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CLASS OFTWO THOUSAND TWELVE

Dear Hofstra Student:

Hofstra University is proud to be the host of thethird and final debate of the 2008 presidentialcampaign on October 15, 2008, produced by theCommission for Presidential Debates, anonpartisan organization. Hosting this debateoffers our students and our community uniqueinsight into the presidential election and theissues important to the campaign.

Our university has a long history of hosting presidential conferences as well as important programs in law, political science,issues and the media. We are proud to host Educate ’08, an unprecedented educational effort that will engage not onlystudents and faculty, but also the public in a yearlong series of conferences, events and lectures. Our unique programs, suchas the Peter S. Kalikow Center for the Study of the American Presidency, the Center for Civic Engagement, the HofstraCultural Center and the National Center for Suburban Studies, are important partners in this series.

We invite you to explore everything Hofstra University and Educate ’08 will bring to our university and our communitythis year.

Sincerely,

Stuart RabinowitzPresident, Hofstra University

Dear Hofstra Student:

As one of the newest members of the Hofstra family, you are invited to attend New Student Orientation. This summerorientation will help prepare you to succeed at Hofstra. During the program, you will learn about Hofstra’s curriculumand campus resources, register for fall classes, tour the campus, meet faculty and advisers, and begin to develop lifelongfriendships with other new students.

Your orientation to campus continues with Welcome Week, which begins Thursday, August 28. During Welcome Week,numerous activities are planned to assist new students in acclimating to campus and the community.

Experience has shown that students who actively participate in an orientation program excel academically and sociallymore often than those who do not take advantage of such programs. Our orientation program will prepare you for a goodstart at Hofstra by answering your questions about academic, social and logistical matters before you begin your classesin September; for this reason, attendance at orientation is required.

To recap, New Student Orientation includes both the three-day, two-night summer orientation and the extensive array of activities and programs that are part of Welcome Week. For more information about Welcome Week, please visithofstra.edu/welcomeweek.

It is important that you visit hofstra.edu/firstyear as early as possible to select a date for your summer orientationsession. Since dates fill quickly, you will be asked to choose three sessions that work for you. Once we receive yourrequest, we will send an e-mail confirmation to your Hofstra e-mail account, which will include important informationabout taking your foreign language and mathematics placement exams online.

All of us in the Division of Student Affairs are working hard to create a valuable and enjoyable orientation program foryou, a member of the Class of 2012! If you have any questions about orientation, please feel free to call the Office ofOrientation and New Student Programs at (516) 463-4874.

Best regards,

Sandra S. JohnsonVice President for Student Affairs

New Student Orientation 2008New Student Orientation is a three-day/two-night program in which new students are invited to live on campus andbegin preparation for the fall semester. All students, regardless of whether they plan to commute or reside on campusin the fall, are required to stay in the residence halls during the New Student Orientation program.

Students who participate in orientation will be better prepared to begin their academic career at Hofstra. During thesethree days, we will answer your questions about academic, social and logistical matters before your classes begin inSeptember.

There are eight three-day sessions to choose from. Please indicate your top three preferences when you registeronline. Dates are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited.

Before You Attend OrientationFollow this simple checklist to prepare for New Student Orientation.

! Read this brochure to prepare for New Student Orientation.! Obtain your Hofstra network ID and password; you will need this information to register for orientation.

(Contact Student Computing Services at (516) 463-7777 if you do not have this information.)! Indicate your top three orientation date preferences at hofstra.edu/firstyear.! Review your first-semester academic program options online prior to attending orientation. ! Register your parents/family members for Parent and Family Orientation online.! Check your Hofstra e-mail account for your orientation confirmation.! Read the common reading material that will be used as the basis for the model class during orientation.

(You will receive more information about it in the confirmation e-mail.)! Complete your math and foreign language placement exams online.

(Instructions are provided in your confirmation e-mail.)! Complete and return medical record forms.! Join the “Hofstra Class of 2012” group on Facebook.! Pack list of recommended items (including this brochure) that you should bring to orientation.

Note: Please bring this brochure with you to your New Student Orientation session.

During Your New Student Orientation SessionHere are some things to look forward to:

" Meet and connect with fellow students from Hofstra’s Class of 2012.

