct deposit. If you have any questions about the process or to change how your paycheck is handled, please contact Maricela Rios at x78436 (909.607.8436).

• You can link to registration page via the portal. The registration page includes
  • How to Register & FAQs
  • Educational Objectives
  • Registration Form
  • 5-College Course Schedule
  • Permission to Enroll printable form
  • Course Scheduling Worksheet
  • New & Revised Courses
  • Anticipated Course Offerings for next semester
  • Services available via the portal include
  • Grade Submission*
  • Low Grade Submission*
  • Class lists*
  • Advisee rosters**
  • Registration Clearance*
  • PERMission requests from students
  • When you receive a permission request you can grant the student permission from the portal, you should not respond the automated e-mail that was sent to you.

For further instructions please see the Portal Manual.

*Always make sure you select the current Semester when trying to access data.
**Select Active advisee list for a list of current advisees.

Most reimbursements and honoraria are processed by Sandy Hamilton, whose office is located in Fletcher 212.

Events funded through Campus Life Committee are processed by Diana Ferguson, whose office is located on the 2nd Floor of the Fletcher Core.

Reimbursement from Research Funds
Reimbursement from research funds require submission of original receipts, accompanied by an itemization of expenses and research purpose. Please use the Research Expense Reimbursement Form.

Travel Reimbursement
For travel reimbursements, please submit original receipts to Sandy Hamilton along with a completed Travel and Expense Reimbursement Form.

Reimbursements for Mileage
Mileage for business purposes, including conferences, is reimbursed at $.505 per mile, not to exceed round-trip airfare. The Mileage Reimbursement form must be completed and a Mapquest file attached as documentation.

Reimbursement for Meals
Reimbursement for meals must include the original itemized receipts: both credit card copy and itemized copy of bill must be attached with the completed Meal Reimbursement Form.

Reimbursement for Events Funded Through Campus Life Committee
For events funded through Campus Life Committee, please save your original receipts and submit all accompanying relevant documentation, including event announcement/flyer and any relevant W-9 forms, to Diana Ferguson,.Diana will then pass these materials along to Sandy Hamilton to process for reimbursement.

Honoraria
Honoraria are mailed out to guest speakers after they’ve visited.  For an honorarium to be processed, the person receiving it must complete and sign a W-9 form, which must be submitted to Sandy Hamilton.

Room Reservatios

To reserve rooms on campus, visit Room Reservations, and select BROWSE from the left side of the screen.  Once you’ve decided to reserve a room, login as a Guest, and follow the instructions.

Reserving a van

1.  Go to http://www.pitzer.edu/vans/

2.  Read the instructions and fill out the on-line request form.

3.  Approximately 2 days after you submit the request, you will receive an email from Rob Fossum with a confirmation of the reservation.  This   email will include the following information: how to get the keys, where to return the keys, logging trip information, who may/may not drive the vans, the reservation number.

Questions can be directed to Rob Fossum at 909-607-3896 or via email at Robert_Fossum@pitzer.edu

Computer Lab Reservations
To reserve a computer classroom click here. Click on the room you would like to reserve and fill out the request form that appears on the screen.

The Scholar-in-Residence Program provides course release from committee work and a greatly reduced teaching load for one semester to allow a faculty member to work on his or her research. The faculty member is expected to offer a seminar-style course centered on his or her research during the semester of the award. One Scholar-in-Residence position is awarded per academic year, and as such, the program is competitive.

Eligibility & Details: Faculty Handbook, Section V.R.2

Tutoring in Math, Economics, Chemistry, Physics, and Psych Stats is available through the Office of the Dean of Students. Tutoring in other areas is sometimes possible on a case-by-case basis. For further information or to recommend tutors for your class, contact Laura Kotovsky, at x74188 (909.607.4188).

Math Tutoring Math tutoring is available every semester. For times and locations, contact any member of the Mathematics field group. In Fall 2010, math tutoring is available 8:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. on Sundays and Tuesdays in Fletcher 104.

The Writing Center offers student writers free one-on-one conferences with experienced fellow writers trained to consult on writing assignments, application essays, and cover letters.

For information and hours, visit the Writing Center Website.

Work-study students to assist faculty with individual research projects are hired through the Financial Aid office.

The Writing Center offers student writers free one-on-one conferences with experienced fellow writers trained to consult on writing assignments, application essays, and cover letters.

For information and hours, visit the Writing Center Website.