Telephone Menu Navigation

The automated telephone system directory can be used by dialing:

The directory includes the following options:


For a list of offices, press 1:	For Student Services, including Admissions, Registration, Records, Academic Advising, Counseling, and Financial Aid, press 1 For the Business Office, press 2 For the Library, press 3 For the Bookstore, press 4
To dial by name, press 2:	Use the phone keys to enter the last name then first name of individual you desire to contact.
For the Sheriff's Office, press 3:	Transfers to the DeKalb County Sheriff’s Office desk phone. If they do not answer, it goes to their cell phone. If they cannot answer, it moves to a voicemail. Voicemail states, in summary, if it is an emergency, dial 911. If not leave a message and they will return your call. The Sheriff's Office is on campus Monday-Thursday from 7 am-10 pm. Other Services they provide: Jump starting a vehicle’s dead battery Escort to your vehicle Lock out of your vehicle Calling a tow service
For Custodial Services, press 4:	Transfers to the custodial supervisor. Custodial is available 6:30 am-11 pm. Maintenance is available 6 am-2 pm. Services they provide: Notify maintenance to jump start a vehicle’s dead battery Notify maintenance of concerns in parking lot (i.e. ice, snow, etc.) Escort to your vehicle Opening up a classroom or office Cleaning up a spill

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