" Experience living in a residence hall.

" Learn about your degree requirements and the resources available to you to help you achieve your goals.

" Meet Hofstra faculty and be part of a model class.

" Meet with your assigned advisement dean from University Advisement to discuss your placement test results and your academic program for the first semester.

" Learn more about the Hofstra portal and e-mail.

" Explore Hofstra’s 240-acre campus.

" Show off your talent at our open mic and “Hofstra Idol” auditions.

" Learn about campus resources and opportunities for new students.

" Take your photo at HofstraCard Services for your student ID.

" Register your vehicle with Public Safety.

" Register for your fall classes.

After New Student Orientation" Prepare for the fall semester.

" Participate in Welcome Week (August 28-September 5, 2008).

" Begin classes (September 2, 2008).

" Attend New Student Convocation (September 2, 2008).1

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New Student Orientation – What to Bring" Student ID Number (Hofstra University-generated number that begins with 70). It is included in the mailings from

the Office of Undergraduate Admission. " Photo identification. " Pen and pencil." Verification of immunization for measles, mumps and rubella (MMR), if it is not already on file with the

University. It is extremely important that each student provides the University with updated verification ofvaccinations. Students who do not comply with this New York state law will be removed from classes. Contact theHealth and Wellness Center at (516) 463-6745 with any questions.

" Official transcripts for Advanced Placement credit, college credits or credit for any other special programs. " Paperwork that needs to be submitted to the University, such as financial aid forms. " Your laptop computer (if you have one) so that University software can be installed." Vehicle for registration. (Only one vehicle per student may be registered.) " Alarm clock. " Sweatshirt or jacket. The air conditioning is quite powerful! " Linens (pillowcase, sheets and towels). A pillow and blanket are provided." Umbrella. " Small light. There are no freestanding lamps in the individual rooms. " Extra spending money (optional). Some students choose to shop at the Hofstra University Bookstore and sample

some of the University’s many on-campus dining facilities in addition to the meals provided during the three-dayNew Student Orientation program.

2008 New Student Orientation Dates" June 10-12" June 17-19" June 24-26" July 8-10

Special GroupsCheerleaders and Dance Team members must beregistered students in order to be able to practicewith the squad during the summer. Students whoexpect to be Hofstra cheerleaders or members of theDance Team in the fall semester should attend oneof the following sessions: June 10-12 or June 17-19.

Drama and Dance majors should attend one of the following sessions: June 24-26, July 8-10, July 15-17 or July 22-24.

Hofstra University Honors College students should attend one of the following sessions: June 10-12, June 17-19,June 24-26 or July 8-10.

International students must attend a special August 25-27 orientation session, which is sponsored by the Office of Multicultural and International Student Programs. International students may also attend the August 5-7 session inaddition to the mandatory August 25-27 program, provided that all visa and immigration paperwork is in order.Please direct questions regarding International Student Orientation to the Office of Multicultural and InternationalStudent Programs at (516) 463-6796. Please be aware that we are unable to provide housing from August 7 to 23.Students who wish to attend both sessions must make their own local housing arrangements for the interim.

New College students should attend one of the following sessions: July 8-10 or July 22-24.

Music majors should attend one of the following sessions: June 17-19, July 8-10, July 15-17, July 22-24 or July 29-31. Prospective music majors must take the Music Theory Placement Exam prior to their advisement andregistration for classes. The exam takes approximately 1 1/2 hours to administer, and should be taken prior to arrivalat orientation. Please contact the Music Department at (516) 463-5490 to make arrangements.

Student-athletes should attend one of the following sessions: June 10-12 or June 17-19. Student-athletes should bring a copy of their fall practice schedule to orientation. This will assist with the preparation of an academicschedule. Students may wish to direct specific questions regarding practices and games to the Department of Athleticsat (516) 463-6750 or contact the appropriate coach directly.

" July 15-17" July 22-24" July 29-31" August 5-7

How to Sign UpPlease visit hofstra.edu/firstyear to indicate your preference for New Student Orientation dates and explore optionsfor your first-semester academic program. It is quick and easy. Remember to have your Hofstra network ID andpassword handy. Dates are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited.

Remember to register your parents/family members for the Parent and Family Orientation.

