Atwood Departments and Services

Atwood Memorial Center is home to a variety of departments and services designed to support and enrich the campus community. From student organizations and event planning to dining and recreational facilities, Atwood offers everything you need in one convenient location.

Departments and Services List

American Indian Center

(320) 308-5447 | aic@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 219

The American Indian Center (AIC) supports the enrollment and graduation of American Indian students at the university. The center works to enhance equity, diversity, and inclusivity, offering resources for personal, cultural, academic, career, and financial development to help Indigenous students succeed.

Affinity Plus Federal Credit Union

Affinity Plus offers a full range of banking services, including checking, savings, auto loans, rewards programs, and more. As a member of a not-for-profit credit union, you'll enjoy better rates, expert advice, and a top-rated mobile app. Plus, you'll be investing in the local community. As a St. Cloud State student, you're eligible for membership. Learn more at affinityplus.com/invest-in-you. Federally insured by NCUA.

Department of Campus Involvement

(320) 308-2205 | campusinvolvement@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 134

The Department of Campus Involvement offers a wide range of student opportunities, including student organizations, the Huskies Events and Activities Team, community service, Greek Life, and campus programs. The department also provides support services, such as Student Legal Services and programs for student organization support and recognition.

Division of Student Affairs

(320) 308-3111 | studentaffairs@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 110

The Division of Student Affairs provides services and programs to support your well-being. Their focus includes affirming cultural and affinity communities, enhancing the residential living experience, offering a broad range of campus engagement opportunities, and fostering a safe campus environment through values-centered accountability.

Information Desk

(320) 308-4636 | Atwood 134

The Atwood Information Desk, located on the main floor of Atwood, offers resources for visitors during operating hours. In addition, the desk sells popcorn, tickets, and other items!

For poster printing and graphic design services, complete the Poster Printing and Design Request Form.

LGBT Resource Center

(320) 308-5166 | lgbt@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 142

The LGBT Resource Center offers support, education, and advocacy for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Transsexual, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, and Ally (LGBTQIA) students.

Multicultural Student Services

(320) 308-3003 | mss@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 141

Multicultural Student Services offers academic support, multicultural programming, cultural organizations, and social events to support students' diverse needs.

Poster Printing and Design Services

(320) 308-4636 | copiesdesign@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 134

Atwood provides poster printing and graphic design services for both on-campus and off-campus clients. We accept payments via campus chargeback, cash, check, or credit card. To request poster printing or design services, fill out the Poster Printing and Design Service Request Form.

Student Government

sg-pres@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 139

The Student Government is dedicated to representing the concerns of St. Cloud State University students and promoting the best possible learning environment. They allocate student fees, provide legal services, and serve as a forum for student concerns.

Transportation

Atwood Memorial Center serves as a pickup location for both Jefferson Lines and Groome Transportation. The pickup location is on the northeast corner of Atwood, at the intersection of 1st Avenue South and 6th Street South. You can find campus parking information by visiting Public Safety's web page.

Women's Center

(320) 308-4958 | womenscenter@stcloudstate.edu | Atwood 218

The Women's Center offers educational programming, services for students experiencing gender violence, harassment, and discrimination, scholarships for nontraditional women students, advocacy for gender equity policies, leadership opportunities, professional development, and more.