For the latest information about Intercollegiate Athletics check out www.StritchWolves.com. 

Incoming Student Athletes should regularly check their Wolfmail for the latest information from their coaches and athletics staff regarding expectations, practice schedules, and other important updates.
 

Wolfmail is our primary means of communicating with you. This summer please make sure to check Wolfmail weekly. Once on campus in August, you should be checking it every day.

Login to your Wolfmail using your Stritch username and password. You can check your wolfmail using the apps currently on your phone. The Technology Help Desk can assist you with this if needed. 

Register your cell phone number in the Emergency Notifications portal  on MyStritch to sign-up for Campus Safety text alerts.  (Link requires MyStritch Login)

If you need assistance with any of the above please contact the Technology Help Desk.

On-campus student employment and federal work-study positions (including community-service based positions) provide students with the opportunity to gain valuable experience to launch their future careers while also earning a paycheck.  On-campus student employment is limited to a maximum of 20 hours per week when school is in session.  

How to find a position 

Student employment positions are posted on Handshake, our online career management system. This is where you submit resumes and letters of interest to the campus supervisor.

Documents needed to work on-campus

• Specification sheet from your bank for direct deposit.
• Original personal verification documents for the I-9 Employment Eligibility Verification Form (typically a photo ID and Social Security/Birth Certificate).  
• International students will need their passport.

For more information please contact the Experiential Learning and Career Education office.

Campus Security is available 24 hours 
414-410-4220
or
4220 from a campus phone 

Students are highly encouraged to save Stritch Security as a contact in their phone.

Parking:

Any student parking a car on campus is required to register their vehicle with Stritch Security. Students can do this online through MyStritch in the Parking Pass Portal (link requires MyStritch login).

Counselors at Stritch are licensed professional counselors qualified to see students experiencing a wide array of mental health issues. Students often come to counseling when they are feeling:

• anxious,
• lonely,
• depressed,
• confused,
• upset over a relationship or
• homesick.

Counseling is a great place to talk things over and you don’t have to have a serious mental health issue to speak with a counselor.

Meet our counselors and learn more about our services and confidentiality.

7 Tips for Handling the College Transition From Stritch Counseling Services 

1. Get connected by attending events, especially early on when everyone is forming new relationships. Even if you’re not sure you’ll love the event, just give it a chance. You never know who you might connect with.
2. Find at least one group or club that may interest you and attend the first few meetings. Groups and clubs are great ways to have people to automatically connect with.
3. Make an appointment with your advisor. Just get to know them. They are there to help you.
4. If you are feeling homesick or missing friends, remind yourself why you came to college. List three things that you can only do because you are here.
5. Reach out to family and old friends a few times per week. but don’t close yourself off to meeting new people.
6. Take one small action that has you reach out to someone new. Ideas include, asking if she likes a TV show or movie you like or simply asking where he is from.
7. Be patient with other and yourself. It takes time to build new friendships.

The Financial Aid & Business Office windows are open and here to serve you. Stop by the windows and ask any questions you might have. 

Paper bills are only sent out upon request. Your bill is always available by logging in to your MyStritch account. You will see a link to view and pay your bill off of the Finances & Aid tab. Stritch does offer a monthly payment plan that will break up the semester or yearly balance that you owe. Call the business office at 414-410-4232 to inquire and/or enroll. 

Visit the Financial Aid Website (use the same log-in information as MyStritch)  to ensure that all documents have been turned-in that are needed to process your financial aid award. In order to receive all your awards please view and accept (or reduce/decline) your awards. Accepting (or reducing/declining) your awards will ensure the Financial Aid office knows what aid to order and process for you. 

You can contact the Financial Aid Office with questions or to setup an appointment.

If your financial situation has changed due to COVID, please contact the Financial Aid Office immediately. Stritch is committed to ensuring that your education can continue as planned. Find out how we can help!

Complete online the Required Health Information Form. (You'll need to sign in to MyStritch to access the form.) Your physician’s office, high school or state health department may have a copy of your vaccine record.  

Additional requirements for Athletes and International Students. 

• Athletes: Please contact Athletic Director Danny Kuklinski for more information. 
• International Students: Please contact Coordinator of International Education & Study Abroad Sarah Sweeney for more information.

What are the Immunization requirements for students in Residence Halls?

• Tetanus-Diphtheria vaccine within the past 10 years.
• Completion of the Polio series.
• Evidence of Two Varicella Vaccines or the chickenpox virus. Immune titers are also acceptable.
• Two doses of MMR (The first dose of MMR, measles, mumps, or rubella must have been given after the 1st birthday. The two doses MMR or two same components must be given at least 28 days apart.). Immune titers are also acceptable.
• Complete the Tuberculosis screening questionnaire. TB testing is required for students considered to be in high-risk groups. Please refer to the health history form for a listing of who are considered high risk.
• Submit all documentation of the required immunizations must be received prior to moving into the residence hall

Please note: While we only require two MMR immunizations, we highly recommend that students be immunized for meningitis. Talk to your physician about the benefits of receiving the vaccination.

Learn more about the Student Health Services including location, hours, appointment scheduling and services.

It is highly recommended that students begin searching/shopping for textbooks as soon as they are able, so that they come to classes prepared the first week of the semester. There are many options available to buy (new or used) and/or rent textbooks from various suppliers. 

The steps listed below are for Stritch’s bookstore and will help students find list(s) of required/recommended textbooks for each of their courses, as well as ISBN numbers for textbooks that allow students to search textbook availability from various suppliers.

Have your class schedule readily available as you search so you can input specific codes, as the example below demonstrates.

How to Access Textbook Information:

(In this example, we are looking up textbook information for the class SEM 110-A)

1. Visit: https://stritch.textbookx.com/institutional/index.php
2. Click on Find Your Course
3. Select your term: Fall 2022
4. Select your department: SEM
5. Select your course and section: 110 A
6. Click on See Course Items (red button)

If you have further questions about textbooks feel free to contact the bookstore directly at 414-410-4035, the instructor for your class, or your academic advisor.

Electronic copies of official transcripts or official ACT/SAT scores can be sent to Cardinal Stritch University, Office of Admissions at admissions@stritch.edu.

Print copies of official transcripts or official ACT/SAT scores can be mailed to:

Cardinal Stritch University
Office of Admissions
6801 N. Yates Rd
MIlwaukee, WI 53217