If you have questions, please call (516) 463-4874. We look forward to welcoming you to Hofstra’s vibrant community!

E-mail ConfirmationsConfirmations are sent to your Hofstra e-mail account within three business days after we receive your preferences.All correspondence regarding New Student Orientation and Welcome Week will be sent exclusively through thismethod.

We ask that you not make travel plans until you receive a confirmation e-mail from the Office of Orientationand New Student Programs.

If you have any difficulty accessing your Hofstra University e-mail account, please contact the Office of StudentComputing Services at (516) 463-7777.

Placement ExamsEach new student is required to take placement exams prior to orientation. Students will take a mathematicsplacement exam in either basic algebra or calculus readiness, depending on their prior course work. Students are alsorequired to take a foreign language placement exam that corresponds to the language studied in high school. Theresults are used to determine a student’s placement level for these two areas. These exams must be taken online atleast a week prior to attending orientation. You will receive instructions on how to take the exams in theconfirmation e-mail sent to your Hofstra e-mail account.

FacebookJoin the “Hofstra Class of 2012” group on Facebook to connect with fellow classmates and have your questionsanswered.

New Student Orientation Check-InCheck in begins at Suffolk Hall, North Campus, on Tuesday at 9 a.m. Students traveling from a distance may requestto check in on Monday. Check-in on Monday begins after 6 p.m. and must be requested by e-mail after you receiveyour New Student Orientation confirmation. Please e-mail orientation@hofstra.edu to request early check-in.

Sample New Student Orientation Schedule

Day 1 — Tuesday" Check-in (9-9:45 a.m.)" Learn about academic requirements and expectations." Meet your Orientation Leader and connect with peers in your group." Attend workshops about campus life and resources." Participate in evening recreation time.

Day 2 — Wednesday" Attend a model class." Attend workshops about campus life and resources." Participate in open mic and “Hofstra Idol” auditions.

Day 3 — Thursday" Attend academic advisement meetings." Register for fall classes." Get your Hofstra ID card and register your car." Visit departmental open houses." Check-out (by 5 p.m.)

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Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do I sign up for New Student Orientation?All accepted undergraduate students must first pay the $250 tuition deposit and $200 orientation fee (see secondquestion below). Visit hofstra.edu/firstyear to sign up!

How much does New Student Orientation cost?The total cost for New Student Orientation, which includes the three-day summer orientation and Welcome Weekprogram, is $200. All first-year undergraduate students entering Hofstra pay this fee along with the $250 tuitiondeposit. All fees should be sent to the Office of Undergraduate Admission for processing.

Do I have to stay on campus all three days?Yes. The New Student Orientation program offers different activities and scheduling opportunities each day.Therefore, it is necessary to remain on campus all three days. Evening programs include a variety of social activitiesthat are important to the orientation experience.

How do I get to Hofstra’s campus? For directions to campus, please visit hofstra.edu/directions. The directions and maps on the Web site provide linksto the Long Island Rail Road, Metro-North Railroad, NYC Transit and MTA Long Island Bus.

Nearby airports include John F. Kennedy International Airport, LaGuardia Airport and MacArthur Airport. A cab rideto and from the airports can be costly. Fares are subject to double once the taxi leaves the NYC limits. We suggest thatvisitors and guests travel using an airport shuttle. Classic Airport Shuttle services JFK, LaGuardia and MacArthurairports. The cost is approximately $33 per person (plus gratuities) to or from JFK or LaGuardia, and $46 per personto or from MacArthur Airport (Islip). These fares are one way and are subject to change. For more information, callClassic Airport Shuttle at (631) 567-5100. Reservations must be coordinated 24 hours in advance. Classic AirportShuttle accepts cash and credit cards (except Discover).

Do I stay overnight if I am a commuter student?Yes. The three-day, on-campus orientation program is for all new students, regardless of whether they are residing oncampus or commuting during the academic year.

Can I bring my car to New Student Orientation? Yes. All students are allowed to have vehicles on campus.Students may obtain a parking sticker at New Student Orientationwith proof of vehicle registration and license plate number.

When do I plan my schedule? All students attend a curriculum overview to learn about degreerequirements on Tuesday. In addition, students receiveinformation about the registration process, academic expectationsand deadlines. New students register for classes on Thursday.

