Campus Services
We’re here for you.
Dunwoody has many programs and services to help you succeed in college and out of it. From health resources to tutoring and career counseling, we are ready and eager to help at every step of your education and beyond.
Student Life
The Student Affairs team is here to help you successfully navigate the challenges you may have as you work to find success in the classroom. They also provide support for the extracurricular activities you can get involved in at Dunwoody, including student government and student groups.
Financial Aid Office
Financial Aid is here to help you understand the different ways you can get funding for your tuition and fees, including federal and state financial aid, scholarships, and loans.
Registrar
The Registrar is here to help you with all things related to registration and student records, including:
- Academic plans
- Course registration
- Transcripts
- Transfer evaluations
Student Accounts Office
The Student Accounts Office can help with how to pay your tuition, payment plans, and financial planning both for while you go to college and after you graduate.
Technology & IT Help Desk
The IT Help Desk provides support for your Dunwoody-issued laptop. To request support, stop by Green 70, email support@dunwoody.edu or call 612.381.3434. In addition, Information Technology at Dunwoody works to provide networking, software and hardware solutions for students and faculty to assist in the learning that takes place on campus.
Veterans & Military Student Resources
The College’s Veteran & Military Student Center is located in Black 34. Veteran and military students are welcome to stop by for resources, study, and fellowship.
Learning Commons
The John A. Butler Learning Resource Center (Main Library/Black 43) and Design Library (Red 44) can provide you with the print and electronic resources you need to complete research papers and other projects for your classes. They also provide quiet spaces for study as well as collaboration spaces for students working on team projects.
Student Success Center
The Elftmann Student Success Center is here to help you succeed in your classes. Services include:
- Tutoring
- Guided study and workshops
- Technical video library
- Tip sheets
- Useful learning tools and resources
Career Services
The Ferrara Career Services Center offers employment assistance to all students and alumni. Resources include:
- Access to My.Career, Dunwoody’s job and internship search tool
- Résumé and cover letter help
- Job interview coaching
- Preparation for on-campus career fairs
Print Services
Dunwoody’s Print Services Shop is an on-campus, digital print shop open to all students, employees, alumni, and outside clients. Here students can print personal business cards, portfolio work, and outside projects.
Bookstore
Dunwoody’s Bookstore is a convenient, on-campus one-stop shop where you can rent textbooks, purchase classroom supplies and Dunwoody gear, and grab a quick snack.
Wenda W. & Cornell L. Moore Multicultural Center
The Multi-Cultural Center programs seek to develop a community in which individuals of diverse backgrounds may come together to thrive in an environment where inclusion is evident. Through supporting GLBT groups, Multi-Cultural Student Union, and broadening multi-cultural awareness, our programs aim to promote the value of diversity and prepare students to be competitive in a global society and changing workforce.
The Multicultural Center is found on the Green Level near the Arts & Sciences offices.
Women's Resource Center
The Women’s Resource Center (WRC) is provided to be a space for Dunwoody Women. Located in Black 36, the WRC can be used to study in private, to socialize, to celebrate achievements, to find resources and information, to browse through literature and magazines, or simply appreciate the photography and artwork displayed within.
The WRC is the primary meeting location for Dunwoody’s Kate’s Club*, which is an organization dedicated to the diverse populations of Dunwoody Women. Kate’s Club events are organized for socializing, networking, and learning about incredible women and their contributions to history. The WRC also serves as a gathering place for organizations like WomenVenture, and Women Build. The WRC is located on the Black Level just west of the Library.
*Catherine “Kate” Lane Dunwoody was one of the co-founders of Dunwoody College of Technology and was considered to be “a quiet, gracious lady.” Kate’s husband William Hood Dunwoody once commented that he got “his best advice from her” and they shared his business interests.
The Dunwoody’s also forged a true partnership of humanitarianism and philanthropy that focused on improving the lives of women, advancing educational and healthcare opportunities, and promoting the arts.