Student Affairs

The Office of Student Affairs is a general resource for any questions you have. Specifically, we help with:

ID cards
Extended absences
Meal plan appeals
Travel logistics (for academic or student club travel)

If you’re hitting a roadblock and can’t seem to find out an answer to any question you may have, contact us or stop by the office during business hours. We’re on the 2^nd floor of Crooker Center and open Mon-Thurs, 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m., and Fri. 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

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Student Travel

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Celt ID

Your Celt ID card is key to campus services such as access to the Doherty Library, athletic center, meal plan card, purchase parking pass, building access, and attend University events. If you need to replace your Celt ID card, you can purchase a replacement online.

STEP 1 – Fill Out Your Celt ID Application
STEP 2 – Photo Requirements

You must present a valid state issued ID, driver’s license, or passport, before an ID card will be given to you.

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Is there an ATM on campus?

Yes, there is an ATM in the Moran student lounge.

I've lost money in the vending machine. How do I get a refund?

You may receive a refund from the cashier’s office located on the second floor in the Herzstein Building.

Where can I find a map of the campus?

An electronic campus map can be found here.

I'm a parent. Who do I contact if I have a concern about my student?

You may contact the Office of Student Affairs at 713-525-3570.

Each month, the Student Affairs newsletter is distributed to freshmen and their families. The newsletter highlights:

Upcoming events
Student services offered by UST
Stories from around the University

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Would you like to deliver an inspirational speech for your graduating classmates, parents, faculty, staff and guests at Commencement? This honor is open to undergraduate or graduate students at Spring Commencement.

Applications must be received no later than Thursday, March 12, 2020, by 12:00 p.m. This deadline is firm and late applications cannot be accepted.

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For more information, contact:
Patty Amaya
email: amayap@stthom.edu

If you're an enrolled University of St. Thomas student traveling to a university-sponsored or university-supported activity, you must register your trip with the Office of Student Affairs. To register your planned trip, complete the Student Travel Forms and submit a copy to the Office of Student Affairs at least 3 business days before departure. A pre-trip meeting with the Coordinator of Student Affairs is suggested.

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