You may have registered a preference in advance for a first-yearseminar and/or cluster for your specific first-semester academicprogram. At orientation you will meet with an advisement dean ºor faculty adviser to discuss your curriculum options. It is at thispoint that you will complete your schedule by adding courses. Ifyou have not selected a preference for a specific first-semesterseminar and/or cluster, these may be available to you duringorientation. Your advisement dean or faculty adviser will reviewyour curriculum options and placement in math and foreignlanguage classes based on your exam scores.

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Do you have vegetarian and/or kosher meals? Hofstra can provide vegetarian meals and is able toaccommodate kosher or halal needs with advancenotification. Please indicate this preference when youregister for New Student Orientation.

Can I bring guests? No. Due to the nature of the program, guests are notallowed to stay with you throughout the program. This is awonderful opportunity for students to meet and minglewith peers. Parents and other family members are invitedfor a separate Parent and Family Orientation session onTuesday.

Can my parents come to orientation? The Office of Parent and Family Programs has designeda program for the parents/family members of our newstudents (please visit hofstra.edu/parfam). The Parentand Family Orientation sessions are on Tuesday, the firstday of the New Student Orientation programs. WelcomeWeek, which begins August 28, includes some events forfamilies. Also, please note that Family Weekend takesplace Friday and Saturday, October 24 and 25, 2008.

What if I need to cancel or reschedule myorientation date?To reschedule your orientation session, just give us a call at (516) 463-4874 or e-mail us atorientation@hofstra.edu.

Will I have a full range of course options if I attend a later New Student Orientation session?Courses are available throughout the summer, and the University reviews the course offerings to ensure that we meetthe needs of our students. Students are strongly encouraged to preregister course preferences for their first-yearprogram.

Can I share a room with a friend if we are both attending the same New Student Orientationsession?Yes, but we do require that each party put it in writing (or e-mail the request to orientation@hofstra.edu) and sendthat request along with the response card. To ensure that both students are confirmed in the same orientation session,it is best if their requests are submitted together. However, we cannot guarantee space based on special roommaterequests. Orientation registrations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis.

When does New Student Orientation end?Orientation is completed on Thursday afternoon after each student registers for classes and then checks out of SuffolkHall. Plan to be on campus at least until mid-afternoon. Advisement appointments are scheduled through 5 p.m.

Can I make travel arrangements after I submit my New Student Orientation date preference?We ask that you not make travel plans until you receive an e-mail confirmation from the Office of Orientation and NewStudent Programs. Confirmations are sent within three business days to your Hofstra University e-mail account. If youhave difficulty accessing your Hofstra University account, please contact the Office of Student Computing Services at(516) 463-7777.

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Dear New Student,

The New Student Orientation staff looks forward to warmly welcoming you intothe Hofstra community. We know that starting college is an exciting experience,and we are ready to help you make the transition to college life as smooth aspossible.

When you attend New Student Orientation, you are assigned to a group led byan orientation leader. This orientation leader will contact you prior to yourorientation session and greet you when you arrive on campus. Orientationleaders are hardworking, devoted and fun students who are prepared to take youto essential presentations, lead you on tours, answer questions, escort you tovarious social activities, and assist you with registration for your first semester.You will also have plenty of time to get to know your fellow classmates in theClass of 2012.

We have been preparing for New Student Orientation for many months, and wehave a lot of fun and meaningful activities planned for you. We look forward tomeeting you, and are all certain that you will have an enjoyable and rich firstexperience at Hofstra University!

New Student Orientation HighlightsNew Student Orientation is a time to explore all of the great opportunities Hofstra has to offer, from academics toextracurricular activities. You will receive a detailed schedule when you check in. The following is a sampling of whatyou will experience during your orientation program.

" Opportunities to Meet With Faculty in Small Class SettingsBefore attending orientation, students will receive information about the common reading, which will be discussed inthe model class. This reading will focus on the U.S. presidency and also tie into the third and final 2008 presidentialdebate, which will take place on the Hofstra campus October 15. A senior member of the Hofstra University facultyfacilitates each model class. The discussion can flow naturally into a conversation about course-related expectationsfor new students. The differences between high school and college are significant; having professors identify theirexpectations before classes begin is extremely beneficial. The session concludes with a discussion regarding campusresources that can be useful in meeting course requirements and professors’ expectations. Students consistently ratethis as one of their top experiences at orientation.

