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Access and Disability Services

Haverford College is committed to ensuring equal and meaningful access to all campus programs, activities and services for all students. Access and Disability Services (ADS) supports this by providing accommodations and resources for students with disabilities.

Athletics

Haverford College’s Athletic Department is committed to the belief that physical education is an integral component of each student’s liberal arts education and offers a wide range of athletic opportunities – Intercollegiate Varsity Teams, Competitive Club Teams, Intramural Programs, Instructional Classes, and Recreational Activities – designed to meet the diverse and changing interests of its students body within the college’s mission of excellence and individual growth.

Counseling & Psychological Services

College faculty and other Haverford employees may meet with us for a variety of reasons, including personal concerns and issues of student development.

Center for Career and Professional Advising

The Center for Career and Professional Advising (CCPA) empowers students and alumni to learn about and prepare for meaningful work, as they translate their Haverford liberal arts education into a rewarding life. In short, we are here to help students explore, identify, and realize their career and professional goals.

The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship

The Center for Peace and Global Citizenship is located in Stokes Hall. Please stop by the café in Stokes 104, or connect with the office staff across the hall. For current information, visit our website, or Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook feeds. We look forward to collaborating with you on critical and consequential efforts in pursuit of peace, social justice, and global citizenship. 

Dean’s Office and Student Life

Deans partner with faculty to support students academically and across all aspects of their lives, and are generally responsible for student life on campus.

Supporting First Generation and Low Income Students

Haverford students come from diverse socioeconomic and demographic backgrounds and the College is committed to supporting their experience through the Chesick Scholars Program and other resources.

Instructional & Information Technology Services

IITS at Haverford provides our community with consistent, sustainable, reliable and service-oriented technology resources in strategic support of the teaching, learning, research and operational success of the College. Our approach taps the common spirits of creativity, innovation, consensus and collaboration to enhance institutional effectiveness.

International Student Support

The International Student Support Office (ISSO) provides resources that support Haverford College's international student population.

Libraries

The Haverford College Libraries support the educational mission of the College with an unrelenting commitment to excellence—for the institution, the students, the faculty, and the staff—through our collections, instruction, and services.

Office of Academic Resources

The Office of Academic Resources (OAR) offers students an array of services designed to enhance their academic potential and supplement the many academic and enrichment opportunities already available to them through their course work and research at Haverford College.

Provost’s Office Staff

The Provost’s Office broadly supports faculty teaching, research, and professional development

Haverford’s Quaker Character

Haverford College, while a non-sectarian institution, has Quaker origins which inform many aspects of the life of the College.

Registrar

The Registrar manages course registrations and records related to every aspect of a student's academic experience.

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Teaching and Learning Institute

The Teaching and Learning Institute: Syllabi

The Teaching and Learning Institute (TLI) provides forums for exploration of classroom practice. Funded originally by a grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and now supported jointly by Bryn Mawr and Haverford Colleges, the TLI embraces a partnership model of faculty and student academic development.

Writing Center

The Writing Center fosters a culture of vibrant intellectual exchange by helping students to develop clear and persuasive written, spoken, and visual arguments. Peer tutors and faculty affiliates are available to talk with you at any stage of a project, from brainstorming ideas and framing a thesis to polishing syntax, style, or presentation.