" Learn About Degree Requirements and Expectations During the presentation “Finding Your Edge at Hofstra,” students will become familiar with the academic and careerresources available at Hofstra. This session is hosted by the Center for University Advisement. It explains the nutsand bolts of the Hofstra degree and the advising system students can rely on to support their academic endeavors. Italso exposes students to resources available through The Career Center to help them prepare for professionalopportunities such as internships and off-campus employment. New students also receive a copy of the HofstraUniversity Undergraduate Bulletin.

Students have an opportunity to meet their assigned advisement dean from the Center for University Advisement during the “Meet Your Dean” session. During this session your advisement dean will introduce you to the academicadvisement system at Hofstra, in which you will have access to both your advisement dean and your major adviser tosupport your academic goals at Hofstra. Your advisement dean will discuss academic expectations, resources, andpolicies and procedures. This presentation is followed by a question-and-answer session to clarify any uncertainties youmay have about the curriculum. The “Meet Your Dean” session will also prepare you for the advisement meeting tofollow on Thursday. Advisement appointment times are distributed at this session.

Joseph BennethumHead Orientation Leader

Cristina Dos SantosHead Orientation Leader

The Thursday advisement sessions are arranged for students to plan their fall course schedules. Thursday is dedicatedto scheduling and registration. Students meet with an advisement dean from the Center for University Advisement ora member of the faculty. For students who have preregistered for First-Year Connections seminars and clusters, this isan opportunity to round out your schedule and complete the registration process.

Advisement appointments are scheduled from 9 a.m. through 5 p.m. on Thursday. You should not plan to leavecampus before 5 p.m., as appointments are scheduled throughout the day and cannot be rescheduled. Placementexams, major requirements and University requirements are discussed with an advisement dean, who will assist withcourse selection. The next step is a tutorial session for Web registration. Navigation instructions are provided for theHofstra Online Information System, and student staff members are on hand to assist with fall registration. Studentsleave orientation with their fall course schedules in hand.

" Meet New Friends and Make Connections Orientation is an excellent opportunity to meet fellow new students and the current upper-class students that compriseour summer staff. Our student staff members are here to ensure that you have a good time, learn more about Hofstraand get a jump start on college life.

" Open Mic and Auditions for “Hofstra Idol”

On Wednesday evening, we turn up the fun!Our first stop is “Hofstra Idol” auditions.Each year Hofstra University sponsors a“Hofstra Idol” competition to showcase theoutstanding talent among Hofstra’sundergraduate students. Student Leadershipand Activities scholarships are awarded tothe top three finalists. We want you to havethe opportunity to become a part of thisHofstra tradition, so first-year students havefirst priority in the audition process. Duringorientation, representatives from StudentLeadership and Activities will be looking foroutstanding talent. If you are interested inauditioning, please indicate your desire toparticipate in this program when you sign upfor New Student Orientation. You may alsovideotape your talent and submit the tape to:

Office of Student Leadership and Activities

260 Mack Student Center200 Hofstra UniversityHempstead, NY 11549-2000

If you are not interested in auditioning forthe competition, you can still perform at our open mic session. We will try toaccommodate your performance needs. If you are interested in performing, pleaseindicate so when you sign up for NewStudent Orientation.

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Parent and Family OrientationParent and Family Orientation is a day long program on the first day of New Student Orientation. Parents and familieslearn about first-year issues and campus life through information sessions and a luncheon with administrators. Pastprograms have included sessions on wellness and safety, academic curriculum and advisement, financial aid, FamilyEducational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), spiritual life on campus, life in the residence halls, commuting studentprograms and services, and transition issues for first-year students and their families. You will also have a chance toattend a campus tour.

Students register their parents/family members online for one of eight summer sessions: June 10, 17, 24; July 8, 15,22, 29; or August 5, 2008.

This brochure contains a very helpful checklist for students. Please be sure your student has completed all items onthe checklist before attending New Student Orientation. Do not plan to spend much time with your student duringNew Student Orientation; our events foster the separation process. You will be expected to say goodbye when youdrop off your student on Tuesday morning and before you head to the Parent Orientation. New Student Orientationruns for three days. If you are picking up your student on the last day, please do so about two hours after the lastscheduled event/appointment she or he needs to attend. Please be aware that not all students finish at the same time.

During Move-In Day, the first day of Welcome Week, on Thursday, August 28, 2008, family members may participatein the resource fair and President’s Welcome.

Family Weekend takes place each fall and brings together students and their families in fun events that include facultypresentations, athletic events, tours of campus, a resource fair and a variety show featuring Hofstra students. Thisyear, Family Weekend takes place Friday and Saturday, October 24 and 25, 2008. You will receive a 15-percentdiscount if you register for Family Weekend by August 7, 2008.

Please check the Web site of the Parent and Family Programs Office often at hofstra.edu/parfam. There, you willfind information about family publications, events and volunteer opportunities, as well as the detailed Parent andFamily Orientation program. Please contact our office at (516) 463-4698 or parents@hofstra.edu with any questionsyou may have.

QuestionsIf you have specific questions, please feel free to contact the offices below:

Center for University Advisement (Memorial Hall)......................(516) 463-6770Center for University Advisement (Mack Student Center) ....(516) 463-7222Commuting Student Affairs......................................................................(516) 463-4959Community Standards ................................................................................(516) 463-6913Dean of Students............................................................................................(516) 463-6913Financial Aid ....................................................................................................(516) 463-8000Health and Wellness Center....................................................................(516) 463-6745Interfaith Center ............................................................................................(516) 463-6920Multicultural and International Student Programs......................(516) 463-6796Orientation and New Student Programs..........................................(516) 463-4874Parent and Family Programs ..................................................................(516) 463-7055Public Safety ....................................................................................................(516) 463-6606Recreation Center ........................................................................................(516) 463-6958Residential Programs ..................................................................................(516) 463-6932Services for Students With Disabilities ..............................................(516) 463-7074Student Accounts ..........................................................................................(516) 463-6680Student Computing Services ..................................................................(516) 463-7777Student Counseling Services ..................................................................(516) 463-6791Student Leadership and Activities........................................................(516) 463-6914Undergraduate Admission........................................................................(516) 463-6700

Welcome WeekPlease join the students, faculty and staff of Hofstra University as we welcome you – the Class of 2012 – to campusto kick off the academic year. The week is designed to help you meet new people and immerse yourself in campuslife. Welcome Week begins Thursday, August 28, with your official welcome to the University from Hofstra PresidentStuart Rabinowitz. Throughout the week, there will be academic programs, trips, guest speakers, and social andeducational activities planned. This is a great way to meet other students, develop friendships, and get involved!Welcome Week extends through the first week of classes, until Friday, September 5. Classes begin Tuesday,September 2, 2008, and that day includes the New Student Convocation, where President Rabinowitz, academic deans and faculty officially welcome the Class of 2012. Welcome Week is designed to help you settle in and feelcomfortable in your new surroundings. Please mark your calendar and continue to check hofstra.edu/welcomeweekfor up-to-date information about this exciting event!

Remember to check your Hofstra e-mail account on a regular basis for a more detailed Welcome Week schedule andother important notifications before the fall semester begins.

Welcome Week PreviewThursday, August 28, 2008" Welcome Week check-in for all new students.

" Move-in day for resident students. Information regarding housing assignments and a move-in schedule will beprovided by the Residential Programs office.

" Presidential WelcomeJoin President Stuart Rabinowitz, fellow new students, faculty and University officials for the President’s Welcomeof the Class of 2012 and new transfer students. (Move-in is suspended at this time.)

" Class of 2012 Barbecue.

Thursday, August 28-Friday, September 5" Welcome Week continues.

Tuesday, September 2" Classes begin.

" New Student Convocation, 11:15 a.m.The New Student Convocation is a formal academic welcome for all new students. It is your official introduction tothe University’s rich academic traditions, faculty, schools and colleges.

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Hofstra University continues its commitment to extending equal opportunity to all qualified individuals without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national or ethnicorigin, physical or mental disability, marital or veteran status in the conduct and operation of its educational programs and activities, including admission and employment.

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Mack StudentCenter